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<thinking> Let me start by reading the MASTER.md file to understand the current state of the project and what needs to be done next. </thinking>
Tool Call: Read docs\progress\MASTER.md Status: Completed
1→# MASTER Progress Tracker
2→
3→## Task Definition
4→Create a comprehensive, bilingual (CN+EN) Claude Code source code teaching guide in `books/` directory. 20 chapters organized by learning path, covering all 1884 source files across 35 modules. Each chapter has separate CN and EN files (40 total files).
5→
6→## Analysis Documents
7→- [Project Overview](/docs/analysis/project-overview)
8→- [Module Inventory](/docs/analysis/module-inventory)
9→- [Risk Assessment](/docs/analysis/risk-assessment)
10→
11→## Plan Documents
12→- [Task Breakdown](/docs/plan/task-breakdown)
13→- [Dependency Graph](/docs/plan/dependency-graph)
14→- [Milestones](/docs/plan/milestones)
15→
16→## Phase Summary
17→
18→| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
19→|-------|------|-------|--------|
20→| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
21→| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 0/10 | Not Started |
22→| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
23→| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
24→
25→- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-1-foundation.md)
26→- [ ] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (0/10 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md)
27→- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-3-ui-interaction.md)
28→- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-4-extension-advanced.md)
29→
30→## Current Status
31→- **Phase**: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
32→- **Active Task**: CH05 (The Agentic Loop) — ready to start
33→- **Last Updated**: 2026-03-31
34→
35→## Next Steps
36→1. Start Phase 2: CH05 (Agentic Loop) + CH08 (Command System) in parallel
37→2. Then CH06 (Tool System) after CH05
38→3. Then CH07 (Permission System) after CH06
39→4. Then CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK) after CH05
40→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Assistant
<thinking> Now let me read the phase-2 progress file to understand the detailed tasks. </thinking>
Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md Status: Completed
1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [ ] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎
7→- [ ] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [ ] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统
22→- [ ] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Assistant
<thinking> Now let me read the task breakdown to understand what files I need to read for CH05 and CH08 (which can be done in parallel). </thinking>
Tool Call: Read docs\plan\task-breakdown.md Status: Completed
1→# Task Breakdown: Claude Code Source Teaching Guide
2→
3→## Chapter Plan (Learning Path Order)
4→
5→The guide is organized in 4 phases, progressing from high-level overview to deep internals.
6→
7→---
8→
9→## Phase 1: Foundation (Chapters 1-4)
10→
11→Build the reader's mental model of what Claude Code is, how it starts, and the core abstractions.
12→
13→### Chapter 1: Project Overview & Architecture
14→- **ID**: CH01
15→- **CN Title**: 第1章 - 项目总览与架构设计
16→- **EN Title**: Chapter 01 - Project Overview & Architecture
17→- **Priority**: P0
18→- **Effort**: L
19→- **Dependencies**: None
20→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
21→- **Content Outline**:
22→ - What is Claude Code? (CLI-based AI coding agent)
23→ - Technology stack overview (TypeScript, React, Bun, Ink, Zod)
24→ - Directory structure walkthrough (all 35 modules with one-line descriptions)
25→ - Architecture diagram: Event-driven AsyncGenerator Pipeline
26→ - Data flow overview: User input -> query loop -> API -> tools -> result
27→ - Key configuration: CLAUDE.md, settings.json, feature flags
28→- **Key Files**: project root, `src/` directory listing
29→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can explain the overall architecture and locate any module by purpose
30→
31→### Chapter 2: Startup & Bootstrap
32→- **ID**: CH02
33→- **CN Title**: 第2章 - 启动流程与初始化
34→- **EN Title**: Chapter 02 - Startup & Bootstrap
35→- **Priority**: P0
36→- **Effort**: L
37→- **Dependencies**: CH01
38→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
39→- **Content Outline**:
40→ - Entry point: `src/entrypoints/cli.tsx` (fast-path dispatcher)
41→ - Initialization: `src/entrypoints/init.ts` (two-phase: pre/post trust dialog)
42→ - Global state: `src/bootstrap/state.ts` (singleton pattern, 80+ getters/setters)
43→ - Main function: `src/main.tsx` (Commander.js args, mode branching)
44→ - Mode tree: Interactive REPL vs Headless vs MCP Server vs Remote vs Print
45→ - ToolUseContext assembly (the DI "everything bag")
46→ - REPL launch: `src/replLauncher.tsx` -> React/Ink rendering
47→- **Key Files**: `entrypoints/cli.tsx`, `entrypoints/init.ts`, `bootstrap/state.ts`, `main.tsx`, `replLauncher.tsx`
48→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can trace the full startup path from CLI invocation to REPL rendering
49→
50→### Chapter 3: Core Type System
51→- **ID**: CH03
52→- **CN Title**: 第3章 - 核心类型体系
53→- **EN Title**: Chapter 03 - Core Type System
54→- **Priority**: P0
55→- **Effort**: M
56→- **Dependencies**: CH01
57→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
58→- **Content Outline**:
59→ - `Tool<Input, Output>` interface (the universal tool contract)
60→ - `ToolUseContext` (40+ field dependency injection object)
61→ - `buildTool()` factory function (Builder pattern with TypeScript generics)
62→ - `Command` discriminated union (3 variants: Prompt/Local/LocalJSX)
63→ - `Task` and `TaskType` (7 task types, 5 status states)
64→ - `PermissionMode`, `PermissionResult`, `PermissionDecisionReason` (9-variant union)
65→ - `AppState` (150+ field DeepImmutable state)
66→ - Branded types: `SessionId`, `AgentId`
67→ - Zod v4 usage for runtime schema validation
68→- **Key Files**: `Tool.ts`, `Task.ts`, `types/command.ts`, `types/permissions.ts`, `state/AppStateStore.ts`, `types/ids.ts`
69→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands all core type contracts and how they interconnect
70→
71→### Chapter 4: State Management
72→- **ID**: CH04
73→- **CN Title**: 第4章 - 状态管理机制
74→- **EN Title**: Chapter 04 - State Management
75→- **Priority**: P0
76→- **Effort**: M
77→- **Dependencies**: CH03
78→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
79→- **Content Outline**:
80→ - Two-tier state architecture: bootstrap (process-level) vs AppState (React-level)
81→ - `src/state/store.ts`: The 35-line Zustand-style store (createStore, getState, setState, subscribe)
82→ - `src/state/AppStateStore.ts`: AppState type definition (150+ fields)
83→ - `src/state/AppState.tsx`: React Context Provider + useSyncExternalStore
84→ - `src/state/selectors.ts`: State selectors
85→ - `src/state/onChangeAppState.ts`: Side effect handlers
86→ - `src/bootstrap/state.ts`: Global singleton (when to use which state tier)
87→ - Immutability enforcement via DeepImmutable<>
88→- **Key Files**: `state/store.ts`, `state/AppStateStore.ts`, `state/AppState.tsx`, `bootstrap/state.ts`
89→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can explain the dual-tier state model and implement a new state field
90→
91→---
92→
93→## Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
94→
95→Deep dive into the engine that powers Claude Code's AI agent behavior.
96→
97→### Chapter 5: The Agentic Loop
98→- **ID**: CH05
99→- **CN Title**: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎
100→- **EN Title**: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop
101→- **Priority**: P0
102→- **Effort**: XL
103→- **Dependencies**: CH03, CH04
104→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
105→- **Content Outline**:
106→ - `src/query.ts`: The `query()` async generator (while(true) loop)
107→ - 7 continue paths: auto-compact, max-token recovery, reactive compact, etc.
108→ - `src/query/config.ts`: QueryConfig assembly
109→ - `src/query/stopHooks.ts`: Post-response hooks
110→ - `src/query/tokenBudget.ts`: Per-turn token limits
111→ - `src/services/api/claude.ts`: Anthropic API streaming client
112→ - Message format: system prompt + conversation history + tool results
113→ - Streaming events: how tool_use blocks trigger execution
114→ - Stop conditions: end_turn, max_tokens, tool_use
115→- **Key Files**: `query.ts`, `query/`, `services/api/claude.ts`
116→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
117→
118→### Chapter 6: Tool System Deep Dive
119→- **ID**: CH06
120→- **CN Title**: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
121→- **EN Title**: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
122→- **Priority**: P0
123→- **Effort**: XL
124→- **Dependencies**: CH03, CH05
125→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
126→- **Content Outline**:
127→ - Tool lifecycle: registration -> selection -> permission check -> execution -> result rendering
128→ - `src/tools.ts`: Tool registry assembly (feature-flag conditional)
129→ - `buildTool()` deep dive: how generics ensure type safety
130→ - Tool anatomy (using FileReadTool as simple example):
131→ - Input schema (Zod)
132→ - `call()` implementation
133→ - `checkPermissions()`
134→ - `renderToolUseMessage()` / `renderToolResultMessage()`
135→ - `prompt.ts` (model-visible description)
136→ - BashTool deep dive: the most complex tool
137→ - `bashPermissions.ts` (2600 lines): command parsing, wildcard matching, speculative classifier
138→ - Security model: sandbox, sed detection, env protection
139→ - Tool orchestration: `services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts`, `StreamingToolExecutor`
140→- **Key Files**: `tools.ts`, `Tool.ts`, `tools/FileReadTool/`, `tools/BashTool/`, `services/tools/`
141→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
142→
143→### Chapter 7: Permission System
144→- **ID**: CH07
145→- **CN Title**: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
146→- **EN Title**: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
147→- **Priority**: P0
148→- **Effort**: L
149→- **Dependencies**: CH06
150→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
151→- **Content Outline**:
152→ - Permission modes: 5 modes defined in `types/permissions.ts`
153→ - Permission rule evaluation: `utils/permissions/`
154→ - `useCanUseTool.tsx`: The central decision point
155→ - Rule check -> allow/deny/ask
156→ - Coordinator permission -> Swarm worker -> Speculative classifier (2s race) -> Interactive dialog
157→ - `PermissionDecisionReason`: 9-variant audit trail
158→ - Settings-based permissions: allow/deny lists in settings.json
159→ - Hook-based permissions: PreToolUse/PostToolUse hooks
160→ - BashTool-specific: command analysis, auto-approval classifier
161→- **Key Files**: `types/permissions.ts`, `hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx`, `utils/permissions/`, `tools/BashTool/bashPermissions.ts`
162→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
163→
164→### Chapter 8: Command System
165→- **ID**: CH08
166→- **CN Title**: 第8章 - 命令系统
167→- **EN Title**: Chapter 08 - Command System
168→- **Priority**: P1
169→- **Effort**: M
170→- **Dependencies**: CH03
171→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
172→- **Content Outline**:
173→ - Command types: PromptCommand, LocalCommand, LocalJSXCommand
174→ - `src/commands.ts`: Registry assembly (70+ commands, feature-flag gating)
175→ - Command discovery: `findCommand()`, `meetsAvailabilityRequirement()`
176→ - User input processing: `utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts`
177→ - Example commands by category:
178→ - Session: /clear, /compact, /resume
179→ - Config: /config, /permissions, /model
180→ - Info: /cost, /context, /doctor, /help
181→ - How to add a new command
182→- **Key Files**: `commands.ts`, `types/command.ts`, `commands/` (selected examples), `utils/processUserInput/`
183→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
184→
185→### Chapter 9: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
186→- **ID**: CH09
187→- **CN Title**: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
188→- **EN Title**: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
189→- **Priority**: P1
190→- **Effort**: L
191→- **Dependencies**: CH05
192→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
193→- **Content Outline**:
194→ - `QueryEngine` class: session state management
195→ - `submitMessage()`: ~900-line async generator
196→ - Message preprocessing
197→ - Budget checking
198→ - Query loop invocation
199→ - SDKMessage emission (mapping StreamEvent -> SDKMessage)
200→ - Transcript persistence
201→ - Snip compaction
202→ - `ask()`: One-shot convenience wrapper
203→ - SDK types: `src/entrypoints/sdk/` (core/control/runtime split)
204→ - `src/entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.ts`: Public type surface
205→ - Headless mode vs Interactive mode differences
206→- **Key Files**: `QueryEngine.ts`, `entrypoints/sdk/`, `entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.ts`
207→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
208→
209→---
210→
211→## Phase 3: UI & Interaction Layer (Chapters 10-13)
212→
213→How Claude Code renders its terminal interface and handles user interaction.
214→
215→### Chapter 10: Custom Ink Framework
216→- **ID**: CH10
217→- **CN Title**: 第10章 - 自研终端 UI 框架 (Ink)
218→- **EN Title**: Chapter 10 - Custom Terminal UI Framework (Ink)
219→- **Priority**: P1
220→- **Effort**: XL
221→- **Dependencies**: CH04
222→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
223→- **Content Outline**:
224→ - Why a custom Ink fork? (performance, control, production CLI needs)
225→ - React Reconciler: `src/ink/reconciler.ts` (custom fiber implementation)
226→ - Layout engine: `src/ink/layout/` (Yoga WASM, CSS Flexbox for terminal)
227→ - Rendering pipeline: virtual DOM -> layout -> ANSI escape codes
228→ - Terminal I/O: `src/ink/termio/` (input parsing, key events, mouse)
229→ - Focus management, virtual scrolling, text wrapping
230→ - Component primitives: Box, Text, and custom terminal components
231→- **Key Files**: `ink/reconciler.ts`, `ink/layout/`, `ink/termio/`, `ink/render.ts`
232→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands how React components become terminal output
233→
234→### Chapter 11: REPL & Interactive Session
235→- **ID**: CH11
236→- **CN Title**: 第11章 - REPL 交互式会话
237→- **EN Title**: Chapter 11 - REPL & Interactive Session
238→- **Priority**: P1
239→- **Effort**: L
240→- **Dependencies**: CH10, CH05
241→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
242→- **Content Outline**:
243→ - `src/screens/REPL.tsx`: The main interactive component (~3000 lines)
244→ - Message display pipeline: query events -> message batching -> virtual list
245→ - User input: PromptInput component, typeahead, vim mode
246→ - Permission dialogs: how tool permission requests become UI dialogs
247→ - Task panels: background task monitoring
248→ - Teammate views: multi-agent visual coordination
249→ - Transcript search and navigation
250→- **Key Files**: `screens/REPL.tsx`, `components/PromptInput/`, `components/messages/`, `components/permissions/`
251→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can trace user input through the REPL to tool execution and result display
252→
253→### Chapter 12: Component Library
254→- **ID**: CH12
255→- **CN Title**: 第12章 - 组件库与设计系统
256→- **EN Title**: Chapter 12 - Component Library & Design System
257→- **Priority**: P2
258→- **Effort**: M
259→- **Dependencies**: CH10
260→- **Core/Brief**: Brief
261→- **Content Outline**:
262→ - Component organization: messages/, permissions/, design-system/, agents/, mcp/
263→ - Design system primitives: Dialog, Tabs, FuzzyPicker, ThemedBox
264→ - Message rendering: how different message types get rendered
265→ - Permission dialog patterns: per-tool permission UI
266→ - Theme system
267→ - Key component walkthroughs (2-3 representative examples)
268→- **Key Files**: `components/design-system/`, `components/messages/`, `components/permissions/`
269→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader knows where to find any component and understands the design patterns
270→
271→### Chapter 13: Hooks Layer
272→- **ID**: CH13
273→- **CN Title**: 第13章 - Hooks 层：业务逻辑桥梁
274→- **EN Title**: Chapter 13 - Hooks Layer: Business Logic Bridge
275→- **Priority**: P1
276→- **Effort**: M
277→- **Dependencies**: CH11
278→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
279→- **Content Outline**:
280→ - Role of hooks: wiring business logic to the REPL UI
281→ - `useCanUseTool.tsx`: Central permission hook (recap from CH07 with UI perspective)
282→ - `useLogMessages.ts`: Message batching from query loop to React state
283→ - `useCommandQueue.ts`: Slash command processing
284→ - `useTextInput.ts`: Prompt input state management
285→ - `useTypeahead.tsx`: Command/file completion
286→ - `useReplBridge.tsx`: Remote bridge sync
287→ - `toolPermission/`: Coordinator, interactive, swarm permission handlers
288→- **Key Files**: `hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx`, `hooks/useLogMessages.ts`, `hooks/useCommandQueue.ts`, `hooks/toolPermission/`
289→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands the hooks as the bridge between business logic and UI
290→
291→---
292→
293→## Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (Chapters 14-20)
294→
295→Services, extensions, and advanced features.
296→
297→### Chapter 14: Context & System Prompt
298→- **ID**: CH14
299→- **CN Title**: 第14章 - 上下文构建与系统提示
300→- **EN Title**: Chapter 14 - Context Construction & System Prompt
301→- **Priority**: P1
302→- **Effort**: M
303→- **Dependencies**: CH05
304→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
305→- **Content Outline**:
306→ - `src/context.ts`: getUserContext(), getSystemContext()
307→ - CLAUDE.md loading: hierarchical (project > user > global)
308→ - `src/constants/prompts.ts`: getSystemPrompt() builder
309→ - Memory injection: `src/memdir/` (per-project memory files)
310→ - Context window management: `src/services/compact/`
311→ - Auto-compact, micro-compact, snip strategies
312→ - When and how conversations get compressed
313→- **Key Files**: `context.ts`, `constants/prompts.ts`, `memdir/`, `services/compact/`
314→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands how the system prompt is assembled and how context stays within limits
315→
316→### Chapter 15: MCP Integration
317→- **ID**: CH15
318→- **CN Title**: 第15章 - MCP 协议集成
319→- **EN Title**: Chapter 15 - MCP Protocol Integration
320→- **Priority**: P1
321→- **Effort**: L
322→- **Dependencies**: CH06
323→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
324→- **Content Outline**:
325→ - What is MCP? Model Context Protocol overview
326→ - `src/services/mcp/`: Client management
327→ - 4 transport types: stdio, SSE, HTTP, WebSocket
328→ - Server discovery, OAuth authentication
329→ - Tool/resource enumeration from MCP servers
330→ - `src/tools/MCPTool/`: How MCP tools become Claude Code tools
331→ - Permission scoping for MCP tools
332→- **Key Files**: `services/mcp/`, `tools/MCPTool/`
333→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can explain how external MCP servers extend Claude Code's capabilities
334→
335→### Chapter 16: Sub-Agent & Multi-Agent
336→- **ID**: CH16
337→- **CN Title**: 第16章 - 子 Agent 与多 Agent 协作
338→- **EN Title**: Chapter 16 - Sub-Agent & Multi-Agent Coordination
339→- **Priority**: P0
340→- **Effort**: L
341→- **Dependencies**: CH05, CH06
342→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
343→- **Content Outline**:
344→ - AgentTool: `src/tools/AgentTool/`
345→ - `runAgent.ts`: Context forking, MCP connection, recursive query() loop
346→ - `createSubagentContext()`: Which fields are cloned vs shared
347→ - Memory snapshots and resume
348→ - Coordinator Mode: `src/coordinator/coordinatorMode.ts`
349→ - Swarm coordination: `src/utils/swarm/`
350→ - Teammate spawning backends (iTerm, Tmux, In-Process)
351→ - Task system: `src/tasks/` (7 task types)
352→ - InProcessTeammateTask: full sub-REPL in same process
353→ - LocalAgentTask, RemoteAgentTask
354→ - Permission proxy: worker -> leader permission bridge
355→- **Key Files**: `tools/AgentTool/`, `coordinator/`, `utils/swarm/`, `tasks/`
356→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands the full multi-agent architecture and permission delegation model
357→
358→### Chapter 17: Skills & Plugin System
359→- **ID**: CH17
360→- **CN Title**: 第17章 - Skills 与插件系统
361→- **EN Title**: Chapter 17 - Skills & Plugin System
362→- **Priority**: P1
363→- **Effort**: M
364→- **Dependencies**: CH08
365→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
366→- **Content Outline**:
367→ - Skills: Markdown-driven prompt commands
368→ - `src/skills/loadSkillsDir.ts`: File scanning, frontmatter parsing
369→ - `src/skills/bundledSkills.ts`: Built-in skills
370→ - YAML frontmatter: whenToUse, paths, hooks, model, effort
371→ - Skill invocation via SkillTool
372→ - Plugins: Structured extension packages
373→ - `src/plugins/`: Registration
374→ - `src/services/plugins/`: Installation, operations
375→ - Plugin capabilities: MCP servers, slash commands, hooks
376→ - How skills and plugins merge into the command registry
377→- **Key Files**: `skills/`, `plugins/`, `services/plugins/`, `tools/SkillTool/`
378→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader can create a custom skill and understands the plugin architecture
379→
380→### Chapter 18: Services Layer
381→- **ID**: CH18
382→- **CN Title**: 第18章 - 服务层：API、分析与 LSP
383→- **EN Title**: Chapter 18 - Services Layer: API, Analytics & LSP
384→- **Priority**: P2
385→- **Effort**: M
386→- **Dependencies**: CH05
387→- **Core/Brief**: Brief
388→- **Content Outline**:
389→ - `services/api/`: Anthropic API client details
390→ - BetaMessageStreamParams assembly
391→ - Provider support: Bedrock, Vertex AI
392→ - Retry logic, usage tracking, cost calculation
393→ - `services/analytics/`: GrowthBook + Datadog + first-party events
394→ - `services/lsp/`: Language Server Protocol integration
395→ - `services/oauth/`: OAuth2 authentication flow
396→ - `services/SessionMemory/`: Session memory extraction
397→ - `services/autoDream/`: Background consolidation
398→- **Key Files**: `services/api/`, `services/analytics/`, `services/lsp/`, `services/oauth/`
399→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader has a map of all service modules and their responsibilities
400→
401→### Chapter 19: Settings, Configuration & Hooks
402→- **ID**: CH19
403→- **CN Title**: 第19章 - 配置系统与 Hooks 机制
404→- **EN Title**: Chapter 19 - Settings, Configuration & Hooks
405→- **Priority**: P1
406→- **Effort**: M
407→- **Dependencies**: CH03
408→- **Core/Brief**: CORE
409→- **Content Outline**:
410→ - Multi-source settings merge:
411→ - User: `~/.claude/settings.json`
412→ - Project: `.claude/settings.json`
413→ - Enterprise: MDM/HKCU
414→ - CLI flags, remote hosted
415→ - `src/utils/settings/`: Zod schema validation, merge logic
416→ - Hooks system:
417→ - `src/types/hooks.ts`: 9 hook event types
418→ - `src/schemas/hooks.ts`: Zod schema
419→ - `src/utils/hooks/`: Hook execution engine
420→ - PreToolUse, PostToolUse, PostSampling hooks
421→ - Keybindings: `src/keybindings/` (custom shortcuts)
422→- **Key Files**: `utils/settings/`, `types/hooks.ts`, `schemas/hooks.ts`, `utils/hooks/`, `keybindings/`
423→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader understands the full configuration hierarchy and can implement a custom hook
424→
425→### Chapter 20: Peripheral Features & Utilities
426→- **ID**: CH20
427→- **CN Title**: 第20章 - 周边功能与工具集
428→- **EN Title**: Chapter 20 - Peripheral Features & Utilities
429→- **Priority**: P2
430→- **Effort**: M
431→- **Dependencies**: CH01
432→- **Core/Brief**: Brief
433→- **Content Outline**:
434→ - Bridge: `src/bridge/` (remote control from mobile/web)
435→ - CLI transports: `src/cli/` (SSE, WebSocket, structured IO)
436→ - Remote sessions: `src/remote/` (CCR integration)
437→ - Direct Connect: `src/server/` (Unix domain socket)
438→ - Vim mode: `src/vim/` (vi motions, operators, state machine)
439→ - Migrations: `src/migrations/` (settings data migration)
440→ - Utils overview: `src/utils/` (564 files, key sub-areas map)
441→ - bash/, permissions/, plugins/, settings/, swarm/, model/, telemetry/
442→ - Buddy, voice, outputStyles, native-ts (brief mentions)
443→- **Key Files**: `bridge/`, `cli/`, `remote/`, `server/`, `vim/`, `utils/` (overview)
444→- **Acceptance Criteria**: Reader has a reference map for all peripheral features
445→
446→---
447→
448→## Parallel Execution Lanes
449→
450→### Phase 1 (Foundation)
451→- **Lane A**: CH01 (no deps)
452→- **Lane B**: CH02 (after CH01)
453→- **Lane C**: CH03 (after CH01) — can run parallel with CH02
454→- **Lane D**: CH04 (after CH03)
455→- Merge risk: **Low** (chapters are independent files)
456→
457→### Phase 2 (Core Mechanics)
458→- **Lane A**: CH05 (after CH03, CH04)
459→- **Lane B**: CH08 (after CH03) — can start parallel with CH05
460→- **Lane C**: CH06 (after CH03, CH05) -> CH07 (after CH06)
461→- **Lane D**: CH09 (after CH05)
462→- Merge risk: **Low**
463→
464→### Phase 3 (UI & Interaction)
465→- **Lane A**: CH10 (after CH04) -> CH12 (after CH10)
466→- **Lane B**: CH11 (after CH10, CH05) -> CH13 (after CH11)
467→- Merge risk: **Low**
468→
469→### Phase 4 (Extension & Advanced)
470→- **Lane A**: CH14 (after CH05), CH18 (after CH05) — parallel
471→- **Lane B**: CH15 (after CH06), CH16 (after CH05, CH06) — sequential
472→- **Lane C**: CH17 (after CH08), CH19 (after CH03) — parallel
473→- **Lane D**: CH20 (after CH01) — independent
474→- Merge risk: **Low**
475→
476→---
477→
478→## Effort Summary
479→
480→| Effort | Count | Chapters |
481→|--------|-------|----------|
482→| S | 0 | — |
483→| M | 8 | CH03, CH04, CH08, CH12, CH13, CH17, CH18, CH19 |
484→| L | 7 | CH01, CH02, CH07, CH09, CH15, CH16, CH20 |
485→| XL | 3 | CH05, CH06, CH10 |
486→
487→Total: 20 chapters (12 CN + 12 EN files = 40 markdown files)
488→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Assistant
<thinking> Now I understand the project structure. I need to:
- Start Phase 2 with CH05 (The Agentic Loop) and CH08 (Command System) in parallel
- For CH05, the key files are:
query.ts,query/,services/api/claude.ts - For CH08, the key files are:
commands.ts,types/command.ts,commands/(selected examples),utils/processUserInput/
Let me find the source files first. Based on the project structure, the source should be in the src/ directory. Let me look at what's available.
I see the books and conversations directories have been created, so let me check what Phase 1 chapters are already written before I pull the source files for both chapters. </thinking>
Phase 2 的规划很清楚了。按照计划，CH05 和 CH08 可以并行开始。让我先找一下源文件的位置。
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book src/query.ts Status: Completed
src\query.ts
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book books/*.md Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md books\第03章-核心类型体系.md books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
Assistant
<thinking> Good. Phase 1 chapters (1-4) are all complete. Now I need to read the key source files for CH05 and CH08.
For CH05 (Agentic Loop):
src/query.tssrc/query/directorysrc/services/api/claude.ts
For CH08 (Command System):
src/commands.tssrc/types/command.tssrc/commands/directorysrc/utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts
Let me read these files in parallel. Let me start with getting the directory structures. </thinking>
好，Phase 1 已全部完成。现在开始 CH05 和 CH08 的并行开发，先读取关键源文件。
Tool Call: Read src\query.ts Status: Completed
1→// biome-ignore-all assist/source/organizeImports: ANT-ONLY import markers must not be reordered
2→import type {
3→ ToolResultBlockParam,
4→ ToolUseBlock,
5→} from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
6→import type { CanUseToolFn } from './hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
7→import { FallbackTriggeredError } from './services/api/withRetry.js'
8→import {
9→ calculateTokenWarningState,
10→ isAutoCompactEnabled,
11→ type AutoCompactTrackingState,
12→} from './services/compact/autoCompact.js'
13→import { buildPostCompactMessages } from './services/compact/compact.js'
14→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
15→const reactiveCompact = feature('REACTIVE_COMPACT')
16→ ? (require('./services/compact/reactiveCompact.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/reactiveCompact.js'))
17→ : null
18→const contextCollapse = feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')
19→ ? (require('./services/contextCollapse/index.js') as typeof import('./services/contextCollapse/index.js'))
20→ : null
21→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
22→import {
23→ logEvent,
24→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
25→} from 'src/services/analytics/index.js'
26→import { ImageSizeError } from './utils/imageValidation.js'
27→import { ImageResizeError } from './utils/imageResizer.js'
28→import { findToolByName, type ToolUseContext } from './Tool.js'
29→import { asSystemPrompt, type SystemPrompt } from './utils/systemPromptType.js'
30→import type {
31→ AssistantMessage,
32→ AttachmentMessage,
33→ Message,
34→ RequestStartEvent,
35→ StreamEvent,
36→ ToolUseSummaryMessage,
37→ UserMessage,
38→ TombstoneMessage,
39→} from './types/message.js'
40→import { logError } from './utils/log.js'
41→import {
42→ PROMPT_TOO_LONG_ERROR_MESSAGE,
43→ isPromptTooLongMessage,
44→} from './services/api/errors.js'
45→import { logAntError, logForDebugging } from './utils/debug.js'
46→import {
47→ createUserMessage,
48→ createUserInterruptionMessage,
49→ normalizeMessagesForAPI,
50→ createSystemMessage,
51→ createAssistantAPIErrorMessage,
52→ getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary,
53→ createToolUseSummaryMessage,
54→ createMicrocompactBoundaryMessage,
55→ stripSignatureBlocks,
56→} from './utils/messages.js'
57→import { generateToolUseSummary } from './services/toolUseSummary/toolUseSummaryGenerator.js'
58→import { prependUserContext, appendSystemContext } from './utils/api.js'
59→import {
60→ createAttachmentMessage,
61→ filterDuplicateMemoryAttachments,
62→ getAttachmentMessages,
63→ startRelevantMemoryPrefetch,
64→} from './utils/attachments.js'
65→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
66→const skillPrefetch = feature('EXPERIMENTAL_SKILL_SEARCH')
67→ ? (require('./services/skillSearch/prefetch.js') as typeof import('./services/skillSearch/prefetch.js'))
68→ : null
69→const jobClassifier = feature('TEMPLATES')
70→ ? (require('./jobs/classifier.js') as typeof import('./jobs/classifier.js'))
71→ : null
72→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
73→import {
74→ remove as removeFromQueue,
75→ getCommandsByMaxPriority,
76→ isSlashCommand,
77→} from './utils/messageQueueManager.js'
78→import { notifyCommandLifecycle } from './utils/commandLifecycle.js'
79→import { headlessProfilerCheckpoint } from './utils/headlessProfiler.js'
80→import {
81→ getRuntimeMainLoopModel,
82→ renderModelName,
83→} from './utils/model/model.js'
84→import {
85→ doesMostRecentAssistantMessageExceed200k,
86→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse,
87→ tokenCountWithEstimation,
88→} from './utils/tokens.js'
89→import { ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS } from './utils/context.js'
90→import { getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from './services/analytics/growthbook.js'
91→import { SLEEP_TOOL_NAME } from './tools/SleepTool/prompt.js'
92→import { executePostSamplingHooks } from './utils/hooks/postSamplingHooks.js'
93→import { executeStopFailureHooks } from './utils/hooks.js'
94→import type { QuerySource } from './constants/querySource.js'
95→import { createDumpPromptsFetch } from './services/api/dumpPrompts.js'
96→import { StreamingToolExecutor } from './services/tools/StreamingToolExecutor.js'
97→import { queryCheckpoint } from './utils/queryProfiler.js'
98→import { runTools } from './services/tools/toolOrchestration.js'
99→import { applyToolResultBudget } from './utils/toolResultStorage.js'
100→import { recordContentReplacement } from './utils/sessionStorage.js'
101→import { handleStopHooks } from './query/stopHooks.js'
102→import { buildQueryConfig } from './query/config.js'
103→import { productionDeps, type QueryDeps } from './query/deps.js'
104→import type { Terminal, Continue } from './query/transitions.js'
105→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
106→import {
107→ getCurrentTurnTokenBudget,
108→ getTurnOutputTokens,
109→ incrementBudgetContinuationCount,
110→} from './bootstrap/state.js'
111→import { createBudgetTracker, checkTokenBudget } from './query/tokenBudget.js'
112→import { count } from './utils/array.js'
113→
114→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
115→const snipModule = feature('HISTORY_SNIP')
116→ ? (require('./services/compact/snipCompact.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/snipCompact.js'))
117→ : null
118→const taskSummaryModule = feature('BG_SESSIONS')
119→ ? (require('./utils/taskSummary.js') as typeof import('./utils/taskSummary.js'))
120→ : null
121→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
122→
123→function* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
124→ assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
125→ errorMessage: string,
126→) {
127→ for (const assistantMessage of assistantMessages) {
128→ // Extract all tool use blocks from this assistant message
129→ const toolUseBlocks = assistantMessage.message.content.filter(
130→ content => content.type === 'tool_use',
131→ ) as ToolUseBlock[]
132→
133→ // Emit an interruption message for each tool use
134→ for (const toolUse of toolUseBlocks) {
135→ yield createUserMessage({
136→ content: [
137→ {
138→ type: 'tool_result',
139→ content: errorMessage,
140→ is_error: true,
141→ tool_use_id: toolUse.id,
142→ },
143→ ],
144→ toolUseResult: errorMessage,
145→ sourceToolAssistantUUID: assistantMessage.uuid,
146→ })
147→ }
148→ }
149→}
150→
151→/**
152→ * The rules of thinking are lengthy and fortuitous. They require plenty of thinking
153→ * of most long duration and deep meditation for a wizard to wrap one's noggin around.
154→ *
155→ * The rules follow:
156→ * 1. A message that contains a thinking or redacted_thinking block must be part of a query whose max_thinking_length > 0
157→ * 2. A thinking block may not be the last message in a block
158→ * 3. Thinking blocks must be preserved for the duration of an assistant trajectory (a single turn, or if that turn includes a tool_use block then also its subsequent tool_result and the following assistant message)
159→ *
160→ * Heed these rules well, young wizard. For they are the rules of thinking, and
161→ * the rules of thinking are the rules of the universe. If ye does not heed these
162→ * rules, ye will be punished with an entire day of debugging and hair pulling.
163→ */
164→const MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT = 3
165→
166→/**
167→ * Is this a max_output_tokens error message? If so, the streaming loop should
168→ * withhold it from SDK callers until we know whether the recovery loop can
169→ * continue. Yielding early leaks an intermediate error to SDK callers (e.g.
170→ * cowork/desktop) that terminate the session on any `error` field — the
171→ * recovery loop keeps running but nobody is listening.
172→ *
173→ * Mirrors reactiveCompact.isWithheldPromptTooLong.
174→ */
175→function isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(
176→ msg: Message | StreamEvent | undefined,
177→): msg is AssistantMessage {
178→ return msg?.type === 'assistant' && msg.apiError === 'max_output_tokens'
179→}
180→
181→export type QueryParams = {
182→ messages: Message[]
183→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt
184→ userContext: { [k: string]: string }
185→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string }
186→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn
187→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
188→ fallbackModel?: string
189→ querySource: QuerySource
190→ maxOutputTokensOverride?: number
191→ maxTurns?: number
192→ skipCacheWrite?: boolean
193→ // API task_budget (output_config.task_budget, beta task-budgets-2026-03-13).
194→ // Distinct from the tokenBudget +500k auto-continue feature. `total` is the
195→ // budget for the whole agentic turn; `remaining` is computed per iteration
196→ // from cumulative API usage. See configureTaskBudgetParams in claude.ts.
197→ taskBudget?: { total: number }
198→ deps?: QueryDeps
199→}
200→
201→// -- query loop state
202→
203→// Mutable state carried between loop iterations
204→type State = {
205→ messages: Message[]
206→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
207→ autoCompactTracking: AutoCompactTrackingState | undefined
208→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: number
209→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: boolean
210→ maxOutputTokensOverride: number | undefined
211→ pendingToolUseSummary: Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null> | undefined
212→ stopHookActive: boolean | undefined
213→ turnCount: number
214→ // Why the previous iteration continued. Undefined on first iteration.
215→ // Lets tests assert recovery paths fired without inspecting message contents.
216→ transition: Continue | undefined
217→}
218→
219→export async function* query(
220→ params: QueryParams,
221→): AsyncGenerator<
222→ | StreamEvent
223→ | RequestStartEvent
224→ | Message
225→ | TombstoneMessage
226→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
227→ Terminal
228→> {
229→ const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
230→ const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
231→ // Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw (error
232→ // propagates through yield*) and on .return() (Return completion closes
233→ // both generators). This gives the same asymmetric started-without-completed
234→ // signal as print.ts's drainCommandQueue when the turn fails.
235→ for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
236→ notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
237→ }
238→ return terminal
239→}
240→
241→async function* queryLoop(
242→ params: QueryParams,
243→ consumedCommandUuids: string[],
244→): AsyncGenerator<
245→ | StreamEvent
246→ | RequestStartEvent
247→ | Message
248→ | TombstoneMessage
249→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
250→ Terminal
251→> {
252→ // Immutable params — never reassigned during the query loop.
253→ const {
254→ systemPrompt,
255→ userContext,
256→ systemContext,
257→ canUseTool,
258→ fallbackModel,
259→ querySource,
260→ maxTurns,
261→ skipCacheWrite,
262→ } = params
263→ const deps = params.deps ?? productionDeps()
264→
265→ // Mutable cross-iteration state. The loop body destructures this at the top
266→ // of each iteration so reads stay bare-name (`messages`, `toolUseContext`).
267→ // Continue sites write `state = { ... }` instead of 9 separate assignments.
268→ let state: State = {
269→ messages: params.messages,
270→ toolUseContext: params.toolUseContext,
271→ maxOutputTokensOverride: params.maxOutputTokensOverride,
272→ autoCompactTracking: undefined,
273→ stopHookActive: undefined,
274→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
275→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
276→ turnCount: 1,
277→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
278→ transition: undefined,
279→ }
280→ const budgetTracker = feature('TOKEN_BUDGET') ? createBudgetTracker() : null
281→
282→ // task_budget.remaining tracking across compaction boundaries. Undefined
283→ // until first compact fires — while context is uncompacted the server can
284→ // see the full history and handles the countdown from {total} itself (see
285→ // api/api/sampling/prompt/renderer.py:292). After a compact, the server sees
286→ // only the summary and would under-count spend; remaining tells it the
287→ // pre-compact final window that got summarized away. Cumulative across
288→ // multiple compacts: each subtracts the final context at that compact's
289→ // trigger point. Loop-local (not on State) to avoid touching the 7 continue
290→ // sites.
291→ let taskBudgetRemaining: number | undefined = undefined
292→
293→ // Snapshot immutable env/statsig/session state once at entry. See QueryConfig
294→ // for what's included and why feature() gates are intentionally excluded.
295→ const config = buildQueryConfig()
296→
297→ // Fired once per user turn — the prompt is invariant across loop iterations,
298→ // so per-iteration firing would ask sideQuery the same question N times.
299→ // Consume point polls settledAt (never blocks). `using` disposes on all
300→ // generator exit paths — see MemoryPrefetch for dispose/telemetry semantics.
301→ using pendingMemoryPrefetch = startRelevantMemoryPrefetch(
302→ state.messages,
303→ state.toolUseContext,
304→ )
305→
306→ // eslint-disable-next-line no-constant-condition
307→ while (true) {
308→ // Destructure state at the top of each iteration. toolUseContext alone
309→ // is reassigned within an iteration (queryTracking, messages updates);
310→ // the rest are read-only between continue sites.
311→ let { toolUseContext } = state
312→ const {
313→ messages,
314→ autoCompactTracking,
315→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
316→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
317→ maxOutputTokensOverride,
318→ pendingToolUseSummary,
319→ stopHookActive,
320→ turnCount,
321→ } = state
322→
323→ // Skill discovery prefetch — per-iteration (uses findWritePivot guard
324→ // that returns early on non-write iterations). Discovery runs while the
325→ // model streams and tools execute; awaited post-tools alongside the
326→ // memory prefetch consume. Replaces the blocking assistant_turn path
327→ // that ran inside getAttachmentMessages (97% of those calls found
328→ // nothing in prod). Turn-0 user-input discovery still blocks in
329→ // userInputAttachments — that's the one signal where there's no prior
330→ // work to hide under.
331→ const pendingSkillPrefetch = skillPrefetch?.startSkillDiscoveryPrefetch(
332→ null,
333→ messages,
334→ toolUseContext,
335→ )
336→
337→ yield { type: 'stream_request_start' }
338→
339→ queryCheckpoint('query_fn_entry')
340→
341→ // Record query start for headless latency tracking (skip for subagents)
342→ if (!toolUseContext.agentId) {
343→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('query_started')
344→ }
345→
346→ // Initialize or increment query chain tracking
347→ const queryTracking = toolUseContext.queryTracking
348→ ? {
349→ chainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking.chainId,
350→ depth: toolUseContext.queryTracking.depth + 1,
351→ }
352→ : {
353→ chainId: deps.uuid(),
354→ depth: 0,
355→ }
356→
357→ const queryChainIdForAnalytics =
358→ queryTracking.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS
359→
360→ toolUseContext = {
361→ ...toolUseContext,
362→ queryTracking,
363→ }
364→
365→ let messagesForQuery = [...getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary(messages)]
366→
367→ let tracking = autoCompactTracking
368→
369→ // Enforce per-message budget on aggregate tool result size. Runs BEFORE
370→ // microcompact — cached MC operates purely by tool_use_id (never inspects
371→ // content), so content replacement is invisible to it and the two compose
372→ // cleanly. No-ops when contentReplacementState is undefined (feature off).
373→ // Persist only for querySources that read records back on resume: agentId
374→ // routes to sidechain file (AgentTool resume) or session file (/resume).
375→ // Ephemeral runForkedAgent callers (agent_summary etc.) don't persist.
376→ const persistReplacements =
377→ querySource.startsWith('agent:') ||
378→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread')
379→ messagesForQuery = await applyToolResultBudget(
380→ messagesForQuery,
381→ toolUseContext.contentReplacementState,
382→ persistReplacements
383→ ? records =>
384→ void recordContentReplacement(
385→ records,
386→ toolUseContext.agentId,
387→ ).catch(logError)
388→ : undefined,
389→ new Set(
390→ toolUseContext.options.tools
391→ .filter(t => !Number.isFinite(t.maxResultSizeChars))
392→ .map(t => t.name),
393→ ),
394→ )
395→
396→ // Apply snip before microcompact (both may run — they are not mutually exclusive).
397→ // snipTokensFreed is plumbed to autocompact so its threshold check reflects
398→ // what snip removed; tokenCountWithEstimation alone can't see it (reads usage
399→ // from the protected-tail assistant, which survives snip unchanged).
400→ let snipTokensFreed = 0
401→ if (feature('HISTORY_SNIP')) {
402→ queryCheckpoint('query_snip_start')
403→ const snipResult = snipModule!.snipCompactIfNeeded(messagesForQuery)
404→ messagesForQuery = snipResult.messages
405→ snipTokensFreed = snipResult.tokensFreed
406→ if (snipResult.boundaryMessage) {
407→ yield snipResult.boundaryMessage
408→ }
409→ queryCheckpoint('query_snip_end')
410→ }
411→
412→ // Apply microcompact before autocompact
413→ queryCheckpoint('query_microcompact_start')
414→ const microcompactResult = await deps.microcompact(
415→ messagesForQuery,
416→ toolUseContext,
417→ querySource,
418→ )
419→ messagesForQuery = microcompactResult.messages
420→ // For cached microcompact (cache editing), defer boundary message until after
421→ // the API response so we can use actual cache_deleted_input_tokens.
422→ // Gated behind feature() so the string is eliminated from external builds.
423→ const pendingCacheEdits = feature('CACHED_MICROCOMPACT')
424→ ? microcompactResult.compactionInfo?.pendingCacheEdits
425→ : undefined
426→ queryCheckpoint('query_microcompact_end')
427→
428→ // Project the collapsed context view and maybe commit more collapses.
429→ // Runs BEFORE autocompact so that if collapse gets us under the
430→ // autocompact threshold, autocompact is a no-op and we keep granular
431→ // context instead of a single summary.
432→ //
433→ // Nothing is yielded — the collapsed view is a read-time projection
434→ // over the REPL's full history. Summary messages live in the collapse
435→ // store, not the REPL array. This is what makes collapses persist
436→ // across turns: projectView() replays the commit log on every entry.
437→ // Within a turn, the view flows forward via state.messages at the
438→ // continue site (query.ts:1192), and the next projectView() no-ops
439→ // because the archived messages are already gone from its input.
440→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') && contextCollapse) {
441→ const collapseResult = await contextCollapse.applyCollapsesIfNeeded(
442→ messagesForQuery,
443→ toolUseContext,
444→ querySource,
445→ )
446→ messagesForQuery = collapseResult.messages
447→ }
448→
449→ const fullSystemPrompt = asSystemPrompt(
450→ appendSystemContext(systemPrompt, systemContext),
451→ )
452→
453→ queryCheckpoint('query_autocompact_start')
454→ const { compactionResult, consecutiveFailures } = await deps.autocompact(
455→ messagesForQuery,
456→ toolUseContext,
457→ {
458→ systemPrompt,
459→ userContext,
460→ systemContext,
461→ toolUseContext,
462→ forkContextMessages: messagesForQuery,
463→ },
464→ querySource,
465→ tracking,
466→ snipTokensFreed,
467→ )
468→ queryCheckpoint('query_autocompact_end')
469→
470→ if (compactionResult) {
471→ const {
472→ preCompactTokenCount,
473→ postCompactTokenCount,
474→ truePostCompactTokenCount,
475→ compactionUsage,
476→ } = compactionResult
477→
478→ logEvent('tengu_auto_compact_succeeded', {
479→ originalMessageCount: messages.length,
480→ compactedMessageCount:
481→ compactionResult.summaryMessages.length +
482→ compactionResult.attachments.length +
483→ compactionResult.hookResults.length,
484→ preCompactTokenCount,
485→ postCompactTokenCount,
486→ truePostCompactTokenCount,
487→ compactionInputTokens: compactionUsage?.input_tokens,
488→ compactionOutputTokens: compactionUsage?.output_tokens,
489→ compactionCacheReadTokens:
490→ compactionUsage?.cache_read_input_tokens ?? 0,
491→ compactionCacheCreationTokens:
492→ compactionUsage?.cache_creation_input_tokens ?? 0,
493→ compactionTotalTokens: compactionUsage
494→ ? compactionUsage.input_tokens +
495→ (compactionUsage.cache_creation_input_tokens ?? 0) +
496→ (compactionUsage.cache_read_input_tokens ?? 0) +
497→ compactionUsage.output_tokens
498→ : 0,
499→
500→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
501→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
502→ })
503→
504→ // task_budget: capture pre-compact final context window before
505→ // messagesForQuery is replaced with postCompactMessages below.
506→ // iterations[-1] is the authoritative final window (post server tool
507→ // loops); see #304930.
508→ if (params.taskBudget) {
509→ const preCompactContext =
510→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse(messagesForQuery)
511→ taskBudgetRemaining = Math.max(
512→ 0,
513→ (taskBudgetRemaining ?? params.taskBudget.total) - preCompactContext,
514→ )
515→ }
516→
517→ // Reset on every compact so turnCounter/turnId reflect the MOST RECENT
518→ // compact. recompactionInfo (autoCompact.ts:190) already captured the
519→ // old values for turnsSincePreviousCompact/previousCompactTurnId before
520→ // the call, so this reset doesn't lose those.
521→ tracking = {
522→ compacted: true,
523→ turnId: deps.uuid(),
524→ turnCounter: 0,
525→ consecutiveFailures: 0,
526→ }
527→
528→ const postCompactMessages = buildPostCompactMessages(compactionResult)
529→
530→ for (const message of postCompactMessages) {
531→ yield message
532→ }
533→
534→ // Continue on with the current query call using the post compact messages
535→ messagesForQuery = postCompactMessages
536→ } else if (consecutiveFailures !== undefined) {
537→ // Autocompact failed — propagate failure count so the circuit breaker
538→ // can stop retrying on the next iteration.
539→ tracking = {
540→ ...(tracking ?? { compacted: false, turnId: '', turnCounter: 0 }),
541→ consecutiveFailures,
542→ }
543→ }
544→
545→ //TODO: no need to set toolUseContext.messages during set-up since it is updated here
546→ toolUseContext = {
547→ ...toolUseContext,
548→ messages: messagesForQuery,
549→ }
550→
551→ const assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[] = []
552→ const toolResults: (UserMessage | AttachmentMessage)[] = []
553→ // @see https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/tool-use
554→ // Note: stop_reason === 'tool_use' is unreliable -- it's not always set correctly.
555→ // Set during streaming whenever a tool_use block arrives — the sole
556→ // loop-exit signal. If false after streaming, we're done (modulo stop-hook retry).
557→ const toolUseBlocks: ToolUseBlock[] = []
558→ let needsFollowUp = false
559→
560→ queryCheckpoint('query_setup_start')
561→ const useStreamingToolExecution = config.gates.streamingToolExecution
562→ let streamingToolExecutor = useStreamingToolExecution
563→ ? new StreamingToolExecutor(
564→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
565→ canUseTool,
566→ toolUseContext,
567→ )
568→ : null
569→
570→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
571→ const permissionMode = appState.toolPermissionContext.mode
572→ let currentModel = getRuntimeMainLoopModel({
573→ permissionMode,
574→ mainLoopModel: toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel,
575→ exceeds200kTokens:
576→ permissionMode === 'plan' &&
577→ doesMostRecentAssistantMessageExceed200k(messagesForQuery),
578→ })
579→
580→ queryCheckpoint('query_setup_end')
581→
582→ // Create fetch wrapper once per query session to avoid memory retention.
583→ // Each call to createDumpPromptsFetch creates a closure that captures the request body.
584→ // Creating it once means only the latest request body is retained (~700KB),
585→ // instead of all request bodies from the session (~500MB for long sessions).
586→ // Note: agentId is effectively constant during a query() call - it only changes
587→ // between queries (e.g., /clear command or session resume).
588→ const dumpPromptsFetch = config.gates.isAnt
589→ ? createDumpPromptsFetch(toolUseContext.agentId ?? config.sessionId)
590→ : undefined
591→
592→ // Block if we've hit the hard blocking limit (only applies when auto-compact is OFF)
593→ // This reserves space so users can still run /compact manually
594→ // Skip this check if compaction just happened - the compaction result is already
595→ // validated to be under the threshold, and tokenCountWithEstimation would use
596→ // stale input_tokens from kept messages that reflect pre-compaction context size.
597→ // Same staleness applies to snip: subtract snipTokensFreed (otherwise we'd
598→ // falsely block in the window where snip brought us under autocompact threshold
599→ // but the stale usage is still above blocking limit — before this PR that
600→ // window never existed because autocompact always fired on the stale count).
601→ // Also skip for compact/session_memory queries — these are forked agents that
602→ // inherit the full conversation and would deadlock if blocked here (the compact
603→ // agent needs to run to REDUCE the token count).
604→ // Also skip when reactive compact is enabled and automatic compaction is
605→ // allowed — the preempt's synthetic error returns before the API call,
606→ // so reactive compact would never see a prompt-too-long to react to.
607→ // Widened to walrus so RC can act as fallback when proactive fails.
608→ //
609→ // Same skip for context-collapse: its recoverFromOverflow drains
610→ // staged collapses on a REAL API 413, then falls through to
611→ // reactiveCompact. A synthetic preempt here would return before the
612→ // API call and starve both recovery paths. The isAutoCompactEnabled()
613→ // conjunct preserves the user's explicit "no automatic anything"
614→ // config — if they set DISABLE_AUTO_COMPACT, they get the preempt.
615→ let collapseOwnsIt = false
616→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')) {
617→ collapseOwnsIt =
618→ (contextCollapse?.isContextCollapseEnabled() ?? false) &&
619→ isAutoCompactEnabled()
620→ }
621→ // Hoist media-recovery gate once per turn. Withholding (inside the
622→ // stream loop) and recovery (after) must agree; CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE can
623→ // flip during the 5-30s stream, and withhold-without-recover would eat
624→ // the message. PTL doesn't hoist because its withholding is ungated —
625→ // it predates the experiment and is already the control-arm baseline.
626→ const mediaRecoveryEnabled =
627→ reactiveCompact?.isReactiveCompactEnabled() ?? false
628→ if (
629→ !compactionResult &&
630→ querySource !== 'compact' &&
631→ querySource !== 'session_memory' &&
632→ !(
633→ reactiveCompact?.isReactiveCompactEnabled() && isAutoCompactEnabled()
634→ ) &&
635→ !collapseOwnsIt
636→ ) {
637→ const { isAtBlockingLimit } = calculateTokenWarningState(
638→ tokenCountWithEstimation(messagesForQuery) - snipTokensFreed,
639→ toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel,
640→ )
641→ if (isAtBlockingLimit) {
642→ yield createAssistantAPIErrorMessage({
643→ content: PROMPT_TOO_LONG_ERROR_MESSAGE,
644→ error: 'invalid_request',
645→ })
646→ return { reason: 'blocking_limit' }
647→ }
648→ }
649→
650→ let attemptWithFallback = true
651→
652→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_loop_start')
653→ try {
654→ while (attemptWithFallback) {
655→ attemptWithFallback = false
656→ try {
657→ let streamingFallbackOccured = false
658→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_streaming_start')
659→ for await (const message of deps.callModel({
660→ messages: prependUserContext(messagesForQuery, userContext),
661→ systemPrompt: fullSystemPrompt,
662→ thinkingConfig: toolUseContext.options.thinkingConfig,
663→ tools: toolUseContext.options.tools,
664→ signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
665→ options: {
666→ async getToolPermissionContext() {
667→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
668→ return appState.toolPermissionContext
669→ },
670→ model: currentModel,
671→ ...(config.gates.fastModeEnabled && {
672→ fastMode: appState.fastMode,
673→ }),
674→ toolChoice: undefined,
675→ isNonInteractiveSession:
676→ toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
677→ fallbackModel,
678→ onStreamingFallback: () => {
679→ streamingFallbackOccured = true
680→ },
681→ querySource,
682→ agents: toolUseContext.options.agentDefinitions.activeAgents,
683→ allowedAgentTypes:
684→ toolUseContext.options.agentDefinitions.allowedAgentTypes,
685→ hasAppendSystemPrompt:
686→ !!toolUseContext.options.appendSystemPrompt,
687→ maxOutputTokensOverride,
688→ fetchOverride: dumpPromptsFetch,
689→ mcpTools: appState.mcp.tools,
690→ hasPendingMcpServers: appState.mcp.clients.some(
691→ c => c.type === 'pending',
692→ ),
693→ queryTracking,
694→ effortValue: appState.effortValue,
695→ advisorModel: appState.advisorModel,
696→ skipCacheWrite,
697→ agentId: toolUseContext.agentId,
698→ addNotification: toolUseContext.addNotification,
699→ ...(params.taskBudget && {
700→ taskBudget: {
701→ total: params.taskBudget.total,
702→ ...(taskBudgetRemaining !== undefined && {
703→ remaining: taskBudgetRemaining,
704→ }),
705→ },
706→ }),
707→ },
708→ })) {
709→ // We won't use the tool_calls from the first attempt
710→ // We could.. but then we'd have to merge assistant messages
711→ // with different ids and double up on full the tool_results
712→ if (streamingFallbackOccured) {
713→ // Yield tombstones for orphaned messages so they're removed from UI and transcript.
714→ // These partial messages (especially thinking blocks) have invalid signatures
715→ // that would cause "thinking blocks cannot be modified" API errors.
716→ for (const msg of assistantMessages) {
717→ yield { type: 'tombstone' as const, message: msg }
718→ }
719→ logEvent('tengu_orphaned_messages_tombstoned', {
720→ orphanedMessageCount: assistantMessages.length,
721→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
722→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
723→ })
724→
725→ assistantMessages.length = 0
726→ toolResults.length = 0
727→ toolUseBlocks.length = 0
728→ needsFollowUp = false
729→
730→ // Discard pending results from the failed streaming attempt and create
731→ // a fresh executor. This prevents orphan tool_results (with old tool_use_ids)
732→ // from being yielded after the fallback response arrives.
733→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
734→ streamingToolExecutor.discard()
735→ streamingToolExecutor = new StreamingToolExecutor(
736→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
737→ canUseTool,
738→ toolUseContext,
739→ )
740→ }
741→ }
742→ // Backfill tool_use inputs on a cloned message before yield so
743→ // SDK stream output and transcript serialization see legacy/derived
744→ // fields. The original `message` is left untouched for
745→ // assistantMessages.push below — it flows back to the API and
746→ // mutating it would break prompt caching (byte mismatch).
747→ let yieldMessage: typeof message = message
748→ if (message.type === 'assistant') {
749→ let clonedContent: typeof message.message.content | undefined
750→ for (let i = 0; i < message.message.content.length; i++) {
751→ const block = message.message.content[i]!
752→ if (
753→ block.type === 'tool_use' &&
754→ typeof block.input === 'object' &&
755→ block.input !== null
756→ ) {
757→ const tool = findToolByName(
758→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
759→ block.name,
760→ )
761→ if (tool?.backfillObservableInput) {
762→ const originalInput = block.input as Record<string, unknown>
763→ const inputCopy = { ...originalInput }
764→ tool.backfillObservableInput(inputCopy)
765→ // Only yield a clone when backfill ADDED fields; skip if
766→ // it only OVERWROTE existing ones (e.g. file tools
767→ // expanding file_path). Overwrites change the serialized
768→ // transcript and break VCR fixture hashes on resume,
769→ // while adding nothing the SDK stream needs — hooks get
770→ // the expanded path via toolExecution.ts separately.
771→ const addedFields = Object.keys(inputCopy).some(
772→ k => !(k in originalInput),
773→ )
774→ if (addedFields) {
775→ clonedContent ??= [...message.message.content]
776→ clonedContent[i] = { ...block, input: inputCopy }
777→ }
778→ }
779→ }
780→ }
781→ if (clonedContent) {
782→ yieldMessage = {
783→ ...message,
784→ message: { ...message.message, content: clonedContent },
785→ }
786→ }
787→ }
788→ // Withhold recoverable errors (prompt-too-long, max-output-tokens)
789→ // until we know whether recovery (collapse drain / reactive
790→ // compact / truncation retry) can succeed. Still pushed to
791→ // assistantMessages so the recovery checks below find them.
792→ // Either subsystem's withhold is sufficient — they're
793→ // independent so turning one off doesn't break the other's
794→ // recovery path.
795→ //
796→ // feature() only works in if/ternary conditions (bun:bundle
797→ // tree-shaking constraint), so the collapse check is nested
798→ // rather than composed.
799→ let withheld = false
800→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')) {
801→ if (
802→ contextCollapse?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(
803→ message,
804→ isPromptTooLongMessage,
805→ querySource,
806→ )
807→ ) {
808→ withheld = true
809→ }
810→ }
811→ if (reactiveCompact?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(message)) {
812→ withheld = true
813→ }
814→ if (
815→ mediaRecoveryEnabled &&
816→ reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(message)
817→ ) {
818→ withheld = true
819→ }
820→ if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(message)) {
821→ withheld = true
822→ }
823→ if (!withheld) {
824→ yield yieldMessage
825→ }
826→ if (message.type === 'assistant') {
827→ assistantMessages.push(message)
828→
829→ const msgToolUseBlocks = message.message.content.filter(
830→ content => content.type === 'tool_use',
831→ ) as ToolUseBlock[]
832→ if (msgToolUseBlocks.length > 0) {
833→ toolUseBlocks.push(...msgToolUseBlocks)
834→ needsFollowUp = true
835→ }
836→
837→ if (
838→ streamingToolExecutor &&
839→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted
840→ ) {
841→ for (const toolBlock of msgToolUseBlocks) {
842→ streamingToolExecutor.addTool(toolBlock, message)
843→ }
844→ }
845→ }
846→
847→ if (
848→ streamingToolExecutor &&
849→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted
850→ ) {
851→ for (const result of streamingToolExecutor.getCompletedResults()) {
852→ if (result.message) {
853→ yield result.message
854→ toolResults.push(
855→ ...normalizeMessagesForAPI(
856→ [result.message],
857→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
858→ ).filter(_ => _.type === 'user'),
859→ )
860→ }
861→ }
862→ }
863→ }
864→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_streaming_end')
865→
866→ // Yield deferred microcompact boundary message using actual API-reported
867→ // token deletion count instead of client-side estimates.
868→ // Entire block gated behind feature() so the excluded string
869→ // is eliminated from external builds.
870→ if (feature('CACHED_MICROCOMPACT') && pendingCacheEdits) {
871→ const lastAssistant = assistantMessages.at(-1)
872→ // The API field is cumulative/sticky across requests, so we
873→ // subtract the baseline captured before this request to get the delta.
874→ const usage = lastAssistant?.message.usage
875→ const cumulativeDeleted = usage
876→ ? ((usage as unknown as Record<string, number>)
877→ .cache_deleted_input_tokens ?? 0)
878→ : 0
879→ const deletedTokens = Math.max(
880→ 0,
881→ cumulativeDeleted - pendingCacheEdits.baselineCacheDeletedTokens,
882→ )
883→ if (deletedTokens > 0) {
884→ yield createMicrocompactBoundaryMessage(
885→ pendingCacheEdits.trigger,
886→ 0,
887→ deletedTokens,
888→ pendingCacheEdits.deletedToolIds,
889→ [],
890→ )
891→ }
892→ }
893→ } catch (innerError) {
894→ if (innerError instanceof FallbackTriggeredError && fallbackModel) {
895→ // Fallback was triggered - switch model and retry
896→ currentModel = fallbackModel
897→ attemptWithFallback = true
898→
899→ // Clear assistant messages since we'll retry the entire request
900→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
901→ assistantMessages,
902→ 'Model fallback triggered',
903→ )
904→ assistantMessages.length = 0
905→ toolResults.length = 0
906→ toolUseBlocks.length = 0
907→ needsFollowUp = false
908→
909→ // Discard pending results from the failed attempt and create a
910→ // fresh executor. This prevents orphan tool_results (with old
911→ // tool_use_ids) from leaking into the retry.
912→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
913→ streamingToolExecutor.discard()
914→ streamingToolExecutor = new StreamingToolExecutor(
915→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
916→ canUseTool,
917→ toolUseContext,
918→ )
919→ }
920→
921→ // Update tool use context with new model
922→ toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel = fallbackModel
923→
924→ // Thinking signatures are model-bound: replaying a protected-thinking
925→ // block (e.g. capybara) to an unprotected fallback (e.g. opus) 400s.
926→ // Strip before retry so the fallback model gets clean history.
927→ if (process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant') {
928→ messagesForQuery = stripSignatureBlocks(messagesForQuery)
929→ }
930→
931→ // Log the fallback event
932→ logEvent('tengu_model_fallback_triggered', {
933→ original_model:
934→ innerError.originalModel as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
935→ fallback_model:
936→ fallbackModel as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
937→ entrypoint:
938→ 'cli' as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
939→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
940→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
941→ })
942→
943→ // Yield system message about fallback — use 'warning' level so
944→ // users see the notification without needing verbose mode
945→ yield createSystemMessage(
946→ `Switched to ${renderModelName(innerError.fallbackModel)} due to high demand for ${renderModelName(innerError.originalModel)}`,
947→ 'warning',
948→ )
949→
950→ continue
951→ }
952→ throw innerError
953→ }
954→ }
955→ } catch (error) {
956→ logError(error)
957→ const errorMessage =
958→ error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)
959→ logEvent('tengu_query_error', {
960→ assistantMessages: assistantMessages.length,
961→ toolUses: assistantMessages.flatMap(_ =>
962→ _.message.content.filter(content => content.type === 'tool_use'),
963→ ).length,
964→
965→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
966→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
967→ })
968→
969→ // Handle image size/resize errors with user-friendly messages
970→ if (
971→ error instanceof ImageSizeError ||
972→ error instanceof ImageResizeError
973→ ) {
974→ yield createAssistantAPIErrorMessage({
975→ content: error.message,
976→ })
977→ return { reason: 'image_error' }
978→ }
979→
980→ // Generally queryModelWithStreaming should not throw errors but instead
981→ // yield them as synthetic assistant messages. However if it does throw
982→ // due to a bug, we may end up in a state where we have already emitted
983→ // a tool_use block but will stop before emitting the tool_result.
984→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(assistantMessages, errorMessage)
985→
986→ // Surface the real error instead of a misleading "[Request interrupted
987→ // by user]" — this path is a model/runtime failure, not a user action.
988→ // SDK consumers were seeing phantom interrupts on e.g. Node 18's missing
989→ // Array.prototype.with(), masking the actual cause.
990→ yield createAssistantAPIErrorMessage({
991→ content: errorMessage,
992→ })
993→
994→ // To help track down bugs, log loudly for ants
995→ logAntError('Query error', error)
996→ return { reason: 'model_error', error }
997→ }
998→
999→ // Execute post-sampling hooks after model response is complete
1000→ if (assistantMessages.length > 0) {
1001→ void executePostSamplingHooks(
1002→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
1003→ systemPrompt,
1004→ userContext,
1005→ systemContext,
1006→ toolUseContext,
1007→ querySource,
1008→ )
1009→ }
1010→
1011→ // We need to handle a streaming abort before anything else.
1012→ // When using streamingToolExecutor, we must consume getRemainingResults() so the
1013→ // executor can generate synthetic tool_result blocks for queued/in-progress tools.
1014→ // Without this, tool_use blocks would lack matching tool_result blocks.
1015→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
1016→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
1017→ // Consume remaining results - executor generates synthetic tool_results for
1018→ // aborted tools since it checks the abort signal in executeTool()
1019→ for await (const update of streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()) {
1020→ if (update.message) {
1021→ yield update.message
1022→ }
1023→ }
1024→ } else {
1025→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
1026→ assistantMessages,
1027→ 'Interrupted by user',
1028→ )
1029→ }
1030→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release on interrupt. Same cleanup
1031→ // as the natural turn-end path in stopHooks.ts. Main thread only —
1032→ // see stopHooks.ts for the subagent-releasing-main's-lock rationale.
1033→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
1034→ try {
1035→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
1036→ './utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
1037→ )
1038→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
1039→ } catch {
1040→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
1041→ }
1042→ }
1043→
1044→ // Skip the interruption message for submit-interrupts — the queued
1045→ // user message that follows provides sufficient context.
1046→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.reason !== 'interrupt') {
1047→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
1048→ toolUse: false,
1049→ })
1050→ }
1051→ return { reason: 'aborted_streaming' }
1052→ }
1053→
1054→ // Yield tool use summary from previous turn — haiku (~1s) resolved during model streaming (5-30s)
1055→ if (pendingToolUseSummary) {
1056→ const summary = await pendingToolUseSummary
1057→ if (summary) {
1058→ yield summary
1059→ }
1060→ }
1061→
1062→ if (!needsFollowUp) {
1063→ const lastMessage = assistantMessages.at(-1)
1064→
1065→ // Prompt-too-long recovery: the streaming loop withheld the error
1066→ // (see withheldByCollapse / withheldByReactive above). Try collapse
1067→ // drain first (cheap, keeps granular context), then reactive compact
1068→ // (full summary). Single-shot on each — if a retry still 413's,
1069→ // the next stage handles it or the error surfaces.
1070→ const isWithheld413 =
1071→ lastMessage?.type === 'assistant' &&
1072→ lastMessage.isApiErrorMessage &&
1073→ isPromptTooLongMessage(lastMessage)
1074→ // Media-size rejections (image/PDF/many-image) are recoverable via
1075→ // reactive compact's strip-retry. Unlike PTL, media errors skip the
1076→ // collapse drain — collapse doesn't strip images. mediaRecoveryEnabled
1077→ // is the hoisted gate from before the stream loop (same value as the
1078→ // withholding check — these two must agree or a withheld message is
1079→ // lost). If the oversized media is in the preserved tail, the
1080→ // post-compact turn will media-error again; hasAttemptedReactiveCompact
1081→ // prevents a spiral and the error surfaces.
1082→ const isWithheldMedia =
1083→ mediaRecoveryEnabled &&
1084→ reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(lastMessage)
1085→ if (isWithheld413) {
1086→ // First: drain all staged context-collapses. Gated on the PREVIOUS
1087→ // transition not being collapse_drain_retry — if we already drained
1088→ // and the retry still 413'd, fall through to reactive compact.
1089→ if (
1090→ feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') &&
1091→ contextCollapse &&
1092→ state.transition?.reason !== 'collapse_drain_retry'
1093→ ) {
1094→ const drained = contextCollapse.recoverFromOverflow(
1095→ messagesForQuery,
1096→ querySource,
1097→ )
1098→ if (drained.committed > 0) {
1099→ const next: State = {
1100→ messages: drained.messages,
1101→ toolUseContext,
1102→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1103→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1104→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1105→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1106→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1107→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1108→ turnCount,
1109→ transition: {
1110→ reason: 'collapse_drain_retry',
1111→ committed: drained.committed,
1112→ },
1113→ }
1114→ state = next
1115→ continue
1116→ }
1117→ }
1118→ }
1119→ if ((isWithheld413 || isWithheldMedia) && reactiveCompact) {
1120→ const compacted = await reactiveCompact.tryReactiveCompact({
1121→ hasAttempted: hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1122→ querySource,
1123→ aborted: toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted,
1124→ messages: messagesForQuery,
1125→ cacheSafeParams: {
1126→ systemPrompt,
1127→ userContext,
1128→ systemContext,
1129→ toolUseContext,
1130→ forkContextMessages: messagesForQuery,
1131→ },
1132→ })
1133→
1134→ if (compacted) {
1135→ // task_budget: same carryover as the proactive path above.
1136→ // messagesForQuery still holds the pre-compact array here (the
1137→ // 413-failed attempt's input).
1138→ if (params.taskBudget) {
1139→ const preCompactContext =
1140→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse(messagesForQuery)
1141→ taskBudgetRemaining = Math.max(
1142→ 0,
1143→ (taskBudgetRemaining ?? params.taskBudget.total) -
1144→ preCompactContext,
1145→ )
1146→ }
1147→
1148→ const postCompactMessages = buildPostCompactMessages(compacted)
1149→ for (const msg of postCompactMessages) {
1150→ yield msg
1151→ }
1152→ const next: State = {
1153→ messages: postCompactMessages,
1154→ toolUseContext,
1155→ autoCompactTracking: undefined,
1156→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1157→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: true,
1158→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1159→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1160→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1161→ turnCount,
1162→ transition: { reason: 'reactive_compact_retry' },
1163→ }
1164→ state = next
1165→ continue
1166→ }
1167→
1168→ // No recovery — surface the withheld error and exit. Do NOT fall
1169→ // through to stop hooks: the model never produced a valid response,
1170→ // so hooks have nothing meaningful to evaluate. Running stop hooks
1171→ // on prompt-too-long creates a death spiral: error → hook blocking
1172→ // → retry → error → … (the hook injects more tokens each cycle).
1173→ yield lastMessage
1174→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1175→ return { reason: isWithheldMedia ? 'image_error' : 'prompt_too_long' }
1176→ } else if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') && isWithheld413) {
1177→ // reactiveCompact compiled out but contextCollapse withheld and
1178→ // couldn't recover (staged queue empty/stale). Surface. Same
1179→ // early-return rationale — don't fall through to stop hooks.
1180→ yield lastMessage
1181→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1182→ return { reason: 'prompt_too_long' }
1183→ }
1184→
1185→ // Check for max_output_tokens and inject recovery message. The error
1186→ // was withheld from the stream above; only surface it if recovery
1187→ // exhausts.
1188→ if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(lastMessage)) {
1189→ // Escalating retry: if we used the capped 8k default and hit the
1190→ // limit, retry the SAME request at 64k — no meta message, no
1191→ // multi-turn dance. This fires once per turn (guarded by the
1192→ // override check), then falls through to multi-turn recovery if
1193→ // 64k also hits the cap.
1194→ // 3P default: false (not validated on Bedrock/Vertex)
1195→ const capEnabled = getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
1196→ 'tengu_otk_slot_v1',
1197→ false,
1198→ )
1199→ if (
1200→ capEnabled &&
1201→ maxOutputTokensOverride === undefined &&
1202→ !process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS
1203→ ) {
1204→ logEvent('tengu_max_tokens_escalate', {
1205→ escalatedTo: ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS,
1206→ })
1207→ const next: State = {
1208→ messages: messagesForQuery,
1209→ toolUseContext,
1210→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1211→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1212→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1213→ maxOutputTokensOverride: ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS,
1214→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1215→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1216→ turnCount,
1217→ transition: { reason: 'max_output_tokens_escalate' },
1218→ }
1219→ state = next
1220→ continue
1221→ }
1222→
1223→ if (maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount < MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT) {
1224→ const recoveryMessage = createUserMessage({
1225→ content:
1226→ `Output token limit hit. Resume directly — no apology, no recap of what you were doing. ` +
1227→ `Pick up mid-thought if that is where the cut happened. Break remaining work into smaller pieces.`,
1228→ isMeta: true,
1229→ })
1230→
1231→ const next: State = {
1232→ messages: [
1233→ ...messagesForQuery,
1234→ ...assistantMessages,
1235→ recoveryMessage,
1236→ ],
1237→ toolUseContext,
1238→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1239→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount + 1,
1240→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1241→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1242→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1243→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1244→ turnCount,
1245→ transition: {
1246→ reason: 'max_output_tokens_recovery',
1247→ attempt: maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount + 1,
1248→ },
1249→ }
1250→ state = next
1251→ continue
1252→ }
1253→
1254→ // Recovery exhausted — surface the withheld error now.
1255→ yield lastMessage
1256→ }
1257→
1258→ // Skip stop hooks when the last message is an API error (rate limit,
1259→ // prompt-too-long, auth failure, etc.). The model never produced a
1260→ // real response — hooks evaluating it create a death spiral:
1261→ // error → hook blocking → retry → error → …
1262→ if (lastMessage?.isApiErrorMessage) {
1263→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1264→ return { reason: 'completed' }
1265→ }
1266→
1267→ const stopHookResult = yield* handleStopHooks(
1268→ messagesForQuery,
1269→ assistantMessages,
1270→ systemPrompt,
1271→ userContext,
1272→ systemContext,
1273→ toolUseContext,
1274→ querySource,
1275→ stopHookActive,
1276→ )
1277→
1278→ if (stopHookResult.preventContinuation) {
1279→ return { reason: 'stop_hook_prevented' }
1280→ }
1281→
1282→ if (stopHookResult.blockingErrors.length > 0) {
1283→ const next: State = {
1284→ messages: [
1285→ ...messagesForQuery,
1286→ ...assistantMessages,
1287→ ...stopHookResult.blockingErrors,
1288→ ],
1289→ toolUseContext,
1290→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1291→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1292→ // Preserve the reactive compact guard — if compact already ran and
1293→ // couldn't recover from prompt-too-long, retrying after a stop-hook
1294→ // blocking error will produce the same result. Resetting to false
1295→ // here caused an infinite loop: compact → still too long → error →
1296→ // stop hook blocking → compact → … burning thousands of API calls.
1297→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1298→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1299→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1300→ stopHookActive: true,
1301→ turnCount,
1302→ transition: { reason: 'stop_hook_blocking' },
1303→ }
1304→ state = next
1305→ continue
1306→ }
1307→
1308→ if (feature('TOKEN_BUDGET')) {
1309→ const decision = checkTokenBudget(
1310→ budgetTracker!,
1311→ toolUseContext.agentId,
1312→ getCurrentTurnTokenBudget(),
1313→ getTurnOutputTokens(),
1314→ )
1315→
1316→ if (decision.action === 'continue') {
1317→ incrementBudgetContinuationCount()
1318→ logForDebugging(
1319→ `Token budget continuation #${decision.continuationCount}: ${decision.pct}% (${decision.turnTokens.toLocaleString()} / ${decision.budget.toLocaleString()})`,
1320→ )
1321→ state = {
1322→ messages: [
1323→ ...messagesForQuery,
1324→ ...assistantMessages,
1325→ createUserMessage({
1326→ content: decision.nudgeMessage,
1327→ isMeta: true,
1328→ }),
1329→ ],
1330→ toolUseContext,
1331→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1332→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1333→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
1334→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1335→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1336→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1337→ turnCount,
1338→ transition: { reason: 'token_budget_continuation' },
1339→ }
1340→ continue
1341→ }
1342→
1343→ if (decision.completionEvent) {
1344→ if (decision.completionEvent.diminishingReturns) {
1345→ logForDebugging(
1346→ `Token budget early stop: diminishing returns at ${decision.completionEvent.pct}%`,
1347→ )
1348→ }
1349→ logEvent('tengu_token_budget_completed', {
1350→ ...decision.completionEvent,
1351→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1352→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1353→ })
1354→ }
1355→ }
1356→
1357→ return { reason: 'completed' }
1358→ }
1359→
1360→ let shouldPreventContinuation = false
1361→ let updatedToolUseContext = toolUseContext
1362→
1363→ queryCheckpoint('query_tool_execution_start')
1364→
1365→
1366→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
1367→ logEvent('tengu_streaming_tool_execution_used', {
1368→ tool_count: toolUseBlocks.length,
1369→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1370→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1371→ })
1372→ } else {
1373→ logEvent('tengu_streaming_tool_execution_not_used', {
1374→ tool_count: toolUseBlocks.length,
1375→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1376→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1377→ })
1378→ }
1379→
1380→ const toolUpdates = streamingToolExecutor
1381→ ? streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()
1382→ : runTools(toolUseBlocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, toolUseContext)
1383→
1384→ for await (const update of toolUpdates) {
1385→ if (update.message) {
1386→ yield update.message
1387→
1388→ if (
1389→ update.message.type === 'attachment' &&
1390→ update.message.attachment.type === 'hook_stopped_continuation'
1391→ ) {
1392→ shouldPreventContinuation = true
1393→ }
1394→
1395→ toolResults.push(
1396→ ...normalizeMessagesForAPI(
1397→ [update.message],
1398→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
1399→ ).filter(_ => _.type === 'user'),
1400→ )
1401→ }
1402→ if (update.newContext) {
1403→ updatedToolUseContext = {
1404→ ...update.newContext,
1405→ queryTracking,
1406→ }
1407→ }
1408→ }
1409→ queryCheckpoint('query_tool_execution_end')
1410→
1411→ // Generate tool use summary after tool batch completes — passed to next recursive call
1412→ let nextPendingToolUseSummary:
1413→ | Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null>
1414→ | undefined
1415→ if (
1416→ config.gates.emitToolUseSummaries &&
1417→ toolUseBlocks.length > 0 &&
1418→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted &&
1419→ !toolUseContext.agentId // subagents don't surface in mobile UI — skip the Haiku call
1420→ ) {
1421→ // Extract the last assistant text block for context
1422→ const lastAssistantMessage = assistantMessages.at(-1)
1423→ let lastAssistantText: string | undefined
1424→ if (lastAssistantMessage) {
1425→ const textBlocks = lastAssistantMessage.message.content.filter(
1426→ block => block.type === 'text',
1427→ )
1428→ if (textBlocks.length > 0) {
1429→ const lastTextBlock = textBlocks.at(-1)
1430→ if (lastTextBlock && 'text' in lastTextBlock) {
1431→ lastAssistantText = lastTextBlock.text
1432→ }
1433→ }
1434→ }
1435→
1436→ // Collect tool info for summary generation
1437→ const toolUseIds = toolUseBlocks.map(block => block.id)
1438→ const toolInfoForSummary = toolUseBlocks.map(block => {
1439→ // Find the corresponding tool result
1440→ const toolResult = toolResults.find(
1441→ result =>
1442→ result.type === 'user' &&
1443→ Array.isArray(result.message.content) &&
1444→ result.message.content.some(
1445→ content =>
1446→ content.type === 'tool_result' &&
1447→ content.tool_use_id === block.id,
1448→ ),
1449→ )
1450→ const resultContent =
1451→ toolResult?.type === 'user' &&
1452→ Array.isArray(toolResult.message.content)
1453→ ? toolResult.message.content.find(
1454→ (c): c is ToolResultBlockParam =>
1455→ c.type === 'tool_result' && c.tool_use_id === block.id,
1456→ )
1457→ : undefined
1458→ return {
1459→ name: block.name,
1460→ input: block.input,
1461→ output:
1462→ resultContent && 'content' in resultContent
1463→ ? resultContent.content
1464→ : null,
1465→ }
1466→ })
1467→
1468→ // Fire off summary generation without blocking the next API call
1469→ nextPendingToolUseSummary = generateToolUseSummary({
1470→ tools: toolInfoForSummary,
1471→ signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
1472→ isNonInteractiveSession: toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
1473→ lastAssistantText,
1474→ })
1475→ .then(summary => {
1476→ if (summary) {
1477→ return createToolUseSummaryMessage(summary, toolUseIds)
1478→ }
1479→ return null
1480→ })
1481→ .catch(() => null)
1482→ }
1483→
1484→ // We were aborted during tool calls
1485→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
1486→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release when aborted mid-tool-call.
1487→ // This is the most likely Ctrl+C path for CU (e.g. slow screenshot).
1488→ // Main thread only — see stopHooks.ts for the subagent rationale.
1489→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
1490→ try {
1491→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
1492→ './utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
1493→ )
1494→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
1495→ } catch {
1496→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
1497→ }
1498→ }
1499→ // Skip the interruption message for submit-interrupts — the queued
1500→ // user message that follows provides sufficient context.
1501→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.reason !== 'interrupt') {
1502→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
1503→ toolUse: true,
1504→ })
1505→ }
1506→ // Check maxTurns before returning when aborted
1507→ const nextTurnCountOnAbort = turnCount + 1
1508→ if (maxTurns && nextTurnCountOnAbort > maxTurns) {
1509→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
1510→ type: 'max_turns_reached',
1511→ maxTurns,
1512→ turnCount: nextTurnCountOnAbort,
1513→ })
1514→ }
1515→ return { reason: 'aborted_tools' }
1516→ }
1517→
1518→ // If a hook indicated to prevent continuation, stop here
1519→ if (shouldPreventContinuation) {
1520→ return { reason: 'hook_stopped' }
1521→ }
1522→
1523→ if (tracking?.compacted) {
1524→ tracking.turnCounter++
1525→ logEvent('tengu_post_autocompact_turn', {
1526→ turnId:
1527→ tracking.turnId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
1528→ turnCounter: tracking.turnCounter,
1529→
1530→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1531→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1532→ })
1533→ }
1534→
1535→ // Be careful to do this after tool calls are done, because the API
1536→ // will error if we interleave tool_result messages with regular user messages.
1537→
1538→ // Instrumentation: Track message count before attachments
1539→ logEvent('tengu_query_before_attachments', {
1540→ messagesForQueryCount: messagesForQuery.length,
1541→ assistantMessagesCount: assistantMessages.length,
1542→ toolResultsCount: toolResults.length,
1543→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1544→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1545→ })
1546→
1547→ // Get queued commands snapshot before processing attachments.
1548→ // These will be sent as attachments so Claude can respond to them in the current turn.
1549→ //
1550→ // Drain pending notifications. LocalShellTask completions are 'next'
1551→ // (when MONITOR_TOOL is on) and drain without Sleep. Other task types
1552→ // (agent/workflow/framework) still default to 'later' — the Sleep flush
1553→ // covers those. If all task types move to 'next', this branch could go.
1554→ //
1555→ // Slash commands are excluded from mid-turn drain — they must go through
1556→ // processSlashCommand after the turn ends (via useQueueProcessor), not be
1557→ // sent to the model as text. Bash-mode commands are already excluded by
1558→ // INLINE_NOTIFICATION_MODES in getQueuedCommandAttachments.
1559→ //
1560→ // Agent scoping: the queue is a process-global singleton shared by the
1561→ // coordinator and all in-process subagents. Each loop drains only what's
1562→ // addressed to it — main thread drains agentId===undefined, subagents
1563→ // drain their own agentId. User prompts (mode:'prompt') still go to main
1564→ // only; subagents never see the prompt stream.
1565→ // eslint-disable-next-line custom-rules/require-tool-match-name -- ToolUseBlock.name has no aliases
1566→ const sleepRan = toolUseBlocks.some(b => b.name === SLEEP_TOOL_NAME)
1567→ const isMainThread =
1568→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread') || querySource === 'sdk'
1569→ const currentAgentId = toolUseContext.agentId
1570→ const queuedCommandsSnapshot = getCommandsByMaxPriority(
1571→ sleepRan ? 'later' : 'next',
1572→ ).filter(cmd => {
1573→ if (isSlashCommand(cmd)) return false
1574→ if (isMainThread) return cmd.agentId === undefined
1575→ // Subagents only drain task-notifications addressed to them — never
1576→ // user prompts, even if someone stamps an agentId on one.
1577→ return cmd.mode === 'task-notification' && cmd.agentId === currentAgentId
1578→ })
1579→
1580→ for await (const attachment of getAttachmentMessages(
1581→ null,
1582→ updatedToolUseContext,
1583→ null,
1584→ queuedCommandsSnapshot,
1585→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
1586→ querySource,
1587→ )) {
1588→ yield attachment
1589→ toolResults.push(attachment)
1590→ }
1591→
1592→ // Memory prefetch consume: only if settled and not already consumed on
1593→ // an earlier iteration. If not settled yet, skip (zero-wait) and retry
1594→ // next iteration — the prefetch gets as many chances as there are loop
1595→ // iterations before the turn ends. readFileState (cumulative across
1596→ // iterations) filters out memories the model already Read/Wrote/Edited
1597→ // — including in earlier iterations, which the per-iteration
1598→ // toolUseBlocks array would miss.
1599→ if (
1600→ pendingMemoryPrefetch &&
1601→ pendingMemoryPrefetch.settledAt !== null &&
1602→ pendingMemoryPrefetch.consumedOnIteration === -1
1603→ ) {
1604→ const memoryAttachments = filterDuplicateMemoryAttachments(
1605→ await pendingMemoryPrefetch.promise,
1606→ toolUseContext.readFileState,
1607→ )
1608→ for (const memAttachment of memoryAttachments) {
1609→ const msg = createAttachmentMessage(memAttachment)
1610→ yield msg
1611→ toolResults.push(msg)
1612→ }
1613→ pendingMemoryPrefetch.consumedOnIteration = turnCount - 1
1614→ }
1615→
1616→
1617→ // Inject prefetched skill discovery. collectSkillDiscoveryPrefetch emits
1618→ // hidden_by_main_turn — true when the prefetch resolved before this point
1619→ // (should be >98% at AKI@250ms / Haiku@573ms vs turn durations of 2-30s).
1620→ if (skillPrefetch && pendingSkillPrefetch) {
1621→ const skillAttachments =
1622→ await skillPrefetch.collectSkillDiscoveryPrefetch(pendingSkillPrefetch)
1623→ for (const att of skillAttachments) {
1624→ const msg = createAttachmentMessage(att)
1625→ yield msg
1626→ toolResults.push(msg)
1627→ }
1628→ }
1629→
1630→ // Remove only commands that were actually consumed as attachments.
1631→ // Prompt and task-notification commands are converted to attachments above.
1632→ const consumedCommands = queuedCommandsSnapshot.filter(
1633→ cmd => cmd.mode === 'prompt' || cmd.mode === 'task-notification',
1634→ )
1635→ if (consumedCommands.length > 0) {
1636→ for (const cmd of consumedCommands) {
1637→ if (cmd.uuid) {
1638→ consumedCommandUuids.push(cmd.uuid)
1639→ notifyCommandLifecycle(cmd.uuid, 'started')
1640→ }
1641→ }
1642→ removeFromQueue(consumedCommands)
1643→ }
1644→
1645→ // Instrumentation: Track file change attachments after they're added
1646→ const fileChangeAttachmentCount = count(
1647→ toolResults,
1648→ tr =>
1649→ tr.type === 'attachment' && tr.attachment.type === 'edited_text_file',
1650→ )
1651→
1652→ logEvent('tengu_query_after_attachments', {
1653→ totalToolResultsCount: toolResults.length,
1654→ fileChangeAttachmentCount,
1655→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1656→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1657→ })
1658→
1659→ // Refresh tools between turns so newly-connected MCP servers become available
1660→ if (updatedToolUseContext.options.refreshTools) {
1661→ const refreshedTools = updatedToolUseContext.options.refreshTools()
1662→ if (refreshedTools !== updatedToolUseContext.options.tools) {
1663→ updatedToolUseContext = {
1664→ ...updatedToolUseContext,
1665→ options: {
1666→ ...updatedToolUseContext.options,
1667→ tools: refreshedTools,
1668→ },
1669→ }
1670→ }
1671→ }
1672→
1673→ const toolUseContextWithQueryTracking = {
1674→ ...updatedToolUseContext,
1675→ queryTracking,
1676→ }
1677→
1678→ // Each time we have tool results and are about to recurse, that's a turn
1679→ const nextTurnCount = turnCount + 1
1680→
1681→ // Periodic task summary for `claude ps` — fires mid-turn so a
1682→ // long-running agent still refreshes what it's working on. Gated
1683→ // only on !agentId so every top-level conversation (REPL, SDK, HFI,
1684→ // remote) generates summaries; subagents/forks don't.
1685→ if (feature('BG_SESSIONS')) {
1686→ if (
1687→ !toolUseContext.agentId &&
1688→ taskSummaryModule!.shouldGenerateTaskSummary()
1689→ ) {
1690→ taskSummaryModule!.maybeGenerateTaskSummary({
1691→ systemPrompt,
1692→ userContext,
1693→ systemContext,
1694→ toolUseContext,
1695→ forkContextMessages: [
1696→ ...messagesForQuery,
1697→ ...assistantMessages,
1698→ ...toolResults,
1699→ ],
1700→ })
1701→ }
1702→ }
1703→
1704→ // Check if we've reached the max turns limit
1705→ if (maxTurns && nextTurnCount > maxTurns) {
1706→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
1707→ type: 'max_turns_reached',
1708→ maxTurns,
1709→ turnCount: nextTurnCount,
1710→ })
1711→ return { reason: 'max_turns', turnCount: nextTurnCount }
1712→ }
1713→
1714→ queryCheckpoint('query_recursive_call')
1715→ const next: State = {
1716→ messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
1717→ toolUseContext: toolUseContextWithQueryTracking,
1718→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1719→ turnCount: nextTurnCount,
1720→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1721→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
1722→ pendingToolUseSummary: nextPendingToolUseSummary,
1723→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1724→ stopHookActive,
1725→ transition: { reason: 'next_turn' },
1726→ }
1727→ state = next
1728→ } // while (true)
1729→}
1730→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/query/ 2>/dev/null && echo "---" && ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/commands/ 2>/dev/null | head -30 Status: Completed
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config.ts
deps.ts
stopHooks.ts
tokenBudget.ts
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add-dir
advisor.ts
agents
ant-trace
autofix-pr
backfill-sessions
branch
break-cache
bridge
bridge-kick.ts
brief.ts
btw
bughunter
chrome
clear
color
commit-push-pr.ts
commit.ts
compact
config
context
copy
cost
createMovedToPluginCommand.ts
ctx_viz
debug-tool-call
desktop
diff
doctor
effortAssistant
<thinking> Now I have the full content of query.ts. Let me also read the related query files and commands files. </thinking>
现在读取 query 子目录的关键文件和 commands 相关文件。
Tool Call: Read src\query\config.ts Status: Completed
1→import { getSessionId } from '../bootstrap/state.js'
2→import { checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from '../services/analytics/growthbook.js'
3→import type { SessionId } from '../types/ids.js'
4→import { isEnvTruthy } from '../utils/envUtils.js'
5→
6→// -- config
7→
8→// Immutable values snapshotted once at query() entry. Separating these from
9→// the per-iteration State struct and the mutable ToolUseContext makes future
10→// step() extraction tractable — a pure reducer can take (state, event, config)
11→// where config is plain data.
12→//
13→// Intentionally excludes feature() gates — those are tree-shaking boundaries
14→// and must stay inline at the guarded blocks for dead-code elimination.
15→export type QueryConfig = {
16→ sessionId: SessionId
17→
18→ // Runtime gates (env/statsig). NOT feature() gates — see above.
19→ gates: {
20→ // Statsig — CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE already admits staleness, so snapshotting
21→ // once per query() call stays within the existing contract.
22→ streamingToolExecution: boolean
23→ emitToolUseSummaries: boolean
24→ isAnt: boolean
25→ fastModeEnabled: boolean
26→ }
27→}
28→
29→export function buildQueryConfig(): QueryConfig {
30→ return {
31→ sessionId: getSessionId(),
32→ gates: {
33→ streamingToolExecution: checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
34→ 'tengu_streaming_tool_execution2',
35→ ),
36→ emitToolUseSummaries: isEnvTruthy(
37→ process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_EMIT_TOOL_USE_SUMMARIES,
38→ ),
39→ isAnt: process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant',
40→ // Inlined from fastMode.ts to avoid pulling its heavy module graph
41→ // (axios, settings, auth, model, oauth, config) into test shards that
42→ // didn't previously load it — changes init order and breaks unrelated tests.
43→ fastModeEnabled: !isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FAST_MODE),
44→ },
45→ }
46→}
47→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\stopHooks.ts Status: Completed
1→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
2→import { getShortcutDisplay } from '../keybindings/shortcutFormat.js'
3→import { isExtractModeActive } from '../memdir/paths.js'
4→import {
5→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
6→ logEvent,
7→} from '../services/analytics/index.js'
8→import type { ToolUseContext } from '../Tool.js'
9→import type { HookProgress } from '../types/hooks.js'
10→import type {
11→ AssistantMessage,
12→ Message,
13→ RequestStartEvent,
14→ StopHookInfo,
15→ StreamEvent,
16→ TombstoneMessage,
17→ ToolUseSummaryMessage,
18→} from '../types/message.js'
19→import { createAttachmentMessage } from '../utils/attachments.js'
20→import { logForDebugging } from '../utils/debug.js'
21→import { errorMessage } from '../utils/errors.js'
22→import type { REPLHookContext } from '../utils/hooks/postSamplingHooks.js'
23→import {
24→ executeStopHooks,
25→ executeTaskCompletedHooks,
26→ executeTeammateIdleHooks,
27→ getStopHookMessage,
28→ getTaskCompletedHookMessage,
29→ getTeammateIdleHookMessage,
30→} from '../utils/hooks.js'
31→import {
32→ createStopHookSummaryMessage,
33→ createSystemMessage,
34→ createUserInterruptionMessage,
35→ createUserMessage,
36→} from '../utils/messages.js'
37→import type { SystemPrompt } from '../utils/systemPromptType.js'
38→import { getTaskListId, listTasks } from '../utils/tasks.js'
39→import { getAgentName, getTeamName, isTeammate } from '../utils/teammate.js'
40→
41→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
42→const extractMemoriesModule = feature('EXTRACT_MEMORIES')
43→ ? (require('../services/extractMemories/extractMemories.js') as typeof import('../services/extractMemories/extractMemories.js'))
44→ : null
45→const jobClassifierModule = feature('TEMPLATES')
46→ ? (require('../jobs/classifier.js') as typeof import('../jobs/classifier.js'))
47→ : null
48→
49→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
50→
51→import type { QuerySource } from '../constants/querySource.js'
52→import { executeAutoDream } from '../services/autoDream/autoDream.js'
53→import { executePromptSuggestion } from '../services/PromptSuggestion/promptSuggestion.js'
54→import { isBareMode, isEnvDefinedFalsy } from '../utils/envUtils.js'
55→import {
56→ createCacheSafeParams,
57→ saveCacheSafeParams,
58→} from '../utils/forkedAgent.js'
59→
60→type StopHookResult = {
61→ blockingErrors: Message[]
62→ preventContinuation: boolean
63→}
64→
65→export async function* handleStopHooks(
66→ messagesForQuery: Message[],
67→ assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
68→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt,
69→ userContext: { [k: string]: string },
70→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string },
71→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext,
72→ querySource: QuerySource,
73→ stopHookActive?: boolean,
74→): AsyncGenerator<
75→ | StreamEvent
76→ | RequestStartEvent
77→ | Message
78→ | TombstoneMessage
79→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
80→ StopHookResult
81→> {
82→ const hookStartTime = Date.now()
83→
84→ const stopHookContext: REPLHookContext = {
85→ messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
86→ systemPrompt,
87→ userContext,
88→ systemContext,
89→ toolUseContext,
90→ querySource,
91→ }
92→ // Only save params for main session queries — subagents must not overwrite.
93→ // Outside the prompt-suggestion gate: the REPL /btw command and the
94→ // side_question SDK control_request both read this snapshot, and neither
95→ // depends on prompt suggestions being enabled.
96→ if (querySource === 'repl_main_thread' || querySource === 'sdk') {
97→ saveCacheSafeParams(createCacheSafeParams(stopHookContext))
98→ }
99→
100→ // Template job classification: when running as a dispatched job, classify
101→ // state after each turn. Gate on repl_main_thread so background forks
102→ // (extract-memories, auto-dream) don't pollute the timeline with their own
103→ // assistant messages. Await the classifier so state.json is written before
104→ // the turn returns — otherwise `claude list` shows stale state for the gap.
105→ // Env key hardcoded (vs importing JOB_ENV_KEY from jobs/state) to match the
106→ // require()-gated jobs/ import pattern above; spawn.test.ts asserts the
107→ // string matches.
108→ if (
109→ feature('TEMPLATES') &&
110→ process.env.CLAUDE_JOB_DIR &&
111→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread') &&
112→ !toolUseContext.agentId
113→ ) {
114→ // Full turn history — assistantMessages resets each queryLoop iteration,
115→ // so tool calls from earlier iterations (Agent spawn, then summary) need
116→ // messagesForQuery to be visible in the tool-call summary.
117→ const turnAssistantMessages = stopHookContext.messages.filter(
118→ (m): m is AssistantMessage => m.type === 'assistant',
119→ )
120→ const p = jobClassifierModule!
121→ .classifyAndWriteState(process.env.CLAUDE_JOB_DIR, turnAssistantMessages)
122→ .catch(err => {
123→ logForDebugging(`[job] classifier error: ${errorMessage(err)}`, {
124→ level: 'error',
125→ })
126→ })
127→ await Promise.race([
128→ p,
129→ // eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-syntax -- sleep() has no .unref(); timer must not block exit
130→ new Promise<void>(r => setTimeout(r, 60_000).unref()),
131→ ])
132→ }
133→ // --bare / SIMPLE: skip background bookkeeping (prompt suggestion,
134→ // memory extraction, auto-dream). Scripted -p calls don't want auto-memory
135→ // or forked agents contending for resources during shutdown.
136→ if (!isBareMode()) {
137→ // Inline env check for dead code elimination in external builds
138→ if (!isEnvDefinedFalsy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_PROMPT_SUGGESTION)) {
139→ void executePromptSuggestion(stopHookContext)
140→ }
141→ if (
142→ feature('EXTRACT_MEMORIES') &&
143→ !toolUseContext.agentId &&
144→ isExtractModeActive()
145→ ) {
146→ // Fire-and-forget in both interactive and non-interactive. For -p/SDK,
147→ // print.ts drains the in-flight promise after flushing the response
148→ // but before gracefulShutdownSync (see drainPendingExtraction).
149→ void extractMemoriesModule!.executeExtractMemories(
150→ stopHookContext,
151→ toolUseContext.appendSystemMessage,
152→ )
153→ }
154→ if (!toolUseContext.agentId) {
155→ void executeAutoDream(stopHookContext, toolUseContext.appendSystemMessage)
156→ }
157→ }
158→
159→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release at turn end.
160→ // Main thread only — the CU lock is a process-wide module-level variable,
161→ // so a subagent's stopHooks releasing it leaves the main thread's cleanup
162→ // seeing isLockHeldLocally()===false → no exit notification, and unhides
163→ // mid-turn. Subagents don't start CU sessions so this is a pure skip.
164→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
165→ try {
166→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
167→ '../utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
168→ )
169→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
170→ } catch {
171→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
172→ }
173→ }
174→
175→ try {
176→ const blockingErrors = []
177→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
178→ const permissionMode = appState.toolPermissionContext.mode
179→
180→ const generator = executeStopHooks(
181→ permissionMode,
182→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
183→ undefined,
184→ stopHookActive ?? false,
185→ toolUseContext.agentId,
186→ toolUseContext,
187→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
188→ toolUseContext.agentType,
189→ )
190→
191→ // Consume all progress messages and get blocking errors
192→ let stopHookToolUseID = ''
193→ let hookCount = 0
194→ let preventedContinuation = false
195→ let stopReason = ''
196→ let hasOutput = false
197→ const hookErrors: string[] = []
198→ const hookInfos: StopHookInfo[] = []
199→
200→ for await (const result of generator) {
201→ if (result.message) {
202→ yield result.message
203→ // Track toolUseID from progress messages and count hooks
204→ if (result.message.type === 'progress' && result.message.toolUseID) {
205→ stopHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
206→ hookCount++
207→ // Extract hook command and prompt text from progress data
208→ const progressData = result.message.data as HookProgress
209→ if (progressData.command) {
210→ hookInfos.push({
211→ command: progressData.command,
212→ promptText: progressData.promptText,
213→ })
214→ }
215→ }
216→ // Track errors and output from attachments
217→ if (result.message.type === 'attachment') {
218→ const attachment = result.message.attachment
219→ if (
220→ 'hookEvent' in attachment &&
221→ (attachment.hookEvent === 'Stop' ||
222→ attachment.hookEvent === 'SubagentStop')
223→ ) {
224→ if (attachment.type === 'hook_non_blocking_error') {
225→ hookErrors.push(
226→ attachment.stderr || `Exit code ${attachment.exitCode}`,
227→ )
228→ // Non-blocking errors always have output
229→ hasOutput = true
230→ } else if (attachment.type === 'hook_error_during_execution') {
231→ hookErrors.push(attachment.content)
232→ hasOutput = true
233→ } else if (attachment.type === 'hook_success') {
234→ // Check if successful hook produced any stdout/stderr
235→ if (
236→ (attachment.stdout && attachment.stdout.trim()) ||
237→ (attachment.stderr && attachment.stderr.trim())
238→ ) {
239→ hasOutput = true
240→ }
241→ }
242→ // Extract per-hook duration for timing visibility.
243→ // Hooks run in parallel; match by command + first unassigned entry.
244→ if ('durationMs' in attachment && 'command' in attachment) {
245→ const info = hookInfos.find(
246→ i =>
247→ i.command === attachment.command &&
248→ i.durationMs === undefined,
249→ )
250→ if (info) {
251→ info.durationMs = attachment.durationMs
252→ }
253→ }
254→ }
255→ }
256→ }
257→ if (result.blockingError) {
258→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
259→ content: getStopHookMessage(result.blockingError),
260→ isMeta: true, // Hide from UI (shown in summary message instead)
261→ })
262→ blockingErrors.push(userMessage)
263→ yield userMessage
264→ hasOutput = true
265→ // Add to hookErrors so it appears in the summary
266→ hookErrors.push(result.blockingError.blockingError)
267→ }
268→ // Check if hook wants to prevent continuation
269→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
270→ preventedContinuation = true
271→ stopReason = result.stopReason || 'Stop hook prevented continuation'
272→ // Create attachment to track the stopped continuation (for structured data)
273→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
274→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
275→ message: stopReason,
276→ hookName: 'Stop',
277→ toolUseID: stopHookToolUseID,
278→ hookEvent: 'Stop',
279→ })
280→ }
281→
282→ // Check if we were aborted during hook execution
283→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
284→ logEvent('tengu_pre_stop_hooks_cancelled', {
285→ queryChainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking
286→ ?.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
287→
288→ queryDepth: toolUseContext.queryTracking?.depth,
289→ })
290→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
291→ toolUse: false,
292→ })
293→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
294→ }
295→ }
296→
297→ // Create summary system message if hooks ran
298→ if (hookCount > 0) {
299→ yield createStopHookSummaryMessage(
300→ hookCount,
301→ hookInfos,
302→ hookErrors,
303→ preventedContinuation,
304→ stopReason,
305→ hasOutput,
306→ 'suggestion',
307→ stopHookToolUseID,
308→ )
309→
310→ // Send notification about errors (shown in verbose/transcript mode via ctrl+o)
311→ if (hookErrors.length > 0) {
312→ const expandShortcut = getShortcutDisplay(
313→ 'app:toggleTranscript',
314→ 'Global',
315→ 'ctrl+o',
316→ )
317→ toolUseContext.addNotification?.({
318→ key: 'stop-hook-error',
319→ text: `Stop hook error occurred \u00b7 ${expandShortcut} to see`,
320→ priority: 'immediate',
321→ })
322→ }
323→ }
324→
325→ if (preventedContinuation) {
326→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
327→ }
328→
329→ // Collect blocking errors from stop hooks
330→ if (blockingErrors.length > 0) {
331→ return { blockingErrors, preventContinuation: false }
332→ }
333→
334→ // After Stop hooks pass, run TeammateIdle and TaskCompleted hooks if this is a teammate
335→ if (isTeammate()) {
336→ const teammateName = getAgentName() ?? ''
337→ const teamName = getTeamName() ?? ''
338→ const teammateBlockingErrors: Message[] = []
339→ let teammatePreventedContinuation = false
340→ let teammateStopReason: string | undefined
341→ // Each hook executor generates its own toolUseID — capture from progress
342→ // messages (same pattern as stopHookToolUseID at L142), not the Stop ID.
343→ let teammateHookToolUseID = ''
344→
345→ // Run TaskCompleted hooks for any in-progress tasks owned by this teammate
346→ const taskListId = getTaskListId()
347→ const tasks = await listTasks(taskListId)
348→ const inProgressTasks = tasks.filter(
349→ t => t.status === 'in_progress' && t.owner === teammateName,
350→ )
351→
352→ for (const task of inProgressTasks) {
353→ const taskCompletedGenerator = executeTaskCompletedHooks(
354→ task.id,
355→ task.subject,
356→ task.description,
357→ teammateName,
358→ teamName,
359→ permissionMode,
360→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
361→ undefined,
362→ toolUseContext,
363→ )
364→
365→ for await (const result of taskCompletedGenerator) {
366→ if (result.message) {
367→ if (
368→ result.message.type === 'progress' &&
369→ result.message.toolUseID
370→ ) {
371→ teammateHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
372→ }
373→ yield result.message
374→ }
375→ if (result.blockingError) {
376→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
377→ content: getTaskCompletedHookMessage(result.blockingError),
378→ isMeta: true,
379→ })
380→ teammateBlockingErrors.push(userMessage)
381→ yield userMessage
382→ }
383→ // Match Stop hook behavior: allow preventContinuation/stopReason
384→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
385→ teammatePreventedContinuation = true
386→ teammateStopReason =
387→ result.stopReason || 'TaskCompleted hook prevented continuation'
388→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
389→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
390→ message: teammateStopReason,
391→ hookName: 'TaskCompleted',
392→ toolUseID: teammateHookToolUseID,
393→ hookEvent: 'TaskCompleted',
394→ })
395→ }
396→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
397→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
398→ }
399→ }
400→ }
401→
402→ // Run TeammateIdle hooks
403→ const teammateIdleGenerator = executeTeammateIdleHooks(
404→ teammateName,
405→ teamName,
406→ permissionMode,
407→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
408→ )
409→
410→ for await (const result of teammateIdleGenerator) {
411→ if (result.message) {
412→ if (result.message.type === 'progress' && result.message.toolUseID) {
413→ teammateHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
414→ }
415→ yield result.message
416→ }
417→ if (result.blockingError) {
418→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
419→ content: getTeammateIdleHookMessage(result.blockingError),
420→ isMeta: true,
421→ })
422→ teammateBlockingErrors.push(userMessage)
423→ yield userMessage
424→ }
425→ // Match Stop hook behavior: allow preventContinuation/stopReason
426→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
427→ teammatePreventedContinuation = true
428→ teammateStopReason =
429→ result.stopReason || 'TeammateIdle hook prevented continuation'
430→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
431→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
432→ message: teammateStopReason,
433→ hookName: 'TeammateIdle',
434→ toolUseID: teammateHookToolUseID,
435→ hookEvent: 'TeammateIdle',
436→ })
437→ }
438→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
439→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
440→ }
441→ }
442→
443→ if (teammatePreventedContinuation) {
444→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
445→ }
446→
447→ if (teammateBlockingErrors.length > 0) {
448→ return {
449→ blockingErrors: teammateBlockingErrors,
450→ preventContinuation: false,
451→ }
452→ }
453→ }
454→
455→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: false }
456→ } catch (error) {
457→ const durationMs = Date.now() - hookStartTime
458→ logEvent('tengu_stop_hook_error', {
459→ duration: durationMs,
460→
461→ queryChainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking
462→ ?.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
463→ queryDepth: toolUseContext.queryTracking?.depth,
464→ })
465→ // Yield a system message that is not visible to the model for the user
466→ // to debug their hook.
467→ yield createSystemMessage(
468→ `Stop hook failed: ${errorMessage(error)}`,
469→ 'warning',
470→ )
471→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: false }
472→ }
473→}
474→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\tokenBudget.ts Status: Completed
1→import { getBudgetContinuationMessage } from '../utils/tokenBudget.js'
2→
3→const COMPLETION_THRESHOLD = 0.9
4→const DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD = 500
5→
6→export type BudgetTracker = {
7→ continuationCount: number
8→ lastDeltaTokens: number
9→ lastGlobalTurnTokens: number
10→ startedAt: number
11→}
12→
13→export function createBudgetTracker(): BudgetTracker {
14→ return {
15→ continuationCount: 0,
16→ lastDeltaTokens: 0,
17→ lastGlobalTurnTokens: 0,
18→ startedAt: Date.now(),
19→ }
20→}
21→
22→type ContinueDecision = {
23→ action: 'continue'
24→ nudgeMessage: string
25→ continuationCount: number
26→ pct: number
27→ turnTokens: number
28→ budget: number
29→}
30→
31→type StopDecision = {
32→ action: 'stop'
33→ completionEvent: {
34→ continuationCount: number
35→ pct: number
36→ turnTokens: number
37→ budget: number
38→ diminishingReturns: boolean
39→ durationMs: number
40→ } | null
41→}
42→
43→export type TokenBudgetDecision = ContinueDecision | StopDecision
44→
45→export function checkTokenBudget(
46→ tracker: BudgetTracker,
47→ agentId: string | undefined,
48→ budget: number | null,
49→ globalTurnTokens: number,
50→): TokenBudgetDecision {
51→ if (agentId || budget === null || budget <= 0) {
52→ return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
53→ }
54→
55→ const turnTokens = globalTurnTokens
56→ const pct = Math.round((turnTokens / budget) * 100)
57→ const deltaSinceLastCheck = globalTurnTokens - tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens
58→
59→ const isDiminishing =
60→ tracker.continuationCount >= 3 &&
61→ deltaSinceLastCheck < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD &&
62→ tracker.lastDeltaTokens < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD
63→
64→ if (!isDiminishing && turnTokens < budget * COMPLETION_THRESHOLD) {
65→ tracker.continuationCount++
66→ tracker.lastDeltaTokens = deltaSinceLastCheck
67→ tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens = globalTurnTokens
68→ return {
69→ action: 'continue',
70→ nudgeMessage: getBudgetContinuationMessage(pct, turnTokens, budget),
71→ continuationCount: tracker.continuationCount,
72→ pct,
73→ turnTokens,
74→ budget,
75→ }
76→ }
77→
78→ if (isDiminishing || tracker.continuationCount > 0) {
79→ return {
80→ action: 'stop',
81→ completionEvent: {
82→ continuationCount: tracker.continuationCount,
83→ pct,
84→ turnTokens,
85→ budget,
86→ diminishingReturns: isDiminishing,
87→ durationMs: Date.now() - tracker.startedAt,
88→ },
89→ }
90→ }
91→
92→ return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
93→}
94→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\commands.ts Status: Completed
1→// biome-ignore-all assist/source/organizeImports: ANT-ONLY import markers must not be reordered
2→import addDir from './commands/add-dir/index.js'
3→import autofixPr from './commands/autofix-pr/index.js'
4→import backfillSessions from './commands/backfill-sessions/index.js'
5→import btw from './commands/btw/index.js'
6→import goodClaude from './commands/good-claude/index.js'
7→import issue from './commands/issue/index.js'
8→import feedback from './commands/feedback/index.js'
9→import clear from './commands/clear/index.js'
10→import color from './commands/color/index.js'
11→import commit from './commands/commit.js'
12→import copy from './commands/copy/index.js'
13→import desktop from './commands/desktop/index.js'
14→import commitPushPr from './commands/commit-push-pr.js'
15→import compact from './commands/compact/index.js'
16→import config from './commands/config/index.js'
17→import { context, contextNonInteractive } from './commands/context/index.js'
18→import cost from './commands/cost/index.js'
19→import diff from './commands/diff/index.js'
20→import ctx_viz from './commands/ctx_viz/index.js'
21→import doctor from './commands/doctor/index.js'
22→import memory from './commands/memory/index.js'
23→import help from './commands/help/index.js'
24→import ide from './commands/ide/index.js'
25→import init from './commands/init.js'
26→import initVerifiers from './commands/init-verifiers.js'
27→import keybindings from './commands/keybindings/index.js'
28→import login from './commands/login/index.js'
29→import logout from './commands/logout/index.js'
30→import installGitHubApp from './commands/install-github-app/index.js'
31→import installSlackApp from './commands/install-slack-app/index.js'
32→import breakCache from './commands/break-cache/index.js'
33→import mcp from './commands/mcp/index.js'
34→import mobile from './commands/mobile/index.js'
35→import onboarding from './commands/onboarding/index.js'
36→import pr_comments from './commands/pr_comments/index.js'
37→import releaseNotes from './commands/release-notes/index.js'
38→import rename from './commands/rename/index.js'
39→import resume from './commands/resume/index.js'
40→import review, { ultrareview } from './commands/review.js'
41→import session from './commands/session/index.js'
42→import share from './commands/share/index.js'
43→import skills from './commands/skills/index.js'
44→import status from './commands/status/index.js'
45→import tasks from './commands/tasks/index.js'
46→import teleport from './commands/teleport/index.js'
47→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
48→const agentsPlatform =
49→ process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant'
50→ ? require('./commands/agents-platform/index.js').default
51→ : null
52→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
53→import securityReview from './commands/security-review.js'
54→import bughunter from './commands/bughunter/index.js'
55→import terminalSetup from './commands/terminalSetup/index.js'
56→import usage from './commands/usage/index.js'
57→import theme from './commands/theme/index.js'
58→import vim from './commands/vim/index.js'
59→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
60→// Dead code elimination: conditional imports
61→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
62→const proactive =
63→ feature('PROACTIVE') || feature('KAIROS')
64→ ? require('./commands/proactive.js').default
65→ : null
66→const briefCommand =
67→ feature('KAIROS') || feature('KAIROS_BRIEF')
68→ ? require('./commands/brief.js').default
69→ : null
70→const assistantCommand = feature('KAIROS')
71→ ? require('./commands/assistant/index.js').default
72→ : null
73→const bridge = feature('BRIDGE_MODE')
74→ ? require('./commands/bridge/index.js').default
75→ : null
76→const remoteControlServerCommand =
77→ feature('DAEMON') && feature('BRIDGE_MODE')
78→ ? require('./commands/remoteControlServer/index.js').default
79→ : null
80→const voiceCommand = feature('VOICE_MODE')
81→ ? require('./commands/voice/index.js').default
82→ : null
83→const forceSnip = feature('HISTORY_SNIP')
84→ ? require('./commands/force-snip.js').default
85→ : null
86→const workflowsCmd = feature('WORKFLOW_SCRIPTS')
87→ ? (
88→ require('./commands/workflows/index.js') as typeof import('./commands/workflows/index.js')
89→ ).default
90→ : null
91→const webCmd = feature('CCR_REMOTE_SETUP')
92→ ? (
93→ require('./commands/remote-setup/index.js') as typeof import('./commands/remote-setup/index.js')
94→ ).default
95→ : null
96→const clearSkillIndexCache = feature('EXPERIMENTAL_SKILL_SEARCH')
97→ ? (
98→ require('./services/skillSearch/localSearch.js') as typeof import('./services/skillSearch/localSearch.js')
99→ ).clearSkillIndexCache
100→ : null
101→const subscribePr = feature('KAIROS_GITHUB_WEBHOOKS')
102→ ? require('./commands/subscribe-pr.js').default
103→ : null
104→const ultraplan = feature('ULTRAPLAN')
105→ ? require('./commands/ultraplan.js').default
106→ : null
107→const torch = feature('TORCH') ? require('./commands/torch.js').default : null
108→const peersCmd = feature('UDS_INBOX')
109→ ? (
110→ require('./commands/peers/index.js') as typeof import('./commands/peers/index.js')
111→ ).default
112→ : null
113→const forkCmd = feature('FORK_SUBAGENT')
114→ ? (
115→ require('./commands/fork/index.js') as typeof import('./commands/fork/index.js')
116→ ).default
117→ : null
118→const buddy = feature('BUDDY')
119→ ? (
120→ require('./commands/buddy/index.js') as typeof import('./commands/buddy/index.js')
121→ ).default
122→ : null
123→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
124→import thinkback from './commands/thinkback/index.js'
125→import thinkbackPlay from './commands/thinkback-play/index.js'
126→import permissions from './commands/permissions/index.js'
127→import plan from './commands/plan/index.js'
128→import fast from './commands/fast/index.js'
129→import passes from './commands/passes/index.js'
130→import privacySettings from './commands/privacy-settings/index.js'
131→import hooks from './commands/hooks/index.js'
132→import files from './commands/files/index.js'
133→import branch from './commands/branch/index.js'
134→import agents from './commands/agents/index.js'
135→import plugin from './commands/plugin/index.js'
136→import reloadPlugins from './commands/reload-plugins/index.js'
137→import rewind from './commands/rewind/index.js'
138→import heapDump from './commands/heapdump/index.js'
139→import mockLimits from './commands/mock-limits/index.js'
140→import bridgeKick from './commands/bridge-kick.js'
141→import version from './commands/version.js'
142→import summary from './commands/summary/index.js'
143→import {
144→ resetLimits,
145→ resetLimitsNonInteractive,
146→} from './commands/reset-limits/index.js'
147→import antTrace from './commands/ant-trace/index.js'
148→import perfIssue from './commands/perf-issue/index.js'
149→import sandboxToggle from './commands/sandbox-toggle/index.js'
150→import chrome from './commands/chrome/index.js'
151→import stickers from './commands/stickers/index.js'
152→import advisor from './commands/advisor.js'
153→import { logError } from './utils/log.js'
154→import { toError } from './utils/errors.js'
155→import { logForDebugging } from './utils/debug.js'
156→import {
157→ getSkillDirCommands,
158→ clearSkillCaches,
159→ getDynamicSkills,
160→} from './skills/loadSkillsDir.js'
161→import { getBundledSkills } from './skills/bundledSkills.js'
162→import { getBuiltinPluginSkillCommands } from './plugins/builtinPlugins.js'
163→import {
164→ getPluginCommands,
165→ clearPluginCommandCache,
166→ getPluginSkills,
167→ clearPluginSkillsCache,
168→} from './utils/plugins/loadPluginCommands.js'
169→import memoize from 'lodash-es/memoize.js'
170→import { isUsing3PServices, isClaudeAISubscriber } from './utils/auth.js'
171→import { isFirstPartyAnthropicBaseUrl } from './utils/model/providers.js'
172→import env from './commands/env/index.js'
173→import exit from './commands/exit/index.js'
174→import exportCommand from './commands/export/index.js'
175→import model from './commands/model/index.js'
176→import tag from './commands/tag/index.js'
177→import outputStyle from './commands/output-style/index.js'
178→import remoteEnv from './commands/remote-env/index.js'
179→import upgrade from './commands/upgrade/index.js'
180→import {
181→ extraUsage,
182→ extraUsageNonInteractive,
183→} from './commands/extra-usage/index.js'
184→import rateLimitOptions from './commands/rate-limit-options/index.js'
185→import statusline from './commands/statusline.js'
186→import effort from './commands/effort/index.js'
187→import stats from './commands/stats/index.js'
188→// insights.ts is 113KB (3200 lines, includes diffLines/html rendering). Lazy
189→// shim defers the heavy module until /insights is actually invoked.
190→const usageReport: Command = {
191→ type: 'prompt',
192→ name: 'insights',
193→ description: 'Generate a report analyzing your Claude Code sessions',
194→ contentLength: 0,
195→ progressMessage: 'analyzing your sessions',
196→ source: 'builtin',
197→ async getPromptForCommand(args, context) {
198→ const real = (await import('./commands/insights.js')).default
199→ if (real.type !== 'prompt') throw new Error('unreachable')
200→ return real.getPromptForCommand(args, context)
201→ },
202→}
203→import oauthRefresh from './commands/oauth-refresh/index.js'
204→import debugToolCall from './commands/debug-tool-call/index.js'
205→import { getSettingSourceName } from './utils/settings/constants.js'
206→import {
207→ type Command,
208→ getCommandName,
209→ isCommandEnabled,
210→} from './types/command.js'
211→
212→// Re-export types from the centralized location
213→export type {
214→ Command,
215→ CommandBase,
216→ CommandResultDisplay,
217→ LocalCommandResult,
218→ LocalJSXCommandContext,
219→ PromptCommand,
220→ ResumeEntrypoint,
221→} from './types/command.js'
222→export { getCommandName, isCommandEnabled } from './types/command.js'
223→
224→// Commands that get eliminated from the external build
225→export const INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS = [
226→ backfillSessions,
227→ breakCache,
228→ bughunter,
229→ commit,
230→ commitPushPr,
231→ ctx_viz,
232→ goodClaude,
233→ issue,
234→ initVerifiers,
235→ ...(forceSnip ? [forceSnip] : []),
236→ mockLimits,
237→ bridgeKick,
238→ version,
239→ ...(ultraplan ? [ultraplan] : []),
240→ ...(subscribePr ? [subscribePr] : []),
241→ resetLimits,
242→ resetLimitsNonInteractive,
243→ onboarding,
244→ share,
245→ summary,
246→ teleport,
247→ antTrace,
248→ perfIssue,
249→ env,
250→ oauthRefresh,
251→ debugToolCall,
252→ agentsPlatform,
253→ autofixPr,
254→].filter(Boolean)
255→
256→// Declared as a function so that we don't run this until getCommands is called,
257→// since underlying functions read from config, which can't be read at module initialization time
258→const COMMANDS = memoize((): Command[] => [
259→ addDir,
260→ advisor,
261→ agents,
262→ branch,
263→ btw,
264→ chrome,
265→ clear,
266→ color,
267→ compact,
268→ config,
269→ copy,
270→ desktop,
271→ context,
272→ contextNonInteractive,
273→ cost,
274→ diff,
275→ doctor,
276→ effort,
277→ exit,
278→ fast,
279→ files,
280→ heapDump,
281→ help,
282→ ide,
283→ init,
284→ keybindings,
285→ installGitHubApp,
286→ installSlackApp,
287→ mcp,
288→ memory,
289→ mobile,
290→ model,
291→ outputStyle,
292→ remoteEnv,
293→ plugin,
294→ pr_comments,
295→ releaseNotes,
296→ reloadPlugins,
297→ rename,
298→ resume,
299→ session,
300→ skills,
301→ stats,
302→ status,
303→ statusline,
304→ stickers,
305→ tag,
306→ theme,
307→ feedback,
308→ review,
309→ ultrareview,
310→ rewind,
311→ securityReview,
312→ terminalSetup,
313→ upgrade,
314→ extraUsage,
315→ extraUsageNonInteractive,
316→ rateLimitOptions,
317→ usage,
318→ usageReport,
319→ vim,
320→ ...(webCmd ? [webCmd] : []),
321→ ...(forkCmd ? [forkCmd] : []),
322→ ...(buddy ? [buddy] : []),
323→ ...(proactive ? [proactive] : []),
324→ ...(briefCommand ? [briefCommand] : []),
325→ ...(assistantCommand ? [assistantCommand] : []),
326→ ...(bridge ? [bridge] : []),
327→ ...(remoteControlServerCommand ? [remoteControlServerCommand] : []),
328→ ...(voiceCommand ? [voiceCommand] : []),
329→ thinkback,
330→ thinkbackPlay,
331→ permissions,
332→ plan,
333→ privacySettings,
334→ hooks,
335→ exportCommand,
336→ sandboxToggle,
337→ ...(!isUsing3PServices() ? [logout, login()] : []),
338→ passes,
339→ ...(peersCmd ? [peersCmd] : []),
340→ tasks,
341→ ...(workflowsCmd ? [workflowsCmd] : []),
342→ ...(torch ? [torch] : []),
343→ ...(process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' && !process.env.IS_DEMO
344→ ? INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS
345→ : []),
346→])
347→
348→export const builtInCommandNames = memoize(
349→ (): Set<string> =>
350→ new Set(COMMANDS().flatMap(_ => [_.name, ...(_.aliases ?? [])])),
351→)
352→
353→async function getSkills(cwd: string): Promise<{
354→ skillDirCommands: Command[]
355→ pluginSkills: Command[]
356→ bundledSkills: Command[]
357→ builtinPluginSkills: Command[]
358→}> {
359→ try {
360→ const [skillDirCommands, pluginSkills] = await Promise.all([
361→ getSkillDirCommands(cwd).catch(err => {
362→ logError(toError(err))
363→ logForDebugging(
364→ 'Skill directory commands failed to load, continuing without them',
365→ )
366→ return []
367→ }),
368→ getPluginSkills().catch(err => {
369→ logError(toError(err))
370→ logForDebugging('Plugin skills failed to load, continuing without them')
371→ return []
372→ }),
373→ ])
374→ // Bundled skills are registered synchronously at startup
375→ const bundledSkills = getBundledSkills()
376→ // Built-in plugin skills come from enabled built-in plugins
377→ const builtinPluginSkills = getBuiltinPluginSkillCommands()
378→ logForDebugging(
379→ `getSkills returning: ${skillDirCommands.length} skill dir commands, ${pluginSkills.length} plugin skills, ${bundledSkills.length} bundled skills, ${builtinPluginSkills.length} builtin plugin skills`,
380→ )
381→ return {
382→ skillDirCommands,
383→ pluginSkills,
384→ bundledSkills,
385→ builtinPluginSkills,
386→ }
387→ } catch (err) {
388→ // This should never happen since we catch at the Promise level, but defensive
389→ logError(toError(err))
390→ logForDebugging('Unexpected error in getSkills, returning empty')
391→ return {
392→ skillDirCommands: [],
393→ pluginSkills: [],
394→ bundledSkills: [],
395→ builtinPluginSkills: [],
396→ }
397→ }
398→}
399→
400→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
401→const getWorkflowCommands = feature('WORKFLOW_SCRIPTS')
402→ ? (
403→ require('./tools/WorkflowTool/createWorkflowCommand.js') as typeof import('./tools/WorkflowTool/createWorkflowCommand.js')
404→ ).getWorkflowCommands
405→ : null
406→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
407→
408→/**
409→ * Filters commands by their declared `availability` (auth/provider requirement).
410→ * Commands without `availability` are treated as universal.
411→ * This runs before `isEnabled()` so that provider-gated commands are hidden
412→ * regardless of feature-flag state.
413→ *
414→ * Not memoized — auth state can change mid-session (e.g. after /login),
415→ * so this must be re-evaluated on every getCommands() call.
416→ */
417→export function meetsAvailabilityRequirement(cmd: Command): boolean {
418→ if (!cmd.availability) return true
419→ for (const a of cmd.availability) {
420→ switch (a) {
421→ case 'claude-ai':
422→ if (isClaudeAISubscriber()) return true
423→ break
424→ case 'console':
425→ // Console API key user = direct 1P API customer (not 3P, not claude.ai).
426→ // Excludes 3P (Bedrock/Vertex/Foundry) who don't set ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL
427→ // and gateway users who proxy through a custom base URL.
428→ if (
429→ !isClaudeAISubscriber() &&
430→ !isUsing3PServices() &&
431→ isFirstPartyAnthropicBaseUrl()
432→ )
433→ return true
434→ break
435→ default: {
436→ const _exhaustive: never = a
437→ void _exhaustive
438→ break
439→ }
440→ }
441→ }
442→ return false
443→}
444→
445→/**
446→ * Loads all command sources (skills, plugins, workflows). Memoized by cwd
447→ * because loading is expensive (disk I/O, dynamic imports).
448→ */
449→const loadAllCommands = memoize(async (cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> => {
450→ const [
451→ { skillDirCommands, pluginSkills, bundledSkills, builtinPluginSkills },
452→ pluginCommands,
453→ workflowCommands,
454→ ] = await Promise.all([
455→ getSkills(cwd),
456→ getPluginCommands(),
457→ getWorkflowCommands ? getWorkflowCommands(cwd) : Promise.resolve([]),
458→ ])
459→
460→ return [
461→ ...bundledSkills,
462→ ...builtinPluginSkills,
463→ ...skillDirCommands,
464→ ...workflowCommands,
465→ ...pluginCommands,
466→ ...pluginSkills,
467→ ...COMMANDS(),
468→ ]
469→})
470→
471→/**
472→ * Returns commands available to the current user. The expensive loading is
473→ * memoized, but availability and isEnabled checks run fresh every call so
474→ * auth changes (e.g. /login) take effect immediately.
475→ */
476→export async function getCommands(cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> {
477→ const allCommands = await loadAllCommands(cwd)
478→
479→ // Get dynamic skills discovered during file operations
480→ const dynamicSkills = getDynamicSkills()
481→
482→ // Build base commands without dynamic skills
483→ const baseCommands = allCommands.filter(
484→ _ => meetsAvailabilityRequirement(_) && isCommandEnabled(_),
485→ )
486→
487→ if (dynamicSkills.length === 0) {
488→ return baseCommands
489→ }
490→
491→ // Dedupe dynamic skills - only add if not already present
492→ const baseCommandNames = new Set(baseCommands.map(c => c.name))
493→ const uniqueDynamicSkills = dynamicSkills.filter(
494→ s =>
495→ !baseCommandNames.has(s.name) &&
496→ meetsAvailabilityRequirement(s) &&
497→ isCommandEnabled(s),
498→ )
499→
500→ if (uniqueDynamicSkills.length === 0) {
501→ return baseCommands
502→ }
503→
504→ // Insert dynamic skills after plugin skills but before built-in commands
505→ const builtInNames = new Set(COMMANDS().map(c => c.name))
506→ const insertIndex = baseCommands.findIndex(c => builtInNames.has(c.name))
507→
508→ if (insertIndex === -1) {
509→ return [...baseCommands, ...uniqueDynamicSkills]
510→ }
511→
512→ return [
513→ ...baseCommands.slice(0, insertIndex),
514→ ...uniqueDynamicSkills,
515→ ...baseCommands.slice(insertIndex),
516→ ]
517→}
518→
519→/**
520→ * Clears only the memoization caches for commands, WITHOUT clearing skill caches.
521→ * Use this when dynamic skills are added to invalidate cached command lists.
522→ */
523→export function clearCommandMemoizationCaches(): void {
524→ loadAllCommands.cache?.clear?.()
525→ getSkillToolCommands.cache?.clear?.()
526→ getSlashCommandToolSkills.cache?.clear?.()
527→ // getSkillIndex in skillSearch/localSearch.ts is a separate memoization layer
528→ // built ON TOP of getSkillToolCommands/getCommands. Clearing only the inner
529→ // caches is a no-op for the outer — lodash memoize returns the cached result
530→ // without ever reaching the cleared inners. Must clear it explicitly.
531→ clearSkillIndexCache?.()
532→}
533→
534→export function clearCommandsCache(): void {
535→ clearCommandMemoizationCaches()
536→ clearPluginCommandCache()
537→ clearPluginSkillsCache()
538→ clearSkillCaches()
539→}
540→
541→/**
542→ * Filter AppState.mcp.commands to MCP-provided skills (prompt-type,
543→ * model-invocable, loaded from MCP). These live outside getCommands() so
544→ * callers that need MCP skills in their skill index thread them through
545→ * separately.
546→ */
547→export function getMcpSkillCommands(
548→ mcpCommands: readonly Command[],
549→): readonly Command[] {
550→ if (feature('MCP_SKILLS')) {
551→ return mcpCommands.filter(
552→ cmd =>
553→ cmd.type === 'prompt' &&
554→ cmd.loadedFrom === 'mcp' &&
555→ !cmd.disableModelInvocation,
556→ )
557→ }
558→ return []
559→}
560→
561→// SkillTool shows ALL prompt-based commands that the model can invoke
562→// This includes both skills (from /skills/) and commands (from /commands/)
563→export const getSkillToolCommands = memoize(
564→ async (cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> => {
565→ const allCommands = await getCommands(cwd)
566→ return allCommands.filter(
567→ cmd =>
568→ cmd.type === 'prompt' &&
569→ !cmd.disableModelInvocation &&
570→ cmd.source !== 'builtin' &&
571→ // Always include skills from /skills/ dirs, bundled skills, and legacy /commands/ entries
572→ // (they all get an auto-derived description from the first line if frontmatter is missing).
573→ // Plugin/MCP commands still require an explicit description to appear in the listing.
574→ (cmd.loadedFrom === 'bundled' ||
575→ cmd.loadedFrom === 'skills' ||
576→ cmd.loadedFrom === 'commands_DEPRECATED' ||
577→ cmd.hasUserSpecifiedDescription ||
578→ cmd.whenToUse),
579→ )
580→ },
581→)
582→
583→// Filters commands to include only skills. Skills are commands that provide
584→// specialized capabilities for the model to use. They are identified by
585→// loadedFrom being 'skills', 'plugin', or 'bundled', or having disableModelInvocation set.
586→export const getSlashCommandToolSkills = memoize(
587→ async (cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> => {
588→ try {
589→ const allCommands = await getCommands(cwd)
590→ return allCommands.filter(
591→ cmd =>
592→ cmd.type === 'prompt' &&
593→ cmd.source !== 'builtin' &&
594→ (cmd.hasUserSpecifiedDescription || cmd.whenToUse) &&
595→ (cmd.loadedFrom === 'skills' ||
596→ cmd.loadedFrom === 'plugin' ||
597→ cmd.loadedFrom === 'bundled' ||
598→ cmd.disableModelInvocation),
599→ )
600→ } catch (error) {
601→ logError(toError(error))
602→ // Return empty array rather than throwing - skills are non-critical
603→ // This prevents skill loading failures from breaking the entire system
604→ logForDebugging('Returning empty skills array due to load failure')
605→ return []
606→ }
607→ },
608→)
609→
610→/**
611→ * Commands that are safe to use in remote mode (--remote).
612→ * These only affect local TUI state and don't depend on local filesystem,
613→ * git, shell, IDE, MCP, or other local execution context.
614→ *
615→ * Used in two places:
616→ * 1. Pre-filtering commands in main.tsx before REPL renders (prevents race with CCR init)
617→ * 2. Preserving local-only commands in REPL's handleRemoteInit after CCR filters
618→ */
619→export const REMOTE_SAFE_COMMANDS: Set<Command> = new Set([
620→ session, // Shows QR code / URL for remote session
621→ exit, // Exit the TUI
622→ clear, // Clear screen
623→ help, // Show help
624→ theme, // Change terminal theme
625→ color, // Change agent color
626→ vim, // Toggle vim mode
627→ cost, // Show session cost (local cost tracking)
628→ usage, // Show usage info
629→ copy, // Copy last message
630→ btw, // Quick note
631→ feedback, // Send feedback
632→ plan, // Plan mode toggle
633→ keybindings, // Keybinding management
634→ statusline, // Status line toggle
635→ stickers, // Stickers
636→ mobile, // Mobile QR code
637→])
638→
639→/**
640→ * Builtin commands of type 'local' that ARE safe to execute when received
641→ * over the Remote Control bridge. These produce text output that streams
642→ * back to the mobile/web client and have no terminal-only side effects.
643→ *
644→ * 'local-jsx' commands are blocked by type (they render Ink UI) and
645→ * 'prompt' commands are allowed by type (they expand to text sent to the
646→ * model) — this set only gates 'local' commands.
647→ *
648→ * When adding a new 'local' command that should work from mobile, add it
649→ * here. Default is blocked.
650→ */
651→export const BRIDGE_SAFE_COMMANDS: Set<Command> = new Set(
652→ [
653→ compact, // Shrink context — useful mid-session from a phone
654→ clear, // Wipe transcript
655→ cost, // Show session cost
656→ summary, // Summarize conversation
657→ releaseNotes, // Show changelog
658→ files, // List tracked files
659→ ].filter((c): c is Command => c !== null),
660→)
661→
662→/**
663→ * Whether a slash command is safe to execute when its input arrived over the
664→ * Remote Control bridge (mobile/web client).
665→ *
666→ * PR #19134 blanket-blocked all slash commands from bridge inbound because
667→ * `/model` from iOS was popping the local Ink picker. This predicate relaxes
668→ * that with an explicit allowlist: 'prompt' commands (skills) expand to text
669→ * and are safe by construction; 'local' commands need an explicit opt-in via
670→ * BRIDGE_SAFE_COMMANDS; 'local-jsx' commands render Ink UI and stay blocked.
671→ */
672→export function isBridgeSafeCommand(cmd: Command): boolean {
673→ if (cmd.type === 'local-jsx') return false
674→ if (cmd.type === 'prompt') return true
675→ return BRIDGE_SAFE_COMMANDS.has(cmd)
676→}
677→
678→/**
679→ * Filter commands to only include those safe for remote mode.
680→ * Used to pre-filter commands when rendering the REPL in --remote mode,
681→ * preventing local-only commands from being briefly available before
682→ * the CCR init message arrives.
683→ */
684→export function filterCommandsForRemoteMode(commands: Command[]): Command[] {
685→ return commands.filter(cmd => REMOTE_SAFE_COMMANDS.has(cmd))
686→}
687→
688→export function findCommand(
689→ commandName: string,
690→ commands: Command[],
691→): Command | undefined {
692→ return commands.find(
693→ _ =>
694→ _.name === commandName ||
695→ getCommandName(_) === commandName ||
696→ _.aliases?.includes(commandName),
697→ )
698→}
699→
700→export function hasCommand(commandName: string, commands: Command[]): boolean {
701→ return findCommand(commandName, commands) !== undefined
702→}
703→
704→export function getCommand(commandName: string, commands: Command[]): Command {
705→ const command = findCommand(commandName, commands)
706→ if (!command) {
707→ throw ReferenceError(
708→ `Command ${commandName} not found. Available commands: ${commands
709→ .map(_ => {
710→ const name = getCommandName(_)
711→ return _.aliases ? `${name} (aliases: ${_.aliases.join(', ')})` : name
712→ })
713→ .sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b))
714→ .join(', ')}`,
715→ )
716→ }
717→
718→ return command
719→}
720→
721→/**
722→ * Formats a command's description with its source annotation for user-facing UI.
723→ * Use this in typeahead, help screens, and other places where users need to see
724→ * where a command comes from.
725→ *
726→ * For model-facing prompts (like SkillTool), use cmd.description directly.
727→ */
728→export function formatDescriptionWithSource(cmd: Command): string {
729→ if (cmd.type !== 'prompt') {
730→ return cmd.description
731→ }
732→
733→ if (cmd.kind === 'workflow') {
734→ return `${cmd.description} (workflow)`
735→ }
736→
737→ if (cmd.source === 'plugin') {
738→ const pluginName = cmd.pluginInfo?.pluginManifest.name
739→ if (pluginName) {
740→ return `(${pluginName}) ${cmd.description}`
741→ }
742→ return `${cmd.description} (plugin)`
743→ }
744→
745→ if (cmd.source === 'builtin' || cmd.source === 'mcp') {
746→ return cmd.description
747→ }
748→
749→ if (cmd.source === 'bundled') {
750→ return `${cmd.description} (bundled)`
751→ }
752→
753→ return `${cmd.description} (${getSettingSourceName(cmd.source)})`
754→}
755→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Assistant
<thinking> Now I have all the key files for CH05 and CH08. Let me also read the types/command.ts file to understand the command type system. </thinking>
现在读取 command 类型定义和 processUserInput，以完善 CH08 的素材。
Tool Call: Read src\types\command.ts Status: Completed
1→import type { ContentBlockParam } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
2→import type { UUID } from 'crypto'
3→import type { CanUseToolFn } from '../hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
4→import type { CompactionResult } from '../services/compact/compact.js'
5→import type { ScopedMcpServerConfig } from '../services/mcp/types.js'
6→import type { ToolUseContext } from '../Tool.js'
7→import type { EffortValue } from '../utils/effort.js'
8→import type { IDEExtensionInstallationStatus, IdeType } from '../utils/ide.js'
9→import type { SettingSource } from '../utils/settings/constants.js'
10→import type { HooksSettings } from '../utils/settings/types.js'
11→import type { ThemeName } from '../utils/theme.js'
12→import type { LogOption } from './logs.js'
13→import type { Message } from './message.js'
14→import type { PluginManifest } from './plugin.js'
15→
16→export type LocalCommandResult =
17→ | { type: 'text'; value: string }
18→ | {
19→ type: 'compact'
20→ compactionResult: CompactionResult
21→ displayText?: string
22→ }
23→ | { type: 'skip' } // Skip messages
24→
25→export type PromptCommand = {
26→ type: 'prompt'
27→ progressMessage: string
28→ contentLength: number // Length of command content in characters (used for token estimation)
29→ argNames?: string[]
30→ allowedTools?: string[]
31→ model?: string
32→ source: SettingSource | 'builtin' | 'mcp' | 'plugin' | 'bundled'
33→ pluginInfo?: {
34→ pluginManifest: PluginManifest
35→ repository: string
36→ }
37→ disableNonInteractive?: boolean
38→ // Hooks to register when this skill is invoked
39→ hooks?: HooksSettings
40→ // Base directory for skill resources (used to set CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT environment variable for skill hooks)
41→ skillRoot?: string
42→ // Execution context: 'inline' (default) or 'fork' (run as sub-agent)
43→ // 'inline' = skill content expands into the current conversation
44→ // 'fork' = skill runs in a sub-agent with separate context and token budget
45→ context?: 'inline' | 'fork'
46→ // Agent type to use when forked (e.g., 'Bash', 'general-purpose')
47→ // Only applicable when context is 'fork'
48→ agent?: string
49→ effort?: EffortValue
50→ // Glob patterns for file paths this skill applies to
51→ // When set, the skill is only visible after the model touches matching files
52→ paths?: string[]
53→ getPromptForCommand(
54→ args: string,
55→ context: ToolUseContext,
56→ ): Promise<ContentBlockParam[]>
57→}
58→
59→/**
60→ * The call signature for a local command implementation.
61→ */
62→export type LocalCommandCall = (
63→ args: string,
64→ context: LocalJSXCommandContext,
65→) => Promise<LocalCommandResult>
66→
67→/**
68→ * Module shape returned by load() for lazy-loaded local commands.
69→ */
70→export type LocalCommandModule = {
71→ call: LocalCommandCall
72→}
73→
74→type LocalCommand = {
75→ type: 'local'
76→ supportsNonInteractive: boolean
77→ load: () => Promise<LocalCommandModule>
78→}
79→
80→export type LocalJSXCommandContext = ToolUseContext & {
81→ canUseTool?: CanUseToolFn
82→ setMessages: (updater: (prev: Message[]) => Message[]) => void
83→ options: {
84→ dynamicMcpConfig?: Record<string, ScopedMcpServerConfig>
85→ ideInstallationStatus: IDEExtensionInstallationStatus | null
86→ theme: ThemeName
87→ }
88→ onChangeAPIKey: () => void
89→ onChangeDynamicMcpConfig?: (
90→ config: Record<string, ScopedMcpServerConfig>,
91→ ) => void
92→ onInstallIDEExtension?: (ide: IdeType) => void
93→ resume?: (
94→ sessionId: UUID,
95→ log: LogOption,
96→ entrypoint: ResumeEntrypoint,
97→ ) => Promise<void>
98→}
99→
100→export type ResumeEntrypoint =
101→ | 'cli_flag'
102→ | 'slash_command_picker'
103→ | 'slash_command_session_id'
104→ | 'slash_command_title'
105→ | 'fork'
106→
107→export type CommandResultDisplay = 'skip' | 'system' | 'user'
108→
109→/**
110→ * Callback when a command completes.
111→ * @param result - Optional user-visible message to display
112→ * @param options - Optional configuration for command completion
113→ * @param options.display - How to display the result: 'skip' | 'system' | 'user' (default)
114→ * @param options.shouldQuery - If true, send messages to the model after command completes
115→ * @param options.metaMessages - Additional messages to insert as isMeta (model-visible but hidden)
116→ */
117→export type LocalJSXCommandOnDone = (
118→ result?: string,
119→ options?: {
120→ display?: CommandResultDisplay
121→ shouldQuery?: boolean
122→ metaMessages?: string[]
123→ nextInput?: string
124→ submitNextInput?: boolean
125→ },
126→) => void
127→
128→/**
129→ * The call signature for a local JSX command implementation.
130→ */
131→export type LocalJSXCommandCall = (
132→ onDone: LocalJSXCommandOnDone,
133→ context: ToolUseContext & LocalJSXCommandContext,
134→ args: string,
135→) => Promise<React.ReactNode>
136→
137→/**
138→ * Module shape returned by load() for lazy-loaded commands.
139→ */
140→export type LocalJSXCommandModule = {
141→ call: LocalJSXCommandCall
142→}
143→
144→type LocalJSXCommand = {
145→ type: 'local-jsx'
146→ /**
147→ * Lazy-load the command implementation.
148→ * Returns a module with a call() function.
149→ * This defers loading heavy dependencies until the command is invoked.
150→ */
151→ load: () => Promise<LocalJSXCommandModule>
152→}
153→
154→/**
155→ * Declares which auth/provider environments a command is available in.
156→ *
157→ * This is separate from `isEnabled()`:
158→ * - `availability` = who can use this (auth/provider requirement, static)
159→ * - `isEnabled()` = is this turned on right now (GrowthBook, platform, env vars)
160→ *
161→ * Commands without `availability` are available everywhere.
162→ * Commands with `availability` are only shown if the user matches at least one
163→ * of the listed auth types. See meetsAvailabilityRequirement() in commands.ts.
164→ *
165→ * Example: `availability: ['claude-ai', 'console']` shows the command to
166→ * claude.ai subscribers and direct Console API key users (api.anthropic.com),
167→ * but hides it from Bedrock/Vertex/Foundry users and custom base URL users.
168→ */
169→export type CommandAvailability =
170→ // claude.ai OAuth subscriber (Pro/Max/Team/Enterprise via claude.ai)
171→ | 'claude-ai'
172→ // Console API key user (direct api.anthropic.com, not via claude.ai OAuth)
173→ | 'console'
174→
175→export type CommandBase = {
176→ availability?: CommandAvailability[]
177→ description: string
178→ hasUserSpecifiedDescription?: boolean
179→ /** Defaults to true. Only set when the command has conditional enablement (feature flags, env checks, etc). */
180→ isEnabled?: () => boolean
181→ /** Defaults to false. Only set when the command should be hidden from typeahead/help. */
182→ isHidden?: boolean
183→ name: string
184→ aliases?: string[]
185→ isMcp?: boolean
186→ argumentHint?: string // Hint text for command arguments (displayed in gray after command)
187→ whenToUse?: string // From the "Skill" spec. Detailed usage scenarios for when to use this command
188→ version?: string // Version of the command/skill
189→ disableModelInvocation?: boolean // Whether to disable this command from being invoked by models
190→ userInvocable?: boolean // Whether users can invoke this skill by typing /skill-name
191→ loadedFrom?:
192→ | 'commands_DEPRECATED'
193→ | 'skills'
194→ | 'plugin'
195→ | 'managed'
196→ | 'bundled'
197→ | 'mcp' // Where the command was loaded from
198→ kind?: 'workflow' // Distinguishes workflow-backed commands (badged in autocomplete)
199→ immediate?: boolean // If true, command executes immediately without waiting for a stop point (bypasses queue)
200→ isSensitive?: boolean // If true, args are redacted from the conversation history
201→ /** Defaults to `name`. Only override when the displayed name differs (e.g. plugin prefix stripping). */
202→ userFacingName?: () => string
203→}
204→
205→export type Command = CommandBase &
206→ (PromptCommand | LocalCommand | LocalJSXCommand)
207→
208→/** Resolves the user-visible name, falling back to `cmd.name` when not overridden. */
209→export function getCommandName(cmd: CommandBase): string {
210→ return cmd.userFacingName?.() ?? cmd.name
211→}
212→
213→/** Resolves whether the command is enabled, defaulting to true. */
214→export function isCommandEnabled(cmd: CommandBase): boolean {
215→ return cmd.isEnabled?.() ?? true
216→}
217→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\deps.ts Status: Completed
1→import { randomUUID } from 'crypto'
2→import { queryModelWithStreaming } from '../services/api/claude.js'
3→import { autoCompactIfNeeded } from '../services/compact/autoCompact.js'
4→import { microcompactMessages } from '../services/compact/microCompact.js'
5→
6→// -- deps
7→
8→// I/O dependencies for query(). Passing a `deps` override into QueryParams
9→// lets tests inject fakes directly instead of spyOn-per-module — the most
10→// common mocks (callModel, autocompact) are each spied in 6-8 test files
11→// today with module-import-and-spy boilerplate.
12→//
13→// Using `typeof fn` keeps signatures in sync with the real implementations
14→// automatically. This file imports the real functions for both typing and
15→// the production factory — tests that import this file for typing are
16→// already importing query.ts (which imports everything), so there's no
17→// new module-graph cost.
18→//
19→// Scope is intentionally narrow (4 deps) to prove the pattern. Followup
20→// PRs can add runTools, handleStopHooks, logEvent, queue ops, etc.
21→export type QueryDeps = {
22→ // -- model
23→ callModel: typeof queryModelWithStreaming
24→
25→ // -- compaction
26→ microcompact: typeof microcompactMessages
27→ autocompact: typeof autoCompactIfNeeded
28→
29→ // -- platform
30→ uuid: () => string
31→}
32→
33→export function productionDeps(): QueryDeps {
34→ return {
35→ callModel: queryModelWithStreaming,
36→ microcompact: microcompactMessages,
37→ autocompact: autoCompactIfNeeded,
38→ uuid: randomUUID,
39→ }
40→}
41→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Assistant
<thinking> I now have all the key source materials needed. Let me also look at a few example command implementations for the CH08 chapter, particularly /clear and /compact.
Let me also read the processUserInput.ts file to understand how user input is processed. </thinking>
再读几个典型 command 示例，以及 processUserInput。
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book src/commands/clear/index.ts Status: Completed
src\commands\clear\index.ts
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book src/utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts Status: Completed
src\utils\processUserInput\processUserInput.ts
Tool Call: Read src\commands\clear\index.ts Status: Completed
1→/**
2→ * Clear command - minimal metadata only.
3→ * Implementation is lazy-loaded from clear.ts to reduce startup time.
4→ * Utility functions:
5→ * - clearSessionCaches: import from './clear/caches.js'
6→ * - clearConversation: import from './clear/conversation.js'
7→ */
8→import type { Command } from '../../commands.js'
9→
10→const clear = {
11→ type: 'local',
12→ name: 'clear',
13→ description: 'Clear conversation history and free up context',
14→ aliases: ['reset', 'new'],
15→ supportsNonInteractive: false, // Should just create a new session
16→ load: () => import('./clear.js'),
17→} satisfies Command
18→
19→export default clear
20→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\utils\processUserInput\processUserInput.ts Status: Completed
1→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
2→import type {
3→ Base64ImageSource,
4→ ContentBlockParam,
5→ ImageBlockParam,
6→} from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/messages.mjs'
7→import { randomUUID } from 'crypto'
8→import type { QuerySource } from 'src/constants/querySource.js'
9→import { logEvent } from 'src/services/analytics/index.js'
10→import { getContentText } from 'src/utils/messages.js'
11→import {
12→ findCommand,
13→ getCommandName,
14→ isBridgeSafeCommand,
15→ type LocalJSXCommandContext,
16→} from '../../commands.js'
17→import type { CanUseToolFn } from '../../hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
18→import type { IDESelection } from '../../hooks/useIdeSelection.js'
19→import type { SetToolJSXFn, ToolUseContext } from '../../Tool.js'
20→import type {
21→ AssistantMessage,
22→ AttachmentMessage,
23→ Message,
24→ ProgressMessage,
25→ SystemMessage,
26→ UserMessage,
27→} from '../../types/message.js'
28→import type { PermissionMode } from '../../types/permissions.js'
29→import {
30→ isValidImagePaste,
31→ type PromptInputMode,
32→} from '../../types/textInputTypes.js'
33→import {
34→ type AgentMentionAttachment,
35→ createAttachmentMessage,
36→ getAttachmentMessages,
37→} from '../attachments.js'
38→import type { PastedContent } from '../config.js'
39→import type { EffortValue } from '../effort.js'
40→import { toArray } from '../generators.js'
41→import {
42→ executeUserPromptSubmitHooks,
43→ getUserPromptSubmitHookBlockingMessage,
44→} from '../hooks.js'
45→import {
46→ createImageMetadataText,
47→ maybeResizeAndDownsampleImageBlock,
48→} from '../imageResizer.js'
49→import { storeImages } from '../imageStore.js'
50→import {
51→ createCommandInputMessage,
52→ createSystemMessage,
53→ createUserMessage,
54→} from '../messages.js'
55→import { queryCheckpoint } from '../queryProfiler.js'
56→import { parseSlashCommand } from '../slashCommandParsing.js'
57→import {
58→ hasUltraplanKeyword,
59→ replaceUltraplanKeyword,
60→} from '../ultraplan/keyword.js'
61→import { processTextPrompt } from './processTextPrompt.js'
62→export type ProcessUserInputContext = ToolUseContext & LocalJSXCommandContext
63→
64→export type ProcessUserInputBaseResult = {
65→ messages: (
66→ | UserMessage
67→ | AssistantMessage
68→ | AttachmentMessage
69→ | SystemMessage
70→ | ProgressMessage
71→ )[]
72→ shouldQuery: boolean
73→ allowedTools?: string[]
74→ model?: string
75→ effort?: EffortValue
76→ // Output text for non-interactive mode (e.g., forked commands)
77→ // When set, this is used as the result in -p mode instead of empty string
78→ resultText?: string
79→ // When set, prefills or submits the next input after command completes
80→ // Used by /discover to chain into the selected feature's command
81→ nextInput?: string
82→ submitNextInput?: boolean
83→}
84→
85→export async function processUserInput({
86→ input,
87→ preExpansionInput,
88→ mode,
89→ setToolJSX,
90→ context,
91→ pastedContents,
92→ ideSelection,
93→ messages,
94→ setUserInputOnProcessing,
95→ uuid,
96→ isAlreadyProcessing,
97→ querySource,
98→ canUseTool,
99→ skipSlashCommands,
100→ bridgeOrigin,
101→ isMeta,
102→ skipAttachments,
103→}: {
104→ input: string | Array<ContentBlockParam>
105→ /**
106→ * Input before [Pasted text #N] expansion. Used for ultraplan keyword
107→ * detection so pasted content containing the word cannot trigger. Falls
108→ * back to the string `input` when unset.
109→ */
110→ preExpansionInput?: string
111→ mode: PromptInputMode
112→ setToolJSX: SetToolJSXFn
113→ context: ProcessUserInputContext
114→ pastedContents?: Record<number, PastedContent>
115→ ideSelection?: IDESelection
116→ messages?: Message[]
117→ setUserInputOnProcessing?: (prompt?: string) => void
118→ uuid?: string
119→ isAlreadyProcessing?: boolean
120→ querySource?: QuerySource
121→ canUseTool?: CanUseToolFn
122→ /**
123→ * When true, input starting with `/` is treated as plain text.
124→ * Used for remotely-received messages (bridge/CCR) that should not
125→ * trigger local slash commands or skills.
126→ */
127→ skipSlashCommands?: boolean
128→ /**
129→ * When true, slash commands matching isBridgeSafeCommand() execute even
130→ * though skipSlashCommands is set. See QueuedCommand.bridgeOrigin.
131→ */
132→ bridgeOrigin?: boolean
133→ /**
134→ * When true, the resulting UserMessage gets `isMeta: true` (user-hidden,
135→ * model-visible). Propagated from `QueuedCommand.isMeta` for queued
136→ * system-generated prompts.
137→ */
138→ isMeta?: boolean
139→ skipAttachments?: boolean
140→}): Promise<ProcessUserInputBaseResult> {
141→ const inputString = typeof input === 'string' ? input : null
142→ // Immediately show the user input prompt while we are still processing the input.
143→ // Skip for isMeta (system-generated prompts like scheduled tasks) — those
144→ // should run invisibly.
145→ if (mode === 'prompt' && inputString !== null && !isMeta) {
146→ setUserInputOnProcessing?.(inputString)
147→ }
148→
149→ queryCheckpoint('query_process_user_input_base_start')
150→
151→ const appState = context.getAppState()
152→
153→ const result = await processUserInputBase(
154→ input,
155→ mode,
156→ setToolJSX,
157→ context,
158→ pastedContents,
159→ ideSelection,
160→ messages,
161→ uuid,
162→ isAlreadyProcessing,
163→ querySource,
164→ canUseTool,
165→ appState.toolPermissionContext.mode,
166→ skipSlashCommands,
167→ bridgeOrigin,
168→ isMeta,
169→ skipAttachments,
170→ preExpansionInput,
171→ )
172→ queryCheckpoint('query_process_user_input_base_end')
173→
174→ if (!result.shouldQuery) {
175→ return result
176→ }
177→
178→ // Execute UserPromptSubmit hooks and handle blocking
179→ queryCheckpoint('query_hooks_start')
180→ const inputMessage = getContentText(input) || ''
181→
182→ for await (const hookResult of executeUserPromptSubmitHooks(
183→ inputMessage,
184→ appState.toolPermissionContext.mode,
185→ context,
186→ context.requestPrompt,
187→ )) {
188→ // We only care about the result
189→ if (hookResult.message?.type === 'progress') {
190→ continue
191→ }
192→
193→ // Return only a system-level error message, erasing the original user input
194→ if (hookResult.blockingError) {
195→ const blockingMessage = getUserPromptSubmitHookBlockingMessage(
196→ hookResult.blockingError,
197→ )
198→ return {
199→ messages: [
200→ // TODO: Make this an attachment message
201→ createSystemMessage(
202→ `${blockingMessage}\n\nOriginal prompt: ${input}`,
203→ 'warning',
204→ ),
205→ ],
206→ shouldQuery: false,
207→ allowedTools: result.allowedTools,
208→ }
209→ }
210→
211→ // If preventContinuation is set, stop processing but keep the original
212→ // prompt in context.
213→ if (hookResult.preventContinuation) {
214→ const message = hookResult.stopReason
215→ ? `Operation stopped by hook: ${hookResult.stopReason}`
216→ : 'Operation stopped by hook'
217→ result.messages.push(
218→ createUserMessage({
219→ content: message,
220→ }),
221→ )
222→ result.shouldQuery = false
223→ return result
224→ }
225→
226→ // Collect additional contexts
227→ if (
228→ hookResult.additionalContexts &&
229→ hookResult.additionalContexts.length > 0
230→ ) {
231→ result.messages.push(
232→ createAttachmentMessage({
233→ type: 'hook_additional_context',
234→ content: hookResult.additionalContexts.map(applyTruncation),
235→ hookName: 'UserPromptSubmit',
236→ toolUseID: `hook-${randomUUID()}`,
237→ hookEvent: 'UserPromptSubmit',
238→ }),
239→ )
240→ }
241→
242→ // TODO: Clean this up
243→ if (hookResult.message) {
244→ switch (hookResult.message.attachment.type) {
245→ case 'hook_success':
246→ if (!hookResult.message.attachment.content) {
247→ // Skip if there is no content
248→ break
249→ }
250→ result.messages.push({
251→ ...hookResult.message,
252→ attachment: {
253→ ...hookResult.message.attachment,
254→ content: applyTruncation(hookResult.message.attachment.content),
255→ },
256→ })
257→ break
258→ default:
259→ result.messages.push(hookResult.message)
260→ break
261→ }
262→ }
263→ }
264→ queryCheckpoint('query_hooks_end')
265→
266→ // Happy path: onQuery will clear userInputOnProcessing via startTransition
267→ // so it resolves in the same frame as deferredMessages (no flicker gap).
268→ // Error paths are handled by handlePromptSubmit's finally block.
269→ return result
270→}
271→
272→const MAX_HOOK_OUTPUT_LENGTH = 10000
273→
274→function applyTruncation(content: string): string {
275→ if (content.length > MAX_HOOK_OUTPUT_LENGTH) {
276→ return `${content.substring(0, MAX_HOOK_OUTPUT_LENGTH)}… [output truncated - exceeded ${MAX_HOOK_OUTPUT_LENGTH} characters]`
277→ }
278→ return content
279→}
280→
281→async function processUserInputBase(
282→ input: string | Array<ContentBlockParam>,
283→ mode: PromptInputMode,
284→ setToolJSX: SetToolJSXFn,
285→ context: ProcessUserInputContext,
286→ pastedContents?: Record<number, PastedContent>,
287→ ideSelection?: IDESelection,
288→ messages?: Message[],
289→ uuid?: string,
290→ isAlreadyProcessing?: boolean,
291→ querySource?: QuerySource,
292→ canUseTool?: CanUseToolFn,
293→ permissionMode?: PermissionMode,
294→ skipSlashCommands?: boolean,
295→ bridgeOrigin?: boolean,
296→ isMeta?: boolean,
297→ skipAttachments?: boolean,
298→ preExpansionInput?: string,
299→): Promise<ProcessUserInputBaseResult> {
300→ let inputString: string | null = null
301→ let precedingInputBlocks: ContentBlockParam[] = []
302→
303→ // Collect image metadata texts for isMeta message
304→ const imageMetadataTexts: string[] = []
305→
306→ // Normalized view of `input` with image blocks resized. For string input
307→ // this is just `input`; for array input it's the processed blocks. We pass
308→ // this (not raw `input`) to processTextPrompt so resized/normalized image
309→ // blocks actually reach the API — otherwise the resize work above is
310→ // discarded for the regular prompt path. Also normalizes bridge inputs
311→ // where iOS may send `mediaType` instead of `media_type` (mobile-apps#5825).
312→ let normalizedInput: string | ContentBlockParam[] = input
313→
314→ if (typeof input === 'string') {
315→ inputString = input
316→ } else if (input.length > 0) {
317→ queryCheckpoint('query_image_processing_start')
318→ const processedBlocks: ContentBlockParam[] = []
319→ for (const block of input) {
320→ if (block.type === 'image') {
321→ const resized = await maybeResizeAndDownsampleImageBlock(block)
322→ // Collect image metadata for isMeta message
323→ if (resized.dimensions) {
324→ const metadataText = createImageMetadataText(resized.dimensions)
325→ if (metadataText) {
326→ imageMetadataTexts.push(metadataText)
327→ }
328→ }
329→ processedBlocks.push(resized.block)
330→ } else {
331→ processedBlocks.push(block)
332→ }
333→ }
334→ normalizedInput = processedBlocks
335→ queryCheckpoint('query_image_processing_end')
336→ // Extract the input string from the last content block if it is text,
337→ // and keep track of the preceding content blocks
338→ const lastBlock = processedBlocks[processedBlocks.length - 1]
339→ if (lastBlock?.type === 'text') {
340→ inputString = lastBlock.text
341→ precedingInputBlocks = processedBlocks.slice(0, -1)
342→ } else {
343→ precedingInputBlocks = processedBlocks
344→ }
345→ }
346→
347→ if (inputString === null && mode !== 'prompt') {
348→ throw new Error(`Mode: ${mode} requires a string input.`)
349→ }
350→
351→ // Extract and convert image content to content blocks early
352→ // Keep track of IDs in order for message storage
353→ const imageContents = pastedContents
354→ ? Object.values(pastedContents).filter(isValidImagePaste)
355→ : []
356→ const imagePasteIds = imageContents.map(img => img.id)
357→
358→ // Store images to disk so Claude can reference the path in context
359→ // (for manipulation with CLI tools, uploading to PRs, etc.)
360→ const storedImagePaths = pastedContents
361→ ? await storeImages(pastedContents)
362→ : new Map<number, string>()
363→
364→ // Resize pasted images to ensure they fit within API limits (parallel processing)
365→ queryCheckpoint('query_pasted_image_processing_start')
366→ const imageProcessingResults = await Promise.all(
367→ imageContents.map(async pastedImage => {
368→ const imageBlock: ImageBlockParam = {
369→ type: 'image',
370→ source: {
371→ type: 'base64',
372→ media_type: (pastedImage.mediaType ||
373→ 'image/png') as Base64ImageSource['media_type'],
374→ data: pastedImage.content,
375→ },
376→ }
377→ logEvent('tengu_pasted_image_resize_attempt', {
378→ original_size_bytes: pastedImage.content.length,
379→ })
380→ const resized = await maybeResizeAndDownsampleImageBlock(imageBlock)
381→ return {
382→ resized,
383→ originalDimensions: pastedImage.dimensions,
384→ sourcePath:
385→ pastedImage.sourcePath ?? storedImagePaths.get(pastedImage.id),
386→ }
387→ }),
388→ )
389→ // Collect results preserving order
390→ const imageContentBlocks: ContentBlockParam[] = []
391→ for (const {
392→ resized,
393→ originalDimensions,
394→ sourcePath,
395→ } of imageProcessingResults) {
396→ // Collect image metadata for isMeta message (prefer resized dimensions)
397→ if (resized.dimensions) {
398→ const metadataText = createImageMetadataText(
399→ resized.dimensions,
400→ sourcePath,
401→ )
402→ if (metadataText) {
403→ imageMetadataTexts.push(metadataText)
404→ }
405→ } else if (originalDimensions) {
406→ // Fall back to original dimensions if resize didn't provide them
407→ const metadataText = createImageMetadataText(
408→ originalDimensions,
409→ sourcePath,
410→ )
411→ if (metadataText) {
412→ imageMetadataTexts.push(metadataText)
413→ }
414→ } else if (sourcePath) {
415→ // If we have a source path but no dimensions, still add source info
416→ imageMetadataTexts.push(`[Image source: ${sourcePath}]`)
417→ }
418→ imageContentBlocks.push(resized.block)
419→ }
420→ queryCheckpoint('query_pasted_image_processing_end')
421→
422→ // Bridge-safe slash command override: mobile/web clients set bridgeOrigin
423→ // with skipSlashCommands still true (defense-in-depth against exit words and
424→ // immediate-command fast paths). Resolve the command here — if it passes
425→ // isBridgeSafeCommand, clear the skip so the gate below opens. If it's a
426→ // known-but-unsafe command (local-jsx UI or terminal-only), short-circuit
427→ // with a helpful message rather than letting the model see raw "/config".
428→ let effectiveSkipSlash = skipSlashCommands
429→ if (bridgeOrigin && inputString !== null && inputString.startsWith('/')) {
430→ const parsed = parseSlashCommand(inputString)
431→ const cmd = parsed
432→ ? findCommand(parsed.commandName, context.options.commands)
433→ : undefined
434→ if (cmd) {
435→ if (isBridgeSafeCommand(cmd)) {
436→ effectiveSkipSlash = false
437→ } else {
438→ const msg = `/${getCommandName(cmd)} isn't available over Remote Control.`
439→ return {
440→ messages: [
441→ createUserMessage({ content: inputString, uuid }),
442→ createCommandInputMessage(
443→ `<local-command-stdout>${msg}</local-command-stdout>`,
444→ ),
445→ ],
446→ shouldQuery: false,
447→ resultText: msg,
448→ }
449→ }
450→ }
451→ // Unknown /foo or unparseable — fall through to plain text, same as
452→ // pre-#19134. A mobile user typing "/shrug" shouldn't see "Unknown skill".
453→ }
454→
455→ // Ultraplan keyword — route through /ultraplan. Detect on the
456→ // pre-expansion input so pasted content containing the word cannot
457→ // trigger a CCR session; replace with "plan" in the expanded input so
458→ // the CCR prompt receives paste contents and stays grammatical. See
459→ // keyword.ts for the quote/path exclusions. Interactive prompt mode +
460→ // non-slash-prefixed only:
461→ // headless/print mode filters local-jsx commands out of context.options,
462→ // so routing to /ultraplan there yields "Unknown skill" — and there's no
463→ // rainbow animation in print mode anyway.
464→ // Runs before attachment extraction so this path matches the slash-command
465→ // path below (no await between setUserInputOnProcessing and setAppState —
466→ // React batches both into one render, no flash).
467→ if (
468→ feature('ULTRAPLAN') &&
469→ mode === 'prompt' &&
470→ !context.options.isNonInteractiveSession &&
471→ inputString !== null &&
472→ !effectiveSkipSlash &&
473→ !inputString.startsWith('/') &&
474→ !context.getAppState().ultraplanSessionUrl &&
475→ !context.getAppState().ultraplanLaunching &&
476→ hasUltraplanKeyword(preExpansionInput ?? inputString)
477→ ) {
478→ logEvent('tengu_ultraplan_keyword', {})
479→ const rewritten = replaceUltraplanKeyword(inputString).trim()
480→ const { processSlashCommand } = await import('./processSlashCommand.js')
481→ const slashResult = await processSlashCommand(
482→ `/ultraplan ${rewritten}`,
483→ precedingInputBlocks,
484→ imageContentBlocks,
485→ [],
486→ context,
487→ setToolJSX,
488→ uuid,
489→ isAlreadyProcessing,
490→ canUseTool,
491→ )
492→ return addImageMetadataMessage(slashResult, imageMetadataTexts)
493→ }
494→
495→ // For slash commands, attachments will be extracted within getMessagesForSlashCommand
496→ const shouldExtractAttachments =
497→ !skipAttachments &&
498→ inputString !== null &&
499→ (mode !== 'prompt' || effectiveSkipSlash || !inputString.startsWith('/'))
500→
501→ queryCheckpoint('query_attachment_loading_start')
502→ const attachmentMessages = shouldExtractAttachments
503→ ? await toArray(
504→ getAttachmentMessages(
505→ inputString,
506→ context,
507→ ideSelection ?? null,
508→ [], // queuedCommands - handled by query.ts for mid-turn attachments
509→ messages,
510→ querySource,
511→ ),
512→ )
513→ : []
514→ queryCheckpoint('query_attachment_loading_end')
515→
516→ // Bash commands
517→ if (inputString !== null && mode === 'bash') {
518→ const { processBashCommand } = await import('./processBashCommand.js')
519→ return addImageMetadataMessage(
520→ await processBashCommand(
521→ inputString,
522→ precedingInputBlocks,
523→ attachmentMessages,
524→ context,
525→ setToolJSX,
526→ ),
527→ imageMetadataTexts,
528→ )
529→ }
530→
531→ // Slash commands
532→ // Skip for remote bridge messages — input from CCR clients is plain text
533→ if (
534→ inputString !== null &&
535→ !effectiveSkipSlash &&
536→ inputString.startsWith('/')
537→ ) {
538→ const { processSlashCommand } = await import('./processSlashCommand.js')
539→ const slashResult = await processSlashCommand(
540→ inputString,
541→ precedingInputBlocks,
542→ imageContentBlocks,
543→ attachmentMessages,
544→ context,
545→ setToolJSX,
546→ uuid,
547→ isAlreadyProcessing,
548→ canUseTool,
549→ )
550→ return addImageMetadataMessage(slashResult, imageMetadataTexts)
551→ }
552→
553→ // Log agent mention queries for analysis
554→ if (inputString !== null && mode === 'prompt') {
555→ const trimmedInput = inputString.trim()
556→
557→ const agentMention = attachmentMessages.find(
558→ (m): m is AttachmentMessage<AgentMentionAttachment> =>
559→ m.attachment.type === 'agent_mention',
560→ )
561→
562→ if (agentMention) {
563→ const agentMentionString = `@agent-${agentMention.attachment.agentType}`
564→ const isSubagentOnly = trimmedInput === agentMentionString
565→ const isPrefix =
566→ trimmedInput.startsWith(agentMentionString) && !isSubagentOnly
567→
568→ // Log whenever users use @agent-<name> syntax
569→ logEvent('tengu_subagent_at_mention', {
570→ is_subagent_only: isSubagentOnly,
571→ is_prefix: isPrefix,
572→ })
573→ }
574→ }
575→
576→ // Regular user prompt
577→ return addImageMetadataMessage(
578→ processTextPrompt(
579→ normalizedInput,
580→ imageContentBlocks,
581→ imagePasteIds,
582→ attachmentMessages,
583→ uuid,
584→ permissionMode,
585→ isMeta,
586→ ),
587→ imageMetadataTexts,
588→ )
589→}
590→
591→// Adds image metadata texts as isMeta message to result
592→function addImageMetadataMessage(
593→ result: ProcessUserInputBaseResult,
594→ imageMetadataTexts: string[],
595→): ProcessUserInputBaseResult {
596→ if (imageMetadataTexts.length > 0) {
597→ result.messages.push(
598→ createUserMessage({
599→ content: imageMetadataTexts.map(text => ({ type: 'text', text })),
600→ isMeta: true,
601→ }),
602→ )
603→ }
604→ return result
605→}
606→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Assistant
<thinking> I now have all the necessary source materials to write both chapters. Let me start writing both chapters in parallel using task-executor sub-agents.
Let me organize what I know:
CH05: The Agentic Loop Key files read:
src/query.ts(1730 lines) - the main query() function and queryLoop()src/query/config.ts- QueryConfig snapshotsrc/query/stopHooks.ts- post-response hookssrc/query/tokenBudget.ts- token budget checkingsrc/query/deps.ts- dependency injection for testingThe queryLoop has seven distinct continuation paths I need to map out: context collapse draining on token overflow, reactive compaction for prompt length or media issues, token escalation from 8k to 64k limits, multi-turn recovery mechanisms after hitting max tokens, stop hook blocking errors, the TOKEN_BUDGET feature continuation, and the standard next turn flow.
There are also nine terminal states that end the loop: hitting blocking limits, successful completion, streaming abortion, tool abortion, hook-triggered stops, model errors, image processing failures, prompt length violations, stop hook prevention, and max turn exhaustion.
I'm now diving into the command system architecture, looking at how commands are registered and discovered, the different command types available, and how user input flows through the processing pipeline.
Before I launch parallel agents to write both chapters, I should be more deliberate about what I actually need. I've covered the core files for both chapters, though I'm wondering if I need to examine the full API layer for CH05 since it's likely quite large. Let me think through what's essential: for CH05, the critical pieces are how
query()wraps the main loop, the continuation logic with its seven transition paths, the immutable config state, and the dependency injection pattern. For CH08, I'm still working through the command system's core concepts.
Now I'm seeing the full picture for CH08: there are three command types, a large command registry with feature flags, a layered discovery system, and input routing logic. Given that these chapters are independent, I can spin up four parallel writing agents to handle CN and EN versions of both chapters simultaneously.
Actually, orchestrating four agents in parallel is complex—I'd need to pass all this source code context to each one, which creates a massive prompt. It's more practical to write them sequentially here since I already have all the material loaded. I'll tackle the Chinese versions first, then move to English.
Let me check the file naming conventions again before I start writing. I need to gather the chapter metadata and source code for each agent, so I'll compile the chapter IDs, outlines, and all the relevant source files they'll need to reference. Since the source files are substantial, I'll include their full contents in each task. Let me reconsider the approach though—writing these four chapters myself might be more efficient given I already have all the context loaded, so I'll start with CH05 in both languages first, then move to CH08.
For CH05, I need to cover the agentic loop mechanics: how the query() function orchestrates the main loop with its State object, the pre-loop setup phases, the streaming API interaction, the seven transition paths that control flow, and the post-stream handling for hooks and tool execution. For CH08, I'm focusing on the command system architecture: the three command types, how the registry works, the discovery mechanisms, and the routing logic in processUserInput(). Let me set up a progress tracker and begin writing.
I'll spin up four parallel agents to handle the Chinese and English versions of both chapters simultaneously, since I have all the source material prepared. </thinking>
已收集所有关键源文件。现在启动 4 个并行写作 agent，同时写 CH05 和 CH08 的中英文版本。
Tool Call: ToolSearch Status: Completed
Tool: TodoWrite
Assistant
<thinking> Let me set up the todo list and then launch the parallel writing agents.Now let me launch the 4 parallel writing agents. I'll provide them with all the source code content they need to write their specific chapters. Each agent needs to know:
- The chapter they're writing
- The writing standards
- The source code content they need to reference
Since the source files are very long, I'll summarize key points and include the most important code snippets in the prompts. I'll launch all 4 in parallel.
For CH05:
query.ts is the main file (1730 lines)
query/config.ts (47 lines)
query/stopHooks.ts (474 lines)
query/tokenBudget.ts (94 lines)
query/deps.ts (41 lines)
For CH08:
- commands.ts (755 lines)
- types/command.ts (217 lines)
- commands/clear/index.ts (19 lines)
- utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts (606 lines)
I'll start with the Chinese chapters and then launch the English ones, spinning up all 4 agents at once. </thinking>
现在启动 4 个并行 agent 同时写作。
Tool Call: 写 CH05 中文章节 Status: Completed
Task Completion: CH05-CN
Status: DONE
Changes Made
D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md：新建；529 行，完整覆盖任务要求的所有 10 个主题，含 Mermaid 流程图（循环前四重预处理流水线图、七条 continue 路径决策图），代码块均使用 typescript 标签，行号引用格式为src/query.ts:219D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md：将 CH05-CN 任务从[ ]改为[x]并附上详细完成描述
Tests
- Ran: 手工核对关键代码引用（State 字段、7 条 continue 路径的代码位置、TokenBudget 阈值、QueryDeps 类型定义）全部与源码原文对应
- Result: pass
- New tests added: none（纯文档任务）
Progress Files Updated
docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md：已勾选 CH05-CN 并附写作内容摘要
Notes
章节结构完整覆盖了任务要求的全部 10 个主题，按照指定的 5.1–5.10 节编号组织。写作过程中直接阅读了 src/query.ts（全文 1730 行）、src/query/config.ts、src/query/deps.ts、src/query/stopHooks.ts、src/query/tokenBudget.ts 原始源码，所有行号引用、字段名、阈值常量均与实际代码对应，没有依赖任务提供的摘要中的二手信息。
关键判断说明：
- 预处理顺序在原任务给出的"snip / microcompact / autocompact / context collapse"基础上，根据实际代码补充了
applyToolResultBudget作为第一步，并将 context collapse 的位置调整到 autocompact 之前（与实际代码src/query.ts:440一致） handleStopHooks的副作用列出了 5 类（保存参数/prompt suggestion/extractMemories/autoDream/cleanupComputerUse），而非任务摘要中的 7 条，是因为直接读取了源码后以实际代码为准- 路径五的无限循环 bug 历史（
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact不重置的原因）来自实际代码注释，是有价值的工程决策说明
agentId: aea2bdc41ab7d12cb (use SendMessage with to: 'aea2bdc41ab7d12cb' to continue this agent) <usage>total_tokens: 74375 tool_uses: 26 duration_ms: 384639</usage>
Tool Call: 写 CH05 英文章节 Status: Completed
Task Completion: CH05-EN
Status: DONE
Changes Made
D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md: Created the complete teaching chapter (approximately 5,800 words). Covers all sections from the outline in order: Why a Loop,query()outer wrapper withQueryParamsfield-by-field, theStatestruct with all 10 fields, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers with a Mermaid flowchart, the API streaming call mechanics including the withholding pattern andStreamingToolExecutorintegration, all 7 continue paths each with source line references and a concrete real-world scenario,handleStopHooks()8-step sequence, tool execution dual-path design,QueryConfig/QueryDepsdependency injection rationale, and thetokenBudgetmodule with both stopping conditions. Ends with Key Takeaways covering the 6 architectural principles that run through the entire implementation.D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md: Checked off CH05-EN with a brief descriptive note of what was written.
Tests
- Ran: N/A (documentation chapter, no executable code to test)
- Result: N/A
- New tests added: none
Progress Files Updated
docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md: checked off task CH05-EN
Notes
The chapter follows the same prose style established in Chapter 4: extended natural-language paragraphs for concept introductions, annotated code blocks quoting directly from the source files with exact line numbers, and Mermaid diagrams for data flow. The 7 continue-path section uses a unified flowchart at the top of Section 5.6 and then covers each path individually with: transition reason string, source location, trigger condition, mechanism explanation, and a concrete scenario. All code quotes were verified against the actual source files read during orientation. The handleStopHooks() section covers the full 8-step sequence derived from reading src/query/stopHooks.ts in its entirety, going beyond the abbreviated outline provided in the task input.
agentId: ad616fd80a5217fce (use SendMessage with to: 'ad616fd80a5217fce' to continue this agent) <usage>total_tokens: 65490 tool_uses: 27 duration_ms: 341064</usage>
Tool Call: 写 CH08 中文章节 Status: Completed
Task Completion: CH08-CN
Status: DONE
Changes Made
D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\第08章-命令系统.md: 新建章节文件，约 350 行，覆盖全部大纲内容D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md: 勾选 CH08-CN 任务并附简要说明
Tests
- Ran: 人工核查所有代码块语法、Mermaid 图表结构、章节内部交叉引用
- Result: 通过，无悬空引用，Mermaid flowchart 语法合法
- New tests added: none（内容章节不含可运行测试）
Progress Files Updated
docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md: 勾选 CH08-CN，附写作内容摘要
Notes
章节的核心结构决策：
memoize 原因的解释放在 8.3 节，直接从"模块初始化时配置未就绪"切入，这是理解该设计的关键动机，源文件注释本身已有提示。
Mermaid 流程图选用 flowchart TD，把 skipSlashCommands + bridgeOrigin 的联合检查作为第一个判断节点，因为它是整个管道中最先执行的安全过滤，位置逻辑上需要在前。
实操指南选择 /wordcount 这个虚构但具体的例子，而不是照搬 /clear，原因是 /clear 太简单不展示 context 用法，而字数统计能演示如何访问 ToolUseContext 中的对话历史，同时足够简单不引入复杂依赖。
三种命令类型对比表放在 8.1.3 末尾做收尾，让读者在分散阅读三个小节后有一个统一的比对视角。
agentId: a61c7702a163870a6 (use SendMessage with to: 'a61c7702a163870a6' to continue this agent) <usage>total_tokens: 30768 tool_uses: 9 duration_ms: 217844</usage>
Tool Call: 写 CH08 英文章节 Status: Completed
Task Completion: CH08
Status: DONE
Changes Made
D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\Chapter-08-Command-System.md: Created the complete English chapter (approximately 2,900 words). The chapter covers all required sections:- What You'll Learn (9 learning objectives)
- 8.1 Three Command Types with a real
clearcommand code example, field-level explanations forPromptCommand(context/fork, paths gating, contentLength estimation, source provenance),LocalCommand(lazy-load pattern,supportsNonInteractive), andLocalJSXCommand - 8.2 CommandBase with all fields grouped by responsibility (identity/discoverability, availability/enablement, execution metadata) and the two utility functions
- 8.3 The Command Registry explaining the
memoize()rationale, feature-flag conditional spreads,INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS, andformatDescriptionWithSource - 8.4 Command Discovery covering the two-layer architecture:
loadAllCommands(memoized by cwd, three concurrent sources) andgetCommands(per-call filter withmeetsAvailabilityRequirementandisCommandEnabled) - 8.5
findCommand()with the three-condition lookup explained - 8.6 Skills and Plugins (user skills, plugin commands, dynamic path-gated skills, priority ordering)
- 8.7
processUserInput()pipeline with a full Mermaid flowchart covering all routing branches (image processing, bridge bypass, ultraplan, bash mode, slash dispatch, plain text) and theProcessUserInputBaseResulttype - 8.8 Practical Guide (6 numbered steps: create directory, write implementation module, write metadata module, register in
commands.ts, verify, add unit test) with a complete/summarizecommand example - Key Takeaways
D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md: Checked offCH08-ENwith a descriptive note
Tests
- Ran: N/A (documentation chapter, no code to test)
- Result: N/A
- New tests added: none (the practical guide includes a test example as instructional content)
Progress Files Updated
docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md: checked off task CH08-EN
Notes
The chapter follows the established style of Chapters 3 and 4 exactly — prose introductions for concepts, source file line references (src/commands.ts:258), code blocks tagged typescript, a Mermaid flowchart for the pipeline, and numbered steps for the practical guide. The /summarize example in the practical guide is hypothetical (as expected for a teaching chapter) but fully consistent with the actual Command and LocalCommandModule type contracts described in the source files provided. The chapter was written in English throughout with no emojis.
agentId: ac7e74e82be1df7cb (use SendMessage with to: 'ac7e74e82be1df7cb' to continue this agent) <usage>total_tokens: 35808 tool_uses: 15 duration_ms: 254312</usage>
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book books/** Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md books\第03章-核心类型体系.md books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book **/*.md Status: Completed
docs\analysis\project-overview.md docs\analysis\module-inventory.md docs\analysis\risk-assessment.md docs\plan\task-breakdown.md docs\plan\dependency-graph.md docs\plan\milestones.md docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md docs\progress\phase-3-ui-interaction.md docs\progress\phase-4-extension-advanced.md .agents\skills\write-teaching-chapter.md .claude\skills\write-teaching-chapter.md .claude\commands\write-teaching-chapter.md books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md books\第03章-核心类型体系.md books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md books\第04章-状态管理机制.md docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md docs\progress\MASTER.md
Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress **/*.md Status: Completed
docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md docs\progress\phase-3-ui-interaction.md docs\progress\phase-4-extension-advanced.md docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md docs\progress\MASTER.md
Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md Status: Completed
1→# Phase 1: Foundation (Chapters 1-4)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH01: Project Overview & Architecture
6→- [x] CH01-CN: 第1章 - 项目总览与架构设计 — 已写成；覆盖技术栈总览、35 模块目录逐一讲解、Tool<Input,Output> 接口、ToolUseContext 依赖注入容器、数据流六阶段、Feature Flag 编译时/运行时用途；含 Mermaid 数据流图
7→- [x] CH01-EN: Chapter 01 - Project Overview & Architecture — Written; covers stack, 35-module directory walkthrough, data flow, Tool interface, feature flags, and Mermaid architecture diagrams
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain the overall architecture and locate any module by purpose
9→
10→### CH02: Startup & Bootstrap
11→- [x] CH02-CN: 第2章 - 启动流程与初始化 — 已写成；覆盖 cli.tsx 快速路径分发、init.ts 两阶段初始化（信任前/后）、bootstrap/state.ts 单例 vs AppState 对比、模式树分支、ToolUseContext 组装、迁移系统、延迟预取、replLauncher.tsx REPL 渲染；含 Mermaid 启动流程图
12→- [x] CH02-EN: Chapter 02 - Startup & Bootstrap — Written; covers cli.tsx fast-path dispatcher, init.ts two-phase initialization (pre/post trust), bootstrap/state.ts singleton vs AppState, mode tree branching, ToolUseContext assembly, migration system, deferred prefetches, and replLauncher.tsx REPL render; includes Mermaid startup flow diagram
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace the full startup path from CLI invocation to REPL rendering
14→
15→### CH03: Core Type System
16→- [x] CH03-CN: 第3章 - 核心类型体系 — 已写成；覆盖 Tool<Input,Output,P> 泛型、ToolUseContext 40+ 字段、buildTool() 工厂函数、Command 辨别联合（3 变体）、Task/TaskType/TaskStatus、权限类型系统（PermissionDecisionReason 实际 11 变体）、AppState DeepImmutable 分割、品牌类型；含 Mermaid 类型关系图和任务状态机图
17→- [x] CH03-EN: Chapter 03 - Core Type System — Written; covers Tool<Input,Output,P> generics, ToolUseContext 40+ fields, buildTool() BuiltTool<D> type spread, Command discriminated union (3 variants), Task/TaskType/TaskStatus, permission type system (11 PermissionDecisionReason variants, not 9), AppState DeepImmutable split, Branded types, Zod v4 dual-role; includes Mermaid class diagram
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all core type contracts and how they interconnect
19→
20→### CH04: State Management
21→- [x] CH04-CN: 第4章 - 状态管理机制 — 已写成；覆盖两层状态架构（bootstrap/state.ts 进程级单例 vs AppState 会话级 store）、35 行 store.ts 的 Object.is 短路与有序通知设计、AppStateStore.ts 的 DeepImmutable<> 分割线及 tasks/mcp 排除原因、AppState.tsx 的 useSyncExternalStore 桥接与 selector 细粒度响应性、selectors.ts 的纯推导函数、onChangeAppState.ts 作为统一副作用汇聚点（权限模式陈旧 Bug 修复历史）、bootstrap/state.ts 的字段分类与"三思而后加"原则；含两层状态架构 Mermaid 图和新增字段的完整实践步骤
22→- [x] CH04-EN: Chapter 04 - State Management — Written; covers two-tier architecture (bootstrap/state.ts vs AppState), the 35-line store.ts with Object.is bail-out and ordered notification, AppStateStore.ts DeepImmutable<> split and the tasks/mcp exclusion rationale, AppState.tsx useSyncExternalStore integration and selector-based fine-grained reactivity, selectors.ts pure derivations, onChangeAppState.ts as the side-effect hub (permission-mode stale-state bug fix), bootstrap/state.ts categories and the DO NOT ADD MORE STATE heuristic; includes Mermaid two-tier architecture diagram and complete step-by-step new-field walkthrough
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain the dual-tier state model and implement a new state field
24→
25→## Notes
26→- CH01 has no dependencies, can start immediately
27→- CH02 and CH03 can run in parallel after CH01
28→- CH04 depends on CH03
29→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book books/** Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md books\第03章-核心类型体系.md books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
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Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md
Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md
Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md
Chapter-04-State-Management.md
第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md
第02章-启动流程与初始化.md
第03章-核心类型体系.md
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docs\analysis\project-overview.md docs\analysis\module-inventory.md docs\analysis\risk-assessment.md docs\plan\task-breakdown.md docs\plan\dependency-graph.md docs\plan\milestones.md docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md docs\progress\phase-3-ui-interaction.md docs\progress\phase-4-extension-advanced.md .agents\skills\write-teaching-chapter.md .claude\skills\write-teaching-chapter.md .claude\commands\write-teaching-chapter.md books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md books\第03章-核心类型体系.md books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md books\第04章-状态管理机制.md docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md docs\progress\MASTER.md
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Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md (1 - 80) Status: Completed
1→# Chapter 03: The Core Type System
2→
3→## What You'll Learn
4→
5→By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
6→
7→- Explain all three type parameters of `Tool<Input, Output, P>` and the role each one plays at both compile time and runtime
8→- Navigate `ToolUseContext`'s 40+ fields and understand why the dependency injection pattern was chosen over global state
9→- Distinguish the `buildTool()` factory function from the raw `Tool` interface, and explain what the `ToolDef` / `BuiltTool` machinery accomplishes
10→- Identify the three variants of the `Command` discriminated union and know when each is used
11→- Map the 7 `TaskType` variants and 5 `TaskStatus` states, and use `isTerminalTaskStatus()` correctly
12→- Describe the permission type system: modes, decision variants, and the `PermissionDecisionReason` union
13→- Explain how `DeepImmutable<T>` enforces immutability without copying data
14→- Explain the compile-time safety guarantee provided by branded types like `SessionId` and `AgentId`
15→- Understand Zod v4's role in bridging runtime validation and TypeScript inference
16→
17→---
18→
19→## Why the Type System Matters
20→
21→Claude Code's architecture is a tool-call loop. The model requests actions, the system executes them, and the results flow back. Every component in this loop — calling a tool, deciding whether to permit it, updating application state, routing a slash command — is expressed in a small set of carefully designed types. These types are not incidental annotations. They are the API contracts that make it possible for 60+ tool implementations to share a single execution engine, for permission logic to be tested in isolation, and for the React UI to remain in sync with tool execution without explicit wiring.
22→
23→This chapter dissects that type system from the ground up.
24→
25→---
26→
27→## The `Tool<Input, Output, P>` Interface
28→
29→**Source:** `src/Tool.ts:362-466`
30→
31→The `Tool` generic interface is the universal contract every tool must satisfy. It has three type parameters:
32→
33→```typescript
34→// src/Tool.ts:362-366
35→export type Tool<
36→ Input extends AnyObject = AnyObject,
37→ Output = unknown,
38→ P extends ToolProgressData = ToolProgressData,
39→> = { ... }
40→```
41→
42→`Input` is constrained to `AnyObject`, which is defined as:
43→
44→```typescript
45→// src/Tool.ts:343
46→export type AnyObject = z.ZodType<{ [key: string]: unknown }>
47→```
48→
49→This means `Input` is not a plain TypeScript object type. It is a Zod schema whose inferred TypeScript type is an object with string keys. The constraint exists because `Input` must serve two masters simultaneously: at runtime it acts as a validator that rejects malformed API inputs before the tool executes; at compile time `z.infer<Input>` extracts the strongly-typed parameter object that tool implementations work with.
50→
51→`Output` is unconstrained. It defaults to `unknown` and represents the data returned by the tool. The `ToolResult<Output>` wrapper carries this data along with optional side effects (new messages to inject, a context modifier to apply).
52→
53→`P` extends `ToolProgressData` and represents the streaming progress payloads emitted while the tool runs. `BashTool` uses `BashProgress`, `AgentTool` uses `AgentToolProgress`, and tools that have no streaming output accept the default base type.
54→
55→### The `call` method — the mandatory core
56→
57→```typescript
58→// src/Tool.ts:379-385
59→call(
60→ args: z.infer<Input>,
61→ context: ToolUseContext,
62→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
63→ parentMessage: AssistantMessage,
64→ onProgress?: ToolCallProgress<P>,
65→): Promise<ToolResult<Output>>
66→```
67→
68→The `args` parameter is `z.infer<Input>` — the TypeScript type inferred from the Zod schema. By the time `call` is invoked, the tool executor has already passed the raw API-supplied JSON through `inputSchema.parse()`, so `args` is guaranteed to be well-typed. The tool implementation never needs to validate its own inputs.
69→
70→`context` is the dependency injection spine of the system, covered at length in the next section.
71→
72→`canUseTool` is a callback the tool can use if it needs to perform permission checks for sub-tools it invokes internally. `AgentTool` passes this into the sub-agent's query loop so spawned agents inherit the parent session's permission configuration.
73→
74→`onProgress` is optional. Tools that stream incremental output (the Bash output buffer, agent thought steps) call this callback as they produce data. The REPL renders each `ToolProgress<P>` event immediately, which is why terminal output appears character by character rather than all at once at the end.
75→
76→### Key behavioral methods
77→
78→```typescript
79→// src/Tool.ts:401-416
80→isConcurrencySafe(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md (1 - 100) Status: Completed
1→# Chapter 04: State Management
2→
3→## What You'll Learn
4→
5→By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
6→
7→- Explain the two-tier state architecture and articulate the precise responsibility boundary between `src/bootstrap/state.ts` and the `AppState` store
8→- Read `src/state/store.ts` and explain every design choice in its 35 lines: why `Object.is` is the equality check, why `onChange` fires before listeners, and what the returned unsubscribe function is for
9→- Understand how `AppStateProvider` in `src/state/AppState.tsx` connects the custom store to React's concurrent-mode reconciler via `useSyncExternalStore`
10→- Explain why the `tasks` field, `agentNameRegistry`, and `mcp` sub-object are excluded from `DeepImmutable<>` in `AppStateStore.ts`
11→- Write a new `AppState` field, update it from a tool, and read it in a React component — following the correct patterns at every step
12→- Explain what `onChangeAppState` in `src/state/onChangeAppState.ts` is for, why it exists, and what bug it fixed
13→- Use `src/state/selectors.ts` to derive computed state without introducing side effects
14→
15→---
16→
17→## The Problem: Two Kinds of State
18→
19→Claude Code runs as an interactive terminal process. At any moment it holds state that belongs to fundamentally different lifetimes and audiences.
20→
21→Some state exists for the life of the OS process: the session ID that was stamped at startup, the accumulated cost in USD across all API calls, the OpenTelemetry meter handles, the path to the project root. None of these values change in response to user actions. Nothing in the UI needs to re-render when they change. They are process-level infrastructure.
22→
23→Other state exists specifically to drive the React UI: whether the expanded task view is open, which permission mode the session is in, the list of active MCP connections, the current notification to display. These values change constantly, every change must trigger a React re-render, and they become meaningless once the React tree is torn down.
24→
25→Mixing both kinds of state into a single store would require the entire React tree to subscribe to infrastructure mutations that never affect the display. Conversely, putting UI state into a plain module-level object would require manually notifying every component on every change.
26→
27→Claude Code solves this by maintaining two completely separate state tiers.
28→
29→---
30→
31→## The Two-Tier Architecture
32→
33→The diagram below maps the two state tiers, how they are accessed, and how they relate to the React component tree:
34→
35→```mermaid
36→flowchart TB
37→ subgraph process["Process Lifetime (src/bootstrap/state.ts)"]
38→ direction TB
39→ PS["Module-level stateInstance object\n(plain JS object, no reactivity)"]
40→ PG["80+ getter/setter pairs\ngetSessionId() / switchSession()\ngetTotalCostUSD() / addTotalCostUSD()\ngetMainLoopModelOverride() / setMainLoopModelOverride()"]
41→ PS --- PG
42→ end
43→
44→ subgraph store["Session Lifetime (src/state/store.ts)"]
45→ direction TB
46→ ST["createStore<AppState>(initialState, onChange)\nReturns { getState, setState, subscribe }"]
47→ SL["Set<Listener> — notified on every setState\n(drives React re-renders via useSyncExternalStore)"]
48→ SO["onChange callback — fires before listeners\n(onChangeAppState side-effect hub)"]
49→ ST --- SL
50→ ST --- SO
51→ end
52→
53→ subgraph react["React Tree (src/state/AppState.tsx)"]
54→ direction TB
55→ AP["AppStateProvider\nHolds store reference in useState()\nExposes via AppStoreContext"]
56→ UA["useAppState(selector)\nuseSyncExternalStore(store.subscribe, get, get)\nRe-renders only when selected slice changes"]
57→ USA["useSetAppState()\nReturns store.setState — stable reference\nNever causes re-renders"]
58→ AP --- UA
59→ AP --- USA
60→ end
61→
62→ subgraph tools["Non-React Code (tools, query loop)"]
63→ TG["context.getAppState()\nclosure over store.getState()"]
64→ TS["context.setAppState(f)\nclosure over store.setState()"]
65→ end
66→
67→ process -->|"read from any module\nno subscription"| tools
68→ store -->|"store reference threaded\nthrough ToolUseContext"| tools
69→ store -->|"store reference placed\nin React Context"| react
70→ react -->|"useSetAppState calls\nstore.setState"| store
71→ tools -->|"setAppState calls\nstore.setState"| store
72→```
73→
74→The left side never notifies anyone. The right side notifies React on every mutation.
75→
76→---
77→
78→## `src/state/store.ts`: Thirty-Five Lines That Drive React
79→
80→The entire store implementation is 35 lines. It is worth reading every one of them with care.
81→
82→```typescript
83→// src/state/store.ts:1-8
84→type Listener = () => void
85→type OnChange<T> = (args: { newState: T; oldState: T }) => void
86→
87→export type Store<T> = {
88→ getState: () => T
89→ setState: (updater: (prev: T) => T) => void
90→ subscribe: (listener: Listener) => () => void
91→}
92→```
93→
94→The public interface is minimal. `getState` returns the current snapshot. `setState` takes an updater function — a pure function of the previous state that returns the next state. `subscribe` registers a listener and returns an unsubscribe function.
95→
96→The updater-function pattern for `setState` is a deliberate choice. It rules out race conditions where two callers both read the current state, both derive a new state independently, and the second write overwrites the first. An updater always sees the most recent state, so concurrent calls produce deterministic results.
97→
98→```typescript
99→// src/state/store.ts:10-34
100→export function createStore<T>(
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md Status: Completed
1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [ ] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎
7→- [ ] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [ ] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统
22→- [ ] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md (1 - 80) Status: Completed
1→# Chapter 04: State Management
2→
3→## What You'll Learn
4→
5→By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
6→
7→- Explain the two-tier state architecture and articulate the precise responsibility boundary between `src/bootstrap/state.ts` and the `AppState` store
8→- Read `src/state/store.ts` and explain every design choice in its 35 lines: why `Object.is` is the equality check, why `onChange` fires before listeners, and what the returned unsubscribe function is for
9→- Understand how `AppStateProvider` in `src/state/AppState.tsx` connects the custom store to React's concurrent-mode reconciler via `useSyncExternalStore`
10→- Explain why the `tasks` field, `agentNameRegistry`, and `mcp` sub-object are excluded from `DeepImmutable<>` in `AppStateStore.ts`
11→- Write a new `AppState` field, update it from a tool, and read it in a React component — following the correct patterns at every step
12→- Explain what `onChangeAppState` in `src/state/onChangeAppState.ts` is for, why it exists, and what bug it fixed
13→- Use `src/state/selectors.ts` to derive computed state without introducing side effects
14→
15→---
16→
17→## The Problem: Two Kinds of State
18→
19→Claude Code runs as an interactive terminal process. At any moment it holds state that belongs to fundamentally different lifetimes and audiences.
20→
21→Some state exists for the life of the OS process: the session ID that was stamped at startup, the accumulated cost in USD across all API calls, the OpenTelemetry meter handles, the path to the project root. None of these values change in response to user actions. Nothing in the UI needs to re-render when they change. They are process-level infrastructure.
22→
23→Other state exists specifically to drive the React UI: whether the expanded task view is open, which permission mode the session is in, the list of active MCP connections, the current notification to display. These values change constantly, every change must trigger a React re-render, and they become meaningless once the React tree is torn down.
24→
25→Mixing both kinds of state into a single store would require the entire React tree to subscribe to infrastructure mutations that never affect the display. Conversely, putting UI state into a plain module-level object would require manually notifying every component on every change.
26→
27→Claude Code solves this by maintaining two completely separate state tiers.
28→
29→---
30→
31→## The Two-Tier Architecture
32→
33→The diagram below maps the two state tiers, how they are accessed, and how they relate to the React component tree:
34→
35→```mermaid
36→flowchart TB
37→ subgraph process["Process Lifetime (src/bootstrap/state.ts)"]
38→ direction TB
39→ PS["Module-level stateInstance object\n(plain JS object, no reactivity)"]
40→ PG["80+ getter/setter pairs\ngetSessionId() / switchSession()\ngetTotalCostUSD() / addTotalCostUSD()\ngetMainLoopModelOverride() / setMainLoopModelOverride()"]
41→ PS --- PG
42→ end
43→
44→ subgraph store["Session Lifetime (src/state/store.ts)"]
45→ direction TB
46→ ST["createStore<AppState>(initialState, onChange)\nReturns { getState, setState, subscribe }"]
47→ SL["Set<Listener> — notified on every setState\n(drives React re-renders via useSyncExternalStore)"]
48→ SO["onChange callback — fires before listeners\n(onChangeAppState side-effect hub)"]
49→ ST --- SL
50→ ST --- SO
51→ end
52→
53→ subgraph react["React Tree (src/state/AppState.tsx)"]
54→ direction TB
55→ AP["AppStateProvider\nHolds store reference in useState()\nExposes via AppStoreContext"]
56→ UA["useAppState(selector)\nuseSyncExternalStore(store.subscribe, get, get)\nRe-renders only when selected slice changes"]
57→ USA["useSetAppState()\nReturns store.setState — stable reference\nNever causes re-renders"]
58→ AP --- UA
59→ AP --- USA
60→ end
61→
62→ subgraph tools["Non-React Code (tools, query loop)"]
63→ TG["context.getAppState()\nclosure over store.getState()"]
64→ TS["context.setAppState(f)\nclosure over store.setState()"]
65→ end
66→
67→ process -->|"read from any module\nno subscription"| tools
68→ store -->|"store reference threaded\nthrough ToolUseContext"| tools
69→ store -->|"store reference placed\nin React Context"| react
70→ react -->|"useSetAppState calls\nstore.setState"| store
71→ tools -->|"setAppState calls\nstore.setState"| store
72→```
73→
74→The left side never notifies anyone. The right side notifies React on every mutation.
75→
76→---
77→
78→## `src/state/store.ts`: Thirty-Five Lines That Drive React
79→
80→The entire store implementation is 35 lines. It is worth reading every one of them with care.
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md Status: Completed
1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [ ] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎
7→- [ ] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [ ] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统
22→- [ ] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read books\第04章-状态管理机制.md (1 - 50) Status: Completed
1→# 第 04 章：状态管理机制
2→
3→## 学习目标
4→
5→读完本章，你应该能够：
6→
7→1. 解释两层状态架构（Dual-tier State Architecture）的职责边界，判断一个新字段应该放在哪一层
8→2. 阅读并理解 `store.ts` 这 35 行代码是如何支撑整个 React 状态系统的
9→3. 说明为什么 `tasks` 字段不能被 `DeepImmutable<>` 包裹，以及这个设计决策的权衡
10→4. 理解 `onChangeAppState` 如何作为状态变更的统一副作用入口，以及它解决了什么历史问题
11→5. 能够为 `AppState` 新增一个字段，并正确地读取和更新它
12→
13→---
14→
15→Claude Code 的状态管理在整个代码库中处于中枢地位——几乎所有功能模块都要从状态中读取配置，向状态中写入结果。然而它的实现出人意料地克制：没有 Redux 那样的 Action/Reducer 体系，也没有 MobX 那样的响应式代理，而是一个手写的 35 行微型 store，配合 React 内置的 `useSyncExternalStore` 接入并发模式，再加上一个进程级别的全局单例管理不需要响应性的底层数据。
16→
17→理解这套架构，是理解整个系统运作方式的关键。
18→
19→---
20→
21→## 1. 两层状态的基本格局
22→
23→在开始看代码之前，需要先建立一个宏观概念：Claude Code 的状态分为截然不同的两层，它们并非同一套机制的不同用法，而是为两种不同需求设计的两套独立方案。
24→
25→```mermaid
26→graph TB
27→ subgraph 进程层["进程层 (Node.js 进程生命周期)"]
28→ BS["bootstrap/state.ts\n模块级单例\n直接可变对象"]
29→ BS_R["getSessionId()\ngetTotalCostUSD()\ngetProjectRoot()\n...80+ getter/setter 对"]
30→ end
31→
32→ subgraph React层["React 层 (会话生命周期)"]
33→ Store["store.ts\ncreateStore()\n35 行通用 store"]
34→ AppStore["AppStateStore.ts\nAppState 类型定义\n150+ 字段"]
35→ Provider["AppState.tsx\nAppStateProvider\nReact Context"]
36→ Hook["useAppState(selector)\nuseSyncExternalStore 桥接"]
37→ end
38→
39→ subgraph 副作用["副作用层"]
40→ OCA["onChangeAppState.ts\n状态变更的统一汇聚点"]
41→ end
42→
43→ BS --> BS_R
44→ Store --> AppStore
45→ Store --> Provider
46→ Provider --> Hook
47→ AppStore --> OCA
48→ OCA -->|"同步权限模式\n清除认证缓存\n持久化配置"| BS
49→```
50→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read books\第04章-状态管理机制.md (1 - 80) Status: Completed
1→# 第 04 章：状态管理机制
2→
3→## 学习目标
4→
5→读完本章，你应该能够：
6→
7→1. 解释两层状态架构（Dual-tier State Architecture）的职责边界，判断一个新字段应该放在哪一层
8→2. 阅读并理解 `store.ts` 这 35 行代码是如何支撑整个 React 状态系统的
9→3. 说明为什么 `tasks` 字段不能被 `DeepImmutable<>` 包裹，以及这个设计决策的权衡
10→4. 理解 `onChangeAppState` 如何作为状态变更的统一副作用入口，以及它解决了什么历史问题
11→5. 能够为 `AppState` 新增一个字段，并正确地读取和更新它
12→
13→---
14→
15→Claude Code 的状态管理在整个代码库中处于中枢地位——几乎所有功能模块都要从状态中读取配置，向状态中写入结果。然而它的实现出人意料地克制：没有 Redux 那样的 Action/Reducer 体系，也没有 MobX 那样的响应式代理，而是一个手写的 35 行微型 store，配合 React 内置的 `useSyncExternalStore` 接入并发模式，再加上一个进程级别的全局单例管理不需要响应性的底层数据。
16→
17→理解这套架构，是理解整个系统运作方式的关键。
18→
19→---
20→
21→## 1. 两层状态的基本格局
22→
23→在开始看代码之前，需要先建立一个宏观概念：Claude Code 的状态分为截然不同的两层，它们并非同一套机制的不同用法，而是为两种不同需求设计的两套独立方案。
24→
25→```mermaid
26→graph TB
27→ subgraph 进程层["进程层 (Node.js 进程生命周期)"]
28→ BS["bootstrap/state.ts\n模块级单例\n直接可变对象"]
29→ BS_R["getSessionId()\ngetTotalCostUSD()\ngetProjectRoot()\n...80+ getter/setter 对"]
30→ end
31→
32→ subgraph React层["React 层 (会话生命周期)"]
33→ Store["store.ts\ncreateStore()\n35 行通用 store"]
34→ AppStore["AppStateStore.ts\nAppState 类型定义\n150+ 字段"]
35→ Provider["AppState.tsx\nAppStateProvider\nReact Context"]
36→ Hook["useAppState(selector)\nuseSyncExternalStore 桥接"]
37→ end
38→
39→ subgraph 副作用["副作用层"]
40→ OCA["onChangeAppState.ts\n状态变更的统一汇聚点"]
41→ end
42→
43→ BS --> BS_R
44→ Store --> AppStore
45→ Store --> Provider
46→ Provider --> Hook
47→ AppStore --> OCA
48→ OCA -->|"同步权限模式\n清除认证缓存\n持久化配置"| BS
49→```
50→
51→两层之间的分工相当清晰：凡是需要触发 React 重渲染的，放进 `AppState`；凡是需要在非 React 代码（Agent 循环、工具执行器、遥测模块）中同步读取的进程级数据，放进 `bootstrap/state.ts`。
52→
53→下面的对比表描述了两者最本质的区别：
54→
55→| 维度 | `bootstrap/state.ts` | `AppState`（store + AppStateStore） |
56→|---|---|---|
57→| 生命周期 | 进程级，Node.js 进程存在则存在 | 会话级，React 树存在则存在 |
58→| 访问方式 | 同步函数调用 `getXxx()` / `setXxx()` | `store.getState()` 或 React hook `useAppState()` |
59→| 响应性 | 无，变更不通知任何监听者 | 有，变更触发订阅该字段的组件重渲染 |
60→| 不可变性 | 无，直接可变 | 通过 `DeepImmutable<>` 强制只读 |
61→| 典型内容 | sessionId、API 调用总成本、遥测计数器、模型覆盖 | UI 状态、权限模式、MCP 连接、任务列表 |
62→| 子代理继承 | 共享（子代理进程可读取父进程的 totalCostUSD） | 不共享（每个子代理有自己独立的 store） |
63→
64→---
65→
66→## 2. `store.ts`：35 行背后的设计哲学
67→
68→`src/state/store.ts` 是这套架构的基石。整个文件只有 35 行，但它实现的东西和 Zustand、Valtio 这些流行状态库的核心逻辑如出一辙。
69→
70→```typescript
71→// src/state/store.ts:1-34
72→type Listener = () => void
73→type OnChange<T> = (args: { newState: T; oldState: T }) => void
74→
75→export type Store<T> = {
76→ getState: () => T
77→ setState: (updater: (prev: T) => T) => void
78→ subscribe: (listener: Listener) => () => void
79→}
80→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md Status: Completed
1→# Phase 1: Foundation (Chapters 1-4)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH01: Project Overview & Architecture
6→- [x] CH01-CN: 第1章 - 项目总览与架构设计 — 已写成；覆盖技术栈总览、35 模块目录逐一讲解、Tool<Input,Output> 接口、ToolUseContext 依赖注入容器、数据流六阶段、Feature Flag 编译时/运行时用途；含 Mermaid 数据流图
7→- [x] CH01-EN: Chapter 01 - Project Overview & Architecture — Written; covers stack, 35-module directory walkthrough, data flow, Tool interface, feature flags, and Mermaid architecture diagrams
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain the overall architecture and locate any module by purpose
9→
10→### CH02: Startup & Bootstrap
11→- [x] CH02-CN: 第2章 - 启动流程与初始化 — 已写成；覆盖 cli.tsx 快速路径分发、init.ts 两阶段初始化（信任前/后）、bootstrap/state.ts 单例 vs AppState 对比、模式树分支、ToolUseContext 组装、迁移系统、延迟预取、replLauncher.tsx REPL 渲染；含 Mermaid 启动流程图
12→- [x] CH02-EN: Chapter 02 - Startup & Bootstrap — Written; covers cli.tsx fast-path dispatcher, init.ts two-phase initialization (pre/post trust), bootstrap/state.ts singleton vs AppState, mode tree branching, ToolUseContext assembly, migration system, deferred prefetches, and replLauncher.tsx REPL render; includes Mermaid startup flow diagram
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace the full startup path from CLI invocation to REPL rendering
14→
15→### CH03: Core Type System
16→- [x] CH03-CN: 第3章 - 核心类型体系 — 已写成；覆盖 Tool<Input,Output,P> 泛型、ToolUseContext 40+ 字段、buildTool() 工厂函数、Command 辨别联合（3 变体）、Task/TaskType/TaskStatus、权限类型系统（PermissionDecisionReason 实际 11 变体）、AppState DeepImmutable 分割、品牌类型；含 Mermaid 类型关系图和任务状态机图
17→- [x] CH03-EN: Chapter 03 - Core Type System — Written; covers Tool<Input,Output,P> generics, ToolUseContext 40+ fields, buildTool() BuiltTool<D> type spread, Command discriminated union (3 variants), Task/TaskType/TaskStatus, permission type system (11 PermissionDecisionReason variants, not 9), AppState DeepImmutable split, Branded types, Zod v4 dual-role; includes Mermaid class diagram
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all core type contracts and how they interconnect
19→
20→### CH04: State Management
21→- [x] CH04-CN: 第4章 - 状态管理机制 — 已写成；覆盖两层状态架构（bootstrap/state.ts 进程级单例 vs AppState 会话级 store）、35 行 store.ts 的 Object.is 短路与有序通知设计、AppStateStore.ts 的 DeepImmutable<> 分割线及 tasks/mcp 排除原因、AppState.tsx 的 useSyncExternalStore 桥接与 selector 细粒度响应性、selectors.ts 的纯推导函数、onChangeAppState.ts 作为统一副作用汇聚点（权限模式陈旧 Bug 修复历史）、bootstrap/state.ts 的字段分类与"三思而后加"原则；含两层状态架构 Mermaid 图和新增字段的完整实践步骤
22→- [x] CH04-EN: Chapter 04 - State Management — Written; covers two-tier architecture (bootstrap/state.ts vs AppState), the 35-line store.ts with Object.is bail-out and ordered notification, AppStateStore.ts DeepImmutable<> split and the tasks/mcp exclusion rationale, AppState.tsx useSyncExternalStore integration and selector-based fine-grained reactivity, selectors.ts pure derivations, onChangeAppState.ts as the side-effect hub (permission-mode stale-state bug fix), bootstrap/state.ts categories and the DO NOT ADD MORE STATE heuristic; includes Mermaid two-tier architecture diagram and complete step-by-step new-field walkthrough
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain the dual-tier state model and implement a new state field
24→
25→## Notes
26→- CH01 has no dependencies, can start immediately
27→- CH02 and CH03 can run in parallel after CH01
28→- CH04 depends on CH03
29→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md (100 - 149) Status: Completed
100→export function createStore<T>(
101→ initialState: T,
102→ onChange?: OnChange<T>,
103→): Store<T> {
104→ let state = initialState
105→ const listeners = new Set<Listener>()
106→
107→ return {
108→ getState: () => state,
109→
110→ setState: (updater: (prev: T) => T) => {
111→ const prev = state
112→ const next = updater(prev)
113→ if (Object.is(next, prev)) return // Skip if reference-equal
114→ state = next
115→ onChange?.({ newState: next, oldState: prev })
116→ for (const listener of listeners) listener()
117→ },
118→
119→ subscribe: (listener: Listener) => {
120→ listeners.add(listener)
121→ return () => listeners.delete(listener) // Unsubscribe function
122→ },
123→ }
124→}
125→```
126→
127→Several implementation choices deserve explicit attention.
128→
129→**`Object.is` for equality.** The `setState` method bails out immediately if `Object.is(next, prev)` is true. This is reference equality: if the updater function returns the exact same object it received, no notification fires. This makes the contract explicit: callers must produce a new object for a change to register. Conveniently, returning `prev` unchanged (as in `prev => prev`) is always cheap and always safe — it is the correct idiom for a no-op update.
130→
131→**`onChange` fires before listeners.** The side-effect callback `onChange?.({ newState: next, oldState: prev })` is invoked before the listener loop. This means that when React re-renders in response to a `Listener` call, any side effects that `onChange` initiated (such as persisting a value to disk or notifying an external SDK) have already been dispatched. The ordering prevents a class of bugs where the UI renders new state that the external world has not yet been told about.
132→
133→**`Set<Listener>` instead of an array.** Using `Set` means that the same listener function can only be registered once. Duplicate `subscribe` calls from component re-renders do not accumulate phantom listeners. When `subscribe` returns its teardown function `() => listeners.delete(listener)`, React's `useEffect` cleanup will remove exactly the listener that was registered — even if `subscribe` was called multiple times.
134→
135→**The returned unsubscribe function.** `subscribe` returns `() => listeners.delete(listener)`. This is the standard subscription teardown contract expected by `useSyncExternalStore`. React calls the teardown when a component unmounts or when the store reference changes.
136→
137→---
138→
139→## `src/state/AppStateStore.ts`: The 150+ Field State Tree
140→
141→`AppState` is the type that parameterizes the store. Its definition spans the full complexity of an interactive Claude Code session.
142→
143→### The DeepImmutable split
144→
145→```typescript
146→// src/state/AppStateStore.ts:89-95
147→export type AppState = DeepImmutable<{
148→ settings: SettingsJson
149→ verbose: boolean
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
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80→The entire store implementation is 35 lines. It is worth reading every one of them with care.
81→
82→```typescript
83→// src/state/store.ts:1-8
84→type Listener = () => void
85→type OnChange<T> = (args: { newState: T; oldState: T }) => void
86→
87→export type Store<T> = {
88→ getState: () => T
89→ setState: (updater: (prev: T) => T) => void
90→ subscribe: (listener: Listener) => () => void
91→}
92→```
93→
94→The public interface is minimal. `getState` returns the current snapshot. `setState` takes an updater function — a pure function of the previous state that returns the next state. `subscribe` registers a listener and returns an unsubscribe function.
95→
96→The updater-function pattern for `setState` is a deliberate choice. It rules out race conditions where two callers both read the current state, both derive a new state independently, and the second write overwrites the first. An updater always sees the most recent state, so concurrent calls produce deterministic results.
97→
98→```typescript
99→// src/state/store.ts:10-34
100→export function createStore<T>(
101→ initialState: T,
102→ onChange?: OnChange<T>,
103→): Store<T> {
104→ let state = initialState
105→ const listeners = new Set<Listener>()
106→
107→ return {
108→ getState: () => state,
109→
110→ setState: (updater: (prev: T) => T) => {
111→ const prev = state
112→ const next = updater(prev)
113→ if (Object.is(next, prev)) return // Skip if reference-equal
114→ state = next
115→ onChange?.({ newState: next, oldState: prev })
116→ for (const listener of listeners) listener()
117→ },
118→
119→ subscribe: (listener: Listener) => {
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Find D:\code\play\claude-code-book src/query*.ts Status: Completed
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1→# Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (Chapters 14-20)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH14: Context & System Prompt
6→- [ ] CH14-CN: 第14章 - 上下文构建与系统提示
7→- [ ] CH14-EN: Chapter 14 - Context Construction & System Prompt
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands how the system prompt is assembled and how context stays within limits
9→
10→### CH15: MCP Integration
11→- [ ] CH15-CN: 第15章 - MCP 协议集成
12→- [ ] CH15-EN: Chapter 15 - MCP Protocol Integration
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain how external MCP servers extend Claude Code's capabilities
14→
15→### CH16: Sub-Agent & Multi-Agent
16→- [ ] CH16-CN: 第16章 - 子 Agent 与多 Agent 协作
17→- [ ] CH16-EN: Chapter 16 - Sub-Agent & Multi-Agent Coordination
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands the full multi-agent architecture and permission delegation model
19→
20→### CH17: Skills & Plugin System
21→- [ ] CH17-CN: 第17章 - Skills 与插件系统
22→- [ ] CH17-EN: Chapter 17 - Skills & Plugin System
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader can create a custom skill and understands the plugin architecture
24→
25→### CH18: Services Layer
26→- [ ] CH18-CN: 第18章 - 服务层：API、分析与 LSP
27→- [ ] CH18-EN: Chapter 18 - Services Layer: API, Analytics & LSP
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader has a map of all service modules and their responsibilities
29→
30→### CH19: Settings, Configuration & Hooks
31→- [ ] CH19-CN: 第19章 - 配置系统与 Hooks 机制
32→- [ ] CH19-EN: Chapter 19 - Settings, Configuration & Hooks
33→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands the full configuration hierarchy and can implement a custom hook
34→
35→### CH20: Peripheral Features & Utilities
36→- [ ] CH20-CN: 第20章 - 周边功能与工具集
37→- [ ] CH20-EN: Chapter 20 - Peripheral Features & Utilities
38→- **Acceptance**: Reader has a reference map for all peripheral features
39→
40→## Notes
41→- CH14 and CH18 can run in parallel (both depend on CH05)
42→- CH15 depends on CH06; CH16 depends on CH05 + CH06
43→- CH17 and CH19 can run in parallel (depend on CH08/CH03)
44→- CH20 is independent (only needs CH01)
45→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1 - 100) Status: Completed
1→// biome-ignore-all assist/source/organizeImports: ANT-ONLY import markers must not be reordered
2→import type {
3→ ToolResultBlockParam,
4→ ToolUseBlock,
5→} from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
6→import type { CanUseToolFn } from './hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
7→import { FallbackTriggeredError } from './services/api/withRetry.js'
8→import {
9→ calculateTokenWarningState,
10→ isAutoCompactEnabled,
11→ type AutoCompactTrackingState,
12→} from './services/compact/autoCompact.js'
13→import { buildPostCompactMessages } from './services/compact/compact.js'
14→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
15→const reactiveCompact = feature('REACTIVE_COMPACT')
16→ ? (require('./services/compact/reactiveCompact.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/reactiveCompact.js'))
17→ : null
18→const contextCollapse = feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')
19→ ? (require('./services/contextCollapse/index.js') as typeof import('./services/contextCollapse/index.js'))
20→ : null
21→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
22→import {
23→ logEvent,
24→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
25→} from 'src/services/analytics/index.js'
26→import { ImageSizeError } from './utils/imageValidation.js'
27→import { ImageResizeError } from './utils/imageResizer.js'
28→import { findToolByName, type ToolUseContext } from './Tool.js'
29→import { asSystemPrompt, type SystemPrompt } from './utils/systemPromptType.js'
30→import type {
31→ AssistantMessage,
32→ AttachmentMessage,
33→ Message,
34→ RequestStartEvent,
35→ StreamEvent,
36→ ToolUseSummaryMessage,
37→ UserMessage,
38→ TombstoneMessage,
39→} from './types/message.js'
40→import { logError } from './utils/log.js'
41→import {
42→ PROMPT_TOO_LONG_ERROR_MESSAGE,
43→ isPromptTooLongMessage,
44→} from './services/api/errors.js'
45→import { logAntError, logForDebugging } from './utils/debug.js'
46→import {
47→ createUserMessage,
48→ createUserInterruptionMessage,
49→ normalizeMessagesForAPI,
50→ createSystemMessage,
51→ createAssistantAPIErrorMessage,
52→ getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary,
53→ createToolUseSummaryMessage,
54→ createMicrocompactBoundaryMessage,
55→ stripSignatureBlocks,
56→} from './utils/messages.js'
57→import { generateToolUseSummary } from './services/toolUseSummary/toolUseSummaryGenerator.js'
58→import { prependUserContext, appendSystemContext } from './utils/api.js'
59→import {
60→ createAttachmentMessage,
61→ filterDuplicateMemoryAttachments,
62→ getAttachmentMessages,
63→ startRelevantMemoryPrefetch,
64→} from './utils/attachments.js'
65→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
66→const skillPrefetch = feature('EXPERIMENTAL_SKILL_SEARCH')
67→ ? (require('./services/skillSearch/prefetch.js') as typeof import('./services/skillSearch/prefetch.js'))
68→ : null
69→const jobClassifier = feature('TEMPLATES')
70→ ? (require('./jobs/classifier.js') as typeof import('./jobs/classifier.js'))
71→ : null
72→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
73→import {
74→ remove as removeFromQueue,
75→ getCommandsByMaxPriority,
76→ isSlashCommand,
77→} from './utils/messageQueueManager.js'
78→import { notifyCommandLifecycle } from './utils/commandLifecycle.js'
79→import { headlessProfilerCheckpoint } from './utils/headlessProfiler.js'
80→import {
81→ getRuntimeMainLoopModel,
82→ renderModelName,
83→} from './utils/model/model.js'
84→import {
85→ doesMostRecentAssistantMessageExceed200k,
86→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse,
87→ tokenCountWithEstimation,
88→} from './utils/tokens.js'
89→import { ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS } from './utils/context.js'
90→import { getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from './services/analytics/growthbook.js'
91→import { SLEEP_TOOL_NAME } from './tools/SleepTool/prompt.js'
92→import { executePostSamplingHooks } from './utils/hooks/postSamplingHooks.js'
93→import { executeStopFailureHooks } from './utils/hooks.js'
94→import type { QuerySource } from './constants/querySource.js'
95→import { createDumpPromptsFetch } from './services/api/dumpPrompts.js'
96→import { StreamingToolExecutor } from './services/tools/StreamingToolExecutor.js'
97→import { queryCheckpoint } from './utils/queryProfiler.js'
98→import { runTools } from './services/tools/toolOrchestration.js'
99→import { applyToolResultBudget } from './utils/toolResultStorage.js'
100→import { recordContentReplacement } from './utils/sessionStorage.js'
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read docs\progress\MASTER.md Status: Completed
1→# MASTER Progress Tracker
2→
3→## Task Definition
4→Create a comprehensive, bilingual (CN+EN) Claude Code source code teaching guide in `books/` directory. 20 chapters organized by learning path, covering all 1884 source files across 35 modules. Each chapter has separate CN and EN files (40 total files).
5→
6→## Analysis Documents
7→- [Project Overview](/docs/analysis/project-overview)
8→- [Module Inventory](/docs/analysis/module-inventory)
9→- [Risk Assessment](/docs/analysis/risk-assessment)
10→
11→## Plan Documents
12→- [Task Breakdown](/docs/plan/task-breakdown)
13→- [Dependency Graph](/docs/plan/dependency-graph)
14→- [Milestones](/docs/plan/milestones)
15→
16→## Phase Summary
17→
18→| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
19→|-------|------|-------|--------|
20→| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
21→| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 0/10 | Not Started |
22→| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
23→| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
24→
25→- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-1-foundation.md)
26→- [ ] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (0/10 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md)
27→- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-3-ui-interaction.md)
28→- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-4-extension-advanced.md)
29→
30→## Current Status
31→- **Phase**: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
32→- **Active Task**: CH05 (The Agentic Loop) — ready to start
33→- **Last Updated**: 2026-03-31
34→
35→## Next Steps
36→1. Start Phase 2: CH05 (Agentic Loop) + CH08 (Command System) in parallel
37→2. Then CH06 (Tool System) after CH05
38→3. Then CH07 (Permission System) after CH06
39→4. Then CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK) after CH05
40→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\config.ts Status: Completed
1→import { getSessionId } from '../bootstrap/state.js'
2→import { checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from '../services/analytics/growthbook.js'
3→import type { SessionId } from '../types/ids.js'
4→import { isEnvTruthy } from '../utils/envUtils.js'
5→
6→// -- config
7→
8→// Immutable values snapshotted once at query() entry. Separating these from
9→// the per-iteration State struct and the mutable ToolUseContext makes future
10→// step() extraction tractable — a pure reducer can take (state, event, config)
11→// where config is plain data.
12→//
13→// Intentionally excludes feature() gates — those are tree-shaking boundaries
14→// and must stay inline at the guarded blocks for dead-code elimination.
15→export type QueryConfig = {
16→ sessionId: SessionId
17→
18→ // Runtime gates (env/statsig). NOT feature() gates — see above.
19→ gates: {
20→ // Statsig — CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE already admits staleness, so snapshotting
21→ // once per query() call stays within the existing contract.
22→ streamingToolExecution: boolean
23→ emitToolUseSummaries: boolean
24→ isAnt: boolean
25→ fastModeEnabled: boolean
26→ }
27→}
28→
29→export function buildQueryConfig(): QueryConfig {
30→ return {
31→ sessionId: getSessionId(),
32→ gates: {
33→ streamingToolExecution: checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
34→ 'tengu_streaming_tool_execution2',
35→ ),
36→ emitToolUseSummaries: isEnvTruthy(
37→ process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_EMIT_TOOL_USE_SUMMARIES,
38→ ),
39→ isAnt: process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant',
40→ // Inlined from fastMode.ts to avoid pulling its heavy module graph
41→ // (axios, settings, auth, model, oauth, config) into test shards that
42→ // didn't previously load it — changes init order and breaks unrelated tests.
43→ fastModeEnabled: !isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FAST_MODE),
44→ },
45→ }
46→}
47→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\config.ts Status: Completed
1→import { getSessionId } from '../bootstrap/state.js'
2→import { checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from '../services/analytics/growthbook.js'
3→import type { SessionId } from '../types/ids.js'
4→import { isEnvTruthy } from '../utils/envUtils.js'
5→
6→// -- config
7→
8→// Immutable values snapshotted once at query() entry. Separating these from
9→// the per-iteration State struct and the mutable ToolUseContext makes future
10→// step() extraction tractable — a pure reducer can take (state, event, config)
11→// where config is plain data.
12→//
13→// Intentionally excludes feature() gates — those are tree-shaking boundaries
14→// and must stay inline at the guarded blocks for dead-code elimination.
15→export type QueryConfig = {
16→ sessionId: SessionId
17→
18→ // Runtime gates (env/statsig). NOT feature() gates — see above.
19→ gates: {
20→ // Statsig — CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE already admits staleness, so snapshotting
21→ // once per query() call stays within the existing contract.
22→ streamingToolExecution: boolean
23→ emitToolUseSummaries: boolean
24→ isAnt: boolean
25→ fastModeEnabled: boolean
26→ }
27→}
28→
29→export function buildQueryConfig(): QueryConfig {
30→ return {
31→ sessionId: getSessionId(),
32→ gates: {
33→ streamingToolExecution: checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
34→ 'tengu_streaming_tool_execution2',
35→ ),
36→ emitToolUseSummaries: isEnvTruthy(
37→ process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_EMIT_TOOL_USE_SUMMARIES,
38→ ),
39→ isAnt: process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant',
40→ // Inlined from fastMode.ts to avoid pulling its heavy module graph
41→ // (axios, settings, auth, model, oauth, config) into test shards that
42→ // didn't previously load it — changes init order and breaks unrelated tests.
43→ fastModeEnabled: !isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FAST_MODE),
44→ },
45→ }
46→}
47→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\deps.ts Status: Completed
1→import { randomUUID } from 'crypto'
2→import { queryModelWithStreaming } from '../services/api/claude.js'
3→import { autoCompactIfNeeded } from '../services/compact/autoCompact.js'
4→import { microcompactMessages } from '../services/compact/microCompact.js'
5→
6→// -- deps
7→
8→// I/O dependencies for query(). Passing a `deps` override into QueryParams
9→// lets tests inject fakes directly instead of spyOn-per-module — the most
10→// common mocks (callModel, autocompact) are each spied in 6-8 test files
11→// today with module-import-and-spy boilerplate.
12→//
13→// Using `typeof fn` keeps signatures in sync with the real implementations
14→// automatically. This file imports the real functions for both typing and
15→// the production factory — tests that import this file for typing are
16→// already importing query.ts (which imports everything), so there's no
17→// new module-graph cost.
18→//
19→// Scope is intentionally narrow (4 deps) to prove the pattern. Followup
20→// PRs can add runTools, handleStopHooks, logEvent, queue ops, etc.
21→export type QueryDeps = {
22→ // -- model
23→ callModel: typeof queryModelWithStreaming
24→
25→ // -- compaction
26→ microcompact: typeof microcompactMessages
27→ autocompact: typeof autoCompactIfNeeded
28→
29→ // -- platform
30→ uuid: () => string
31→}
32→
33→export function productionDeps(): QueryDeps {
34→ return {
35→ callModel: queryModelWithStreaming,
36→ microcompact: microcompactMessages,
37→ autocompact: autoCompactIfNeeded,
38→ uuid: randomUUID,
39→ }
40→}
41→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\tokenBudget.ts Status: Completed
1→import { getBudgetContinuationMessage } from '../utils/tokenBudget.js'
2→
3→const COMPLETION_THRESHOLD = 0.9
4→const DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD = 500
5→
6→export type BudgetTracker = {
7→ continuationCount: number
8→ lastDeltaTokens: number
9→ lastGlobalTurnTokens: number
10→ startedAt: number
11→}
12→
13→export function createBudgetTracker(): BudgetTracker {
14→ return {
15→ continuationCount: 0,
16→ lastDeltaTokens: 0,
17→ lastGlobalTurnTokens: 0,
18→ startedAt: Date.now(),
19→ }
20→}
21→
22→type ContinueDecision = {
23→ action: 'continue'
24→ nudgeMessage: string
25→ continuationCount: number
26→ pct: number
27→ turnTokens: number
28→ budget: number
29→}
30→
31→type StopDecision = {
32→ action: 'stop'
33→ completionEvent: {
34→ continuationCount: number
35→ pct: number
36→ turnTokens: number
37→ budget: number
38→ diminishingReturns: boolean
39→ durationMs: number
40→ } | null
41→}
42→
43→export type TokenBudgetDecision = ContinueDecision | StopDecision
44→
45→export function checkTokenBudget(
46→ tracker: BudgetTracker,
47→ agentId: string | undefined,
48→ budget: number | null,
49→ globalTurnTokens: number,
50→): TokenBudgetDecision {
51→ if (agentId || budget === null || budget <= 0) {
52→ return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
53→ }
54→
55→ const turnTokens = globalTurnTokens
56→ const pct = Math.round((turnTokens / budget) * 100)
57→ const deltaSinceLastCheck = globalTurnTokens - tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens
58→
59→ const isDiminishing =
60→ tracker.continuationCount >= 3 &&
61→ deltaSinceLastCheck < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD &&
62→ tracker.lastDeltaTokens < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD
63→
64→ if (!isDiminishing && turnTokens < budget * COMPLETION_THRESHOLD) {
65→ tracker.continuationCount++
66→ tracker.lastDeltaTokens = deltaSinceLastCheck
67→ tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens = globalTurnTokens
68→ return {
69→ action: 'continue',
70→ nudgeMessage: getBudgetContinuationMessage(pct, turnTokens, budget),
71→ continuationCount: tracker.continuationCount,
72→ pct,
73→ turnTokens,
74→ budget,
75→ }
76→ }
77→
78→ if (isDiminishing || tracker.continuationCount > 0) {
79→ return {
80→ action: 'stop',
81→ completionEvent: {
82→ continuationCount: tracker.continuationCount,
83→ pct,
84→ turnTokens,
85→ budget,
86→ diminishingReturns: isDiminishing,
87→ durationMs: Date.now() - tracker.startedAt,
88→ },
89→ }
90→ }
91→
92→ return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
93→}
94→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\stopHooks.ts Status: Completed
1→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
2→import { getShortcutDisplay } from '../keybindings/shortcutFormat.js'
3→import { isExtractModeActive } from '../memdir/paths.js'
4→import {
5→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
6→ logEvent,
7→} from '../services/analytics/index.js'
8→import type { ToolUseContext } from '../Tool.js'
9→import type { HookProgress } from '../types/hooks.js'
10→import type {
11→ AssistantMessage,
12→ Message,
13→ RequestStartEvent,
14→ StopHookInfo,
15→ StreamEvent,
16→ TombstoneMessage,
17→ ToolUseSummaryMessage,
18→} from '../types/message.js'
19→import { createAttachmentMessage } from '../utils/attachments.js'
20→import { logForDebugging } from '../utils/debug.js'
21→import { errorMessage } from '../utils/errors.js'
22→import type { REPLHookContext } from '../utils/hooks/postSamplingHooks.js'
23→import {
24→ executeStopHooks,
25→ executeTaskCompletedHooks,
26→ executeTeammateIdleHooks,
27→ getStopHookMessage,
28→ getTaskCompletedHookMessage,
29→ getTeammateIdleHookMessage,
30→} from '../utils/hooks.js'
31→import {
32→ createStopHookSummaryMessage,
33→ createSystemMessage,
34→ createUserInterruptionMessage,
35→ createUserMessage,
36→} from '../utils/messages.js'
37→import type { SystemPrompt } from '../utils/systemPromptType.js'
38→import { getTaskListId, listTasks } from '../utils/tasks.js'
39→import { getAgentName, getTeamName, isTeammate } from '../utils/teammate.js'
40→
41→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
42→const extractMemoriesModule = feature('EXTRACT_MEMORIES')
43→ ? (require('../services/extractMemories/extractMemories.js') as typeof import('../services/extractMemories/extractMemories.js'))
44→ : null
45→const jobClassifierModule = feature('TEMPLATES')
46→ ? (require('../jobs/classifier.js') as typeof import('../jobs/classifier.js'))
47→ : null
48→
49→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
50→
51→import type { QuerySource } from '../constants/querySource.js'
52→import { executeAutoDream } from '../services/autoDream/autoDream.js'
53→import { executePromptSuggestion } from '../services/PromptSuggestion/promptSuggestion.js'
54→import { isBareMode, isEnvDefinedFalsy } from '../utils/envUtils.js'
55→import {
56→ createCacheSafeParams,
57→ saveCacheSafeParams,
58→} from '../utils/forkedAgent.js'
59→
60→type StopHookResult = {
61→ blockingErrors: Message[]
62→ preventContinuation: boolean
63→}
64→
65→export async function* handleStopHooks(
66→ messagesForQuery: Message[],
67→ assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
68→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt,
69→ userContext: { [k: string]: string },
70→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string },
71→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext,
72→ querySource: QuerySource,
73→ stopHookActive?: boolean,
74→): AsyncGenerator<
75→ | StreamEvent
76→ | RequestStartEvent
77→ | Message
78→ | TombstoneMessage
79→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
80→ StopHookResult
81→> {
82→ const hookStartTime = Date.now()
83→
84→ const stopHookContext: REPLHookContext = {
85→ messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
86→ systemPrompt,
87→ userContext,
88→ systemContext,
89→ toolUseContext,
90→ querySource,
91→ }
92→ // Only save params for main session queries — subagents must not overwrite.
93→ // Outside the prompt-suggestion gate: the REPL /btw command and the
94→ // side_question SDK control_request both read this snapshot, and neither
95→ // depends on prompt suggestions being enabled.
96→ if (querySource === 'repl_main_thread' || querySource === 'sdk') {
97→ saveCacheSafeParams(createCacheSafeParams(stopHookContext))
98→ }
99→
100→ // Template job classification: when running as a dispatched job, classify
101→ // state after each turn. Gate on repl_main_thread so background forks
102→ // (extract-memories, auto-dream) don't pollute the timeline with their own
103→ // assistant messages. Await the classifier so state.json is written before
104→ // the turn returns — otherwise `claude list` shows stale state for the gap.
105→ // Env key hardcoded (vs importing JOB_ENV_KEY from jobs/state) to match the
106→ // require()-gated jobs/ import pattern above; spawn.test.ts asserts the
107→ // string matches.
108→ if (
109→ feature('TEMPLATES') &&
110→ process.env.CLAUDE_JOB_DIR &&
111→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread') &&
112→ !toolUseContext.agentId
113→ ) {
114→ // Full turn history — assistantMessages resets each queryLoop iteration,
115→ // so tool calls from earlier iterations (Agent spawn, then summary) need
116→ // messagesForQuery to be visible in the tool-call summary.
117→ const turnAssistantMessages = stopHookContext.messages.filter(
118→ (m): m is AssistantMessage => m.type === 'assistant',
119→ )
120→ const p = jobClassifierModule!
121→ .classifyAndWriteState(process.env.CLAUDE_JOB_DIR, turnAssistantMessages)
122→ .catch(err => {
123→ logForDebugging(`[job] classifier error: ${errorMessage(err)}`, {
124→ level: 'error',
125→ })
126→ })
127→ await Promise.race([
128→ p,
129→ // eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-syntax -- sleep() has no .unref(); timer must not block exit
130→ new Promise<void>(r => setTimeout(r, 60_000).unref()),
131→ ])
132→ }
133→ // --bare / SIMPLE: skip background bookkeeping (prompt suggestion,
134→ // memory extraction, auto-dream). Scripted -p calls don't want auto-memory
135→ // or forked agents contending for resources during shutdown.
136→ if (!isBareMode()) {
137→ // Inline env check for dead code elimination in external builds
138→ if (!isEnvDefinedFalsy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_PROMPT_SUGGESTION)) {
139→ void executePromptSuggestion(stopHookContext)
140→ }
141→ if (
142→ feature('EXTRACT_MEMORIES') &&
143→ !toolUseContext.agentId &&
144→ isExtractModeActive()
145→ ) {
146→ // Fire-and-forget in both interactive and non-interactive. For -p/SDK,
147→ // print.ts drains the in-flight promise after flushing the response
148→ // but before gracefulShutdownSync (see drainPendingExtraction).
149→ void extractMemoriesModule!.executeExtractMemories(
150→ stopHookContext,
151→ toolUseContext.appendSystemMessage,
152→ )
153→ }
154→ if (!toolUseContext.agentId) {
155→ void executeAutoDream(stopHookContext, toolUseContext.appendSystemMessage)
156→ }
157→ }
158→
159→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release at turn end.
160→ // Main thread only — the CU lock is a process-wide module-level variable,
161→ // so a subagent's stopHooks releasing it leaves the main thread's cleanup
162→ // seeing isLockHeldLocally()===false → no exit notification, and unhides
163→ // mid-turn. Subagents don't start CU sessions so this is a pure skip.
164→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
165→ try {
166→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
167→ '../utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
168→ )
169→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
170→ } catch {
171→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
172→ }
173→ }
174→
175→ try {
176→ const blockingErrors = []
177→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
178→ const permissionMode = appState.toolPermissionContext.mode
179→
180→ const generator = executeStopHooks(
181→ permissionMode,
182→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
183→ undefined,
184→ stopHookActive ?? false,
185→ toolUseContext.agentId,
186→ toolUseContext,
187→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
188→ toolUseContext.agentType,
189→ )
190→
191→ // Consume all progress messages and get blocking errors
192→ let stopHookToolUseID = ''
193→ let hookCount = 0
194→ let preventedContinuation = false
195→ let stopReason = ''
196→ let hasOutput = false
197→ const hookErrors: string[] = []
198→ const hookInfos: StopHookInfo[] = []
199→
200→ for await (const result of generator) {
201→ if (result.message) {
202→ yield result.message
203→ // Track toolUseID from progress messages and count hooks
204→ if (result.message.type === 'progress' && result.message.toolUseID) {
205→ stopHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
206→ hookCount++
207→ // Extract hook command and prompt text from progress data
208→ const progressData = result.message.data as HookProgress
209→ if (progressData.command) {
210→ hookInfos.push({
211→ command: progressData.command,
212→ promptText: progressData.promptText,
213→ })
214→ }
215→ }
216→ // Track errors and output from attachments
217→ if (result.message.type === 'attachment') {
218→ const attachment = result.message.attachment
219→ if (
220→ 'hookEvent' in attachment &&
221→ (attachment.hookEvent === 'Stop' ||
222→ attachment.hookEvent === 'SubagentStop')
223→ ) {
224→ if (attachment.type === 'hook_non_blocking_error') {
225→ hookErrors.push(
226→ attachment.stderr || `Exit code ${attachment.exitCode}`,
227→ )
228→ // Non-blocking errors always have output
229→ hasOutput = true
230→ } else if (attachment.type === 'hook_error_during_execution') {
231→ hookErrors.push(attachment.content)
232→ hasOutput = true
233→ } else if (attachment.type === 'hook_success') {
234→ // Check if successful hook produced any stdout/stderr
235→ if (
236→ (attachment.stdout && attachment.stdout.trim()) ||
237→ (attachment.stderr && attachment.stderr.trim())
238→ ) {
239→ hasOutput = true
240→ }
241→ }
242→ // Extract per-hook duration for timing visibility.
243→ // Hooks run in parallel; match by command + first unassigned entry.
244→ if ('durationMs' in attachment && 'command' in attachment) {
245→ const info = hookInfos.find(
246→ i =>
247→ i.command === attachment.command &&
248→ i.durationMs === undefined,
249→ )
250→ if (info) {
251→ info.durationMs = attachment.durationMs
252→ }
253→ }
254→ }
255→ }
256→ }
257→ if (result.blockingError) {
258→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
259→ content: getStopHookMessage(result.blockingError),
260→ isMeta: true, // Hide from UI (shown in summary message instead)
261→ })
262→ blockingErrors.push(userMessage)
263→ yield userMessage
264→ hasOutput = true
265→ // Add to hookErrors so it appears in the summary
266→ hookErrors.push(result.blockingError.blockingError)
267→ }
268→ // Check if hook wants to prevent continuation
269→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
270→ preventedContinuation = true
271→ stopReason = result.stopReason || 'Stop hook prevented continuation'
272→ // Create attachment to track the stopped continuation (for structured data)
273→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
274→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
275→ message: stopReason,
276→ hookName: 'Stop',
277→ toolUseID: stopHookToolUseID,
278→ hookEvent: 'Stop',
279→ })
280→ }
281→
282→ // Check if we were aborted during hook execution
283→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
284→ logEvent('tengu_pre_stop_hooks_cancelled', {
285→ queryChainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking
286→ ?.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
287→
288→ queryDepth: toolUseContext.queryTracking?.depth,
289→ })
290→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
291→ toolUse: false,
292→ })
293→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
294→ }
295→ }
296→
297→ // Create summary system message if hooks ran
298→ if (hookCount > 0) {
299→ yield createStopHookSummaryMessage(
300→ hookCount,
301→ hookInfos,
302→ hookErrors,
303→ preventedContinuation,
304→ stopReason,
305→ hasOutput,
306→ 'suggestion',
307→ stopHookToolUseID,
308→ )
309→
310→ // Send notification about errors (shown in verbose/transcript mode via ctrl+o)
311→ if (hookErrors.length > 0) {
312→ const expandShortcut = getShortcutDisplay(
313→ 'app:toggleTranscript',
314→ 'Global',
315→ 'ctrl+o',
316→ )
317→ toolUseContext.addNotification?.({
318→ key: 'stop-hook-error',
319→ text: `Stop hook error occurred \u00b7 ${expandShortcut} to see`,
320→ priority: 'immediate',
321→ })
322→ }
323→ }
324→
325→ if (preventedContinuation) {
326→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
327→ }
328→
329→ // Collect blocking errors from stop hooks
330→ if (blockingErrors.length > 0) {
331→ return { blockingErrors, preventContinuation: false }
332→ }
333→
334→ // After Stop hooks pass, run TeammateIdle and TaskCompleted hooks if this is a teammate
335→ if (isTeammate()) {
336→ const teammateName = getAgentName() ?? ''
337→ const teamName = getTeamName() ?? ''
338→ const teammateBlockingErrors: Message[] = []
339→ let teammatePreventedContinuation = false
340→ let teammateStopReason: string | undefined
341→ // Each hook executor generates its own toolUseID — capture from progress
342→ // messages (same pattern as stopHookToolUseID at L142), not the Stop ID.
343→ let teammateHookToolUseID = ''
344→
345→ // Run TaskCompleted hooks for any in-progress tasks owned by this teammate
346→ const taskListId = getTaskListId()
347→ const tasks = await listTasks(taskListId)
348→ const inProgressTasks = tasks.filter(
349→ t => t.status === 'in_progress' && t.owner === teammateName,
350→ )
351→
352→ for (const task of inProgressTasks) {
353→ const taskCompletedGenerator = executeTaskCompletedHooks(
354→ task.id,
355→ task.subject,
356→ task.description,
357→ teammateName,
358→ teamName,
359→ permissionMode,
360→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
361→ undefined,
362→ toolUseContext,
363→ )
364→
365→ for await (const result of taskCompletedGenerator) {
366→ if (result.message) {
367→ if (
368→ result.message.type === 'progress' &&
369→ result.message.toolUseID
370→ ) {
371→ teammateHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
372→ }
373→ yield result.message
374→ }
375→ if (result.blockingError) {
376→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
377→ content: getTaskCompletedHookMessage(result.blockingError),
378→ isMeta: true,
379→ })
380→ teammateBlockingErrors.push(userMessage)
381→ yield userMessage
382→ }
383→ // Match Stop hook behavior: allow preventContinuation/stopReason
384→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
385→ teammatePreventedContinuation = true
386→ teammateStopReason =
387→ result.stopReason || 'TaskCompleted hook prevented continuation'
388→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
389→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
390→ message: teammateStopReason,
391→ hookName: 'TaskCompleted',
392→ toolUseID: teammateHookToolUseID,
393→ hookEvent: 'TaskCompleted',
394→ })
395→ }
396→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
397→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
398→ }
399→ }
400→ }
401→
402→ // Run TeammateIdle hooks
403→ const teammateIdleGenerator = executeTeammateIdleHooks(
404→ teammateName,
405→ teamName,
406→ permissionMode,
407→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
408→ )
409→
410→ for await (const result of teammateIdleGenerator) {
411→ if (result.message) {
412→ if (result.message.type === 'progress' && result.message.toolUseID) {
413→ teammateHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
414→ }
415→ yield result.message
416→ }
417→ if (result.blockingError) {
418→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
419→ content: getTeammateIdleHookMessage(result.blockingError),
420→ isMeta: true,
421→ })
422→ teammateBlockingErrors.push(userMessage)
423→ yield userMessage
424→ }
425→ // Match Stop hook behavior: allow preventContinuation/stopReason
426→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
427→ teammatePreventedContinuation = true
428→ teammateStopReason =
429→ result.stopReason || 'TeammateIdle hook prevented continuation'
430→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
431→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
432→ message: teammateStopReason,
433→ hookName: 'TeammateIdle',
434→ toolUseID: teammateHookToolUseID,
435→ hookEvent: 'TeammateIdle',
436→ })
437→ }
438→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
439→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
440→ }
441→ }
442→
443→ if (teammatePreventedContinuation) {
444→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
445→ }
446→
447→ if (teammateBlockingErrors.length > 0) {
448→ return {
449→ blockingErrors: teammateBlockingErrors,
450→ preventContinuation: false,
451→ }
452→ }
453→ }
454→
455→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: false }
456→ } catch (error) {
457→ const durationMs = Date.now() - hookStartTime
458→ logEvent('tengu_stop_hook_error', {
459→ duration: durationMs,
460→
461→ queryChainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking
462→ ?.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
463→ queryDepth: toolUseContext.queryTracking?.depth,
464→ })
465→ // Yield a system message that is not visible to the model for the user
466→ // to debug their hook.
467→ yield createSystemMessage(
468→ `Stop hook failed: ${errorMessage(error)}`,
469→ 'warning',
470→ )
471→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: false }
472→ }
473→}
474→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md Status: Completed
1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [ ] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎
7→- [ ] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [ ] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统
22→- [ ] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\deps.ts Status: Completed
1→import { randomUUID } from 'crypto'
2→import { queryModelWithStreaming } from '../services/api/claude.js'
3→import { autoCompactIfNeeded } from '../services/compact/autoCompact.js'
4→import { microcompactMessages } from '../services/compact/microCompact.js'
5→
6→// -- deps
7→
8→// I/O dependencies for query(). Passing a `deps` override into QueryParams
9→// lets tests inject fakes directly instead of spyOn-per-module — the most
10→// common mocks (callModel, autocompact) are each spied in 6-8 test files
11→// today with module-import-and-spy boilerplate.
12→//
13→// Using `typeof fn` keeps signatures in sync with the real implementations
14→// automatically. This file imports the real functions for both typing and
15→// the production factory — tests that import this file for typing are
16→// already importing query.ts (which imports everything), so there's no
17→// new module-graph cost.
18→//
19→// Scope is intentionally narrow (4 deps) to prove the pattern. Followup
20→// PRs can add runTools, handleStopHooks, logEvent, queue ops, etc.
21→export type QueryDeps = {
22→ // -- model
23→ callModel: typeof queryModelWithStreaming
24→
25→ // -- compaction
26→ microcompact: typeof microcompactMessages
27→ autocompact: typeof autoCompactIfNeeded
28→
29→ // -- platform
30→ uuid: () => string
31→}
32→
33→export function productionDeps(): QueryDeps {
34→ return {
35→ callModel: queryModelWithStreaming,
36→ microcompact: microcompactMessages,
37→ autocompact: autoCompactIfNeeded,
38→ uuid: randomUUID,
39→ }
40→}
41→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\tokenBudget.ts Status: Completed
1→import { getBudgetContinuationMessage } from '../utils/tokenBudget.js'
2→
3→const COMPLETION_THRESHOLD = 0.9
4→const DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD = 500
5→
6→export type BudgetTracker = {
7→ continuationCount: number
8→ lastDeltaTokens: number
9→ lastGlobalTurnTokens: number
10→ startedAt: number
11→}
12→
13→export function createBudgetTracker(): BudgetTracker {
14→ return {
15→ continuationCount: 0,
16→ lastDeltaTokens: 0,
17→ lastGlobalTurnTokens: 0,
18→ startedAt: Date.now(),
19→ }
20→}
21→
22→type ContinueDecision = {
23→ action: 'continue'
24→ nudgeMessage: string
25→ continuationCount: number
26→ pct: number
27→ turnTokens: number
28→ budget: number
29→}
30→
31→type StopDecision = {
32→ action: 'stop'
33→ completionEvent: {
34→ continuationCount: number
35→ pct: number
36→ turnTokens: number
37→ budget: number
38→ diminishingReturns: boolean
39→ durationMs: number
40→ } | null
41→}
42→
43→export type TokenBudgetDecision = ContinueDecision | StopDecision
44→
45→export function checkTokenBudget(
46→ tracker: BudgetTracker,
47→ agentId: string | undefined,
48→ budget: number | null,
49→ globalTurnTokens: number,
50→): TokenBudgetDecision {
51→ if (agentId || budget === null || budget <= 0) {
52→ return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
53→ }
54→
55→ const turnTokens = globalTurnTokens
56→ const pct = Math.round((turnTokens / budget) * 100)
57→ const deltaSinceLastCheck = globalTurnTokens - tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens
58→
59→ const isDiminishing =
60→ tracker.continuationCount >= 3 &&
61→ deltaSinceLastCheck < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD &&
62→ tracker.lastDeltaTokens < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD
63→
64→ if (!isDiminishing && turnTokens < budget * COMPLETION_THRESHOLD) {
65→ tracker.continuationCount++
66→ tracker.lastDeltaTokens = deltaSinceLastCheck
67→ tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens = globalTurnTokens
68→ return {
69→ action: 'continue',
70→ nudgeMessage: getBudgetContinuationMessage(pct, turnTokens, budget),
71→ continuationCount: tracker.continuationCount,
72→ pct,
73→ turnTokens,
74→ budget,
75→ }
76→ }
77→
78→ if (isDiminishing || tracker.continuationCount > 0) {
79→ return {
80→ action: 'stop',
81→ completionEvent: {
82→ continuationCount: tracker.continuationCount,
83→ pct,
84→ turnTokens,
85→ budget,
86→ diminishingReturns: isDiminishing,
87→ durationMs: Date.now() - tracker.startedAt,
88→ },
89→ }
90→ }
91→
92→ return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
93→}
94→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1 - 100) Status: Completed
1→// biome-ignore-all assist/source/organizeImports: ANT-ONLY import markers must not be reordered
2→import type {
3→ ToolResultBlockParam,
4→ ToolUseBlock,
5→} from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
6→import type { CanUseToolFn } from './hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
7→import { FallbackTriggeredError } from './services/api/withRetry.js'
8→import {
9→ calculateTokenWarningState,
10→ isAutoCompactEnabled,
11→ type AutoCompactTrackingState,
12→} from './services/compact/autoCompact.js'
13→import { buildPostCompactMessages } from './services/compact/compact.js'
14→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
15→const reactiveCompact = feature('REACTIVE_COMPACT')
16→ ? (require('./services/compact/reactiveCompact.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/reactiveCompact.js'))
17→ : null
18→const contextCollapse = feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')
19→ ? (require('./services/contextCollapse/index.js') as typeof import('./services/contextCollapse/index.js'))
20→ : null
21→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
22→import {
23→ logEvent,
24→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
25→} from 'src/services/analytics/index.js'
26→import { ImageSizeError } from './utils/imageValidation.js'
27→import { ImageResizeError } from './utils/imageResizer.js'
28→import { findToolByName, type ToolUseContext } from './Tool.js'
29→import { asSystemPrompt, type SystemPrompt } from './utils/systemPromptType.js'
30→import type {
31→ AssistantMessage,
32→ AttachmentMessage,
33→ Message,
34→ RequestStartEvent,
35→ StreamEvent,
36→ ToolUseSummaryMessage,
37→ UserMessage,
38→ TombstoneMessage,
39→} from './types/message.js'
40→import { logError } from './utils/log.js'
41→import {
42→ PROMPT_TOO_LONG_ERROR_MESSAGE,
43→ isPromptTooLongMessage,
44→} from './services/api/errors.js'
45→import { logAntError, logForDebugging } from './utils/debug.js'
46→import {
47→ createUserMessage,
48→ createUserInterruptionMessage,
49→ normalizeMessagesForAPI,
50→ createSystemMessage,
51→ createAssistantAPIErrorMessage,
52→ getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary,
53→ createToolUseSummaryMessage,
54→ createMicrocompactBoundaryMessage,
55→ stripSignatureBlocks,
56→} from './utils/messages.js'
57→import { generateToolUseSummary } from './services/toolUseSummary/toolUseSummaryGenerator.js'
58→import { prependUserContext, appendSystemContext } from './utils/api.js'
59→import {
60→ createAttachmentMessage,
61→ filterDuplicateMemoryAttachments,
62→ getAttachmentMessages,
63→ startRelevantMemoryPrefetch,
64→} from './utils/attachments.js'
65→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
66→const skillPrefetch = feature('EXPERIMENTAL_SKILL_SEARCH')
67→ ? (require('./services/skillSearch/prefetch.js') as typeof import('./services/skillSearch/prefetch.js'))
68→ : null
69→const jobClassifier = feature('TEMPLATES')
70→ ? (require('./jobs/classifier.js') as typeof import('./jobs/classifier.js'))
71→ : null
72→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
73→import {
74→ remove as removeFromQueue,
75→ getCommandsByMaxPriority,
76→ isSlashCommand,
77→} from './utils/messageQueueManager.js'
78→import { notifyCommandLifecycle } from './utils/commandLifecycle.js'
79→import { headlessProfilerCheckpoint } from './utils/headlessProfiler.js'
80→import {
81→ getRuntimeMainLoopModel,
82→ renderModelName,
83→} from './utils/model/model.js'
84→import {
85→ doesMostRecentAssistantMessageExceed200k,
86→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse,
87→ tokenCountWithEstimation,
88→} from './utils/tokens.js'
89→import { ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS } from './utils/context.js'
90→import { getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from './services/analytics/growthbook.js'
91→import { SLEEP_TOOL_NAME } from './tools/SleepTool/prompt.js'
92→import { executePostSamplingHooks } from './utils/hooks/postSamplingHooks.js'
93→import { executeStopFailureHooks } from './utils/hooks.js'
94→import type { QuerySource } from './constants/querySource.js'
95→import { createDumpPromptsFetch } from './services/api/dumpPrompts.js'
96→import { StreamingToolExecutor } from './services/tools/StreamingToolExecutor.js'
97→import { queryCheckpoint } from './utils/queryProfiler.js'
98→import { runTools } from './services/tools/toolOrchestration.js'
99→import { applyToolResultBudget } from './utils/toolResultStorage.js'
100→import { recordContentReplacement } from './utils/sessionStorage.js'
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (180 - 279) Status: Completed
180→
181→export type QueryParams = {
182→ messages: Message[]
183→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt
184→ userContext: { [k: string]: string }
185→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string }
186→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn
187→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
188→ fallbackModel?: string
189→ querySource: QuerySource
190→ maxOutputTokensOverride?: number
191→ maxTurns?: number
192→ skipCacheWrite?: boolean
193→ // API task_budget (output_config.task_budget, beta task-budgets-2026-03-13).
194→ // Distinct from the tokenBudget +500k auto-continue feature. `total` is the
195→ // budget for the whole agentic turn; `remaining` is computed per iteration
196→ // from cumulative API usage. See configureTaskBudgetParams in claude.ts.
197→ taskBudget?: { total: number }
198→ deps?: QueryDeps
199→}
200→
201→// -- query loop state
202→
203→// Mutable state carried between loop iterations
204→type State = {
205→ messages: Message[]
206→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
207→ autoCompactTracking: AutoCompactTrackingState | undefined
208→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: number
209→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: boolean
210→ maxOutputTokensOverride: number | undefined
211→ pendingToolUseSummary: Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null> | undefined
212→ stopHookActive: boolean | undefined
213→ turnCount: number
214→ // Why the previous iteration continued. Undefined on first iteration.
215→ // Lets tests assert recovery paths fired without inspecting message contents.
216→ transition: Continue | undefined
217→}
218→
219→export async function* query(
220→ params: QueryParams,
221→): AsyncGenerator<
222→ | StreamEvent
223→ | RequestStartEvent
224→ | Message
225→ | TombstoneMessage
226→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
227→ Terminal
228→> {
229→ const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
230→ const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
231→ // Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw (error
232→ // propagates through yield*) and on .return() (Return completion closes
233→ // both generators). This gives the same asymmetric started-without-completed
234→ // signal as print.ts's drainCommandQueue when the turn fails.
235→ for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
236→ notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
237→ }
238→ return terminal
239→}
240→
241→async function* queryLoop(
242→ params: QueryParams,
243→ consumedCommandUuids: string[],
244→): AsyncGenerator<
245→ | StreamEvent
246→ | RequestStartEvent
247→ | Message
248→ | TombstoneMessage
249→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
250→ Terminal
251→> {
252→ // Immutable params — never reassigned during the query loop.
253→ const {
254→ systemPrompt,
255→ userContext,
256→ systemContext,
257→ canUseTool,
258→ fallbackModel,
259→ querySource,
260→ maxTurns,
261→ skipCacheWrite,
262→ } = params
263→ const deps = params.deps ?? productionDeps()
264→
265→ // Mutable cross-iteration state. The loop body destructures this at the top
266→ // of each iteration so reads stay bare-name (`messages`, `toolUseContext`).
267→ // Continue sites write `state = { ... }` instead of 9 separate assignments.
268→ let state: State = {
269→ messages: params.messages,
270→ toolUseContext: params.toolUseContext,
271→ maxOutputTokensOverride: params.maxOutputTokensOverride,
272→ autoCompactTracking: undefined,
273→ stopHookActive: undefined,
274→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
275→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
276→ turnCount: 1,
277→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
278→ transition: undefined,
279→ }
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query\stopHooks.ts Status: Completed
1→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
2→import { getShortcutDisplay } from '../keybindings/shortcutFormat.js'
3→import { isExtractModeActive } from '../memdir/paths.js'
4→import {
5→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
6→ logEvent,
7→} from '../services/analytics/index.js'
8→import type { ToolUseContext } from '../Tool.js'
9→import type { HookProgress } from '../types/hooks.js'
10→import type {
11→ AssistantMessage,
12→ Message,
13→ RequestStartEvent,
14→ StopHookInfo,
15→ StreamEvent,
16→ TombstoneMessage,
17→ ToolUseSummaryMessage,
18→} from '../types/message.js'
19→import { createAttachmentMessage } from '../utils/attachments.js'
20→import { logForDebugging } from '../utils/debug.js'
21→import { errorMessage } from '../utils/errors.js'
22→import type { REPLHookContext } from '../utils/hooks/postSamplingHooks.js'
23→import {
24→ executeStopHooks,
25→ executeTaskCompletedHooks,
26→ executeTeammateIdleHooks,
27→ getStopHookMessage,
28→ getTaskCompletedHookMessage,
29→ getTeammateIdleHookMessage,
30→} from '../utils/hooks.js'
31→import {
32→ createStopHookSummaryMessage,
33→ createSystemMessage,
34→ createUserInterruptionMessage,
35→ createUserMessage,
36→} from '../utils/messages.js'
37→import type { SystemPrompt } from '../utils/systemPromptType.js'
38→import { getTaskListId, listTasks } from '../utils/tasks.js'
39→import { getAgentName, getTeamName, isTeammate } from '../utils/teammate.js'
40→
41→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
42→const extractMemoriesModule = feature('EXTRACT_MEMORIES')
43→ ? (require('../services/extractMemories/extractMemories.js') as typeof import('../services/extractMemories/extractMemories.js'))
44→ : null
45→const jobClassifierModule = feature('TEMPLATES')
46→ ? (require('../jobs/classifier.js') as typeof import('../jobs/classifier.js'))
47→ : null
48→
49→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
50→
51→import type { QuerySource } from '../constants/querySource.js'
52→import { executeAutoDream } from '../services/autoDream/autoDream.js'
53→import { executePromptSuggestion } from '../services/PromptSuggestion/promptSuggestion.js'
54→import { isBareMode, isEnvDefinedFalsy } from '../utils/envUtils.js'
55→import {
56→ createCacheSafeParams,
57→ saveCacheSafeParams,
58→} from '../utils/forkedAgent.js'
59→
60→type StopHookResult = {
61→ blockingErrors: Message[]
62→ preventContinuation: boolean
63→}
64→
65→export async function* handleStopHooks(
66→ messagesForQuery: Message[],
67→ assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
68→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt,
69→ userContext: { [k: string]: string },
70→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string },
71→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext,
72→ querySource: QuerySource,
73→ stopHookActive?: boolean,
74→): AsyncGenerator<
75→ | StreamEvent
76→ | RequestStartEvent
77→ | Message
78→ | TombstoneMessage
79→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
80→ StopHookResult
81→> {
82→ const hookStartTime = Date.now()
83→
84→ const stopHookContext: REPLHookContext = {
85→ messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
86→ systemPrompt,
87→ userContext,
88→ systemContext,
89→ toolUseContext,
90→ querySource,
91→ }
92→ // Only save params for main session queries — subagents must not overwrite.
93→ // Outside the prompt-suggestion gate: the REPL /btw command and the
94→ // side_question SDK control_request both read this snapshot, and neither
95→ // depends on prompt suggestions being enabled.
96→ if (querySource === 'repl_main_thread' || querySource === 'sdk') {
97→ saveCacheSafeParams(createCacheSafeParams(stopHookContext))
98→ }
99→
100→ // Template job classification: when running as a dispatched job, classify
101→ // state after each turn. Gate on repl_main_thread so background forks
102→ // (extract-memories, auto-dream) don't pollute the timeline with their own
103→ // assistant messages. Await the classifier so state.json is written before
104→ // the turn returns — otherwise `claude list` shows stale state for the gap.
105→ // Env key hardcoded (vs importing JOB_ENV_KEY from jobs/state) to match the
106→ // require()-gated jobs/ import pattern above; spawn.test.ts asserts the
107→ // string matches.
108→ if (
109→ feature('TEMPLATES') &&
110→ process.env.CLAUDE_JOB_DIR &&
111→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread') &&
112→ !toolUseContext.agentId
113→ ) {
114→ // Full turn history — assistantMessages resets each queryLoop iteration,
115→ // so tool calls from earlier iterations (Agent spawn, then summary) need
116→ // messagesForQuery to be visible in the tool-call summary.
117→ const turnAssistantMessages = stopHookContext.messages.filter(
118→ (m): m is AssistantMessage => m.type === 'assistant',
119→ )
120→ const p = jobClassifierModule!
121→ .classifyAndWriteState(process.env.CLAUDE_JOB_DIR, turnAssistantMessages)
122→ .catch(err => {
123→ logForDebugging(`[job] classifier error: ${errorMessage(err)}`, {
124→ level: 'error',
125→ })
126→ })
127→ await Promise.race([
128→ p,
129→ // eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-syntax -- sleep() has no .unref(); timer must not block exit
130→ new Promise<void>(r => setTimeout(r, 60_000).unref()),
131→ ])
132→ }
133→ // --bare / SIMPLE: skip background bookkeeping (prompt suggestion,
134→ // memory extraction, auto-dream). Scripted -p calls don't want auto-memory
135→ // or forked agents contending for resources during shutdown.
136→ if (!isBareMode()) {
137→ // Inline env check for dead code elimination in external builds
138→ if (!isEnvDefinedFalsy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_PROMPT_SUGGESTION)) {
139→ void executePromptSuggestion(stopHookContext)
140→ }
141→ if (
142→ feature('EXTRACT_MEMORIES') &&
143→ !toolUseContext.agentId &&
144→ isExtractModeActive()
145→ ) {
146→ // Fire-and-forget in both interactive and non-interactive. For -p/SDK,
147→ // print.ts drains the in-flight promise after flushing the response
148→ // but before gracefulShutdownSync (see drainPendingExtraction).
149→ void extractMemoriesModule!.executeExtractMemories(
150→ stopHookContext,
151→ toolUseContext.appendSystemMessage,
152→ )
153→ }
154→ if (!toolUseContext.agentId) {
155→ void executeAutoDream(stopHookContext, toolUseContext.appendSystemMessage)
156→ }
157→ }
158→
159→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release at turn end.
160→ // Main thread only — the CU lock is a process-wide module-level variable,
161→ // so a subagent's stopHooks releasing it leaves the main thread's cleanup
162→ // seeing isLockHeldLocally()===false → no exit notification, and unhides
163→ // mid-turn. Subagents don't start CU sessions so this is a pure skip.
164→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
165→ try {
166→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
167→ '../utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
168→ )
169→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
170→ } catch {
171→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
172→ }
173→ }
174→
175→ try {
176→ const blockingErrors = []
177→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
178→ const permissionMode = appState.toolPermissionContext.mode
179→
180→ const generator = executeStopHooks(
181→ permissionMode,
182→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
183→ undefined,
184→ stopHookActive ?? false,
185→ toolUseContext.agentId,
186→ toolUseContext,
187→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
188→ toolUseContext.agentType,
189→ )
190→
191→ // Consume all progress messages and get blocking errors
192→ let stopHookToolUseID = ''
193→ let hookCount = 0
194→ let preventedContinuation = false
195→ let stopReason = ''
196→ let hasOutput = false
197→ const hookErrors: string[] = []
198→ const hookInfos: StopHookInfo[] = []
199→
200→ for await (const result of generator) {
201→ if (result.message) {
202→ yield result.message
203→ // Track toolUseID from progress messages and count hooks
204→ if (result.message.type === 'progress' && result.message.toolUseID) {
205→ stopHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
206→ hookCount++
207→ // Extract hook command and prompt text from progress data
208→ const progressData = result.message.data as HookProgress
209→ if (progressData.command) {
210→ hookInfos.push({
211→ command: progressData.command,
212→ promptText: progressData.promptText,
213→ })
214→ }
215→ }
216→ // Track errors and output from attachments
217→ if (result.message.type === 'attachment') {
218→ const attachment = result.message.attachment
219→ if (
220→ 'hookEvent' in attachment &&
221→ (attachment.hookEvent === 'Stop' ||
222→ attachment.hookEvent === 'SubagentStop')
223→ ) {
224→ if (attachment.type === 'hook_non_blocking_error') {
225→ hookErrors.push(
226→ attachment.stderr || `Exit code ${attachment.exitCode}`,
227→ )
228→ // Non-blocking errors always have output
229→ hasOutput = true
230→ } else if (attachment.type === 'hook_error_during_execution') {
231→ hookErrors.push(attachment.content)
232→ hasOutput = true
233→ } else if (attachment.type === 'hook_success') {
234→ // Check if successful hook produced any stdout/stderr
235→ if (
236→ (attachment.stdout && attachment.stdout.trim()) ||
237→ (attachment.stderr && attachment.stderr.trim())
238→ ) {
239→ hasOutput = true
240→ }
241→ }
242→ // Extract per-hook duration for timing visibility.
243→ // Hooks run in parallel; match by command + first unassigned entry.
244→ if ('durationMs' in attachment && 'command' in attachment) {
245→ const info = hookInfos.find(
246→ i =>
247→ i.command === attachment.command &&
248→ i.durationMs === undefined,
249→ )
250→ if (info) {
251→ info.durationMs = attachment.durationMs
252→ }
253→ }
254→ }
255→ }
256→ }
257→ if (result.blockingError) {
258→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
259→ content: getStopHookMessage(result.blockingError),
260→ isMeta: true, // Hide from UI (shown in summary message instead)
261→ })
262→ blockingErrors.push(userMessage)
263→ yield userMessage
264→ hasOutput = true
265→ // Add to hookErrors so it appears in the summary
266→ hookErrors.push(result.blockingError.blockingError)
267→ }
268→ // Check if hook wants to prevent continuation
269→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
270→ preventedContinuation = true
271→ stopReason = result.stopReason || 'Stop hook prevented continuation'
272→ // Create attachment to track the stopped continuation (for structured data)
273→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
274→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
275→ message: stopReason,
276→ hookName: 'Stop',
277→ toolUseID: stopHookToolUseID,
278→ hookEvent: 'Stop',
279→ })
280→ }
281→
282→ // Check if we were aborted during hook execution
283→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
284→ logEvent('tengu_pre_stop_hooks_cancelled', {
285→ queryChainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking
286→ ?.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
287→
288→ queryDepth: toolUseContext.queryTracking?.depth,
289→ })
290→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
291→ toolUse: false,
292→ })
293→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
294→ }
295→ }
296→
297→ // Create summary system message if hooks ran
298→ if (hookCount > 0) {
299→ yield createStopHookSummaryMessage(
300→ hookCount,
301→ hookInfos,
302→ hookErrors,
303→ preventedContinuation,
304→ stopReason,
305→ hasOutput,
306→ 'suggestion',
307→ stopHookToolUseID,
308→ )
309→
310→ // Send notification about errors (shown in verbose/transcript mode via ctrl+o)
311→ if (hookErrors.length > 0) {
312→ const expandShortcut = getShortcutDisplay(
313→ 'app:toggleTranscript',
314→ 'Global',
315→ 'ctrl+o',
316→ )
317→ toolUseContext.addNotification?.({
318→ key: 'stop-hook-error',
319→ text: `Stop hook error occurred \u00b7 ${expandShortcut} to see`,
320→ priority: 'immediate',
321→ })
322→ }
323→ }
324→
325→ if (preventedContinuation) {
326→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
327→ }
328→
329→ // Collect blocking errors from stop hooks
330→ if (blockingErrors.length > 0) {
331→ return { blockingErrors, preventContinuation: false }
332→ }
333→
334→ // After Stop hooks pass, run TeammateIdle and TaskCompleted hooks if this is a teammate
335→ if (isTeammate()) {
336→ const teammateName = getAgentName() ?? ''
337→ const teamName = getTeamName() ?? ''
338→ const teammateBlockingErrors: Message[] = []
339→ let teammatePreventedContinuation = false
340→ let teammateStopReason: string | undefined
341→ // Each hook executor generates its own toolUseID — capture from progress
342→ // messages (same pattern as stopHookToolUseID at L142), not the Stop ID.
343→ let teammateHookToolUseID = ''
344→
345→ // Run TaskCompleted hooks for any in-progress tasks owned by this teammate
346→ const taskListId = getTaskListId()
347→ const tasks = await listTasks(taskListId)
348→ const inProgressTasks = tasks.filter(
349→ t => t.status === 'in_progress' && t.owner === teammateName,
350→ )
351→
352→ for (const task of inProgressTasks) {
353→ const taskCompletedGenerator = executeTaskCompletedHooks(
354→ task.id,
355→ task.subject,
356→ task.description,
357→ teammateName,
358→ teamName,
359→ permissionMode,
360→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
361→ undefined,
362→ toolUseContext,
363→ )
364→
365→ for await (const result of taskCompletedGenerator) {
366→ if (result.message) {
367→ if (
368→ result.message.type === 'progress' &&
369→ result.message.toolUseID
370→ ) {
371→ teammateHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
372→ }
373→ yield result.message
374→ }
375→ if (result.blockingError) {
376→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
377→ content: getTaskCompletedHookMessage(result.blockingError),
378→ isMeta: true,
379→ })
380→ teammateBlockingErrors.push(userMessage)
381→ yield userMessage
382→ }
383→ // Match Stop hook behavior: allow preventContinuation/stopReason
384→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
385→ teammatePreventedContinuation = true
386→ teammateStopReason =
387→ result.stopReason || 'TaskCompleted hook prevented continuation'
388→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
389→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
390→ message: teammateStopReason,
391→ hookName: 'TaskCompleted',
392→ toolUseID: teammateHookToolUseID,
393→ hookEvent: 'TaskCompleted',
394→ })
395→ }
396→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
397→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
398→ }
399→ }
400→ }
401→
402→ // Run TeammateIdle hooks
403→ const teammateIdleGenerator = executeTeammateIdleHooks(
404→ teammateName,
405→ teamName,
406→ permissionMode,
407→ toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
408→ )
409→
410→ for await (const result of teammateIdleGenerator) {
411→ if (result.message) {
412→ if (result.message.type === 'progress' && result.message.toolUseID) {
413→ teammateHookToolUseID = result.message.toolUseID
414→ }
415→ yield result.message
416→ }
417→ if (result.blockingError) {
418→ const userMessage = createUserMessage({
419→ content: getTeammateIdleHookMessage(result.blockingError),
420→ isMeta: true,
421→ })
422→ teammateBlockingErrors.push(userMessage)
423→ yield userMessage
424→ }
425→ // Match Stop hook behavior: allow preventContinuation/stopReason
426→ if (result.preventContinuation) {
427→ teammatePreventedContinuation = true
428→ teammateStopReason =
429→ result.stopReason || 'TeammateIdle hook prevented continuation'
430→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
431→ type: 'hook_stopped_continuation',
432→ message: teammateStopReason,
433→ hookName: 'TeammateIdle',
434→ toolUseID: teammateHookToolUseID,
435→ hookEvent: 'TeammateIdle',
436→ })
437→ }
438→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
439→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
440→ }
441→ }
442→
443→ if (teammatePreventedContinuation) {
444→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true }
445→ }
446→
447→ if (teammateBlockingErrors.length > 0) {
448→ return {
449→ blockingErrors: teammateBlockingErrors,
450→ preventContinuation: false,
451→ }
452→ }
453→ }
454→
455→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: false }
456→ } catch (error) {
457→ const durationMs = Date.now() - hookStartTime
458→ logEvent('tengu_stop_hook_error', {
459→ duration: durationMs,
460→
461→ queryChainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking
462→ ?.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
463→ queryDepth: toolUseContext.queryTracking?.depth,
464→ })
465→ // Yield a system message that is not visible to the model for the user
466→ // to debug their hook.
467→ yield createSystemMessage(
468→ `Stop hook failed: ${errorMessage(error)}`,
469→ 'warning',
470→ )
471→ return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: false }
472→ }
473→}
474→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (100 - 299) Status: Completed
100→import { recordContentReplacement } from './utils/sessionStorage.js'
101→import { handleStopHooks } from './query/stopHooks.js'
102→import { buildQueryConfig } from './query/config.js'
103→import { productionDeps, type QueryDeps } from './query/deps.js'
104→import type { Terminal, Continue } from './query/transitions.js'
105→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
106→import {
107→ getCurrentTurnTokenBudget,
108→ getTurnOutputTokens,
109→ incrementBudgetContinuationCount,
110→} from './bootstrap/state.js'
111→import { createBudgetTracker, checkTokenBudget } from './query/tokenBudget.js'
112→import { count } from './utils/array.js'
113→
114→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
115→const snipModule = feature('HISTORY_SNIP')
116→ ? (require('./services/compact/snipCompact.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/snipCompact.js'))
117→ : null
118→const taskSummaryModule = feature('BG_SESSIONS')
119→ ? (require('./utils/taskSummary.js') as typeof import('./utils/taskSummary.js'))
120→ : null
121→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
122→
123→function* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
124→ assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
125→ errorMessage: string,
126→) {
127→ for (const assistantMessage of assistantMessages) {
128→ // Extract all tool use blocks from this assistant message
129→ const toolUseBlocks = assistantMessage.message.content.filter(
130→ content => content.type === 'tool_use',
131→ ) as ToolUseBlock[]
132→
133→ // Emit an interruption message for each tool use
134→ for (const toolUse of toolUseBlocks) {
135→ yield createUserMessage({
136→ content: [
137→ {
138→ type: 'tool_result',
139→ content: errorMessage,
140→ is_error: true,
141→ tool_use_id: toolUse.id,
142→ },
143→ ],
144→ toolUseResult: errorMessage,
145→ sourceToolAssistantUUID: assistantMessage.uuid,
146→ })
147→ }
148→ }
149→}
150→
151→/**
152→ * The rules of thinking are lengthy and fortuitous. They require plenty of thinking
153→ * of most long duration and deep meditation for a wizard to wrap one's noggin around.
154→ *
155→ * The rules follow:
156→ * 1. A message that contains a thinking or redacted_thinking block must be part of a query whose max_thinking_length > 0
157→ * 2. A thinking block may not be the last message in a block
158→ * 3. Thinking blocks must be preserved for the duration of an assistant trajectory (a single turn, or if that turn includes a tool_use block then also its subsequent tool_result and the following assistant message)
159→ *
160→ * Heed these rules well, young wizard. For they are the rules of thinking, and
161→ * the rules of thinking are the rules of the universe. If ye does not heed these
162→ * rules, ye will be punished with an entire day of debugging and hair pulling.
163→ */
164→const MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT = 3
165→
166→/**
167→ * Is this a max_output_tokens error message? If so, the streaming loop should
168→ * withhold it from SDK callers until we know whether the recovery loop can
169→ * continue. Yielding early leaks an intermediate error to SDK callers (e.g.
170→ * cowork/desktop) that terminate the session on any `error` field — the
171→ * recovery loop keeps running but nobody is listening.
172→ *
173→ * Mirrors reactiveCompact.isWithheldPromptTooLong.
174→ */
175→function isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(
176→ msg: Message | StreamEvent | undefined,
177→): msg is AssistantMessage {
178→ return msg?.type === 'assistant' && msg.apiError === 'max_output_tokens'
179→}
180→
181→export type QueryParams = {
182→ messages: Message[]
183→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt
184→ userContext: { [k: string]: string }
185→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string }
186→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn
187→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
188→ fallbackModel?: string
189→ querySource: QuerySource
190→ maxOutputTokensOverride?: number
191→ maxTurns?: number
192→ skipCacheWrite?: boolean
193→ // API task_budget (output_config.task_budget, beta task-budgets-2026-03-13).
194→ // Distinct from the tokenBudget +500k auto-continue feature. `total` is the
195→ // budget for the whole agentic turn; `remaining` is computed per iteration
196→ // from cumulative API usage. See configureTaskBudgetParams in claude.ts.
197→ taskBudget?: { total: number }
198→ deps?: QueryDeps
199→}
200→
201→// -- query loop state
202→
203→// Mutable state carried between loop iterations
204→type State = {
205→ messages: Message[]
206→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
207→ autoCompactTracking: AutoCompactTrackingState | undefined
208→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: number
209→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: boolean
210→ maxOutputTokensOverride: number | undefined
211→ pendingToolUseSummary: Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null> | undefined
212→ stopHookActive: boolean | undefined
213→ turnCount: number
214→ // Why the previous iteration continued. Undefined on first iteration.
215→ // Lets tests assert recovery paths fired without inspecting message contents.
216→ transition: Continue | undefined
217→}
218→
219→export async function* query(
220→ params: QueryParams,
221→): AsyncGenerator<
222→ | StreamEvent
223→ | RequestStartEvent
224→ | Message
225→ | TombstoneMessage
226→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
227→ Terminal
228→> {
229→ const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
230→ const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
231→ // Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw (error
232→ // propagates through yield*) and on .return() (Return completion closes
233→ // both generators). This gives the same asymmetric started-without-completed
234→ // signal as print.ts's drainCommandQueue when the turn fails.
235→ for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
236→ notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
237→ }
238→ return terminal
239→}
240→
241→async function* queryLoop(
242→ params: QueryParams,
243→ consumedCommandUuids: string[],
244→): AsyncGenerator<
245→ | StreamEvent
246→ | RequestStartEvent
247→ | Message
248→ | TombstoneMessage
249→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
250→ Terminal
251→> {
252→ // Immutable params — never reassigned during the query loop.
253→ const {
254→ systemPrompt,
255→ userContext,
256→ systemContext,
257→ canUseTool,
258→ fallbackModel,
259→ querySource,
260→ maxTurns,
261→ skipCacheWrite,
262→ } = params
263→ const deps = params.deps ?? productionDeps()
264→
265→ // Mutable cross-iteration state. The loop body destructures this at the top
266→ // of each iteration so reads stay bare-name (`messages`, `toolUseContext`).
267→ // Continue sites write `state = { ... }` instead of 9 separate assignments.
268→ let state: State = {
269→ messages: params.messages,
270→ toolUseContext: params.toolUseContext,
271→ maxOutputTokensOverride: params.maxOutputTokensOverride,
272→ autoCompactTracking: undefined,
273→ stopHookActive: undefined,
274→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
275→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
276→ turnCount: 1,
277→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
278→ transition: undefined,
279→ }
280→ const budgetTracker = feature('TOKEN_BUDGET') ? createBudgetTracker() : null
281→
282→ // task_budget.remaining tracking across compaction boundaries. Undefined
283→ // until first compact fires — while context is uncompacted the server can
284→ // see the full history and handles the countdown from {total} itself (see
285→ // api/api/sampling/prompt/renderer.py:292). After a compact, the server sees
286→ // only the summary and would under-count spend; remaining tells it the
287→ // pre-compact final window that got summarized away. Cumulative across
288→ // multiple compacts: each subtracts the final context at that compact's
289→ // trigger point. Loop-local (not on State) to avoid touching the 7 continue
290→ // sites.
291→ let taskBudgetRemaining: number | undefined = undefined
292→
293→ // Snapshot immutable env/statsig/session state once at entry. See QueryConfig
294→ // for what's included and why feature() gates are intentionally excluded.
295→ const config = buildQueryConfig()
296→
297→ // Fired once per user turn — the prompt is invariant across loop iterations,
298→ // so per-iteration firing would ask sideQuery the same question N times.
299→ // Consume point polls settledAt (never blocks). `using` disposes on all
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (280 - 429) Status: Completed
280→ const budgetTracker = feature('TOKEN_BUDGET') ? createBudgetTracker() : null
281→
282→ // task_budget.remaining tracking across compaction boundaries. Undefined
283→ // until first compact fires — while context is uncompacted the server can
284→ // see the full history and handles the countdown from {total} itself (see
285→ // api/api/sampling/prompt/renderer.py:292). After a compact, the server sees
286→ // only the summary and would under-count spend; remaining tells it the
287→ // pre-compact final window that got summarized away. Cumulative across
288→ // multiple compacts: each subtracts the final context at that compact's
289→ // trigger point. Loop-local (not on State) to avoid touching the 7 continue
290→ // sites.
291→ let taskBudgetRemaining: number | undefined = undefined
292→
293→ // Snapshot immutable env/statsig/session state once at entry. See QueryConfig
294→ // for what's included and why feature() gates are intentionally excluded.
295→ const config = buildQueryConfig()
296→
297→ // Fired once per user turn — the prompt is invariant across loop iterations,
298→ // so per-iteration firing would ask sideQuery the same question N times.
299→ // Consume point polls settledAt (never blocks). `using` disposes on all
300→ // generator exit paths — see MemoryPrefetch for dispose/telemetry semantics.
301→ using pendingMemoryPrefetch = startRelevantMemoryPrefetch(
302→ state.messages,
303→ state.toolUseContext,
304→ )
305→
306→ // eslint-disable-next-line no-constant-condition
307→ while (true) {
308→ // Destructure state at the top of each iteration. toolUseContext alone
309→ // is reassigned within an iteration (queryTracking, messages updates);
310→ // the rest are read-only between continue sites.
311→ let { toolUseContext } = state
312→ const {
313→ messages,
314→ autoCompactTracking,
315→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
316→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
317→ maxOutputTokensOverride,
318→ pendingToolUseSummary,
319→ stopHookActive,
320→ turnCount,
321→ } = state
322→
323→ // Skill discovery prefetch — per-iteration (uses findWritePivot guard
324→ // that returns early on non-write iterations). Discovery runs while the
325→ // model streams and tools execute; awaited post-tools alongside the
326→ // memory prefetch consume. Replaces the blocking assistant_turn path
327→ // that ran inside getAttachmentMessages (97% of those calls found
328→ // nothing in prod). Turn-0 user-input discovery still blocks in
329→ // userInputAttachments — that's the one signal where there's no prior
330→ // work to hide under.
331→ const pendingSkillPrefetch = skillPrefetch?.startSkillDiscoveryPrefetch(
332→ null,
333→ messages,
334→ toolUseContext,
335→ )
336→
337→ yield { type: 'stream_request_start' }
338→
339→ queryCheckpoint('query_fn_entry')
340→
341→ // Record query start for headless latency tracking (skip for subagents)
342→ if (!toolUseContext.agentId) {
343→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('query_started')
344→ }
345→
346→ // Initialize or increment query chain tracking
347→ const queryTracking = toolUseContext.queryTracking
348→ ? {
349→ chainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking.chainId,
350→ depth: toolUseContext.queryTracking.depth + 1,
351→ }
352→ : {
353→ chainId: deps.uuid(),
354→ depth: 0,
355→ }
356→
357→ const queryChainIdForAnalytics =
358→ queryTracking.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS
359→
360→ toolUseContext = {
361→ ...toolUseContext,
362→ queryTracking,
363→ }
364→
365→ let messagesForQuery = [...getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary(messages)]
366→
367→ let tracking = autoCompactTracking
368→
369→ // Enforce per-message budget on aggregate tool result size. Runs BEFORE
370→ // microcompact — cached MC operates purely by tool_use_id (never inspects
371→ // content), so content replacement is invisible to it and the two compose
372→ // cleanly. No-ops when contentReplacementState is undefined (feature off).
373→ // Persist only for querySources that read records back on resume: agentId
374→ // routes to sidechain file (AgentTool resume) or session file (/resume).
375→ // Ephemeral runForkedAgent callers (agent_summary etc.) don't persist.
376→ const persistReplacements =
377→ querySource.startsWith('agent:') ||
378→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread')
379→ messagesForQuery = await applyToolResultBudget(
380→ messagesForQuery,
381→ toolUseContext.contentReplacementState,
382→ persistReplacements
383→ ? records =>
384→ void recordContentReplacement(
385→ records,
386→ toolUseContext.agentId,
387→ ).catch(logError)
388→ : undefined,
389→ new Set(
390→ toolUseContext.options.tools
391→ .filter(t => !Number.isFinite(t.maxResultSizeChars))
392→ .map(t => t.name),
393→ ),
394→ )
395→
396→ // Apply snip before microcompact (both may run — they are not mutually exclusive).
397→ // snipTokensFreed is plumbed to autocompact so its threshold check reflects
398→ // what snip removed; tokenCountWithEstimation alone can't see it (reads usage
399→ // from the protected-tail assistant, which survives snip unchanged).
400→ let snipTokensFreed = 0
401→ if (feature('HISTORY_SNIP')) {
402→ queryCheckpoint('query_snip_start')
403→ const snipResult = snipModule!.snipCompactIfNeeded(messagesForQuery)
404→ messagesForQuery = snipResult.messages
405→ snipTokensFreed = snipResult.tokensFreed
406→ if (snipResult.boundaryMessage) {
407→ yield snipResult.boundaryMessage
408→ }
409→ queryCheckpoint('query_snip_end')
410→ }
411→
412→ // Apply microcompact before autocompact
413→ queryCheckpoint('query_microcompact_start')
414→ const microcompactResult = await deps.microcompact(
415→ messagesForQuery,
416→ toolUseContext,
417→ querySource,
418→ )
419→ messagesForQuery = microcompactResult.messages
420→ // For cached microcompact (cache editing), defer boundary message until after
421→ // the API response so we can use actual cache_deleted_input_tokens.
422→ // Gated behind feature() so the string is eliminated from external builds.
423→ const pendingCacheEdits = feature('CACHED_MICROCOMPACT')
424→ ? microcompactResult.compactionInfo?.pendingCacheEdits
425→ : undefined
426→ queryCheckpoint('query_microcompact_end')
427→
428→ // Project the collapsed context view and maybe commit more collapses.
429→ // Runs BEFORE autocompact so that if collapse gets us under the
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (650 - 799) Status: Completed
650→ let attemptWithFallback = true
651→
652→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_loop_start')
653→ try {
654→ while (attemptWithFallback) {
655→ attemptWithFallback = false
656→ try {
657→ let streamingFallbackOccured = false
658→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_streaming_start')
659→ for await (const message of deps.callModel({
660→ messages: prependUserContext(messagesForQuery, userContext),
661→ systemPrompt: fullSystemPrompt,
662→ thinkingConfig: toolUseContext.options.thinkingConfig,
663→ tools: toolUseContext.options.tools,
664→ signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
665→ options: {
666→ async getToolPermissionContext() {
667→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
668→ return appState.toolPermissionContext
669→ },
670→ model: currentModel,
671→ ...(config.gates.fastModeEnabled && {
672→ fastMode: appState.fastMode,
673→ }),
674→ toolChoice: undefined,
675→ isNonInteractiveSession:
676→ toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
677→ fallbackModel,
678→ onStreamingFallback: () => {
679→ streamingFallbackOccured = true
680→ },
681→ querySource,
682→ agents: toolUseContext.options.agentDefinitions.activeAgents,
683→ allowedAgentTypes:
684→ toolUseContext.options.agentDefinitions.allowedAgentTypes,
685→ hasAppendSystemPrompt:
686→ !!toolUseContext.options.appendSystemPrompt,
687→ maxOutputTokensOverride,
688→ fetchOverride: dumpPromptsFetch,
689→ mcpTools: appState.mcp.tools,
690→ hasPendingMcpServers: appState.mcp.clients.some(
691→ c => c.type === 'pending',
692→ ),
693→ queryTracking,
694→ effortValue: appState.effortValue,
695→ advisorModel: appState.advisorModel,
696→ skipCacheWrite,
697→ agentId: toolUseContext.agentId,
698→ addNotification: toolUseContext.addNotification,
699→ ...(params.taskBudget && {
700→ taskBudget: {
701→ total: params.taskBudget.total,
702→ ...(taskBudgetRemaining !== undefined && {
703→ remaining: taskBudgetRemaining,
704→ }),
705→ },
706→ }),
707→ },
708→ })) {
709→ // We won't use the tool_calls from the first attempt
710→ // We could.. but then we'd have to merge assistant messages
711→ // with different ids and double up on full the tool_results
712→ if (streamingFallbackOccured) {
713→ // Yield tombstones for orphaned messages so they're removed from UI and transcript.
714→ // These partial messages (especially thinking blocks) have invalid signatures
715→ // that would cause "thinking blocks cannot be modified" API errors.
716→ for (const msg of assistantMessages) {
717→ yield { type: 'tombstone' as const, message: msg }
718→ }
719→ logEvent('tengu_orphaned_messages_tombstoned', {
720→ orphanedMessageCount: assistantMessages.length,
721→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
722→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
723→ })
724→
725→ assistantMessages.length = 0
726→ toolResults.length = 0
727→ toolUseBlocks.length = 0
728→ needsFollowUp = false
729→
730→ // Discard pending results from the failed streaming attempt and create
731→ // a fresh executor. This prevents orphan tool_results (with old tool_use_ids)
732→ // from being yielded after the fallback response arrives.
733→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
734→ streamingToolExecutor.discard()
735→ streamingToolExecutor = new StreamingToolExecutor(
736→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
737→ canUseTool,
738→ toolUseContext,
739→ )
740→ }
741→ }
742→ // Backfill tool_use inputs on a cloned message before yield so
743→ // SDK stream output and transcript serialization see legacy/derived
744→ // fields. The original `message` is left untouched for
745→ // assistantMessages.push below — it flows back to the API and
746→ // mutating it would break prompt caching (byte mismatch).
747→ let yieldMessage: typeof message = message
748→ if (message.type === 'assistant') {
749→ let clonedContent: typeof message.message.content | undefined
750→ for (let i = 0; i < message.message.content.length; i++) {
751→ const block = message.message.content[i]!
752→ if (
753→ block.type === 'tool_use' &&
754→ typeof block.input === 'object' &&
755→ block.input !== null
756→ ) {
757→ const tool = findToolByName(
758→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
759→ block.name,
760→ )
761→ if (tool?.backfillObservableInput) {
762→ const originalInput = block.input as Record<string, unknown>
763→ const inputCopy = { ...originalInput }
764→ tool.backfillObservableInput(inputCopy)
765→ // Only yield a clone when backfill ADDED fields; skip if
766→ // it only OVERWROTE existing ones (e.g. file tools
767→ // expanding file_path). Overwrites change the serialized
768→ // transcript and break VCR fixture hashes on resume,
769→ // while adding nothing the SDK stream needs — hooks get
770→ // the expanded path via toolExecution.ts separately.
771→ const addedFields = Object.keys(inputCopy).some(
772→ k => !(k in originalInput),
773→ )
774→ if (addedFields) {
775→ clonedContent ??= [...message.message.content]
776→ clonedContent[i] = { ...block, input: inputCopy }
777→ }
778→ }
779→ }
780→ }
781→ if (clonedContent) {
782→ yieldMessage = {
783→ ...message,
784→ message: { ...message.message, content: clonedContent },
785→ }
786→ }
787→ }
788→ // Withhold recoverable errors (prompt-too-long, max-output-tokens)
789→ // until we know whether recovery (collapse drain / reactive
790→ // compact / truncation retry) can succeed. Still pushed to
791→ // assistantMessages so the recovery checks below find them.
792→ // Either subsystem's withhold is sufficient — they're
793→ // independent so turning one off doesn't break the other's
794→ // recovery path.
795→ //
796→ // feature() only works in if/ternary conditions (bun:bundle
797→ // tree-shaking constraint), so the collapse check is nested
798→ // rather than composed.
799→ let withheld = false
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (300 - 499) Status: Completed
300→ // generator exit paths — see MemoryPrefetch for dispose/telemetry semantics.
301→ using pendingMemoryPrefetch = startRelevantMemoryPrefetch(
302→ state.messages,
303→ state.toolUseContext,
304→ )
305→
306→ // eslint-disable-next-line no-constant-condition
307→ while (true) {
308→ // Destructure state at the top of each iteration. toolUseContext alone
309→ // is reassigned within an iteration (queryTracking, messages updates);
310→ // the rest are read-only between continue sites.
311→ let { toolUseContext } = state
312→ const {
313→ messages,
314→ autoCompactTracking,
315→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
316→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
317→ maxOutputTokensOverride,
318→ pendingToolUseSummary,
319→ stopHookActive,
320→ turnCount,
321→ } = state
322→
323→ // Skill discovery prefetch — per-iteration (uses findWritePivot guard
324→ // that returns early on non-write iterations). Discovery runs while the
325→ // model streams and tools execute; awaited post-tools alongside the
326→ // memory prefetch consume. Replaces the blocking assistant_turn path
327→ // that ran inside getAttachmentMessages (97% of those calls found
328→ // nothing in prod). Turn-0 user-input discovery still blocks in
329→ // userInputAttachments — that's the one signal where there's no prior
330→ // work to hide under.
331→ const pendingSkillPrefetch = skillPrefetch?.startSkillDiscoveryPrefetch(
332→ null,
333→ messages,
334→ toolUseContext,
335→ )
336→
337→ yield { type: 'stream_request_start' }
338→
339→ queryCheckpoint('query_fn_entry')
340→
341→ // Record query start for headless latency tracking (skip for subagents)
342→ if (!toolUseContext.agentId) {
343→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('query_started')
344→ }
345→
346→ // Initialize or increment query chain tracking
347→ const queryTracking = toolUseContext.queryTracking
348→ ? {
349→ chainId: toolUseContext.queryTracking.chainId,
350→ depth: toolUseContext.queryTracking.depth + 1,
351→ }
352→ : {
353→ chainId: deps.uuid(),
354→ depth: 0,
355→ }
356→
357→ const queryChainIdForAnalytics =
358→ queryTracking.chainId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS
359→
360→ toolUseContext = {
361→ ...toolUseContext,
362→ queryTracking,
363→ }
364→
365→ let messagesForQuery = [...getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary(messages)]
366→
367→ let tracking = autoCompactTracking
368→
369→ // Enforce per-message budget on aggregate tool result size. Runs BEFORE
370→ // microcompact — cached MC operates purely by tool_use_id (never inspects
371→ // content), so content replacement is invisible to it and the two compose
372→ // cleanly. No-ops when contentReplacementState is undefined (feature off).
373→ // Persist only for querySources that read records back on resume: agentId
374→ // routes to sidechain file (AgentTool resume) or session file (/resume).
375→ // Ephemeral runForkedAgent callers (agent_summary etc.) don't persist.
376→ const persistReplacements =
377→ querySource.startsWith('agent:') ||
378→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread')
379→ messagesForQuery = await applyToolResultBudget(
380→ messagesForQuery,
381→ toolUseContext.contentReplacementState,
382→ persistReplacements
383→ ? records =>
384→ void recordContentReplacement(
385→ records,
386→ toolUseContext.agentId,
387→ ).catch(logError)
388→ : undefined,
389→ new Set(
390→ toolUseContext.options.tools
391→ .filter(t => !Number.isFinite(t.maxResultSizeChars))
392→ .map(t => t.name),
393→ ),
394→ )
395→
396→ // Apply snip before microcompact (both may run — they are not mutually exclusive).
397→ // snipTokensFreed is plumbed to autocompact so its threshold check reflects
398→ // what snip removed; tokenCountWithEstimation alone can't see it (reads usage
399→ // from the protected-tail assistant, which survives snip unchanged).
400→ let snipTokensFreed = 0
401→ if (feature('HISTORY_SNIP')) {
402→ queryCheckpoint('query_snip_start')
403→ const snipResult = snipModule!.snipCompactIfNeeded(messagesForQuery)
404→ messagesForQuery = snipResult.messages
405→ snipTokensFreed = snipResult.tokensFreed
406→ if (snipResult.boundaryMessage) {
407→ yield snipResult.boundaryMessage
408→ }
409→ queryCheckpoint('query_snip_end')
410→ }
411→
412→ // Apply microcompact before autocompact
413→ queryCheckpoint('query_microcompact_start')
414→ const microcompactResult = await deps.microcompact(
415→ messagesForQuery,
416→ toolUseContext,
417→ querySource,
418→ )
419→ messagesForQuery = microcompactResult.messages
420→ // For cached microcompact (cache editing), defer boundary message until after
421→ // the API response so we can use actual cache_deleted_input_tokens.
422→ // Gated behind feature() so the string is eliminated from external builds.
423→ const pendingCacheEdits = feature('CACHED_MICROCOMPACT')
424→ ? microcompactResult.compactionInfo?.pendingCacheEdits
425→ : undefined
426→ queryCheckpoint('query_microcompact_end')
427→
428→ // Project the collapsed context view and maybe commit more collapses.
429→ // Runs BEFORE autocompact so that if collapse gets us under the
430→ // autocompact threshold, autocompact is a no-op and we keep granular
431→ // context instead of a single summary.
432→ //
433→ // Nothing is yielded — the collapsed view is a read-time projection
434→ // over the REPL's full history. Summary messages live in the collapse
435→ // store, not the REPL array. This is what makes collapses persist
436→ // across turns: projectView() replays the commit log on every entry.
437→ // Within a turn, the view flows forward via state.messages at the
438→ // continue site (query.ts:1192), and the next projectView() no-ops
439→ // because the archived messages are already gone from its input.
440→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') && contextCollapse) {
441→ const collapseResult = await contextCollapse.applyCollapsesIfNeeded(
442→ messagesForQuery,
443→ toolUseContext,
444→ querySource,
445→ )
446→ messagesForQuery = collapseResult.messages
447→ }
448→
449→ const fullSystemPrompt = asSystemPrompt(
450→ appendSystemContext(systemPrompt, systemContext),
451→ )
452→
453→ queryCheckpoint('query_autocompact_start')
454→ const { compactionResult, consecutiveFailures } = await deps.autocompact(
455→ messagesForQuery,
456→ toolUseContext,
457→ {
458→ systemPrompt,
459→ userContext,
460→ systemContext,
461→ toolUseContext,
462→ forkContextMessages: messagesForQuery,
463→ },
464→ querySource,
465→ tracking,
466→ snipTokensFreed,
467→ )
468→ queryCheckpoint('query_autocompact_end')
469→
470→ if (compactionResult) {
471→ const {
472→ preCompactTokenCount,
473→ postCompactTokenCount,
474→ truePostCompactTokenCount,
475→ compactionUsage,
476→ } = compactionResult
477→
478→ logEvent('tengu_auto_compact_succeeded', {
479→ originalMessageCount: messages.length,
480→ compactedMessageCount:
481→ compactionResult.summaryMessages.length +
482→ compactionResult.attachments.length +
483→ compactionResult.hookResults.length,
484→ preCompactTokenCount,
485→ postCompactTokenCount,
486→ truePostCompactTokenCount,
487→ compactionInputTokens: compactionUsage?.input_tokens,
488→ compactionOutputTokens: compactionUsage?.output_tokens,
489→ compactionCacheReadTokens:
490→ compactionUsage?.cache_read_input_tokens ?? 0,
491→ compactionCacheCreationTokens:
492→ compactionUsage?.cache_creation_input_tokens ?? 0,
493→ compactionTotalTokens: compactionUsage
494→ ? compactionUsage.input_tokens +
495→ (compactionUsage.cache_creation_input_tokens ?? 0) +
496→ (compactionUsage.cache_read_input_tokens ?? 0) +
497→ compactionUsage.output_tokens
498→ : 0,
499→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (800 - 949) Status: Completed
800→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')) {
801→ if (
802→ contextCollapse?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(
803→ message,
804→ isPromptTooLongMessage,
805→ querySource,
806→ )
807→ ) {
808→ withheld = true
809→ }
810→ }
811→ if (reactiveCompact?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(message)) {
812→ withheld = true
813→ }
814→ if (
815→ mediaRecoveryEnabled &&
816→ reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(message)
817→ ) {
818→ withheld = true
819→ }
820→ if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(message)) {
821→ withheld = true
822→ }
823→ if (!withheld) {
824→ yield yieldMessage
825→ }
826→ if (message.type === 'assistant') {
827→ assistantMessages.push(message)
828→
829→ const msgToolUseBlocks = message.message.content.filter(
830→ content => content.type === 'tool_use',
831→ ) as ToolUseBlock[]
832→ if (msgToolUseBlocks.length > 0) {
833→ toolUseBlocks.push(...msgToolUseBlocks)
834→ needsFollowUp = true
835→ }
836→
837→ if (
838→ streamingToolExecutor &&
839→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted
840→ ) {
841→ for (const toolBlock of msgToolUseBlocks) {
842→ streamingToolExecutor.addTool(toolBlock, message)
843→ }
844→ }
845→ }
846→
847→ if (
848→ streamingToolExecutor &&
849→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted
850→ ) {
851→ for (const result of streamingToolExecutor.getCompletedResults()) {
852→ if (result.message) {
853→ yield result.message
854→ toolResults.push(
855→ ...normalizeMessagesForAPI(
856→ [result.message],
857→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
858→ ).filter(_ => _.type === 'user'),
859→ )
860→ }
861→ }
862→ }
863→ }
864→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_streaming_end')
865→
866→ // Yield deferred microcompact boundary message using actual API-reported
867→ // token deletion count instead of client-side estimates.
868→ // Entire block gated behind feature() so the excluded string
869→ // is eliminated from external builds.
870→ if (feature('CACHED_MICROCOMPACT') && pendingCacheEdits) {
871→ const lastAssistant = assistantMessages.at(-1)
872→ // The API field is cumulative/sticky across requests, so we
873→ // subtract the baseline captured before this request to get the delta.
874→ const usage = lastAssistant?.message.usage
875→ const cumulativeDeleted = usage
876→ ? ((usage as unknown as Record<string, number>)
877→ .cache_deleted_input_tokens ?? 0)
878→ : 0
879→ const deletedTokens = Math.max(
880→ 0,
881→ cumulativeDeleted - pendingCacheEdits.baselineCacheDeletedTokens,
882→ )
883→ if (deletedTokens > 0) {
884→ yield createMicrocompactBoundaryMessage(
885→ pendingCacheEdits.trigger,
886→ 0,
887→ deletedTokens,
888→ pendingCacheEdits.deletedToolIds,
889→ [],
890→ )
891→ }
892→ }
893→ } catch (innerError) {
894→ if (innerError instanceof FallbackTriggeredError && fallbackModel) {
895→ // Fallback was triggered - switch model and retry
896→ currentModel = fallbackModel
897→ attemptWithFallback = true
898→
899→ // Clear assistant messages since we'll retry the entire request
900→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
901→ assistantMessages,
902→ 'Model fallback triggered',
903→ )
904→ assistantMessages.length = 0
905→ toolResults.length = 0
906→ toolUseBlocks.length = 0
907→ needsFollowUp = false
908→
909→ // Discard pending results from the failed attempt and create a
910→ // fresh executor. This prevents orphan tool_results (with old
911→ // tool_use_ids) from leaking into the retry.
912→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
913→ streamingToolExecutor.discard()
914→ streamingToolExecutor = new StreamingToolExecutor(
915→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
916→ canUseTool,
917→ toolUseContext,
918→ )
919→ }
920→
921→ // Update tool use context with new model
922→ toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel = fallbackModel
923→
924→ // Thinking signatures are model-bound: replaying a protected-thinking
925→ // block (e.g. capybara) to an unprotected fallback (e.g. opus) 400s.
926→ // Strip before retry so the fallback model gets clean history.
927→ if (process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant') {
928→ messagesForQuery = stripSignatureBlocks(messagesForQuery)
929→ }
930→
931→ // Log the fallback event
932→ logEvent('tengu_model_fallback_triggered', {
933→ original_model:
934→ innerError.originalModel as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
935→ fallback_model:
936→ fallbackModel as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
937→ entrypoint:
938→ 'cli' as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
939→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
940→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
941→ })
942→
943→ // Yield system message about fallback — use 'warning' level so
944→ // users see the notification without needing verbose mode
945→ yield createSystemMessage(
946→ `Switched to ${renderModelName(innerError.fallbackModel)} due to high demand for ${renderModelName(innerError.originalModel)}`,
947→ 'warning',
948→ )
949→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1050 - 1199) Status: Completed
1050→ }
1051→ return { reason: 'aborted_streaming' }
1052→ }
1053→
1054→ // Yield tool use summary from previous turn — haiku (~1s) resolved during model streaming (5-30s)
1055→ if (pendingToolUseSummary) {
1056→ const summary = await pendingToolUseSummary
1057→ if (summary) {
1058→ yield summary
1059→ }
1060→ }
1061→
1062→ if (!needsFollowUp) {
1063→ const lastMessage = assistantMessages.at(-1)
1064→
1065→ // Prompt-too-long recovery: the streaming loop withheld the error
1066→ // (see withheldByCollapse / withheldByReactive above). Try collapse
1067→ // drain first (cheap, keeps granular context), then reactive compact
1068→ // (full summary). Single-shot on each — if a retry still 413's,
1069→ // the next stage handles it or the error surfaces.
1070→ const isWithheld413 =
1071→ lastMessage?.type === 'assistant' &&
1072→ lastMessage.isApiErrorMessage &&
1073→ isPromptTooLongMessage(lastMessage)
1074→ // Media-size rejections (image/PDF/many-image) are recoverable via
1075→ // reactive compact's strip-retry. Unlike PTL, media errors skip the
1076→ // collapse drain — collapse doesn't strip images. mediaRecoveryEnabled
1077→ // is the hoisted gate from before the stream loop (same value as the
1078→ // withholding check — these two must agree or a withheld message is
1079→ // lost). If the oversized media is in the preserved tail, the
1080→ // post-compact turn will media-error again; hasAttemptedReactiveCompact
1081→ // prevents a spiral and the error surfaces.
1082→ const isWithheldMedia =
1083→ mediaRecoveryEnabled &&
1084→ reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(lastMessage)
1085→ if (isWithheld413) {
1086→ // First: drain all staged context-collapses. Gated on the PREVIOUS
1087→ // transition not being collapse_drain_retry — if we already drained
1088→ // and the retry still 413'd, fall through to reactive compact.
1089→ if (
1090→ feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') &&
1091→ contextCollapse &&
1092→ state.transition?.reason !== 'collapse_drain_retry'
1093→ ) {
1094→ const drained = contextCollapse.recoverFromOverflow(
1095→ messagesForQuery,
1096→ querySource,
1097→ )
1098→ if (drained.committed > 0) {
1099→ const next: State = {
1100→ messages: drained.messages,
1101→ toolUseContext,
1102→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1103→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1104→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1105→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1106→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1107→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1108→ turnCount,
1109→ transition: {
1110→ reason: 'collapse_drain_retry',
1111→ committed: drained.committed,
1112→ },
1113→ }
1114→ state = next
1115→ continue
1116→ }
1117→ }
1118→ }
1119→ if ((isWithheld413 || isWithheldMedia) && reactiveCompact) {
1120→ const compacted = await reactiveCompact.tryReactiveCompact({
1121→ hasAttempted: hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1122→ querySource,
1123→ aborted: toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted,
1124→ messages: messagesForQuery,
1125→ cacheSafeParams: {
1126→ systemPrompt,
1127→ userContext,
1128→ systemContext,
1129→ toolUseContext,
1130→ forkContextMessages: messagesForQuery,
1131→ },
1132→ })
1133→
1134→ if (compacted) {
1135→ // task_budget: same carryover as the proactive path above.
1136→ // messagesForQuery still holds the pre-compact array here (the
1137→ // 413-failed attempt's input).
1138→ if (params.taskBudget) {
1139→ const preCompactContext =
1140→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse(messagesForQuery)
1141→ taskBudgetRemaining = Math.max(
1142→ 0,
1143→ (taskBudgetRemaining ?? params.taskBudget.total) -
1144→ preCompactContext,
1145→ )
1146→ }
1147→
1148→ const postCompactMessages = buildPostCompactMessages(compacted)
1149→ for (const msg of postCompactMessages) {
1150→ yield msg
1151→ }
1152→ const next: State = {
1153→ messages: postCompactMessages,
1154→ toolUseContext,
1155→ autoCompactTracking: undefined,
1156→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1157→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: true,
1158→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1159→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1160→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1161→ turnCount,
1162→ transition: { reason: 'reactive_compact_retry' },
1163→ }
1164→ state = next
1165→ continue
1166→ }
1167→
1168→ // No recovery — surface the withheld error and exit. Do NOT fall
1169→ // through to stop hooks: the model never produced a valid response,
1170→ // so hooks have nothing meaningful to evaluate. Running stop hooks
1171→ // on prompt-too-long creates a death spiral: error → hook blocking
1172→ // → retry → error → … (the hook injects more tokens each cycle).
1173→ yield lastMessage
1174→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1175→ return { reason: isWithheldMedia ? 'image_error' : 'prompt_too_long' }
1176→ } else if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') && isWithheld413) {
1177→ // reactiveCompact compiled out but contextCollapse withheld and
1178→ // couldn't recover (staged queue empty/stale). Surface. Same
1179→ // early-return rationale — don't fall through to stop hooks.
1180→ yield lastMessage
1181→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1182→ return { reason: 'prompt_too_long' }
1183→ }
1184→
1185→ // Check for max_output_tokens and inject recovery message. The error
1186→ // was withheld from the stream above; only surface it if recovery
1187→ // exhausts.
1188→ if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(lastMessage)) {
1189→ // Escalating retry: if we used the capped 8k default and hit the
1190→ // limit, retry the SAME request at 64k — no meta message, no
1191→ // multi-turn dance. This fires once per turn (guarded by the
1192→ // override check), then falls through to multi-turn recovery if
1193→ // 64k also hits the cap.
1194→ // 3P default: false (not validated on Bedrock/Vertex)
1195→ const capEnabled = getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
1196→ 'tengu_otk_slot_v1',
1197→ false,
1198→ )
1199→ if (
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (500 - 699) Status: Completed
500→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
501→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
502→ })
503→
504→ // task_budget: capture pre-compact final context window before
505→ // messagesForQuery is replaced with postCompactMessages below.
506→ // iterations[-1] is the authoritative final window (post server tool
507→ // loops); see #304930.
508→ if (params.taskBudget) {
509→ const preCompactContext =
510→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse(messagesForQuery)
511→ taskBudgetRemaining = Math.max(
512→ 0,
513→ (taskBudgetRemaining ?? params.taskBudget.total) - preCompactContext,
514→ )
515→ }
516→
517→ // Reset on every compact so turnCounter/turnId reflect the MOST RECENT
518→ // compact. recompactionInfo (autoCompact.ts:190) already captured the
519→ // old values for turnsSincePreviousCompact/previousCompactTurnId before
520→ // the call, so this reset doesn't lose those.
521→ tracking = {
522→ compacted: true,
523→ turnId: deps.uuid(),
524→ turnCounter: 0,
525→ consecutiveFailures: 0,
526→ }
527→
528→ const postCompactMessages = buildPostCompactMessages(compactionResult)
529→
530→ for (const message of postCompactMessages) {
531→ yield message
532→ }
533→
534→ // Continue on with the current query call using the post compact messages
535→ messagesForQuery = postCompactMessages
536→ } else if (consecutiveFailures !== undefined) {
537→ // Autocompact failed — propagate failure count so the circuit breaker
538→ // can stop retrying on the next iteration.
539→ tracking = {
540→ ...(tracking ?? { compacted: false, turnId: '', turnCounter: 0 }),
541→ consecutiveFailures,
542→ }
543→ }
544→
545→ //TODO: no need to set toolUseContext.messages during set-up since it is updated here
546→ toolUseContext = {
547→ ...toolUseContext,
548→ messages: messagesForQuery,
549→ }
550→
551→ const assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[] = []
552→ const toolResults: (UserMessage | AttachmentMessage)[] = []
553→ // @see https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/tool-use
554→ // Note: stop_reason === 'tool_use' is unreliable -- it's not always set correctly.
555→ // Set during streaming whenever a tool_use block arrives — the sole
556→ // loop-exit signal. If false after streaming, we're done (modulo stop-hook retry).
557→ const toolUseBlocks: ToolUseBlock[] = []
558→ let needsFollowUp = false
559→
560→ queryCheckpoint('query_setup_start')
561→ const useStreamingToolExecution = config.gates.streamingToolExecution
562→ let streamingToolExecutor = useStreamingToolExecution
563→ ? new StreamingToolExecutor(
564→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
565→ canUseTool,
566→ toolUseContext,
567→ )
568→ : null
569→
570→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
571→ const permissionMode = appState.toolPermissionContext.mode
572→ let currentModel = getRuntimeMainLoopModel({
573→ permissionMode,
574→ mainLoopModel: toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel,
575→ exceeds200kTokens:
576→ permissionMode === 'plan' &&
577→ doesMostRecentAssistantMessageExceed200k(messagesForQuery),
578→ })
579→
580→ queryCheckpoint('query_setup_end')
581→
582→ // Create fetch wrapper once per query session to avoid memory retention.
583→ // Each call to createDumpPromptsFetch creates a closure that captures the request body.
584→ // Creating it once means only the latest request body is retained (~700KB),
585→ // instead of all request bodies from the session (~500MB for long sessions).
586→ // Note: agentId is effectively constant during a query() call - it only changes
587→ // between queries (e.g., /clear command or session resume).
588→ const dumpPromptsFetch = config.gates.isAnt
589→ ? createDumpPromptsFetch(toolUseContext.agentId ?? config.sessionId)
590→ : undefined
591→
592→ // Block if we've hit the hard blocking limit (only applies when auto-compact is OFF)
593→ // This reserves space so users can still run /compact manually
594→ // Skip this check if compaction just happened - the compaction result is already
595→ // validated to be under the threshold, and tokenCountWithEstimation would use
596→ // stale input_tokens from kept messages that reflect pre-compaction context size.
597→ // Same staleness applies to snip: subtract snipTokensFreed (otherwise we'd
598→ // falsely block in the window where snip brought us under autocompact threshold
599→ // but the stale usage is still above blocking limit — before this PR that
600→ // window never existed because autocompact always fired on the stale count).
601→ // Also skip for compact/session_memory queries — these are forked agents that
602→ // inherit the full conversation and would deadlock if blocked here (the compact
603→ // agent needs to run to REDUCE the token count).
604→ // Also skip when reactive compact is enabled and automatic compaction is
605→ // allowed — the preempt's synthetic error returns before the API call,
606→ // so reactive compact would never see a prompt-too-long to react to.
607→ // Widened to walrus so RC can act as fallback when proactive fails.
608→ //
609→ // Same skip for context-collapse: its recoverFromOverflow drains
610→ // staged collapses on a REAL API 413, then falls through to
611→ // reactiveCompact. A synthetic preempt here would return before the
612→ // API call and starve both recovery paths. The isAutoCompactEnabled()
613→ // conjunct preserves the user's explicit "no automatic anything"
614→ // config — if they set DISABLE_AUTO_COMPACT, they get the preempt.
615→ let collapseOwnsIt = false
616→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')) {
617→ collapseOwnsIt =
618→ (contextCollapse?.isContextCollapseEnabled() ?? false) &&
619→ isAutoCompactEnabled()
620→ }
621→ // Hoist media-recovery gate once per turn. Withholding (inside the
622→ // stream loop) and recovery (after) must agree; CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE can
623→ // flip during the 5-30s stream, and withhold-without-recover would eat
624→ // the message. PTL doesn't hoist because its withholding is ungated —
625→ // it predates the experiment and is already the control-arm baseline.
626→ const mediaRecoveryEnabled =
627→ reactiveCompact?.isReactiveCompactEnabled() ?? false
628→ if (
629→ !compactionResult &&
630→ querySource !== 'compact' &&
631→ querySource !== 'session_memory' &&
632→ !(
633→ reactiveCompact?.isReactiveCompactEnabled() && isAutoCompactEnabled()
634→ ) &&
635→ !collapseOwnsIt
636→ ) {
637→ const { isAtBlockingLimit } = calculateTokenWarningState(
638→ tokenCountWithEstimation(messagesForQuery) - snipTokensFreed,
639→ toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel,
640→ )
641→ if (isAtBlockingLimit) {
642→ yield createAssistantAPIErrorMessage({
643→ content: PROMPT_TOO_LONG_ERROR_MESSAGE,
644→ error: 'invalid_request',
645→ })
646→ return { reason: 'blocking_limit' }
647→ }
648→ }
649→
650→ let attemptWithFallback = true
651→
652→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_loop_start')
653→ try {
654→ while (attemptWithFallback) {
655→ attemptWithFallback = false
656→ try {
657→ let streamingFallbackOccured = false
658→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_streaming_start')
659→ for await (const message of deps.callModel({
660→ messages: prependUserContext(messagesForQuery, userContext),
661→ systemPrompt: fullSystemPrompt,
662→ thinkingConfig: toolUseContext.options.thinkingConfig,
663→ tools: toolUseContext.options.tools,
664→ signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
665→ options: {
666→ async getToolPermissionContext() {
667→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState()
668→ return appState.toolPermissionContext
669→ },
670→ model: currentModel,
671→ ...(config.gates.fastModeEnabled && {
672→ fastMode: appState.fastMode,
673→ }),
674→ toolChoice: undefined,
675→ isNonInteractiveSession:
676→ toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
677→ fallbackModel,
678→ onStreamingFallback: () => {
679→ streamingFallbackOccured = true
680→ },
681→ querySource,
682→ agents: toolUseContext.options.agentDefinitions.activeAgents,
683→ allowedAgentTypes:
684→ toolUseContext.options.agentDefinitions.allowedAgentTypes,
685→ hasAppendSystemPrompt:
686→ !!toolUseContext.options.appendSystemPrompt,
687→ maxOutputTokensOverride,
688→ fetchOverride: dumpPromptsFetch,
689→ mcpTools: appState.mcp.tools,
690→ hasPendingMcpServers: appState.mcp.clients.some(
691→ c => c.type === 'pending',
692→ ),
693→ queryTracking,
694→ effortValue: appState.effortValue,
695→ advisorModel: appState.advisorModel,
696→ skipCacheWrite,
697→ agentId: toolUseContext.agentId,
698→ addNotification: toolUseContext.addNotification,
699→ ...(params.taskBudget && {
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1200 - 1349) Status: Completed
1200→ capEnabled &&
1201→ maxOutputTokensOverride === undefined &&
1202→ !process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS
1203→ ) {
1204→ logEvent('tengu_max_tokens_escalate', {
1205→ escalatedTo: ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS,
1206→ })
1207→ const next: State = {
1208→ messages: messagesForQuery,
1209→ toolUseContext,
1210→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1211→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1212→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1213→ maxOutputTokensOverride: ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS,
1214→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1215→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1216→ turnCount,
1217→ transition: { reason: 'max_output_tokens_escalate' },
1218→ }
1219→ state = next
1220→ continue
1221→ }
1222→
1223→ if (maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount < MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT) {
1224→ const recoveryMessage = createUserMessage({
1225→ content:
1226→ `Output token limit hit. Resume directly — no apology, no recap of what you were doing. ` +
1227→ `Pick up mid-thought if that is where the cut happened. Break remaining work into smaller pieces.`,
1228→ isMeta: true,
1229→ })
1230→
1231→ const next: State = {
1232→ messages: [
1233→ ...messagesForQuery,
1234→ ...assistantMessages,
1235→ recoveryMessage,
1236→ ],
1237→ toolUseContext,
1238→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1239→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount + 1,
1240→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1241→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1242→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1243→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1244→ turnCount,
1245→ transition: {
1246→ reason: 'max_output_tokens_recovery',
1247→ attempt: maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount + 1,
1248→ },
1249→ }
1250→ state = next
1251→ continue
1252→ }
1253→
1254→ // Recovery exhausted — surface the withheld error now.
1255→ yield lastMessage
1256→ }
1257→
1258→ // Skip stop hooks when the last message is an API error (rate limit,
1259→ // prompt-too-long, auth failure, etc.). The model never produced a
1260→ // real response — hooks evaluating it create a death spiral:
1261→ // error → hook blocking → retry → error → …
1262→ if (lastMessage?.isApiErrorMessage) {
1263→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1264→ return { reason: 'completed' }
1265→ }
1266→
1267→ const stopHookResult = yield* handleStopHooks(
1268→ messagesForQuery,
1269→ assistantMessages,
1270→ systemPrompt,
1271→ userContext,
1272→ systemContext,
1273→ toolUseContext,
1274→ querySource,
1275→ stopHookActive,
1276→ )
1277→
1278→ if (stopHookResult.preventContinuation) {
1279→ return { reason: 'stop_hook_prevented' }
1280→ }
1281→
1282→ if (stopHookResult.blockingErrors.length > 0) {
1283→ const next: State = {
1284→ messages: [
1285→ ...messagesForQuery,
1286→ ...assistantMessages,
1287→ ...stopHookResult.blockingErrors,
1288→ ],
1289→ toolUseContext,
1290→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1291→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1292→ // Preserve the reactive compact guard — if compact already ran and
1293→ // couldn't recover from prompt-too-long, retrying after a stop-hook
1294→ // blocking error will produce the same result. Resetting to false
1295→ // here caused an infinite loop: compact → still too long → error →
1296→ // stop hook blocking → compact → … burning thousands of API calls.
1297→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1298→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1299→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1300→ stopHookActive: true,
1301→ turnCount,
1302→ transition: { reason: 'stop_hook_blocking' },
1303→ }
1304→ state = next
1305→ continue
1306→ }
1307→
1308→ if (feature('TOKEN_BUDGET')) {
1309→ const decision = checkTokenBudget(
1310→ budgetTracker!,
1311→ toolUseContext.agentId,
1312→ getCurrentTurnTokenBudget(),
1313→ getTurnOutputTokens(),
1314→ )
1315→
1316→ if (decision.action === 'continue') {
1317→ incrementBudgetContinuationCount()
1318→ logForDebugging(
1319→ `Token budget continuation #${decision.continuationCount}: ${decision.pct}% (${decision.turnTokens.toLocaleString()} / ${decision.budget.toLocaleString()})`,
1320→ )
1321→ state = {
1322→ messages: [
1323→ ...messagesForQuery,
1324→ ...assistantMessages,
1325→ createUserMessage({
1326→ content: decision.nudgeMessage,
1327→ isMeta: true,
1328→ }),
1329→ ],
1330→ toolUseContext,
1331→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1332→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1333→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
1334→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1335→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1336→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1337→ turnCount,
1338→ transition: { reason: 'token_budget_continuation' },
1339→ }
1340→ continue
1341→ }
1342→
1343→ if (decision.completionEvent) {
1344→ if (decision.completionEvent.diminishingReturns) {
1345→ logForDebugging(
1346→ `Token budget early stop: diminishing returns at ${decision.completionEvent.pct}%`,
1347→ )
1348→ }
1349→ logEvent('tengu_token_budget_completed', {
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1350 - 1499) Status: Completed
1350→ ...decision.completionEvent,
1351→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1352→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1353→ })
1354→ }
1355→ }
1356→
1357→ return { reason: 'completed' }
1358→ }
1359→
1360→ let shouldPreventContinuation = false
1361→ let updatedToolUseContext = toolUseContext
1362→
1363→ queryCheckpoint('query_tool_execution_start')
1364→
1365→
1366→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
1367→ logEvent('tengu_streaming_tool_execution_used', {
1368→ tool_count: toolUseBlocks.length,
1369→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1370→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1371→ })
1372→ } else {
1373→ logEvent('tengu_streaming_tool_execution_not_used', {
1374→ tool_count: toolUseBlocks.length,
1375→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1376→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1377→ })
1378→ }
1379→
1380→ const toolUpdates = streamingToolExecutor
1381→ ? streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()
1382→ : runTools(toolUseBlocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, toolUseContext)
1383→
1384→ for await (const update of toolUpdates) {
1385→ if (update.message) {
1386→ yield update.message
1387→
1388→ if (
1389→ update.message.type === 'attachment' &&
1390→ update.message.attachment.type === 'hook_stopped_continuation'
1391→ ) {
1392→ shouldPreventContinuation = true
1393→ }
1394→
1395→ toolResults.push(
1396→ ...normalizeMessagesForAPI(
1397→ [update.message],
1398→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
1399→ ).filter(_ => _.type === 'user'),
1400→ )
1401→ }
1402→ if (update.newContext) {
1403→ updatedToolUseContext = {
1404→ ...update.newContext,
1405→ queryTracking,
1406→ }
1407→ }
1408→ }
1409→ queryCheckpoint('query_tool_execution_end')
1410→
1411→ // Generate tool use summary after tool batch completes — passed to next recursive call
1412→ let nextPendingToolUseSummary:
1413→ | Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null>
1414→ | undefined
1415→ if (
1416→ config.gates.emitToolUseSummaries &&
1417→ toolUseBlocks.length > 0 &&
1418→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted &&
1419→ !toolUseContext.agentId // subagents don't surface in mobile UI — skip the Haiku call
1420→ ) {
1421→ // Extract the last assistant text block for context
1422→ const lastAssistantMessage = assistantMessages.at(-1)
1423→ let lastAssistantText: string | undefined
1424→ if (lastAssistantMessage) {
1425→ const textBlocks = lastAssistantMessage.message.content.filter(
1426→ block => block.type === 'text',
1427→ )
1428→ if (textBlocks.length > 0) {
1429→ const lastTextBlock = textBlocks.at(-1)
1430→ if (lastTextBlock && 'text' in lastTextBlock) {
1431→ lastAssistantText = lastTextBlock.text
1432→ }
1433→ }
1434→ }
1435→
1436→ // Collect tool info for summary generation
1437→ const toolUseIds = toolUseBlocks.map(block => block.id)
1438→ const toolInfoForSummary = toolUseBlocks.map(block => {
1439→ // Find the corresponding tool result
1440→ const toolResult = toolResults.find(
1441→ result =>
1442→ result.type === 'user' &&
1443→ Array.isArray(result.message.content) &&
1444→ result.message.content.some(
1445→ content =>
1446→ content.type === 'tool_result' &&
1447→ content.tool_use_id === block.id,
1448→ ),
1449→ )
1450→ const resultContent =
1451→ toolResult?.type === 'user' &&
1452→ Array.isArray(toolResult.message.content)
1453→ ? toolResult.message.content.find(
1454→ (c): c is ToolResultBlockParam =>
1455→ c.type === 'tool_result' && c.tool_use_id === block.id,
1456→ )
1457→ : undefined
1458→ return {
1459→ name: block.name,
1460→ input: block.input,
1461→ output:
1462→ resultContent && 'content' in resultContent
1463→ ? resultContent.content
1464→ : null,
1465→ }
1466→ })
1467→
1468→ // Fire off summary generation without blocking the next API call
1469→ nextPendingToolUseSummary = generateToolUseSummary({
1470→ tools: toolInfoForSummary,
1471→ signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
1472→ isNonInteractiveSession: toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
1473→ lastAssistantText,
1474→ })
1475→ .then(summary => {
1476→ if (summary) {
1477→ return createToolUseSummaryMessage(summary, toolUseIds)
1478→ }
1479→ return null
1480→ })
1481→ .catch(() => null)
1482→ }
1483→
1484→ // We were aborted during tool calls
1485→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
1486→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release when aborted mid-tool-call.
1487→ // This is the most likely Ctrl+C path for CU (e.g. slow screenshot).
1488→ // Main thread only — see stopHooks.ts for the subagent rationale.
1489→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
1490→ try {
1491→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
1492→ './utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
1493→ )
1494→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
1495→ } catch {
1496→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
1497→ }
1498→ }
1499→ // Skip the interruption message for submit-interrupts — the queued
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (700 - 949) Status: Completed
700→ taskBudget: {
701→ total: params.taskBudget.total,
702→ ...(taskBudgetRemaining !== undefined && {
703→ remaining: taskBudgetRemaining,
704→ }),
705→ },
706→ }),
707→ },
708→ })) {
709→ // We won't use the tool_calls from the first attempt
710→ // We could.. but then we'd have to merge assistant messages
711→ // with different ids and double up on full the tool_results
712→ if (streamingFallbackOccured) {
713→ // Yield tombstones for orphaned messages so they're removed from UI and transcript.
714→ // These partial messages (especially thinking blocks) have invalid signatures
715→ // that would cause "thinking blocks cannot be modified" API errors.
716→ for (const msg of assistantMessages) {
717→ yield { type: 'tombstone' as const, message: msg }
718→ }
719→ logEvent('tengu_orphaned_messages_tombstoned', {
720→ orphanedMessageCount: assistantMessages.length,
721→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
722→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
723→ })
724→
725→ assistantMessages.length = 0
726→ toolResults.length = 0
727→ toolUseBlocks.length = 0
728→ needsFollowUp = false
729→
730→ // Discard pending results from the failed streaming attempt and create
731→ // a fresh executor. This prevents orphan tool_results (with old tool_use_ids)
732→ // from being yielded after the fallback response arrives.
733→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
734→ streamingToolExecutor.discard()
735→ streamingToolExecutor = new StreamingToolExecutor(
736→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
737→ canUseTool,
738→ toolUseContext,
739→ )
740→ }
741→ }
742→ // Backfill tool_use inputs on a cloned message before yield so
743→ // SDK stream output and transcript serialization see legacy/derived
744→ // fields. The original `message` is left untouched for
745→ // assistantMessages.push below — it flows back to the API and
746→ // mutating it would break prompt caching (byte mismatch).
747→ let yieldMessage: typeof message = message
748→ if (message.type === 'assistant') {
749→ let clonedContent: typeof message.message.content | undefined
750→ for (let i = 0; i < message.message.content.length; i++) {
751→ const block = message.message.content[i]!
752→ if (
753→ block.type === 'tool_use' &&
754→ typeof block.input === 'object' &&
755→ block.input !== null
756→ ) {
757→ const tool = findToolByName(
758→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
759→ block.name,
760→ )
761→ if (tool?.backfillObservableInput) {
762→ const originalInput = block.input as Record<string, unknown>
763→ const inputCopy = { ...originalInput }
764→ tool.backfillObservableInput(inputCopy)
765→ // Only yield a clone when backfill ADDED fields; skip if
766→ // it only OVERWROTE existing ones (e.g. file tools
767→ // expanding file_path). Overwrites change the serialized
768→ // transcript and break VCR fixture hashes on resume,
769→ // while adding nothing the SDK stream needs — hooks get
770→ // the expanded path via toolExecution.ts separately.
771→ const addedFields = Object.keys(inputCopy).some(
772→ k => !(k in originalInput),
773→ )
774→ if (addedFields) {
775→ clonedContent ??= [...message.message.content]
776→ clonedContent[i] = { ...block, input: inputCopy }
777→ }
778→ }
779→ }
780→ }
781→ if (clonedContent) {
782→ yieldMessage = {
783→ ...message,
784→ message: { ...message.message, content: clonedContent },
785→ }
786→ }
787→ }
788→ // Withhold recoverable errors (prompt-too-long, max-output-tokens)
789→ // until we know whether recovery (collapse drain / reactive
790→ // compact / truncation retry) can succeed. Still pushed to
791→ // assistantMessages so the recovery checks below find them.
792→ // Either subsystem's withhold is sufficient — they're
793→ // independent so turning one off doesn't break the other's
794→ // recovery path.
795→ //
796→ // feature() only works in if/ternary conditions (bun:bundle
797→ // tree-shaking constraint), so the collapse check is nested
798→ // rather than composed.
799→ let withheld = false
800→ if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE')) {
801→ if (
802→ contextCollapse?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(
803→ message,
804→ isPromptTooLongMessage,
805→ querySource,
806→ )
807→ ) {
808→ withheld = true
809→ }
810→ }
811→ if (reactiveCompact?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(message)) {
812→ withheld = true
813→ }
814→ if (
815→ mediaRecoveryEnabled &&
816→ reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(message)
817→ ) {
818→ withheld = true
819→ }
820→ if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(message)) {
821→ withheld = true
822→ }
823→ if (!withheld) {
824→ yield yieldMessage
825→ }
826→ if (message.type === 'assistant') {
827→ assistantMessages.push(message)
828→
829→ const msgToolUseBlocks = message.message.content.filter(
830→ content => content.type === 'tool_use',
831→ ) as ToolUseBlock[]
832→ if (msgToolUseBlocks.length > 0) {
833→ toolUseBlocks.push(...msgToolUseBlocks)
834→ needsFollowUp = true
835→ }
836→
837→ if (
838→ streamingToolExecutor &&
839→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted
840→ ) {
841→ for (const toolBlock of msgToolUseBlocks) {
842→ streamingToolExecutor.addTool(toolBlock, message)
843→ }
844→ }
845→ }
846→
847→ if (
848→ streamingToolExecutor &&
849→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted
850→ ) {
851→ for (const result of streamingToolExecutor.getCompletedResults()) {
852→ if (result.message) {
853→ yield result.message
854→ toolResults.push(
855→ ...normalizeMessagesForAPI(
856→ [result.message],
857→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
858→ ).filter(_ => _.type === 'user'),
859→ )
860→ }
861→ }
862→ }
863→ }
864→ queryCheckpoint('query_api_streaming_end')
865→
866→ // Yield deferred microcompact boundary message using actual API-reported
867→ // token deletion count instead of client-side estimates.
868→ // Entire block gated behind feature() so the excluded string
869→ // is eliminated from external builds.
870→ if (feature('CACHED_MICROCOMPACT') && pendingCacheEdits) {
871→ const lastAssistant = assistantMessages.at(-1)
872→ // The API field is cumulative/sticky across requests, so we
873→ // subtract the baseline captured before this request to get the delta.
874→ const usage = lastAssistant?.message.usage
875→ const cumulativeDeleted = usage
876→ ? ((usage as unknown as Record<string, number>)
877→ .cache_deleted_input_tokens ?? 0)
878→ : 0
879→ const deletedTokens = Math.max(
880→ 0,
881→ cumulativeDeleted - pendingCacheEdits.baselineCacheDeletedTokens,
882→ )
883→ if (deletedTokens > 0) {
884→ yield createMicrocompactBoundaryMessage(
885→ pendingCacheEdits.trigger,
886→ 0,
887→ deletedTokens,
888→ pendingCacheEdits.deletedToolIds,
889→ [],
890→ )
891→ }
892→ }
893→ } catch (innerError) {
894→ if (innerError instanceof FallbackTriggeredError && fallbackModel) {
895→ // Fallback was triggered - switch model and retry
896→ currentModel = fallbackModel
897→ attemptWithFallback = true
898→
899→ // Clear assistant messages since we'll retry the entire request
900→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
901→ assistantMessages,
902→ 'Model fallback triggered',
903→ )
904→ assistantMessages.length = 0
905→ toolResults.length = 0
906→ toolUseBlocks.length = 0
907→ needsFollowUp = false
908→
909→ // Discard pending results from the failed attempt and create a
910→ // fresh executor. This prevents orphan tool_results (with old
911→ // tool_use_ids) from leaking into the retry.
912→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
913→ streamingToolExecutor.discard()
914→ streamingToolExecutor = new StreamingToolExecutor(
915→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
916→ canUseTool,
917→ toolUseContext,
918→ )
919→ }
920→
921→ // Update tool use context with new model
922→ toolUseContext.options.mainLoopModel = fallbackModel
923→
924→ // Thinking signatures are model-bound: replaying a protected-thinking
925→ // block (e.g. capybara) to an unprotected fallback (e.g. opus) 400s.
926→ // Strip before retry so the fallback model gets clean history.
927→ if (process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant') {
928→ messagesForQuery = stripSignatureBlocks(messagesForQuery)
929→ }
930→
931→ // Log the fallback event
932→ logEvent('tengu_model_fallback_triggered', {
933→ original_model:
934→ innerError.originalModel as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
935→ fallback_model:
936→ fallbackModel as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
937→ entrypoint:
938→ 'cli' as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
939→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
940→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
941→ })
942→
943→ // Yield system message about fallback — use 'warning' level so
944→ // users see the notification without needing verbose mode
945→ yield createSystemMessage(
946→ `Switched to ${renderModelName(innerError.fallbackModel)} due to high demand for ${renderModelName(innerError.originalModel)}`,
947→ 'warning',
948→ )
949→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (950 - 1199) Status: Completed
950→ continue
951→ }
952→ throw innerError
953→ }
954→ }
955→ } catch (error) {
956→ logError(error)
957→ const errorMessage =
958→ error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)
959→ logEvent('tengu_query_error', {
960→ assistantMessages: assistantMessages.length,
961→ toolUses: assistantMessages.flatMap(_ =>
962→ _.message.content.filter(content => content.type === 'tool_use'),
963→ ).length,
964→
965→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
966→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
967→ })
968→
969→ // Handle image size/resize errors with user-friendly messages
970→ if (
971→ error instanceof ImageSizeError ||
972→ error instanceof ImageResizeError
973→ ) {
974→ yield createAssistantAPIErrorMessage({
975→ content: error.message,
976→ })
977→ return { reason: 'image_error' }
978→ }
979→
980→ // Generally queryModelWithStreaming should not throw errors but instead
981→ // yield them as synthetic assistant messages. However if it does throw
982→ // due to a bug, we may end up in a state where we have already emitted
983→ // a tool_use block but will stop before emitting the tool_result.
984→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(assistantMessages, errorMessage)
985→
986→ // Surface the real error instead of a misleading "[Request interrupted
987→ // by user]" — this path is a model/runtime failure, not a user action.
988→ // SDK consumers were seeing phantom interrupts on e.g. Node 18's missing
989→ // Array.prototype.with(), masking the actual cause.
990→ yield createAssistantAPIErrorMessage({
991→ content: errorMessage,
992→ })
993→
994→ // To help track down bugs, log loudly for ants
995→ logAntError('Query error', error)
996→ return { reason: 'model_error', error }
997→ }
998→
999→ // Execute post-sampling hooks after model response is complete
1000→ if (assistantMessages.length > 0) {
1001→ void executePostSamplingHooks(
1002→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
1003→ systemPrompt,
1004→ userContext,
1005→ systemContext,
1006→ toolUseContext,
1007→ querySource,
1008→ )
1009→ }
1010→
1011→ // We need to handle a streaming abort before anything else.
1012→ // When using streamingToolExecutor, we must consume getRemainingResults() so the
1013→ // executor can generate synthetic tool_result blocks for queued/in-progress tools.
1014→ // Without this, tool_use blocks would lack matching tool_result blocks.
1015→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
1016→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
1017→ // Consume remaining results - executor generates synthetic tool_results for
1018→ // aborted tools since it checks the abort signal in executeTool()
1019→ for await (const update of streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()) {
1020→ if (update.message) {
1021→ yield update.message
1022→ }
1023→ }
1024→ } else {
1025→ yield* yieldMissingToolResultBlocks(
1026→ assistantMessages,
1027→ 'Interrupted by user',
1028→ )
1029→ }
1030→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release on interrupt. Same cleanup
1031→ // as the natural turn-end path in stopHooks.ts. Main thread only —
1032→ // see stopHooks.ts for the subagent-releasing-main's-lock rationale.
1033→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
1034→ try {
1035→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
1036→ './utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
1037→ )
1038→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
1039→ } catch {
1040→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
1041→ }
1042→ }
1043→
1044→ // Skip the interruption message for submit-interrupts — the queued
1045→ // user message that follows provides sufficient context.
1046→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.reason !== 'interrupt') {
1047→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
1048→ toolUse: false,
1049→ })
1050→ }
1051→ return { reason: 'aborted_streaming' }
1052→ }
1053→
1054→ // Yield tool use summary from previous turn — haiku (~1s) resolved during model streaming (5-30s)
1055→ if (pendingToolUseSummary) {
1056→ const summary = await pendingToolUseSummary
1057→ if (summary) {
1058→ yield summary
1059→ }
1060→ }
1061→
1062→ if (!needsFollowUp) {
1063→ const lastMessage = assistantMessages.at(-1)
1064→
1065→ // Prompt-too-long recovery: the streaming loop withheld the error
1066→ // (see withheldByCollapse / withheldByReactive above). Try collapse
1067→ // drain first (cheap, keeps granular context), then reactive compact
1068→ // (full summary). Single-shot on each — if a retry still 413's,
1069→ // the next stage handles it or the error surfaces.
1070→ const isWithheld413 =
1071→ lastMessage?.type === 'assistant' &&
1072→ lastMessage.isApiErrorMessage &&
1073→ isPromptTooLongMessage(lastMessage)
1074→ // Media-size rejections (image/PDF/many-image) are recoverable via
1075→ // reactive compact's strip-retry. Unlike PTL, media errors skip the
1076→ // collapse drain — collapse doesn't strip images. mediaRecoveryEnabled
1077→ // is the hoisted gate from before the stream loop (same value as the
1078→ // withholding check — these two must agree or a withheld message is
1079→ // lost). If the oversized media is in the preserved tail, the
1080→ // post-compact turn will media-error again; hasAttemptedReactiveCompact
1081→ // prevents a spiral and the error surfaces.
1082→ const isWithheldMedia =
1083→ mediaRecoveryEnabled &&
1084→ reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(lastMessage)
1085→ if (isWithheld413) {
1086→ // First: drain all staged context-collapses. Gated on the PREVIOUS
1087→ // transition not being collapse_drain_retry — if we already drained
1088→ // and the retry still 413'd, fall through to reactive compact.
1089→ if (
1090→ feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') &&
1091→ contextCollapse &&
1092→ state.transition?.reason !== 'collapse_drain_retry'
1093→ ) {
1094→ const drained = contextCollapse.recoverFromOverflow(
1095→ messagesForQuery,
1096→ querySource,
1097→ )
1098→ if (drained.committed > 0) {
1099→ const next: State = {
1100→ messages: drained.messages,
1101→ toolUseContext,
1102→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1103→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1104→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1105→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1106→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1107→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1108→ turnCount,
1109→ transition: {
1110→ reason: 'collapse_drain_retry',
1111→ committed: drained.committed,
1112→ },
1113→ }
1114→ state = next
1115→ continue
1116→ }
1117→ }
1118→ }
1119→ if ((isWithheld413 || isWithheldMedia) && reactiveCompact) {
1120→ const compacted = await reactiveCompact.tryReactiveCompact({
1121→ hasAttempted: hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1122→ querySource,
1123→ aborted: toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted,
1124→ messages: messagesForQuery,
1125→ cacheSafeParams: {
1126→ systemPrompt,
1127→ userContext,
1128→ systemContext,
1129→ toolUseContext,
1130→ forkContextMessages: messagesForQuery,
1131→ },
1132→ })
1133→
1134→ if (compacted) {
1135→ // task_budget: same carryover as the proactive path above.
1136→ // messagesForQuery still holds the pre-compact array here (the
1137→ // 413-failed attempt's input).
1138→ if (params.taskBudget) {
1139→ const preCompactContext =
1140→ finalContextTokensFromLastResponse(messagesForQuery)
1141→ taskBudgetRemaining = Math.max(
1142→ 0,
1143→ (taskBudgetRemaining ?? params.taskBudget.total) -
1144→ preCompactContext,
1145→ )
1146→ }
1147→
1148→ const postCompactMessages = buildPostCompactMessages(compacted)
1149→ for (const msg of postCompactMessages) {
1150→ yield msg
1151→ }
1152→ const next: State = {
1153→ messages: postCompactMessages,
1154→ toolUseContext,
1155→ autoCompactTracking: undefined,
1156→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1157→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: true,
1158→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1159→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1160→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1161→ turnCount,
1162→ transition: { reason: 'reactive_compact_retry' },
1163→ }
1164→ state = next
1165→ continue
1166→ }
1167→
1168→ // No recovery — surface the withheld error and exit. Do NOT fall
1169→ // through to stop hooks: the model never produced a valid response,
1170→ // so hooks have nothing meaningful to evaluate. Running stop hooks
1171→ // on prompt-too-long creates a death spiral: error → hook blocking
1172→ // → retry → error → … (the hook injects more tokens each cycle).
1173→ yield lastMessage
1174→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1175→ return { reason: isWithheldMedia ? 'image_error' : 'prompt_too_long' }
1176→ } else if (feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') && isWithheld413) {
1177→ // reactiveCompact compiled out but contextCollapse withheld and
1178→ // couldn't recover (staged queue empty/stale). Surface. Same
1179→ // early-return rationale — don't fall through to stop hooks.
1180→ yield lastMessage
1181→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1182→ return { reason: 'prompt_too_long' }
1183→ }
1184→
1185→ // Check for max_output_tokens and inject recovery message. The error
1186→ // was withheld from the stream above; only surface it if recovery
1187→ // exhausts.
1188→ if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(lastMessage)) {
1189→ // Escalating retry: if we used the capped 8k default and hit the
1190→ // limit, retry the SAME request at 64k — no meta message, no
1191→ // multi-turn dance. This fires once per turn (guarded by the
1192→ // override check), then falls through to multi-turn recovery if
1193→ // 64k also hits the cap.
1194→ // 3P default: false (not validated on Bedrock/Vertex)
1195→ const capEnabled = getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
1196→ 'tengu_otk_slot_v1',
1197→ false,
1198→ )
1199→ if (
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1500 - 1599) Status: Completed
1500→ // user message that follows provides sufficient context.
1501→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.reason !== 'interrupt') {
1502→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
1503→ toolUse: true,
1504→ })
1505→ }
1506→ // Check maxTurns before returning when aborted
1507→ const nextTurnCountOnAbort = turnCount + 1
1508→ if (maxTurns && nextTurnCountOnAbort > maxTurns) {
1509→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
1510→ type: 'max_turns_reached',
1511→ maxTurns,
1512→ turnCount: nextTurnCountOnAbort,
1513→ })
1514→ }
1515→ return { reason: 'aborted_tools' }
1516→ }
1517→
1518→ // If a hook indicated to prevent continuation, stop here
1519→ if (shouldPreventContinuation) {
1520→ return { reason: 'hook_stopped' }
1521→ }
1522→
1523→ if (tracking?.compacted) {
1524→ tracking.turnCounter++
1525→ logEvent('tengu_post_autocompact_turn', {
1526→ turnId:
1527→ tracking.turnId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
1528→ turnCounter: tracking.turnCounter,
1529→
1530→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1531→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1532→ })
1533→ }
1534→
1535→ // Be careful to do this after tool calls are done, because the API
1536→ // will error if we interleave tool_result messages with regular user messages.
1537→
1538→ // Instrumentation: Track message count before attachments
1539→ logEvent('tengu_query_before_attachments', {
1540→ messagesForQueryCount: messagesForQuery.length,
1541→ assistantMessagesCount: assistantMessages.length,
1542→ toolResultsCount: toolResults.length,
1543→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1544→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1545→ })
1546→
1547→ // Get queued commands snapshot before processing attachments.
1548→ // These will be sent as attachments so Claude can respond to them in the current turn.
1549→ //
1550→ // Drain pending notifications. LocalShellTask completions are 'next'
1551→ // (when MONITOR_TOOL is on) and drain without Sleep. Other task types
1552→ // (agent/workflow/framework) still default to 'later' — the Sleep flush
1553→ // covers those. If all task types move to 'next', this branch could go.
1554→ //
1555→ // Slash commands are excluded from mid-turn drain — they must go through
1556→ // processSlashCommand after the turn ends (via useQueueProcessor), not be
1557→ // sent to the model as text. Bash-mode commands are already excluded by
1558→ // INLINE_NOTIFICATION_MODES in getQueuedCommandAttachments.
1559→ //
1560→ // Agent scoping: the queue is a process-global singleton shared by the
1561→ // coordinator and all in-process subagents. Each loop drains only what's
1562→ // addressed to it — main thread drains agentId===undefined, subagents
1563→ // drain their own agentId. User prompts (mode:'prompt') still go to main
1564→ // only; subagents never see the prompt stream.
1565→ // eslint-disable-next-line custom-rules/require-tool-match-name -- ToolUseBlock.name has no aliases
1566→ const sleepRan = toolUseBlocks.some(b => b.name === SLEEP_TOOL_NAME)
1567→ const isMainThread =
1568→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread') || querySource === 'sdk'
1569→ const currentAgentId = toolUseContext.agentId
1570→ const queuedCommandsSnapshot = getCommandsByMaxPriority(
1571→ sleepRan ? 'later' : 'next',
1572→ ).filter(cmd => {
1573→ if (isSlashCommand(cmd)) return false
1574→ if (isMainThread) return cmd.agentId === undefined
1575→ // Subagents only drain task-notifications addressed to them — never
1576→ // user prompts, even if someone stamps an agentId on one.
1577→ return cmd.mode === 'task-notification' && cmd.agentId === currentAgentId
1578→ })
1579→
1580→ for await (const attachment of getAttachmentMessages(
1581→ null,
1582→ updatedToolUseContext,
1583→ null,
1584→ queuedCommandsSnapshot,
1585→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
1586→ querySource,
1587→ )) {
1588→ yield attachment
1589→ toolResults.push(attachment)
1590→ }
1591→
1592→ // Memory prefetch consume: only if settled and not already consumed on
1593→ // an earlier iteration. If not settled yet, skip (zero-wait) and retry
1594→ // next iteration — the prefetch gets as many chances as there are loop
1595→ // iterations before the turn ends. readFileState (cumulative across
1596→ // iterations) filters out memories the model already Read/Wrote/Edited
1597→ // — including in earlier iterations, which the per-iteration
1598→ // toolUseBlocks array would miss.
1599→ if (
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1620 - 1719) Status: Completed
1620→ if (skillPrefetch && pendingSkillPrefetch) {
1621→ const skillAttachments =
1622→ await skillPrefetch.collectSkillDiscoveryPrefetch(pendingSkillPrefetch)
1623→ for (const att of skillAttachments) {
1624→ const msg = createAttachmentMessage(att)
1625→ yield msg
1626→ toolResults.push(msg)
1627→ }
1628→ }
1629→
1630→ // Remove only commands that were actually consumed as attachments.
1631→ // Prompt and task-notification commands are converted to attachments above.
1632→ const consumedCommands = queuedCommandsSnapshot.filter(
1633→ cmd => cmd.mode === 'prompt' || cmd.mode === 'task-notification',
1634→ )
1635→ if (consumedCommands.length > 0) {
1636→ for (const cmd of consumedCommands) {
1637→ if (cmd.uuid) {
1638→ consumedCommandUuids.push(cmd.uuid)
1639→ notifyCommandLifecycle(cmd.uuid, 'started')
1640→ }
1641→ }
1642→ removeFromQueue(consumedCommands)
1643→ }
1644→
1645→ // Instrumentation: Track file change attachments after they're added
1646→ const fileChangeAttachmentCount = count(
1647→ toolResults,
1648→ tr =>
1649→ tr.type === 'attachment' && tr.attachment.type === 'edited_text_file',
1650→ )
1651→
1652→ logEvent('tengu_query_after_attachments', {
1653→ totalToolResultsCount: toolResults.length,
1654→ fileChangeAttachmentCount,
1655→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1656→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1657→ })
1658→
1659→ // Refresh tools between turns so newly-connected MCP servers become available
1660→ if (updatedToolUseContext.options.refreshTools) {
1661→ const refreshedTools = updatedToolUseContext.options.refreshTools()
1662→ if (refreshedTools !== updatedToolUseContext.options.tools) {
1663→ updatedToolUseContext = {
1664→ ...updatedToolUseContext,
1665→ options: {
1666→ ...updatedToolUseContext.options,
1667→ tools: refreshedTools,
1668→ },
1669→ }
1670→ }
1671→ }
1672→
1673→ const toolUseContextWithQueryTracking = {
1674→ ...updatedToolUseContext,
1675→ queryTracking,
1676→ }
1677→
1678→ // Each time we have tool results and are about to recurse, that's a turn
1679→ const nextTurnCount = turnCount + 1
1680→
1681→ // Periodic task summary for `claude ps` — fires mid-turn so a
1682→ // long-running agent still refreshes what it's working on. Gated
1683→ // only on !agentId so every top-level conversation (REPL, SDK, HFI,
1684→ // remote) generates summaries; subagents/forks don't.
1685→ if (feature('BG_SESSIONS')) {
1686→ if (
1687→ !toolUseContext.agentId &&
1688→ taskSummaryModule!.shouldGenerateTaskSummary()
1689→ ) {
1690→ taskSummaryModule!.maybeGenerateTaskSummary({
1691→ systemPrompt,
1692→ userContext,
1693→ systemContext,
1694→ toolUseContext,
1695→ forkContextMessages: [
1696→ ...messagesForQuery,
1697→ ...assistantMessages,
1698→ ...toolResults,
1699→ ],
1700→ })
1701→ }
1702→ }
1703→
1704→ // Check if we've reached the max turns limit
1705→ if (maxTurns && nextTurnCount > maxTurns) {
1706→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
1707→ type: 'max_turns_reached',
1708→ maxTurns,
1709→ turnCount: nextTurnCount,
1710→ })
1711→ return { reason: 'max_turns', turnCount: nextTurnCount }
1712→ }
1713→
1714→ queryCheckpoint('query_recursive_call')
1715→ const next: State = {
1716→ messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
1717→ toolUseContext: toolUseContextWithQueryTracking,
1718→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1719→ turnCount: nextTurnCount,
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1200 - 1499) Status: Completed
1200→ capEnabled &&
1201→ maxOutputTokensOverride === undefined &&
1202→ !process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS
1203→ ) {
1204→ logEvent('tengu_max_tokens_escalate', {
1205→ escalatedTo: ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS,
1206→ })
1207→ const next: State = {
1208→ messages: messagesForQuery,
1209→ toolUseContext,
1210→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1211→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
1212→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1213→ maxOutputTokensOverride: ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS,
1214→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1215→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1216→ turnCount,
1217→ transition: { reason: 'max_output_tokens_escalate' },
1218→ }
1219→ state = next
1220→ continue
1221→ }
1222→
1223→ if (maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount < MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT) {
1224→ const recoveryMessage = createUserMessage({
1225→ content:
1226→ `Output token limit hit. Resume directly — no apology, no recap of what you were doing. ` +
1227→ `Pick up mid-thought if that is where the cut happened. Break remaining work into smaller pieces.`,
1228→ isMeta: true,
1229→ })
1230→
1231→ const next: State = {
1232→ messages: [
1233→ ...messagesForQuery,
1234→ ...assistantMessages,
1235→ recoveryMessage,
1236→ ],
1237→ toolUseContext,
1238→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1239→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount + 1,
1240→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1241→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1242→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1243→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1244→ turnCount,
1245→ transition: {
1246→ reason: 'max_output_tokens_recovery',
1247→ attempt: maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount + 1,
1248→ },
1249→ }
1250→ state = next
1251→ continue
1252→ }
1253→
1254→ // Recovery exhausted — surface the withheld error now.
1255→ yield lastMessage
1256→ }
1257→
1258→ // Skip stop hooks when the last message is an API error (rate limit,
1259→ // prompt-too-long, auth failure, etc.). The model never produced a
1260→ // real response — hooks evaluating it create a death spiral:
1261→ // error → hook blocking → retry → error → …
1262→ if (lastMessage?.isApiErrorMessage) {
1263→ void executeStopFailureHooks(lastMessage, toolUseContext)
1264→ return { reason: 'completed' }
1265→ }
1266→
1267→ const stopHookResult = yield* handleStopHooks(
1268→ messagesForQuery,
1269→ assistantMessages,
1270→ systemPrompt,
1271→ userContext,
1272→ systemContext,
1273→ toolUseContext,
1274→ querySource,
1275→ stopHookActive,
1276→ )
1277→
1278→ if (stopHookResult.preventContinuation) {
1279→ return { reason: 'stop_hook_prevented' }
1280→ }
1281→
1282→ if (stopHookResult.blockingErrors.length > 0) {
1283→ const next: State = {
1284→ messages: [
1285→ ...messagesForQuery,
1286→ ...assistantMessages,
1287→ ...stopHookResult.blockingErrors,
1288→ ],
1289→ toolUseContext,
1290→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1291→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1292→ // Preserve the reactive compact guard — if compact already ran and
1293→ // couldn't recover from prompt-too-long, retrying after a stop-hook
1294→ // blocking error will produce the same result. Resetting to false
1295→ // here caused an infinite loop: compact → still too long → error →
1296→ // stop hook blocking → compact → … burning thousands of API calls.
1297→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
1298→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1299→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1300→ stopHookActive: true,
1301→ turnCount,
1302→ transition: { reason: 'stop_hook_blocking' },
1303→ }
1304→ state = next
1305→ continue
1306→ }
1307→
1308→ if (feature('TOKEN_BUDGET')) {
1309→ const decision = checkTokenBudget(
1310→ budgetTracker!,
1311→ toolUseContext.agentId,
1312→ getCurrentTurnTokenBudget(),
1313→ getTurnOutputTokens(),
1314→ )
1315→
1316→ if (decision.action === 'continue') {
1317→ incrementBudgetContinuationCount()
1318→ logForDebugging(
1319→ `Token budget continuation #${decision.continuationCount}: ${decision.pct}% (${decision.turnTokens.toLocaleString()} / ${decision.budget.toLocaleString()})`,
1320→ )
1321→ state = {
1322→ messages: [
1323→ ...messagesForQuery,
1324→ ...assistantMessages,
1325→ createUserMessage({
1326→ content: decision.nudgeMessage,
1327→ isMeta: true,
1328→ }),
1329→ ],
1330→ toolUseContext,
1331→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1332→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1333→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
1334→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1335→ pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
1336→ stopHookActive: undefined,
1337→ turnCount,
1338→ transition: { reason: 'token_budget_continuation' },
1339→ }
1340→ continue
1341→ }
1342→
1343→ if (decision.completionEvent) {
1344→ if (decision.completionEvent.diminishingReturns) {
1345→ logForDebugging(
1346→ `Token budget early stop: diminishing returns at ${decision.completionEvent.pct}%`,
1347→ )
1348→ }
1349→ logEvent('tengu_token_budget_completed', {
1350→ ...decision.completionEvent,
1351→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1352→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1353→ })
1354→ }
1355→ }
1356→
1357→ return { reason: 'completed' }
1358→ }
1359→
1360→ let shouldPreventContinuation = false
1361→ let updatedToolUseContext = toolUseContext
1362→
1363→ queryCheckpoint('query_tool_execution_start')
1364→
1365→
1366→ if (streamingToolExecutor) {
1367→ logEvent('tengu_streaming_tool_execution_used', {
1368→ tool_count: toolUseBlocks.length,
1369→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1370→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1371→ })
1372→ } else {
1373→ logEvent('tengu_streaming_tool_execution_not_used', {
1374→ tool_count: toolUseBlocks.length,
1375→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1376→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1377→ })
1378→ }
1379→
1380→ const toolUpdates = streamingToolExecutor
1381→ ? streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()
1382→ : runTools(toolUseBlocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, toolUseContext)
1383→
1384→ for await (const update of toolUpdates) {
1385→ if (update.message) {
1386→ yield update.message
1387→
1388→ if (
1389→ update.message.type === 'attachment' &&
1390→ update.message.attachment.type === 'hook_stopped_continuation'
1391→ ) {
1392→ shouldPreventContinuation = true
1393→ }
1394→
1395→ toolResults.push(
1396→ ...normalizeMessagesForAPI(
1397→ [update.message],
1398→ toolUseContext.options.tools,
1399→ ).filter(_ => _.type === 'user'),
1400→ )
1401→ }
1402→ if (update.newContext) {
1403→ updatedToolUseContext = {
1404→ ...update.newContext,
1405→ queryTracking,
1406→ }
1407→ }
1408→ }
1409→ queryCheckpoint('query_tool_execution_end')
1410→
1411→ // Generate tool use summary after tool batch completes — passed to next recursive call
1412→ let nextPendingToolUseSummary:
1413→ | Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null>
1414→ | undefined
1415→ if (
1416→ config.gates.emitToolUseSummaries &&
1417→ toolUseBlocks.length > 0 &&
1418→ !toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted &&
1419→ !toolUseContext.agentId // subagents don't surface in mobile UI — skip the Haiku call
1420→ ) {
1421→ // Extract the last assistant text block for context
1422→ const lastAssistantMessage = assistantMessages.at(-1)
1423→ let lastAssistantText: string | undefined
1424→ if (lastAssistantMessage) {
1425→ const textBlocks = lastAssistantMessage.message.content.filter(
1426→ block => block.type === 'text',
1427→ )
1428→ if (textBlocks.length > 0) {
1429→ const lastTextBlock = textBlocks.at(-1)
1430→ if (lastTextBlock && 'text' in lastTextBlock) {
1431→ lastAssistantText = lastTextBlock.text
1432→ }
1433→ }
1434→ }
1435→
1436→ // Collect tool info for summary generation
1437→ const toolUseIds = toolUseBlocks.map(block => block.id)
1438→ const toolInfoForSummary = toolUseBlocks.map(block => {
1439→ // Find the corresponding tool result
1440→ const toolResult = toolResults.find(
1441→ result =>
1442→ result.type === 'user' &&
1443→ Array.isArray(result.message.content) &&
1444→ result.message.content.some(
1445→ content =>
1446→ content.type === 'tool_result' &&
1447→ content.tool_use_id === block.id,
1448→ ),
1449→ )
1450→ const resultContent =
1451→ toolResult?.type === 'user' &&
1452→ Array.isArray(toolResult.message.content)
1453→ ? toolResult.message.content.find(
1454→ (c): c is ToolResultBlockParam =>
1455→ c.type === 'tool_result' && c.tool_use_id === block.id,
1456→ )
1457→ : undefined
1458→ return {
1459→ name: block.name,
1460→ input: block.input,
1461→ output:
1462→ resultContent && 'content' in resultContent
1463→ ? resultContent.content
1464→ : null,
1465→ }
1466→ })
1467→
1468→ // Fire off summary generation without blocking the next API call
1469→ nextPendingToolUseSummary = generateToolUseSummary({
1470→ tools: toolInfoForSummary,
1471→ signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
1472→ isNonInteractiveSession: toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
1473→ lastAssistantText,
1474→ })
1475→ .then(summary => {
1476→ if (summary) {
1477→ return createToolUseSummaryMessage(summary, toolUseIds)
1478→ }
1479→ return null
1480→ })
1481→ .catch(() => null)
1482→ }
1483→
1484→ // We were aborted during tool calls
1485→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted) {
1486→ // chicago MCP: auto-unhide + lock release when aborted mid-tool-call.
1487→ // This is the most likely Ctrl+C path for CU (e.g. slow screenshot).
1488→ // Main thread only — see stopHooks.ts for the subagent rationale.
1489→ if (feature('CHICAGO_MCP') && !toolUseContext.agentId) {
1490→ try {
1491→ const { cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn } = await import(
1492→ './utils/computerUse/cleanup.js'
1493→ )
1494→ await cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn(toolUseContext)
1495→ } catch {
1496→ // Failures are silent — this is dogfooding cleanup, not critical path
1497→ }
1498→ }
1499→ // Skip the interruption message for submit-interrupts — the queued
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1720 - 1769) Status: Completed
1720→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1721→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
1722→ pendingToolUseSummary: nextPendingToolUseSummary,
1723→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1724→ stopHookActive,
1725→ transition: { reason: 'next_turn' },
1726→ }
1727→ state = next
1728→ } // while (true)
1729→}
1730→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1500 - 1599) Status: Completed
1500→ // user message that follows provides sufficient context.
1501→ if (toolUseContext.abortController.signal.reason !== 'interrupt') {
1502→ yield createUserInterruptionMessage({
1503→ toolUse: true,
1504→ })
1505→ }
1506→ // Check maxTurns before returning when aborted
1507→ const nextTurnCountOnAbort = turnCount + 1
1508→ if (maxTurns && nextTurnCountOnAbort > maxTurns) {
1509→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
1510→ type: 'max_turns_reached',
1511→ maxTurns,
1512→ turnCount: nextTurnCountOnAbort,
1513→ })
1514→ }
1515→ return { reason: 'aborted_tools' }
1516→ }
1517→
1518→ // If a hook indicated to prevent continuation, stop here
1519→ if (shouldPreventContinuation) {
1520→ return { reason: 'hook_stopped' }
1521→ }
1522→
1523→ if (tracking?.compacted) {
1524→ tracking.turnCounter++
1525→ logEvent('tengu_post_autocompact_turn', {
1526→ turnId:
1527→ tracking.turnId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
1528→ turnCounter: tracking.turnCounter,
1529→
1530→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1531→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1532→ })
1533→ }
1534→
1535→ // Be careful to do this after tool calls are done, because the API
1536→ // will error if we interleave tool_result messages with regular user messages.
1537→
1538→ // Instrumentation: Track message count before attachments
1539→ logEvent('tengu_query_before_attachments', {
1540→ messagesForQueryCount: messagesForQuery.length,
1541→ assistantMessagesCount: assistantMessages.length,
1542→ toolResultsCount: toolResults.length,
1543→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1544→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1545→ })
1546→
1547→ // Get queued commands snapshot before processing attachments.
1548→ // These will be sent as attachments so Claude can respond to them in the current turn.
1549→ //
1550→ // Drain pending notifications. LocalShellTask completions are 'next'
1551→ // (when MONITOR_TOOL is on) and drain without Sleep. Other task types
1552→ // (agent/workflow/framework) still default to 'later' — the Sleep flush
1553→ // covers those. If all task types move to 'next', this branch could go.
1554→ //
1555→ // Slash commands are excluded from mid-turn drain — they must go through
1556→ // processSlashCommand after the turn ends (via useQueueProcessor), not be
1557→ // sent to the model as text. Bash-mode commands are already excluded by
1558→ // INLINE_NOTIFICATION_MODES in getQueuedCommandAttachments.
1559→ //
1560→ // Agent scoping: the queue is a process-global singleton shared by the
1561→ // coordinator and all in-process subagents. Each loop drains only what's
1562→ // addressed to it — main thread drains agentId===undefined, subagents
1563→ // drain their own agentId. User prompts (mode:'prompt') still go to main
1564→ // only; subagents never see the prompt stream.
1565→ // eslint-disable-next-line custom-rules/require-tool-match-name -- ToolUseBlock.name has no aliases
1566→ const sleepRan = toolUseBlocks.some(b => b.name === SLEEP_TOOL_NAME)
1567→ const isMainThread =
1568→ querySource.startsWith('repl_main_thread') || querySource === 'sdk'
1569→ const currentAgentId = toolUseContext.agentId
1570→ const queuedCommandsSnapshot = getCommandsByMaxPriority(
1571→ sleepRan ? 'later' : 'next',
1572→ ).filter(cmd => {
1573→ if (isSlashCommand(cmd)) return false
1574→ if (isMainThread) return cmd.agentId === undefined
1575→ // Subagents only drain task-notifications addressed to them — never
1576→ // user prompts, even if someone stamps an agentId on one.
1577→ return cmd.mode === 'task-notification' && cmd.agentId === currentAgentId
1578→ })
1579→
1580→ for await (const attachment of getAttachmentMessages(
1581→ null,
1582→ updatedToolUseContext,
1583→ null,
1584→ queuedCommandsSnapshot,
1585→ [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
1586→ querySource,
1587→ )) {
1588→ yield attachment
1589→ toolResults.push(attachment)
1590→ }
1591→
1592→ // Memory prefetch consume: only if settled and not already consumed on
1593→ // an earlier iteration. If not settled yet, skip (zero-wait) and retry
1594→ // next iteration — the prefetch gets as many chances as there are loop
1595→ // iterations before the turn ends. readFileState (cumulative across
1596→ // iterations) filters out memories the model already Read/Wrote/Edited
1597→ // — including in earlier iterations, which the per-iteration
1598→ // toolUseBlocks array would miss.
1599→ if (
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1600 - 1719) Status: Completed
1600→ pendingMemoryPrefetch &&
1601→ pendingMemoryPrefetch.settledAt !== null &&
1602→ pendingMemoryPrefetch.consumedOnIteration === -1
1603→ ) {
1604→ const memoryAttachments = filterDuplicateMemoryAttachments(
1605→ await pendingMemoryPrefetch.promise,
1606→ toolUseContext.readFileState,
1607→ )
1608→ for (const memAttachment of memoryAttachments) {
1609→ const msg = createAttachmentMessage(memAttachment)
1610→ yield msg
1611→ toolResults.push(msg)
1612→ }
1613→ pendingMemoryPrefetch.consumedOnIteration = turnCount - 1
1614→ }
1615→
1616→
1617→ // Inject prefetched skill discovery. collectSkillDiscoveryPrefetch emits
1618→ // hidden_by_main_turn — true when the prefetch resolved before this point
1619→ // (should be >98% at AKI@250ms / Haiku@573ms vs turn durations of 2-30s).
1620→ if (skillPrefetch && pendingSkillPrefetch) {
1621→ const skillAttachments =
1622→ await skillPrefetch.collectSkillDiscoveryPrefetch(pendingSkillPrefetch)
1623→ for (const att of skillAttachments) {
1624→ const msg = createAttachmentMessage(att)
1625→ yield msg
1626→ toolResults.push(msg)
1627→ }
1628→ }
1629→
1630→ // Remove only commands that were actually consumed as attachments.
1631→ // Prompt and task-notification commands are converted to attachments above.
1632→ const consumedCommands = queuedCommandsSnapshot.filter(
1633→ cmd => cmd.mode === 'prompt' || cmd.mode === 'task-notification',
1634→ )
1635→ if (consumedCommands.length > 0) {
1636→ for (const cmd of consumedCommands) {
1637→ if (cmd.uuid) {
1638→ consumedCommandUuids.push(cmd.uuid)
1639→ notifyCommandLifecycle(cmd.uuid, 'started')
1640→ }
1641→ }
1642→ removeFromQueue(consumedCommands)
1643→ }
1644→
1645→ // Instrumentation: Track file change attachments after they're added
1646→ const fileChangeAttachmentCount = count(
1647→ toolResults,
1648→ tr =>
1649→ tr.type === 'attachment' && tr.attachment.type === 'edited_text_file',
1650→ )
1651→
1652→ logEvent('tengu_query_after_attachments', {
1653→ totalToolResultsCount: toolResults.length,
1654→ fileChangeAttachmentCount,
1655→ queryChainId: queryChainIdForAnalytics,
1656→ queryDepth: queryTracking.depth,
1657→ })
1658→
1659→ // Refresh tools between turns so newly-connected MCP servers become available
1660→ if (updatedToolUseContext.options.refreshTools) {
1661→ const refreshedTools = updatedToolUseContext.options.refreshTools()
1662→ if (refreshedTools !== updatedToolUseContext.options.tools) {
1663→ updatedToolUseContext = {
1664→ ...updatedToolUseContext,
1665→ options: {
1666→ ...updatedToolUseContext.options,
1667→ tools: refreshedTools,
1668→ },
1669→ }
1670→ }
1671→ }
1672→
1673→ const toolUseContextWithQueryTracking = {
1674→ ...updatedToolUseContext,
1675→ queryTracking,
1676→ }
1677→
1678→ // Each time we have tool results and are about to recurse, that's a turn
1679→ const nextTurnCount = turnCount + 1
1680→
1681→ // Periodic task summary for `claude ps` — fires mid-turn so a
1682→ // long-running agent still refreshes what it's working on. Gated
1683→ // only on !agentId so every top-level conversation (REPL, SDK, HFI,
1684→ // remote) generates summaries; subagents/forks don't.
1685→ if (feature('BG_SESSIONS')) {
1686→ if (
1687→ !toolUseContext.agentId &&
1688→ taskSummaryModule!.shouldGenerateTaskSummary()
1689→ ) {
1690→ taskSummaryModule!.maybeGenerateTaskSummary({
1691→ systemPrompt,
1692→ userContext,
1693→ systemContext,
1694→ toolUseContext,
1695→ forkContextMessages: [
1696→ ...messagesForQuery,
1697→ ...assistantMessages,
1698→ ...toolResults,
1699→ ],
1700→ })
1701→ }
1702→ }
1703→
1704→ // Check if we've reached the max turns limit
1705→ if (maxTurns && nextTurnCount > maxTurns) {
1706→ yield createAttachmentMessage({
1707→ type: 'max_turns_reached',
1708→ maxTurns,
1709→ turnCount: nextTurnCount,
1710→ })
1711→ return { reason: 'max_turns', turnCount: nextTurnCount }
1712→ }
1713→
1714→ queryCheckpoint('query_recursive_call')
1715→ const next: State = {
1716→ messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
1717→ toolUseContext: toolUseContextWithQueryTracking,
1718→ autoCompactTracking: tracking,
1719→ turnCount: nextTurnCount,
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read src\query.ts (1720 - 1749) Status: Completed
1720→ maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
1721→ hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
1722→ pendingToolUseSummary: nextPendingToolUseSummary,
1723→ maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
1724→ stopHookActive,
1725→ transition: { reason: 'next_turn' },
1726→ }
1727→ state = next
1728→ } // while (true)
1729→}
1730→
<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>Tool Call: Read books\第04章-状态管理机制.md (1 - 30) Status: Completed
1→# 第 04 章：状态管理机制
2→
3→## 学习目标
4→
5→读完本章，你应该能够：
6→
7→1. 解释两层状态架构（Dual-tier State Architecture）的职责边界，判断一个新字段应该放在哪一层
8→2. 阅读并理解 `store.ts` 这 35 行代码是如何支撑整个 React 状态系统的
9→3. 说明为什么 `tasks` 字段不能被 `DeepImmutable<>` 包裹，以及这个设计决策的权衡
10→4. 理解 `onChangeAppState` 如何作为状态变更的统一副作用入口，以及它解决了什么历史问题
11→5. 能够为 `AppState` 新增一个字段，并正确地读取和更新它
12→
13→---
14→
15→Claude Code 的状态管理在整个代码库中处于中枢地位——几乎所有功能模块都要从状态中读取配置，向状态中写入结果。然而它的实现出人意料地克制：没有 Redux 那样的 Action/Reducer 体系，也没有 MobX 那样的响应式代理，而是一个手写的 35 行微型 store，配合 React 内置的 `useSyncExternalStore` 接入并发模式，再加上一个进程级别的全局单例管理不需要响应性的底层数据。
16→
17→理解这套架构，是理解整个系统运作方式的关键。
18→
19→---
20→
21→## 1. 两层状态的基本格局
22→
23→在开始看代码之前，需要先建立一个宏观概念：Claude Code 的状态分为截然不同的两层，它们并非同一套机制的不同用法，而是为两种不同需求设计的两套独立方案。
24→
25→```mermaid
26→graph TB
27→ subgraph 进程层["进程层 (Node.js 进程生命周期)"]
28→ BS["bootstrap/state.ts\n模块级单例\n直接可变对象"]
29→ BS_R["getSessionId()\ngetTotalCostUSD()\ngetProjectRoot()\n...80+ getter/setter 对"]
30→ end
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Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
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# 第8章 — 命令系统
## 学习目标
读完本章，你应该能够：
1. 区分 PromptCommand、LocalCommand、LocalJSXCommand 三种类型，并说出它们各自的执行路径
2. 理解 CommandBase 中每个字段的用途，特别是 `availability`、`isEnabled`、`immediate` 这些控制性字段
3. 追踪 `getCommands()` 如何把 70+ 条内置命令、Skills、Plugins 合并成一张统一的可用命令列表
4. 解释 `processUserInput()` 内部的 7 步路由逻辑
5. 从零新增一个自定义斜杠命令，并让它出现在 `/` 补全列表中
---
用户每次在 Claude Code 的输入框里键入 `/clear`、`/compact` 或任何斜杠命令，背后都会触发一套精心设计的命令系统。这套系统要解决的问题比看起来复杂得多：如何区分"需要模型处理的文本展开"和"纯本地执行的逻辑"？如何按用户订阅状态过滤命令？如何让第三方插件的命令和内置命令享有同样的发现路径？如何在不阻塞 REPL 的前提下懒加载命令实现？
理解命令系统，是理解整个 Claude Code 交互层的入口。
---
## 8.1 三种命令类型
Claude Code 的所有命令都挂在一个联合类型 `Command` 下面，但其内核分为三条完全不同的执行路径。TypeScript 用区分联合（discriminated union）通过 `type` 字段把它们分开，编译器能在任何使用处强制你处理每一种情况。
### 8.1.1 PromptCommand：展开为模型上下文
PromptCommand 的本质是"文本模板"。当用户执行一条 PromptCommand 时，系统并不直接运行任何 TypeScript 代码，而是调用它的 `getPromptForCommand()` 方法，把命令展开成一段 `ContentBlockParam[]`，然后作为用户消息发送给模型。从模型的角度看，收到的就是普通的对话消息，它并不知道这是一条命令触发的。
这种设计使 PromptCommand 天然适合"指令模板"场景——Skills 系统（`.claude/commands/` 目录下的 Markdown 文件）就全部编译成 PromptCommand。每个 `.md` 文件就是一段提示词，通过占位符接收参数，由 `getPromptForCommand()` 在运行时填入实际值后送给模型。
PromptCommand 还有几个有意思的控制字段。`context` 字段可以设为 `'fork'`，让命令在一个独立的子 agent 中运行，而不是污染当前对话的上下文。`allowedTools` 可以限制这次模型调用能使用哪些工具，这对安全敏感的命令很有用。`effort` 字段则允许命令指定推理强度，类似 OpenAI 的 `reasoning_effort`。
```typescript
// A typical PromptCommand definition (skills compiled from markdown)
const reviewCommand: Command = {
type: 'prompt',
name: 'review',
description: 'Review the current file for code quality issues',
source: 'skills',
progressMessage: 'Reviewing code...',
contentLength: 512,
context: 'inline', // run inline, not in a forked sub-agent
async getPromptForCommand(args, context) {
const fileContent = await readCurrentFile(context)
return [
{
type: 'text',
text: `Please review the following code for quality issues:\n\n${fileContent}`,
},
]
},
}8.1.2 LocalCommand：执行本地逻辑
LocalCommand 走完全不同的路径。它的 load() 方法是一个动态 import()，返回一个模块，模块里暴露的 call() 函数才是实际执行逻辑的地方。执行结果是本地计算得出的，不经过模型，ProcessUserInputBaseResult.shouldQuery 会被设为 false，告诉上游不要把这次输入发给 API。
懒加载（lazy loading）的设计值得特别注意。load 是一个返回 Promise 的函数，而不是在模块初始化时直接执行 import()。这意味着所有 LocalCommand 的实现代码都不会在进程启动时加载，只有用户真正执行这条命令时才会触发 bundle 拆分后的对应模块。对于一个有 70+ 条命令的系统，这节省了可观的启动时间。
/clear 命令是 LocalCommand 中最简单也最典型的例子，它甚至还有两个别名：
// src/commands/clear/index.ts
// Aliases allow /reset and /new to trigger the same command
const clear = {
type: 'local',
name: 'clear',
description: 'Clear conversation history and free up context',
aliases: ['reset', 'new'],
supportsNonInteractive: false,
load: () => import('./clear.js'), // lazy-loaded implementation
} satisfies Command
export default clearsupportsNonInteractive: false 表示这条命令不能在 -p 非交互模式下运行，因为"清除对话历史"在批处理脚本里没有意义。
8.1.3 LocalJSXCommand：渲染 Ink 界面
LocalJSXCommand 是三种类型中最特殊的一个。它同样有懒加载的 load() 方法，但加载回来的模块导出的是一个 React 组件，而不是一个普通函数。这个组件会通过 Ink（在终端里运行 React 的库）直接渲染成终端 UI。
/config 命令就是 LocalJSXCommand 的典型应用——它展示一个可交互的终端表单，让用户用方向键选择配置项、用回车确认，整个过程都是 React 驱动的状态管理，和网页 UI 开发方式一脉相承。这对于需要丰富交互的命令来说是绝佳方案；对于只需要输出几行文字的命令，用普通 LocalCommand 更合适。
三种命令类型的执行路径对比如下：
| 类型 | 执行主体 | 是否调用模型 | 适用场景 |
|---|---|---|---|
| PromptCommand | 模型 | 是 | 提示词模板、Skills、插件指令 |
| LocalCommand | Node.js 函数 | 否 | 清除历史、配置查询、会话管理 |
| LocalJSXCommand | React/Ink 组件 | 否 | 需要交互式终端 UI 的命令 |
8.2 CommandBase：命令的公共基础
无论是哪种类型的命令，都必须混入 CommandBase 这个类型。它定义了命令的"公民身份"——系统用它来决定这条命令对谁可见、在什么情况下激活、在界面上如何展示。
name 和 aliases 是命令的标识符。findCommand() 在查找时会同时检查这两个字段，所以 /reset 和 /new 这两个名字都能找到 clear 命令。
description 是展示给用户的说明文字，会出现在 / 补全列表里。当命令来自外部来源（Skills、插件）时，formatDescriptionWithSource() 会在描述末尾追加来源标注，比如 (workflow) 或 (plugin: my-plugin)，让用户一目了然这条命令从哪里来。
availability 是可见性的"白名单"控制器。它的值是 'claude-ai' | 'console' 的数组，对应不同的订阅/服务类型。如果这个字段不存在（undefined），命令对所有用户可见；如果存在，则只有满足其中一个条件的用户才能看到它。meetsAvailabilityRequirement() 负责执行这个检查，后面 8.4 节会详细展开。
isEnabled 是一个函数，返回布尔值，在运行时动态判断命令是否激活。这和 availability 的区别在于：availability 是基于用户身份的静态过滤，isEnabled 是基于运行时状态的动态开关，比如检查某个功能 flag 是否启用、某个配置项是否打开。
// isEnabled allows runtime dynamic gating
const voiceCommand: Command | null = isFeatureEnabled('voice')
? {
type: 'local',
name: 'voice',
description: 'Start voice input mode',
isEnabled: () => getMicrophonePermission() === 'granted',
// ...
}
: nullimmediate 字段控制命令是否需要等待模型停止生成才能执行。设为 true 的命令（比如紧急中断）会立即响应，无需等待当前对话轮次结束。
isSensitive 字段告诉系统这条命令的参数包含敏感信息。设为 true 后，命令的参数会在历史记录中被脱敏处理，不会以明文存储。
whenToUse 是一个供模型阅读的字段。当 Claude Code 的 agent 模式需要自主决定"现在该用哪个工具"时，会参考这段说明来做判断。它不面向用户，而面向模型。
loadedFrom 记录命令的装载来源，是一个枚举字符串：'skills' 表示来自用户 Skills 目录，'plugin' 表示来自已安装插件，'bundled' 表示内置打包，'mcp' 表示来自 MCP 服务器。这个字段主要用于调试和 formatDescriptionWithSource() 的格式化逻辑。
8.3 命令注册表：commands.ts 解析
src/commands.ts 是整个命令系统的中枢文件。它不只是一个命令数组，还承载了条件注册、内部命令分离、懒加载保障等多项职责。
COMMANDS 为何要用 memoize 包裹
第一个值得注意的设计决策是，内置命令列表不是一个模块级的数组常量，而是一个 memoize 包裹的工厂函数：
// Wrapped with memoize to prevent reading config at module init time.
// Config is not ready when the module is first imported.
const COMMANDS = memoize((): Command[] => [
addDir,
advisor,
agents,
branch,
clear,
compact,
config,
// ... 70+ commands
...(proactive ? [proactive] : []),
...(voiceCommand ? [voiceCommand] : []),
])如果写成模块级常量 const COMMANDS = [addDir, advisor, ...]，那么在这个模块被 import 时，Node.js 会立即执行这段代码。问题在于，某些命令（比如 proactive、voiceCommand）需要读取用户配置才能决定是否注册，而配置系统在模块初始化阶段还没有准备好。memoize 把这个初始化动作推迟到第一次实际调用时，此时配置已经就绪。同时，memoize 保证工厂函数只执行一次，后续调用直接返回缓存结果，没有额外开销。
条件注册与 Feature Flag
数组末尾的几行是条件注册的典型模式：
...(proactive ? [proactive] : []),
...(voiceCommand ? [voiceCommand] : []),proactive 和 voiceCommand 在文件顶部被初始化，如果对应的功能 flag 未开启，它们的值是 null。这里用扩展运算符加三元表达式，在 null 时展开一个空数组，保持命令列表的整洁。这个模式比 if 判断后 push 更简洁，也不会引入 undefined 值到数组中。
INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS
文件里还有一个独立的内部命令列表：
// Commands only visible to Anthropic employees (checked via internal identity)
export const INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS = [
backfillSessions,
breakCache,
bughunter,
// ...
].filter(Boolean)这些命令不会出现在 COMMANDS() 里，不会经过正常的发现流程，也不会在 / 补全中显示。它们有独立的加载入口，只有通过 Anthropic 内部身份验证的实例才会挂载它们。.filter(Boolean) 的目的和条件注册相同——某些内部命令在特定环境下可能不存在，过滤掉 null/undefined 防止数组出现空洞。
8.4 命令发现：从原始列表到可用列表
命令"发现"的过程分为两层：loadAllCommands() 负责聚合所有来源，getCommands() 负责过滤出当前用户实际可用的那些。
loadAllCommands：三路并行聚合
loadAllCommands 用 Promise.all 同时启动三路异步加载，最大化并行度：
// Three sources loaded in parallel to minimize startup latency
const loadAllCommands = memoize(async (cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> => {
const [
{ skillDirCommands, pluginSkills, bundledSkills, builtinPluginSkills },
pluginCommands,
workflowCommands,
] = await Promise.all([
getSkills(cwd),
getPluginCommands(),
getWorkflowCommands ? getWorkflowCommands(cwd) : Promise.resolve([]),
])
return [
...bundledSkills, // built-in skills shipped with Claude Code
...builtinPluginSkills, // skills from first-party plugins
...skillDirCommands, // user's .claude/commands/ directory
...workflowCommands, // workflow scripts
...pluginCommands, // installed third-party plugin commands
...pluginSkills, // skills from third-party plugins
...COMMANDS(), // hardcoded built-in commands
]
})最终数组的顺序有意义：内置命令（COMMANDS()）排在最后，用户的 Skills 和插件命令排在前面。这保证了如果用户定义了和内置命令同名的 Skill，用户的版本会在 findCommand() 的线性查找中先被找到，实现了"覆盖"语义。
loadAllCommands 同样用了 memoize，整个聚合过程只执行一次，结果缓存在内存里。只有进程重启才会重新扫描 Skills 目录和插件列表。
getCommands：可用性过滤
getCommands() 在 loadAllCommands() 的结果基础上再做一层过滤：
export async function getCommands(cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> {
const allCommands = await loadAllCommands(cwd)
const dynamicSkills = getDynamicSkills() // discovered via file-watching
const baseCommands = allCommands.filter(
_ => meetsAvailabilityRequirement(_) && isCommandEnabled(_),
)
// de-duplicate and insert dynamic skills before built-in commands
// ...
}过滤条件是两个函数的"与"关系：meetsAvailabilityRequirement() 检查用户身份，isCommandEnabled() 检查运行时状态。两者都返回 true 的命令才能出现在最终列表里。
meetsAvailabilityRequirement：订阅级别过滤
// Commands with no availability restriction are visible to everyone
export function meetsAvailabilityRequirement(cmd: Command): boolean {
if (!cmd.availability) return true
for (const a of cmd.availability) {
switch (a) {
case 'claude-ai':
if (isClaudeAISubscriber()) return true
break
case 'console':
// visible only to API users not using third-party services
if (!isClaudeAISubscriber() && !isUsing3PServices() && isFirstPartyAnthropicBaseUrl())
return true
break
}
}
return false
}availability 数组采用"满足任意一项即可"的语义，而不是"必须满足所有项"。这允许一条命令同时面向多个用户群体。大多数内置命令不设置 availability，对所有用户可见。
isCommandEnabled 则直接代理给命令自身的 isEnabled() 方法，命令不提供该方法时默认返回 true：
export function isCommandEnabled(cmd: CommandBase): boolean {
return cmd.isEnabled?.() ?? true
}8.5 命令查找：findCommand()
用户输入 /clear 后，系统需要在命令列表里找到对应的命令对象。findCommand() 是这个查找过程的唯一入口：
// Checks name, userFacingName, and aliases — in that order
export function findCommand(commandName: string, commands: Command[]): Command | undefined {
return commands.find(
_ => _.name === commandName
|| getCommandName(_) === commandName
|| _.aliases?.includes(commandName),
)
}查找逻辑分三步，按优先级顺序：
第一步匹配 name，这是命令的内部标识符，是字符串相等比较。第二步匹配 getCommandName() 的返回值，这个辅助函数会优先返回 userFacingName()，只有 userFacingName 不存在时才回退到 name。userFacingName 是一个函数（而不是字符串），允许命令根据运行时状态动态返回不同的显示名称，比如语言切换场景。第三步匹配 aliases 数组，让 /reset 和 /new 都能命中 clear 命令。
findCommand() 返回 undefined 表示命令不存在，调用方需要处理这种情况——通常是将输入当作普通文本处理，发送给模型。
8.6 Skills 与 Plugins：动态扩展
命令系统的扩展性通过两个机制实现：Skills 和 Plugins。它们都最终转化为 Command 对象，经过完全相同的发现和过滤流程，对用户来说体验一致。
Skills：目录扫描转命令
Skills 来自 .claude/commands/ 目录（以及全局 ~/.claude/commands/）下的 Markdown 文件。getSkills(cwd) 会扫描这些目录，把每个 .md 文件解析成一个 PromptCommand：
- 文件名（不含扩展名）成为命令名，比如
fix-tests.md对应/fix-tests - 文件的 YAML frontmatter 提供
description、allowedTools等元数据 - 文件正文是提示词模板，支持
$ARGUMENTS占位符接收用户输入的参数 source字段被设为'skills'，loadedFrom被设为对应的子类型
bundledSkills 是随 Claude Code 打包发布的内置 Skills，skillDirCommands 是用户自定义的，pluginSkills 是插件安装的。三者都是 PromptCommand，只是 source 和 loadedFrom 不同。
Plugins：打包命令与 Skills 的混合体
插件（Plugin）是一个 npm 包，可以同时提供两种东西：普通命令（pluginCommands）和 Skills（pluginSkills）。getPluginCommands() 读取已安装插件的清单，动态加载它们导出的命令对象。插件命令的 source 被设为 'plugin'，pluginInfo 字段记录了来源插件的 manifest 和仓库地址。
formatDescriptionWithSource() 正是利用这些字段，在命令描述末尾追加来源信息，让用户能在 / 补全列表中看到 (plugin: my-plugin) 这样的标注，避免与内置命令混淆。
动态 Skills
getDynamicSkills() 是 getCommands() 中的第三个来源。不同于 loadAllCommands() 一次性扫描，动态 Skills 通过文件系统监听实时发现——当用户在 .claude/commands/ 目录里新建或删除文件时，命令列表会立即更新，无需重启。这些动态发现的 Skills 在插入时会经过去重处理，放在 loadAllCommands() 结果之前（但在数组整体顺序上仍在内置命令之前）。
8.7 用户输入管道：processUserInput()
processUserInput() 是 REPL 层的主入口，所有用户输入——无论是斜杠命令、普通文字还是粘贴的图片——都要经过这个函数。它内部调用 processUserInputBase()，按顺序执行 7 个处理步骤：
ProcessUserInputBaseResult 的 shouldQuery 字段是整个管道的关键输出。本地命令（LocalCommand、LocalJSXCommand）执行完毕后会把它设为 false，REPL 读到这个信号后不会发起 API 调用；PromptCommand 或普通文本则设为 true，触发模型请求。
messages 字段是返回给上层的消息数组，类型可以是 UserMessage、AssistantMessage，甚至 ProgressMessage（用于流式显示"正在处理"状态）。
nextInput 和 submitNextInput 两个字段支持命令链（command chaining）——一条命令执行完后可以预填下一条输入，甚至自动提交，实现工作流串联。
skipSlashCommands 参数是一个安全阀，当输入来自桥接来源（远程手机端或网页端）时，某些斜杠命令出于安全考虑不应该被远程触发，这个参数联合 bridgeOrigin 实现白名单过滤。
8.8 实操：新增一个斜杠命令
下面通过一个完整示例说明如何从零添加一个自定义斜杠命令：/wordcount，用于统计当前对话中所有消息的总字数。这是一个 LocalCommand，执行本地逻辑，不调用模型。
第一步：创建命令实现文件
在 src/commands/wordcount/ 目录下创建两个文件。
先创建实现文件 wordcount.ts，导出 LocalCommandModule 要求的 call 函数：
// src/commands/wordcount/wordcount.ts
// Implements the word count logic for the /wordcount command
import type { LocalCommandModule } from '../../types/command.js'
import type { ToolUseContext } from '../../types/context.js'
const wordcountCommand: LocalCommandModule = {
async call(args: string, context: ToolUseContext) {
// Count words across all messages in the current conversation
const messages = context.messageHistory ?? []
let totalWords = 0
for (const message of messages) {
if (typeof message.content === 'string') {
totalWords += message.content.split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean).length
} else if (Array.isArray(message.content)) {
for (const block of message.content) {
if (block.type === 'text') {
totalWords += block.text.split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean).length
}
}
}
}
return {
type: 'result',
resultForAssistant: `Total words in conversation: ${totalWords}`,
}
},
}
export default wordcountCommand再创建命令定义文件 index.ts，声明命令的元数据：
// src/commands/wordcount/index.ts
// Command definition — metadata only, implementation is lazy-loaded
import type { Command } from '../../types/command.js'
const wordcount = {
type: 'local',
name: 'wordcount',
description: 'Count total words in the current conversation',
aliases: ['wc'], // /wc also works
supportsNonInteractive: true, // safe to use in -p mode
load: () => import('./wordcount.js'), // lazy-load the implementation
} satisfies Command
export default wordcount第二步：导入并注册到 commands.ts
打开 src/commands.ts，在文件顶部的命令导入区域添加：
// Add import alongside other command imports
import wordcount from './commands/wordcount/index.js'然后在 COMMANDS 工厂函数的数组中插入新命令（字母顺序排列，保持可读性）：
const COMMANDS = memoize((): Command[] => [
addDir,
advisor,
// ... other commands in alphabetical order ...
wordcount, // ← add here
// ...
])第三步：类型检查与测试
运行类型检查确认没有引入错误：
npx tsc --noEmit启动 Claude Code，在输入框里键入 /w，补全列表应该出现 wordcount 和其别名。执行 /wordcount 应该输出当前对话的总字数统计；执行 /wc 应该有相同效果。
如果需要覆盖测试，可以在 src/commands/wordcount/__tests__/wordcount.test.ts 中验证字数统计逻辑和别名解析：
// src/commands/wordcount/__tests__/wordcount.test.ts
import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest'
import { findCommand } from '../../commands.js'
import wordcount from '../index.js'
describe('wordcount command', () => {
it('should be findable by name', () => {
// Verify findCommand() can locate it by primary name
const found = findCommand('wordcount', [wordcount])
expect(found).toBeDefined()
expect(found?.name).toBe('wordcount')
})
it('should be findable by alias wc', () => {
// Verify the /wc alias works
const found = findCommand('wc', [wordcount])
expect(found).toBeDefined()
})
it('should support non-interactive mode', () => {
// Ensure the command can run in -p batch mode
expect(wordcount.supportsNonInteractive).toBe(true)
})
})常见坑点
循环依赖：commands.ts 已经被很多模块导入，如果你的命令实现文件再导入 commands.ts，就会形成循环依赖。确保命令的 index.ts 只导入 types/command.ts 等类型文件，实现文件只导入工具函数，不导入命令注册表本身。
memoize 缓存：COMMANDS() 是 memoize 的，修改后需要重启进程才能看到新命令。开发时如果不确定命令是否注册成功，可以临时在 loadAllCommands 里加 console.log 确认。
懒加载路径：load: () => import('./wordcount.js') 中的路径是相对于编译后的 .js 文件的，而不是 .ts 源文件。确保 TypeScript 编译配置能正确解析这个路径，特别是使用 ESM 模块时扩展名必须写 .js（即使源文件是 .ts）。
本章要点回顾
命令系统是 Claude Code 交互层的骨架，掌握它需要理解几个层次的关系。
类型层：Command = CommandBase & (PromptCommand | LocalCommand | LocalJSXCommand) 这个联合类型是一切的起点。PromptCommand 把输入转化为给模型的消息，LocalCommand 在本地执行函数并阻断 API 调用，LocalJSXCommand 渲染终端 UI。三种类型共享 CommandBase 的元数据字段，但执行路径完全不同。
注册层：COMMANDS 用 memoize 包裹工厂函数，解决了模块初始化时配置未就绪的问题，同时避免重复计算。条件注册用"扩展空数组"的模式保持代码简洁。
发现层：loadAllCommands 三路并行加载（Skills + 插件 + 内置），结果再经 getCommands 用 meetsAvailabilityRequirement 和 isCommandEnabled 双重过滤，产出当前用户实际可用的命令列表。
执行层：processUserInput 的 7 步路由把图像处理、安全检查、模式判断、命令分发组织在一条串行管道里，shouldQuery 标志位是本地执行和模型调用的分界线。
查找层：findCommand 按 name → userFacingName → aliases 的优先级线性查找，支持别名透明替换。
新增命令只需两步：在独立目录创建命令定义和实现文件，然后导入并追加到 COMMANDS 数组。懒加载模式保证了扩展性不会影响启动性能；satisfies Command 类型约束保证了元数据的完整性；supportsNonInteractive 字段让你明确声明命令在批处理模式下的行为。
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5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
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Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\Chapter-08-Command-System.mdChapter 8 — The Command System
What You'll Learn
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
- Distinguish the three command variants —
PromptCommand,LocalCommand, andLocalJSXCommand— and explain when each one is used - Read
CommandBaseand explain every field: availability gates, alias resolution, sensitivity flags, and theimmediateexecution mode - Navigate
src/commands.tsand explain why the 70+ built-in commands are wrapped in amemoize()call rather than exported as a plain array - Trace the full command discovery pipeline: from the memoized
loadAllCommands()throughgetCommands()to the filtered list that reaches the REPL - Explain how skills and plugins merge into the command list and which priority order governs when two commands share a name
- Follow the
processUserInput()pipeline from raw keystroke to routed command or model prompt - Add a new slash command to the codebase, correctly wiring up type, metadata, lazy-load, and registration
Why a Dedicated Command System
Every shell has commands. What makes Claude Code's command system unusual is that it must serve two very different audiences simultaneously.
The first audience is the human user sitting at the terminal. They type /clear, /compact, or a custom skill they installed into ~/.claude/skills/. They expect immediate, predictable behavior — clear should wipe the conversation; compact should summarize it; unknown inputs should return a helpful error. For this audience, the command system is a keyboard-driven menu of local operations.
The second audience is the language model itself. The model can invoke slash commands as tools during agentic operation. It needs to know each command's description, when to use it, which tools it permits, and whether it can be called in non-interactive contexts. For this audience, the command system is an API surface with a structured schema.
These two audiences share the same command registry but consume it in completely different ways. The type system is designed to make both usages correct by construction.
8.1 Three Command Types
8.1.1 PromptCommand: Expanding into Model Context
Source: src/types/command.ts:25-57
A PromptCommand does not execute TypeScript logic. Instead it expands into a sequence of content blocks that are inserted into the model's context as if the user had typed them. Think of it as a macro: the user types /my-workflow, and the system replaces that with whatever getPromptForCommand() returns — which can include file contents, instructions, tool-use permissions, or any mixture of ContentBlockParam.
// src/types/command.ts:25-57
export type PromptCommand = {
type: 'prompt'
progressMessage: string
contentLength: number // used for token budget estimation
argNames?: string[]
allowedTools?: string[]
model?: string
source: SettingSource | 'builtin' | 'mcp' | 'plugin' | 'bundled'
pluginInfo?: { pluginManifest: PluginManifest; repository: string }
disableNonInteractive?: boolean
hooks?: HooksSettings
skillRoot?: string
context?: 'inline' | 'fork' // run inline or as a sub-agent
agent?: string
effort?: EffortValue
paths?: string[] // glob patterns; command is only visible after model touches matching files
getPromptForCommand(args: string, context: ToolUseContext): Promise<ContentBlockParam[]>
}Several fields on this type deserve careful attention.
contentLength is not the actual expanded length of the prompt — it is a pre-computed estimate used so the system can decide whether there is room for this command in the current context window before calling the relatively expensive getPromptForCommand() at all.
source encodes provenance. The string 'builtin' means the command ships with Claude Code's source code. 'plugin' means it arrived via an installed plugin. The distinction matters in formatDescriptionWithSource() (covered in section 8.3) which annotates the description shown to users with the source label, so a user can always tell whether a command is first-party or extension-provided.
context: 'inline' | 'fork' controls execution scope. An inline command runs inside the current agent's context, sharing its state and conversation history. A fork command spawns a sub-agent with its own isolated context. Skills that perform destructive or wide-ranging operations (large refactors, multi-file generation) often use 'fork' so their intermediate states do not pollute the parent session.
paths implements visibility-gating: a command only appears in the registry after the model has already touched at least one file matching one of the patterns. This prevents commands that are only relevant in, say, a Rust project from cluttering the command menu of a Python project.
8.1.2 LocalCommand: Local TypeScript Execution
Source: src/types/command.ts:74-78
A LocalCommand executes a TypeScript module directly, without involving the model at all. It returns a Promise<{ resultText?: string }> and optionally sets shouldQuery: false to tell the REPL not to send anything to the API after the command completes.
// src/types/command.ts:74-78
type LocalCommand = {
type: 'local'
supportsNonInteractive: boolean
load: () => Promise<LocalCommandModule> // lazy-loaded
}The load field is a dynamic import thunk. The module is not loaded at startup; it is fetched on first use. This keeps the startup bundle small — a user who never types /bug does not pay the parse-and-compile cost for the bug-reporting module.
supportsNonInteractive flags whether this command can be used when Claude Code is invoked with the -p (print) flag in non-interactive mode. Commands that read a file, format output, and exit can set this to true. Commands that open an interactive selector or depend on terminal focus must set it to false.
The clear command is the canonical minimal example of a LocalCommand:
// src/commands/clear/index.ts
const clear = {
type: 'local',
name: 'clear',
description: 'Clear conversation history and free up context',
aliases: ['reset', 'new'], // /reset and /new are also valid
supportsNonInteractive: false,
load: () => import('./clear.js'), // lazy-load the implementation module
} satisfies Command
export default clearNotice the satisfies Command constraint rather than an explicit type annotation. This idiom lets TypeScript verify that the literal object satisfies the full Command union without widening the type, which preserves the narrowed type: 'local' literal in the object's inferred type. It is the same pattern used throughout the codebase for all command and tool definitions.
8.1.3 LocalJSXCommand: Rendering Ink UI
Source: src/types/command.ts:144-152
A LocalJSXCommand is identical in concept to a LocalCommand, except the module it loads returns a React component rather than a plain function. Claude Code uses Ink to render React trees into the terminal, so a LocalJSXCommand can display interactive UI elements — selection lists, text inputs, progress bars — that are not possible with plain text output.
// src/types/command.ts:144-152
type LocalJSXCommand = {
type: 'local-jsx'
load: () => Promise<LocalJSXCommandModule> // lazy-loaded
}The interface is intentionally minimal. All the behavioral knobs — whether it is hidden, what its description is, whether it has aliases — are carried by CommandBase, which all three variants share. The type field is the only differentiator that the command executor uses to decide how to render the output.
8.2 CommandBase: The Shared Foundation
Source: src/types/command.ts:175-203
All three command variants are intersected with CommandBase to form the final Command type:
// src/types/command.ts:175-203
export type CommandBase = {
availability?: CommandAvailability[]
description: string
hasUserSpecifiedDescription?: boolean
isEnabled?: () => boolean
isHidden?: boolean
name: string
aliases?: string[]
isMcp?: boolean
argumentHint?: string
whenToUse?: string
version?: string
disableModelInvocation?: boolean
userInvocable?: boolean
loadedFrom?: 'commands_DEPRECATED' | 'skills' | 'plugin' | 'managed' | 'bundled' | 'mcp'
kind?: 'workflow'
immediate?: boolean
isSensitive?: boolean
userFacingName?: () => string
}
export type Command = CommandBase & (PromptCommand | LocalCommand | LocalJSXCommand)This is a discriminated union via intersection rather than a traditional | union. Every Command value is guaranteed to have all of CommandBase's fields plus exactly one of the three variant shapes. TypeScript narrows correctly based on the type literal.
The fields in CommandBase divide naturally into three responsibilities.
Identity and discoverability. name is the canonical identifier used in the registry. aliases is an array of alternative names that resolve to the same command — clear declares aliases ['reset', 'new'], so /reset and /new are both valid. userFacingName is an optional function (not a string) because it can be computed dynamically: a command loaded from a plugin might prepend the plugin's namespace prefix at read time.
Availability and enablement. availability is an array of CommandAvailability values — currently 'claude-ai' (Claude.ai subscription required) or 'console' (internal Anthropic console). If the array is absent the command is available to everyone. isEnabled is a zero-argument function that is called at command listing time; it allows feature flags to gate a command at runtime rather than at build time. isHidden excludes the command from the /help listing while keeping it functional — useful for internal or experimental commands that should not be advertised.
Execution metadata. immediate marks commands that should execute without waiting for the model to reach a natural stopping point. isSensitive causes the command's arguments to be redacted from the stored conversation history — relevant for commands that accept tokens, passwords, or other secrets as arguments. disableModelInvocation prevents the model from invoking this command as a tool, reserving it for human-only use. kind: 'workflow' tags commands sourced from workflow scripts so formatDescriptionWithSource() can apply the correct label.
The two utility functions exported from the same file make the optional fields safe to call without null checks:
// src/types/command.ts:205-210
export function getCommandName(cmd: CommandBase): string {
return cmd.userFacingName?.() ?? cmd.name
}
export function isCommandEnabled(cmd: CommandBase): boolean {
return cmd.isEnabled?.() ?? true
}8.3 The Command Registry: commands.ts
Source: src/commands.ts:258-346
The built-in command list is defined inside a memoize() call, not as a top-level array:
// src/commands.ts:258-346
const COMMANDS = memoize((): Command[] => [
addDir, advisor, agents, branch, clear, compact, config,
// ... 70+ built-in commands
...(proactive ? [proactive] : []),
...(voiceCommand ? [voiceCommand] : []),
...(process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' && !process.env.IS_DEMO
? INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS
: []),
])The reason for memoization is subtle but important. Several commands call configuration-reading functions at construction time — reading the config file, checking environment variables, evaluating feature flags. If COMMANDS were a module-level constant, all of that evaluation would happen the moment the module was imported, which happens very early in the startup sequence before the config system is fully initialized. Wrapping it in memoize() defers all initialization to the first call of COMMANDS(), which happens only after the config and feature-flag systems are ready.
The conditional spreads at the end of the array demonstrate feature-flag-driven inclusion. proactive is a reference to the proactive features command module; if the module is null (because the feature flag is disabled at compile time) the spread adds nothing. voiceCommand follows the same pattern. The USER_TYPE === 'ant' block gates a set of internal-only commands behind an employee check combined with a demo-mode exclusion — employees running a demo should not accidentally expose internal tooling to an audience.
The internal-only commands are exported separately so they can be inspected and tested:
// src/commands.ts:225-254
export const INTERNAL_ONLY_COMMANDS = [
backfillSessions, breakCache, bughunter, commit, commitPushPr,
// ...
].filter(Boolean)The .filter(Boolean) removes any null or undefined entries that arise when a command module is conditionally compiled out, without requiring every entry to be guarded by a ternary.
The formatDescriptionWithSource() function applies source-specific labels to each command's description string for display in help output and model tool listings:
// src/commands.ts:728-754
export function formatDescriptionWithSource(cmd: Command): string {
if (cmd.type !== 'prompt') return cmd.description
if (cmd.kind === 'workflow') return `${cmd.description} (workflow)`
if (cmd.source === 'plugin') { /* include plugin name */ }
if (cmd.source === 'bundled') return `${cmd.description} (bundled)`
return `${cmd.description} (${getSettingSourceName(cmd.source)})`
}The early return for non-prompt commands reflects the fact that only PromptCommand carries a source field. LocalCommand and LocalJSXCommand are always built-in, so they have no need for a provenance annotation.
8.4 Command Discovery: From Raw List to Available Commands
The path from the raw command definitions to the filtered list that the REPL actually presents involves three distinct layers, each with its own caching strategy.
The memoized full load
Source: src/commands.ts:449-469
The first layer is loadAllCommands, which is memoized by working directory:
// src/commands.ts:449-469
const loadAllCommands = memoize(async (cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> => {
const [
{ skillDirCommands, pluginSkills, bundledSkills, builtinPluginSkills },
pluginCommands,
workflowCommands,
] = await Promise.all([
getSkills(cwd),
getPluginCommands(),
getWorkflowCommands ? getWorkflowCommands(cwd) : Promise.resolve([]),
])
return [
...bundledSkills, // pre-bundled skills shipped with the binary
...builtinPluginSkills, // skills provided by built-in plugins
...skillDirCommands, // user's ~/.claude/skills/ and project's .claude/skills/
...workflowCommands, // workflow scripts
...pluginCommands, // commands from installed plugins
...pluginSkills, // skills from installed plugins
...COMMANDS(), // built-in commands (lowest priority)
]
})Three sources are fetched concurrently via Promise.all. The ordering of the resulting array is the priority order for name conflicts: if a user skill and a built-in command share the same name, the user skill wins because it appears earlier in the array. findCommand() uses Array.find(), which returns the first match.
Memoization by cwd means Claude Code pays the cost of scanning skill directories and loading plugin manifests exactly once per working directory per process lifetime. If the user switches projects (or opens a second REPL in the same process), the new working directory triggers a fresh load.
The per-call filter
Source: src/commands.ts:476-516
The second layer is getCommands, which is called on every REPL prompt and every model turn that needs the current command list:
// src/commands.ts:476-516
export async function getCommands(cwd: string): Promise<Command[]> {
const allCommands = await loadAllCommands(cwd)
const dynamicSkills = getDynamicSkills() // discovered during file operations
const baseCommands = allCommands.filter(
_ => meetsAvailabilityRequirement(_) && isCommandEnabled(_),
)
// Insert dynamic skills before built-in commands, deduped
}getDynamicSkills() returns skills that were discovered at runtime — for example, a skill whose paths glob matched a file the model just read. These are not present in the static loadAllCommands result, so they are inserted at the correct priority position during the per-call filter pass rather than cached.
After the dynamic skills are merged in, the filter applies two predicates to every command:
meetsAvailabilityRequirement checks whether the current session satisfies the command's availability constraints:
// src/commands.ts:417-443
export function meetsAvailabilityRequirement(cmd: Command): boolean {
if (!cmd.availability) return true // no restriction = visible to all
for (const a of cmd.availability) {
switch (a) {
case 'claude-ai':
if (isClaudeAISubscriber()) return true; break
case 'console':
if (!isClaudeAISubscriber() && !isUsing3PServices() && isFirstPartyAnthropicBaseUrl())
return true; break
}
}
return false
}The function iterates over the availability array and returns true on the first matching condition. A command can list multiple availability modes — if it lists both 'claude-ai' and 'console', it is visible to both Claude.ai subscribers and internal console users.
isCommandEnabled calls the command's optional isEnabled() function. For most commands this returns true unconditionally. Feature-flagged commands supply a function that reads the current flag state each time it is called, so a flag toggle at runtime takes effect on the very next REPL prompt.
8.5 Command Lookup: findCommand()
Source: src/commands.ts:688-698
Once the filtered command list is in hand, looking up a command by name uses a single Array.find:
// src/commands.ts:688-698
export function findCommand(commandName: string, commands: Command[]): Command | undefined {
return commands.find(
_ => _.name === commandName
|| getCommandName(_) === commandName
|| _.aliases?.includes(commandName),
)
}The three conditions handle the three ways a command can be referenced.
_.name === commandName is the canonical match against the internal registry key.
getCommandName(_) === commandName handles commands that override their display name via userFacingName(). A plugin might register a command with name: 'myplugin__do-thing' for uniqueness in the registry, but expose it to users as do-thing by returning that shorter string from userFacingName. Both forms resolve to the same command object.
_.aliases?.includes(commandName) handles the alias array. The /clear command is also reachable as /reset and /new because its aliases array contains both strings. Alias resolution happens at lookup time rather than registration time, so there is no need to create separate registry entries.
The function returns undefined if no command matches. The callers in processUserInput treat this as a "pass-through" condition and route the input to the model as plain text rather than treating it as an error.
8.6 Skills and Plugins: Dynamic Extension
Claude Code's command list is not fixed at compile time. Three extension mechanisms add commands at runtime.
User skills are Markdown or script files placed in ~/.claude/skills/ (global) or .claude/skills/ (project-local). The getSkills(cwd) call in loadAllCommands scans both directories and converts each skill file into a PromptCommand with source: 'local' or source: 'project' and a loadedFrom: 'skills' annotation. The skill's filename becomes the command name; its YAML front-matter provides the description and other metadata.
Plugins are npm packages declared in the Claude Code configuration. getPluginCommands() loads each plugin's manifest, reads its declared command exports, and wraps them as Command objects with source: 'plugin' and isMcp: false. Plugin skills work identically except their loadedFrom is 'plugin' rather than 'skills'.
Dynamic skills are the most unusual of the three. Certain PromptCommand definitions declare a paths array of glob patterns. When the model reads or modifies a file that matches one of those patterns, the skill is promoted from inactive to active via getDynamicSkills(). This implements context-aware commands: a Rust refactoring skill with paths: ['**/*.rs'] only appears in the command menu after the model has touched a Rust source file.
The priority order in loadAllCommands — bundled skills, built-in plugin skills, skill-dir commands, workflow commands, plugin commands, plugin skills, built-in commands — ensures that the most specific extension always wins over the most general built-in. A user who creates a project-local skill named clear gets exactly that behavior and overrides the built-in clear command for that project.
8.7 The User Input Pipeline: processUserInput()
Source: src/utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts
Every character the user types in the REPL, and every message that arrives via a bridge (the mobile app, the web interface), passes through processUserInput. Its job is to classify the input and route it to the correct handler.
The function signature exposes the routing surface:
// src/utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts:85-100
export async function processUserInput({
input, // string or ContentBlockParam[] (may include images)
mode, // 'prompt' | 'bash' | ...
setToolJSX,
context,
pastedContents,
skipSlashCommands, // true: treat /xxx as plain text (used by bridge)
bridgeOrigin, // identifies a remote bridge as the input source
...
}): Promise<ProcessUserInputBaseResult>The return type carries everything the REPL needs to take the next step:
// src/utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.ts:64-83
export type ProcessUserInputBaseResult = {
messages: (UserMessage | AssistantMessage | AttachmentMessage | SystemMessage | ProgressMessage)[]
shouldQuery: boolean // false = handled locally, do not call the model
allowedTools?: string[]
model?: string
effort?: EffortValue
resultText?: string // text output for -p (non-interactive) mode
nextInput?: string // pre-fill the next input after the command completes
submitNextInput?: boolean
}shouldQuery: false is the key signal. When a LocalCommand handles the input completely — /clear wipes the conversation and returns — there is nothing to send to the model, so shouldQuery is false and the REPL skips the API call entirely.
The internal routing tree inside processUserInputBase() follows a fixed priority order:
The bridge path (skipSlashCommands + bridgeOrigin) deserves special mention. When input arrives from the mobile app or web interface, certain slash commands may not make sense — /clear on a remote bridge session has ambiguous semantics because the bridge and the local REPL may disagree on what "clear" means. Setting skipSlashCommands: true bypasses the entire processSlashCommand branch, ensuring the text reaches the model unchanged. The bridge can then issue its own post-processing based on the model's response.
The ULTRAPLAN keyword path is a feature-flag-gated override that restructures the input into a multi-step planning prompt before it reaches the model. It is processed before the slash command check, so it takes precedence even if the input happens to start with a /.
8.8 Practical Guide: Adding a New Slash Command
This section walks through adding a hypothetical /summarize command that calls a local TypeScript function to print a word count summary of the current conversation. It is a LocalCommand because it executes logic locally without involving the model.
Step 1: Create the command directory.
By convention each command lives in its own directory under src/commands/. Create src/commands/summarize/.
Step 2: Write the implementation module.
The implementation module exports a LocalCommandModule — an object with a call method that receives the command arguments and the current context, and returns a result object.
// src/commands/summarize/summarize.ts
import type { LocalCommandModule } from '../../types/command.js'
import type { ToolUseContext } from '../../context/ToolUseContext.js'
const summarizeModule: LocalCommandModule = {
async call(args: string, context: ToolUseContext) {
// Read the message history from context
const messages = context.getAppState().messages ?? []
const wordCount = messages
.flatMap(m => (typeof m.content === 'string' ? [m.content] : []))
.join(' ')
.split(/\s+/)
.filter(Boolean).length
return {
resultText: `Conversation word count: ${wordCount}`,
shouldQuery: false,
}
},
}
export default summarizeModuleStep 3: Write the command metadata module.
This is the thin index file that registers the command in the registry. It must not import from the implementation directly — the load thunk handles that lazily.
// src/commands/summarize/index.ts
import type { Command } from '../../types/command.js'
const summarize = {
type: 'local',
name: 'summarize',
description: 'Print a word count summary of the current conversation',
supportsNonInteractive: true,
load: () => import('./summarize.js'),
} satisfies Command
export default summarizeStep 4: Register the command in commands.ts.
Import the metadata module at the top of src/commands.ts with the other local command imports, then add it to the COMMANDS() array:
// src/commands.ts — import section
import summarize from './commands/summarize/index.js'
// src/commands.ts:258 — inside the memoize() call
const COMMANDS = memoize((): Command[] => [
addDir, advisor, agents, branch, clear, compact, config,
summarize, // add here
// ... rest of the list
])Step 5: Verify the command appears in the list.
Run the development server and type /summarize at the REPL prompt. The output should print the word count. To confirm the command shows in /help, check that isHidden is absent (or explicitly false) in the index module.
Step 6: Add a unit test.
Write a test that imports the summarizeModule directly and calls .call('', fakeContext), asserting that resultText contains the expected word count and shouldQuery is false. Because the implementation module is separated from the metadata module, the test does not need to mock the load thunk.
// src/commands/summarize/__tests__/summarize.test.ts
import summarizeModule from '../summarize.js'
import { makeTestContext } from '../../../test-utils/makeTestContext.js'
test('returns word count of conversation messages', async () => {
const ctx = makeTestContext({
messages: [{ role: 'user', content: 'hello world' }],
})
const result = await summarizeModule.call('', ctx)
expect(result.shouldQuery).toBe(false)
expect(result.resultText).toContain('2')
})The complete flow from keystroke to result is: user types /summarize → processUserInput detects the leading / → processSlashCommand calls findCommand('summarize', commands) → the metadata object is returned → load() is invoked for the first time → the implementation module is imported and its call method is executed → ProcessUserInputBaseResult is returned with shouldQuery: false → the REPL prints resultText and does not make an API call.
Key Takeaways
The command system's design reflects a consistent set of choices made throughout Claude Code's architecture: defer expensive initialization, separate metadata from implementation, use the type system as the primary correctness guarantee, and make extension easy without making the core complex.
The three command types form a complete coverage of output destinations. PromptCommand feeds the model's context; LocalCommand produces text; LocalJSXCommand renders interactive terminal UI. Any new command fits cleanly into one of these three shapes.
CommandBase collects all the behavioral knobs that are independent of output destination — availability gates, feature-flag hooks, alias resolution, sensitivity flags — into one shared contract. This means the command executor never needs to check the type field to decide whether to apply an availability rule or redact arguments.
The layered loading pipeline — loadAllCommands memoized by cwd, then getCommands filtering per call — separates the expensive I/O (scanning skill directories, reading plugin manifests) from the cheap evaluation (checking flag states, checking subscription status). The expensive part runs once; the cheap part runs on every prompt.
findCommand is intentionally simple: a single Array.find over a flat list that checks three match conditions. This simplicity is possible because the priority order was resolved at load time. By the time findCommand is called, the array is already ordered so the correct command is always first.
The processUserInput pipeline makes the routing logic explicit and linear. Each branch — image processing, bridge bypass, ultraplan expansion, bash mode, slash command dispatch, plain text — is handled in a fixed order with a clear fallthrough. Adding a new routing branch means inserting a new conditional at the correct position in this sequence, not modifying a dispatch table or event bus.
The practical guide in section 8.8 demonstrates that adding a command is genuinely a three-file operation: implementation module, metadata module, and one line in the registry array. The separation between metadata and implementation is not boilerplate — it is what makes startup fast, testing straightforward, and lazy loading free.
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What You'll Learn
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
- Explain why an iterative loop — rather than a single function call — is the correct primitive for an AI agent that uses tools
- Trace a complete user prompt from entry point to terminal return value, naming every major decision point along the way
- Read the
Statestruct and explain what each of its ten fields tracks and why - Describe all four pre-iteration preparation steps (snip, microcompact, context collapse, autocompact) and the order in which they run
- Explain
deps.callModel()and what the streaming loop collects from each event - Walk through all seven
continuepaths inqueryLoop()and give a concrete real-world scenario where each one fires - Understand what
handleStopHooks()does after every turn that ends without tool calls - Distinguish between
runToolsandStreamingToolExecutorand explain when each is active - Explain the role of
QueryConfigandQueryDepsin making the loop independently testable - Read
checkTokenBudget()and explain the two stopping conditions it enforces
5.1 Why a Loop? The Fundamental Design Insight
When you interact with a large language model in its simplest form, the exchange is a single round trip. You send a prompt, you receive a text completion, the interaction is over. That model is powerful, but it cannot act on the world. It can describe a shell command; it cannot run one. It can outline a plan to read a file; it cannot open the file and report back what it found.
Claude Code's central architectural insight is that an agent is not a single API call but a process that alternates between two modes: reasoning and acting. The model reasons by producing text. It acts by requesting tool executions — read this file, run this command, search this codebase. Each set of tool results is fed back to the model as new context, enabling the next round of reasoning. This alternation continues until the model produces a final response with no tool calls, at which point the turn is complete.
That alternation is the agentic loop. It is not a recursive function (though earlier versions of this codebase used recursion). It is a while (true) engine with a single mutable State struct, seven distinct paths that call continue to restart the engine, and a small set of conditions that return a terminal value to end it permanently.
The loop lives in src/query.ts, which at 1,730 lines is the largest and most important file in the codebase. Everything else — the React UI, the tool implementations, the permission system, the compaction subsystems — exists to serve or extend this loop.
5.2 query(): The Thin Outer Wrapper
The public entry point to the loop is query() at src/query.ts:219. Its signature is worth understanding in detail:
// src/query.ts:219-239
export async function* query(
params: QueryParams,
): AsyncGenerator<
| StreamEvent
| RequestStartEvent
| Message
| TombstoneMessage
| ToolUseSummaryMessage,
Terminal
>
{
const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
// Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw and .return()
for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
}
return terminal
}query() is an async generator function. The yield* operator delegates to queryLoop, forwarding every yielded event to the caller and receiving the terminal return value when queryLoop finishes. This means query() is not just a wrapper — it participates in the generator protocol as a transparent conduit.
The only logic query() adds is the command lifecycle notification. When a user types a slash command that gets queued and later consumed as an attachment mid-turn, that command's UUID is tracked in consumedCommandUuids. When queryLoop completes normally (meaning the model reached a final response without being aborted or erroring), query() walks those UUIDs and fires notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed'). The comment explains the asymmetry: if queryLoop throws, this code never runs, producing the "started but not completed" signal that the UI uses to detect interrupted command processing.
The QueryParams type that query() accepts deserves attention:
// src/query.ts:181-199
export type QueryParams = {
messages: Message[]
systemPrompt: SystemPrompt
userContext: { [k: string]: string }
systemContext: { [k: string]: string }
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn
toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
fallbackModel?: string
querySource: QuerySource
maxOutputTokensOverride?: number
maxTurns?: number
skipCacheWrite?: boolean
taskBudget?: { total: number }
deps?: QueryDeps
}messages is the conversation history up to this point — everything the model should treat as prior context. systemPrompt is the structured system prompt, not a plain string; it carries caching annotations and is assembled differently depending on the query source. userContext and systemContext are key-value maps injected at the API level: userContext values are prepended to the first human turn, systemContext values are appended to the system prompt. This lets callers inject dynamic information (current directory, git branch, memory files) without modifying the base message array.
canUseTool is a function that gates individual tool invocations; it is called before each tool execution, not at configuration time, meaning permissions can change mid-turn. toolUseContext is the large context object (covered in Chapter 4) that threads the React store, the abort controller, the agent identity, and other session-scoped values through the loop.
querySource is a discriminated string identifying which code path initiated this query: 'repl_main_thread', 'sdk', an 'agent:...' variant, and so on. Many branch decisions inside the loop check querySource to decide whether to run background side effects, drain command queues, or surface certain events.
deps is the optional dependency injection override, discussed in detail in Section 5.9. When omitted, the production implementations are used.
5.3 The Loop Skeleton: State and while(true)
queryLoop() begins by snapshotting the immutable parts of params into local constants, then constructing the initial State value:
// src/query.ts:268-279
let state: State = {
messages: params.messages,
toolUseContext: params.toolUseContext,
maxOutputTokensOverride: params.maxOutputTokensOverride,
autoCompactTracking: undefined,
stopHookActive: undefined,
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
turnCount: 1,
pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
transition: undefined,
}The full State type is:
// src/query.ts:204-217
type State = {
messages: Message[]
toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
autoCompactTracking: AutoCompactTrackingState | undefined
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: number
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: boolean
maxOutputTokensOverride: number | undefined
pendingToolUseSummary: Promise<ToolUseSummaryMessage | null> | undefined
stopHookActive: boolean | undefined
turnCount: number
transition: Continue | undefined // why the previous iteration continued
}Each field serves a specific role in loop coordination.
messages is the accumulated conversation history that grows across turns. It starts as params.messages and at each next_turn continuation it becomes [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults] — that is, the prior context plus the model's responses plus all tool results from this turn.
toolUseContext can be updated by tool execution. When a tool calls update.newContext, the loop carries the updated context forward. One practical case is the AgentTool: spawning a subagent updates the available agent definitions in the context, which must be visible on the next API call.
autoCompactTracking records whether proactive auto-compaction has fired and tracks how many turns have elapsed since it did. It is used by the autocompact subsystem to decide whether to compact again.
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount counts how many consecutive recovery attempts have been made after the model hit its output token limit. The loop allows up to three recovery attempts before surfacing the error to the user.
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact is a boolean guard that prevents the reactive compaction path from running more than once per query. Without it, a persistent prompt-too-long error could trigger an infinite spiral of compact-and-retry cycles.
maxOutputTokensOverride controls a one-shot escalation. When a model hits the default 8,192-token output cap and a feature gate permits escalation, the loop retries once with this field set to 64,000. On the escalated retry, the field is set back to undefined.
pendingToolUseSummary is a Promise that resolves to a short human-readable summary of the tool calls that just completed. The summary is generated by a fast model (Haiku) in parallel with the next API call, so it adds zero latency to the turn. It is yielded at the start of the following iteration, just before the API call begins.
stopHookActive is a flag that tells handleStopHooks whether a stop hook already ran on a previous iteration and produced blocking errors. It prevents stop hooks from running again on what is logically a continuation of the same hook-triggered turn.
turnCount starts at 1 and increments at each next_turn continuation. It is compared against maxTurns to implement the API-level turn cap.
transition records why the previous iteration continued, using a discriminated union. On the first iteration it is undefined. On subsequent iterations it carries a reason string — 'next_turn', 'stop_hook_blocking', 'max_output_tokens_recovery', and so on. Tests can inspect transition to assert that specific recovery paths fired without parsing message contents.
The loop itself opens at src/query.ts:307:
// eslint-disable-next-line no-constant-condition
while (true) {
let { toolUseContext } = state
const {
messages,
autoCompactTracking,
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount,
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact,
maxOutputTokensOverride,
pendingToolUseSummary,
stopHookActive,
turnCount,
} = state
// ... iteration body ...
}The destructuring at the top of each iteration serves an important purpose. The fields of state are read once into local constants and a reassignable let toolUseContext. This means that within the iteration body, code reads plain names like messages and turnCount rather than state.messages and state.turnCount. At every continue site, the code writes state = { ... } as a single atomic object construction — there are no scattered state.field = value assignments. This pattern makes it trivially checkable whether any state mutation was missed.
5.4 Pre-Iteration Preparation: Four Layers
Before making the API call, each loop iteration runs up to four preparation steps that trim or transform the message history. They run in a specific order because each one feeds into the next.
Step 1: Compact boundary extraction. getMessagesAfterCompactBoundary(messages) returns the slice of the conversation since the last auto-compaction event. Everything before the boundary has been replaced by a summary; the model should never see the pre-boundary raw messages again.
Step 2: Tool result budget. applyToolResultBudget() enforces a per-message size budget on tool result content. If a tool produced output larger than its configured maximum, the content is replaced with a truncation notice and the replacement is persisted to disk so that future resume sessions see the same compact version. This step runs before microcompact because microcompact operates on tool-use IDs and never inspects content directly.
Step 3: Snip (HISTORY_SNIP feature gate). When enabled, the snip module removes old turns that exceed a token budget. Unlike compaction, which summarizes content, snipping simply drops old messages from the context window while preserving recent ones. The number of tokens freed is forwarded to the autocompact threshold check so that autocompact's decision reflects what snip already removed.
Step 4: Microcompact. deps.microcompact() performs inline compression of recent tool results, typically by replacing verbose bash output with a condensed version. The compressed messages are cached by tool_use_id so that once a result is compressed it is never recompressed on subsequent iterations. The CACHED_MICROCOMPACT variant uses the Anthropic prompt caching API to delete cached entries server-side; its boundary message is deferred until after the API response so it can report the actual cache_deleted_input_tokens count rather than a client-side estimate.
Step 5: Context collapse projection (CONTEXT_COLLAPSE feature gate). Context collapse is a staged mechanism that marks sections of the conversation as collapsible. Before the API call, the projection step decides which staged collapses to apply, replacing expanded sections with compact placeholders. This is cheaper than full compaction and preserves the granular structure of the conversation.
Step 6: Autocompact. deps.autocompact() checks whether the accumulated token count has crossed the configured threshold. If it has, it triggers a full summarization: the conversation history is compressed into a summary message, a compact boundary is recorded, and the next API call sees only the summary plus recent turns. Autocompact has its own tracking state (autoCompactTracking) that records the turn counter and compact ID so that post-compaction analytics events carry the correct lineage.
5.5 The API Streaming Call
After preparation, the loop makes the API call via deps.callModel(). The call itself is a for await loop over an async generator — the API response streams in as a sequence of typed message events:
// src/query.ts:659-863 (condensed for clarity)
for await (const message of deps.callModel({
messages: prependUserContext(messagesForQuery, userContext),
systemPrompt: fullSystemPrompt,
thinkingConfig: toolUseContext.options.thinkingConfig,
tools: toolUseContext.options.tools,
signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
options: {
model: currentModel,
fallbackModel,
querySource,
maxOutputTokensOverride,
taskBudget: params.taskBudget
? { total: params.taskBudget.total, remaining: taskBudgetRemaining }
: undefined,
// ... additional options ...
},
})) {
// Withhold recoverable errors
let withheld = false
if (contextCollapse?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(message, ...)) withheld = true
if (reactiveCompact?.isWithheldPromptTooLong(message)) withheld = true
if (reactiveCompact?.isWithheldMediaSizeError(message)) withheld = true
if (isWithheldMaxOutputTokens(message)) withheld = true
if (!withheld) yield yieldMessage
if (message.type === 'assistant') {
assistantMessages.push(message)
const msgToolUseBlocks = message.message.content.filter(
content => content.type === 'tool_use',
) as ToolUseBlock[]
if (msgToolUseBlocks.length > 0) {
toolUseBlocks.push(...msgToolUseBlocks)
needsFollowUp = true
}
}
}Several design decisions in this loop deserve careful attention.
prependUserContext wraps messagesForQuery with the dynamic key-value pairs from userContext. These are prepended to the first human turn so the model always sees current values (current working directory, memory file contents, etc.) without requiring the caller to mutate the message array.
The abort signal is threaded directly into callModel. If the user presses Ctrl+C, the abort controller fires, the HTTP request is cancelled, and the for await loop terminates immediately. The outer loop checks toolUseContext.abortController.signal.aborted after the streaming loop to decide whether to return { reason: 'aborted_streaming' }.
Withholding recoverable errors is a key pattern. When the API returns a prompt-too-long (HTTP 413), a media size error, or a max_output_tokens stop reason, the loop does not yield that error to the caller immediately. Instead it sets withheld = true, skips the yield, but still pushes the message into assistantMessages. After the streaming loop ends, the recovery logic inspects assistantMessages.at(-1) to decide whether to compact and retry. If recovery succeeds, the user never sees the error. If all recovery options are exhausted, the withheld error is finally yielded before the function returns.
needsFollowUp is the boolean that determines which branch the post-stream logic enters. If any assistant message in the stream contained at least one tool_use block, needsFollowUp is true and the loop will execute those tools and continue. If no tool calls arrived, needsFollowUp is false and the loop enters the stop-hook and terminal-check path.
StreamingToolExecutor integration. When the streamingToolExecution feature gate is enabled, tools are started while the model is still streaming. As each tool_use block arrives in the assistant message, streamingToolExecutor.addTool(toolBlock, message) is called immediately. By the time the stream ends, some tools may already have completed. This overlap reduces total latency because tool I/O happens in parallel with the remaining model output rather than sequentially after it.
Model fallback. If deps.callModel throws a FallbackTriggeredError and a fallbackModel was provided, the entire streaming attempt is discarded and retried with the fallback model. Previously yielded assistant messages receive tombstone events so the UI removes them from the display. The fallback mechanism is transparent to the caller: from the outside, the query succeeded with a different model.
5.6 The Seven Continue Paths
The agentic loop has seven distinct paths that call continue — meaning they construct a new State and restart the while (true) body. Each path encodes a specific recovery or continuation strategy. Understanding them collectively is essential to understanding what the loop does in non-trivial situations.
Path 1: Context Collapse Drain Retry
Transition reason: collapse_drain_retry
Source location: src/query.ts:1088-1116
Trigger: The model returned a prompt-too-long error, and the context collapse subsystem has staged collapses available that have not yet been committed.
Context collapse is a progressive mechanism. Over the course of a long conversation, sections of the message history are marked as candidates for collapsing — for example, a long tool output that produced a file listing the model already processed. These candidates accumulate in a "staged" queue. Normally they are committed lazily, one per iteration, to keep context granular. But when a prompt-too-long error occurs, the loop invokes contextCollapse.recoverFromOverflow(), which commits all staged collapses immediately and returns a reduced message array.
If at least one collapse was committed (drained.committed > 0), the loop restarts with the reduced messages and the transition set to collapse_drain_retry. The previous-transition check (state.transition?.reason !== 'collapse_drain_retry') ensures this path fires at most once: if a drain-retry still produced a 413, the loop falls through to the more aggressive reactive compact path on the next iteration.
Concrete scenario. A user asks Claude to analyze a repository and the model has spent ten turns reading large files. The accumulated tool results fill the context window. On the eleventh turn the API returns 413. Context collapse has staged summaries for seven of those file-reading results. The loop commits all seven immediately, the context drops below the limit, and the API call succeeds on retry without the user seeing any error message.
Path 2: Reactive Compact Retry
Transition reason: reactive_compact_retry
Source location: src/query.ts:1119-1165
Trigger: A prompt-too-long error or a media-size error (oversized image or PDF), and the context collapse drain either failed or was already attempted.
Reactive compaction is the heavier fallback. When triggered, it invokes a full summarization of the conversation history — sending it to the model and asking for a condensed summary — and replaces the accumulated messages with that summary plus recent turns. This is the same mechanism as proactive autocompaction, but initiated reactively in response to an error rather than prophylactically at a token threshold.
The hasAttemptedReactiveCompact field in State prevents the loop from triggering reactive compaction a second time. If the first compact attempt still results in a 413 (which can happen if the preserved tail itself is too large, for example because of large images in recent messages), the loop surfaces the error rather than spiraling.
Concrete scenario. A user has pasted several high-resolution screenshots into the conversation. The cumulative image data exceeds the API's media size limit. The reactive compact path strips the images from historical messages and produces a text summary of what was in them. The API call on the compacted context succeeds.
Path 3: max_output_tokens Escalation
Transition reason: max_output_tokens_escalate
Source location: src/query.ts:1199-1221
Trigger: The model hit its output token limit (the API returned stop_reason: 'max_tokens'), this is the first time in this query, the escalation feature gate is enabled, and maxOutputTokensOverride has not already been set.
The default output cap is 8,192 tokens. When the model hits this limit and the tengu_otk_slot_v1 Statsig gate is enabled, the loop retries the same request with maxOutputTokensOverride set to ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS (64,000). The key detail is that the message array is unchanged — this is the exact same request with a higher cap, not a continuation prompt. If the escalated request also hits the cap, the loop falls through to the multi-turn recovery path on the subsequent iteration because maxOutputTokensOverride is set to undefined when constructing the escalation state.
Concrete scenario. A user asks Claude to write a comprehensive test suite for a large module. The model begins generating tests and reaches 8,192 output tokens mid-suite. Rather than delivering an incomplete file, the loop silently retries at 64,000 tokens, and the complete test suite is delivered as a single response.
Path 4: max_output_tokens Multi-Turn Recovery
Transition reason: max_output_tokens_recovery
Source location: src/query.ts:1223-1252
Trigger: The model hit its output token limit, the escalation path already fired (or is not enabled), and the recovery count is below the limit of three.
If escalation failed or is not available, the loop injects a recovery prompt as a hidden user message: "Output token limit hit. Resume directly — no apology, no recap of what you were doing. Pick up mid-thought if that is where the cut happened. Break remaining work into smaller pieces." The isMeta: true flag hides this message from the UI. The loop then continues with the partial assistant response plus the recovery prompt as context, asking the model to continue from where it left off.
The maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount counter allows up to three such recovery injections. After three attempts, the withheld error is yielded and the loop exits normally (return { reason: 'completed' }).
Concrete scenario. A model asked to produce a long migration script hits the output limit mid-generation. The loop injects the recovery prompt. The model picks up exactly where it stopped — mid-line, if needed — and continues. This can happen up to three times before the loop gives up, enabling scripts that would otherwise require four separate prompts to be produced in a single turn.
Path 5: Stop Hook Blocking Error
Transition reason: stop_hook_blocking
Source location: src/query.ts:1282-1306
Trigger: The model completed its turn without tool calls, handleStopHooks() ran, and at least one stop hook returned a blocking error.
Stop hooks are user-configurable shell scripts that run after every model turn. A hook can return a "blocking error" — output that should be shown back to the model so it can respond to or incorporate the feedback. When handleStopHooks() returns blockingErrors with at least one entry, the loop appends those errors to the message history and continues, presenting them to the model as new user messages.
Note that maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount is reset to 0 on this path, but hasAttemptedReactiveCompact is preserved. The comment in the source explains the reason: resetting hasAttemptedReactiveCompact caused an infinite loop in a real bug: compact ran, the compacted context was still too long, the API error triggered a stop hook blocking retry, and the compact guard reset allowed compact to run again, producing the same result endlessly.
Concrete scenario. A user has configured a stop hook that runs their test suite after every turn. Claude writes a file and the hook reports that three tests are failing. The loop injects the test failure output as a hidden user message and continues, giving Claude an opportunity to see the failures and fix them without requiring the user to manually paste the test output.
Path 6: Token Budget Continuation
Transition reason: token_budget_continuation
Source location: src/query.ts:1308-1341
Trigger: The TOKEN_BUDGET feature is enabled, the model completed its turn without tool calls, and checkTokenBudget() returned action: 'continue' — meaning the model has used less than 90% of its allocated token budget and diminishing returns have not been detected.
This path is part of the budget-driven long-context completion feature, discussed in detail in Section 5.10. When the model's output token count is below the configured budget threshold, the loop injects a "nudge" message encouraging the model to continue and keep working. The nudge message content is generated by getBudgetContinuationMessage() and includes the current percentage of budget used.
Concrete scenario. A user is running a background summarization agent with a token budget of 500,000 tokens. After processing fifty files, the model returns a status update. The budget checker sees that only 40% of the budget has been used, injects a continuation nudge, and the model continues processing more files until the budget is exhausted or diminishing returns are detected.
Path 7: Normal Next Turn
Transition reason: next_turn
Source location: src/query.ts:1715-1727
Trigger: The model's response contained tool calls (needsFollowUp === true), all tools have been executed successfully, and neither the abort signal nor a hook-stop flag prevented continuation.
This is the "happy path" continuation — the ordinary agentic loop cycle. After tools complete, the loop constructs the next state by merging the processed query messages, the assistant responses, and the tool results into a unified message array. The turnCount increments. If maxTurns is set and would be exceeded, the loop yields a max_turns_reached attachment and returns { reason: 'max_turns' } instead of continuing.
// src/query.ts:1715-1727
const next: State = {
messages: [...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages, ...toolResults],
toolUseContext: toolUseContextWithQueryTracking,
autoCompactTracking: tracking,
turnCount: nextTurnCount,
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
pendingToolUseSummary: nextPendingToolUseSummary,
maxOutputTokensOverride: undefined,
stopHookActive,
transition: { reason: 'next_turn' },
}
state = nextNotice that maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount and hasAttemptedReactiveCompact are both reset on this path. A clean tool execution implies the model produced a valid response, so any previous output-cap recovery state is no longer relevant. The pendingToolUseSummary from this iteration is carried forward so the next iteration can yield it at its start.
5.7 Stop Hooks: End-of-Turn Bookkeeping
handleStopHooks() is called at the end of every turn that ends without tool calls and without an API error. Its responsibility is far broader than its name suggests: it is the post-turn bookkeeping hub that runs a range of background side effects and coordinates the user-configurable stop hook execution.
The function is an async generator in src/query/stopHooks.ts. It yields progress events and attachment messages for the UI to display, and it returns a StopHookResult:
type StopHookResult = {
blockingErrors: Message[]
preventContinuation: boolean
}The sequence of operations inside handleStopHooks() is:
1. Save cache-safe params. For repl_main_thread and sdk query sources, the current conversation state is serialized as "cache-safe params" and saved to a module-level variable. This snapshot is read by the /btw slash command and the SDK side_question control request, which need to fork a new query from the current context without being on the main loop's call stack.
2. Job classification (TEMPLATES feature gate). When running as a dispatched job (the CLAUDE_JOB_DIR environment variable is set), the full turn history is classified and a state.json file is written. This allows claude list to show current job state without polling.
3. Prompt suggestion. executePromptSuggestion() is fired as a fire-and-forget operation that suggests follow-up prompts for the UI. It is skipped in bare mode (--bare or SIMPLE env var) where scripted callers do not want background activity.
4. Memory extraction (EXTRACT_MEMORIES feature gate). executeExtractMemories() is fired as fire-and-forget in interactive mode, and as an awaitable that is drained before shutdown in non-interactive mode. It is skipped for subagents, which would pollute the main session's memory with sub-task-specific facts.
5. Auto-dream (executeAutoDream). Background consolidation of conversation history for long-running sessions. Skipped for subagents.
6. Computer use cleanup (CHICAGO_MCP feature gate). Releases the computer use process lock and un-hides the desktop after each turn. Skipped for subagents, which never start computer use sessions.
7. Stop hooks execution. executeStopHooks() runs the user-configured stop hook scripts in parallel. Each hook receives the full turn history and can return output (shown in the UI) or a blocking error (fed back to the model). A hook can also set preventContinuation: true, which causes handleStopHooks() to return { blockingErrors: [], preventContinuation: true } and the main loop to return { reason: 'stop_hook_prevented' }.
8. Teammate hooks (isTeammate() only). In team orchestration mode, executeTaskCompletedHooks() runs for any tasks this agent was working on, and executeTeammateIdleHooks() signals that the agent is now available. These hooks follow the same blocking error and prevent-continuation contract as stop hooks.
5.8 Tool Execution: runTools and StreamingToolExecutor
Tool execution is gated on the config.gates.streamingToolExecution flag. The two code paths diverge at:
// src/query.ts:1380-1382
const toolUpdates = streamingToolExecutor
? streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()
: runTools(toolUseBlocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, toolUseContext)runTools (sequential path). When streaming tool execution is disabled, runTools at src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts receives the complete list of toolUseBlocks that the model requested and executes them after the streaming loop ends. It is an async generator that yields typed update events as each tool completes. The canUseTool function is called before each tool execution; if it returns false, the tool produces an error result instead of running.
StreamingToolExecutor (concurrent path). When streaming tool execution is enabled, a StreamingToolExecutor is created before the API streaming loop begins. As each tool_use block arrives in the stream, streamingToolExecutor.addTool(toolBlock, message) is called immediately. The executor starts running the tool in the background while the model continues to stream. By the time the stream ends, some tools may already have results available. The streaming loop itself periodically calls streamingToolExecutor.getCompletedResults() to yield any results that arrived while the stream was still active. After the stream ends, streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults() is called to collect any tools that had not yet finished.
This overlap matters for latency. A model that calls five tools sequentially in its response will have the first tool complete before the model finishes outputting tool five's call parameters. Without streaming execution, all five tools wait until the entire stream ends. With streaming execution, tool one may finish before tool three even starts streaming.
If the streaming attempt fails mid-stream and falls back to a different model, streamingToolExecutor.discard() is called to abandon in-progress tool executions, and a fresh executor is created for the retry. This prevents orphaned tool results (with IDs from the failed attempt) from being appended to the retry's message array.
Both paths yield update objects with two optional fields: update.message (a typed message to yield to the caller and append to toolResults) and update.newContext (an updated ToolUseContext if the tool execution changed session state). The hook_stopped_continuation attachment type in update.message sets shouldPreventContinuation = true, which causes the loop to return { reason: 'hook_stopped' } after all tools complete.
5.9 QueryConfig and QueryDeps: Testable Dependencies
The loop uses two injected objects — QueryConfig and QueryDeps — to separate concerns and enable testing without mocking the world.
QueryConfig: Immutable Snapshot
// src/query/config.ts
export type QueryConfig = {
sessionId: SessionId
gates: {
streamingToolExecution: boolean
emitToolUseSummaries: boolean
isAnt: boolean
fastModeEnabled: boolean
}
}
export function buildQueryConfig(): QueryConfig {
return {
sessionId: getSessionId(),
gates: {
streamingToolExecution: checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE(
'tengu_streaming_tool_execution2',
),
emitToolUseSummaries: isEnvTruthy(
process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_EMIT_TOOL_USE_SUMMARIES,
),
isAnt: process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant',
fastModeEnabled: !isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FAST_MODE),
},
}
}QueryConfig is snapshotted once at queryLoop() entry and never mutated. The comment in the source explains the design intent: separating the config snapshot from State and ToolUseContext makes a future "pure reducer" architecture tractable — a function that takes (state, event, config) where config is plain data and event is any of the stream events, with no side effects.
The comment also explains an important exclusion: feature() gates are explicitly kept out of QueryConfig. The feature() function is a compile-time tree-shaking boundary. For the bundler's dead-code elimination to work, the calls to feature('...') must appear inline at the guarded blocks, not be extracted into a config object. Moving them would break the external build that strips enterprise-only features.
The CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE suffix on checkStatsigFeatureGate_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE acknowledges that Statsig values may be one fetch cycle stale. The comment notes that since these are already admitted as potentially stale, snapshotting them once per query() call stays within the existing staleness contract. Calling the gate-check function once per loop iteration (potentially hundreds of calls) versus once at entry produces no meaningful freshness improvement.
QueryDeps: I/O Dependency Injection
// src/query/deps.ts
export type QueryDeps = {
callModel: typeof queryModelWithStreaming
microcompact: typeof microcompactMessages
autocompact: typeof autoCompactIfNeeded
uuid: () => string
}
export function productionDeps(): QueryDeps {
return {
callModel: queryModelWithStreaming,
microcompact: microcompactMessages,
autocompact: autoCompactIfNeeded,
uuid: randomUUID,
}
}QueryDeps captures the four I/O dependencies that tests most commonly need to stub: the model API call, the two compaction functions, and UUID generation. The comment explains the motivation: six to eight test files each used spyOn boilerplate to intercept these module-level functions. With QueryDeps, a test can pass a deps override directly into QueryParams and provide fake implementations without touching the module system.
The typeof fn pattern is deliberate. If the real function's signature changes, the QueryDeps type changes automatically because it is derived from the actual implementation type rather than a hand-written duplicate. A type mismatch caught by the compiler is far cheaper than a runtime failure in a test that was relying on a now-stale manual type declaration.
The comment notes that the scope is "intentionally narrow (4 deps)" as proof of the pattern. The architecture leaves room for future additions — runTools, handleStopHooks, logEvent — to be added as the test coverage requirements grow, without a big-bang refactor.
5.10 The Token Budget Module
The token budget feature (TOKEN_BUDGET feature gate) allows callers to specify a maximum number of output tokens for a query and instructs the loop to continue generating output until that budget is exhausted or diminishing returns are detected. It is used for background summarization agents that should generate as much output as possible within a given cost envelope.
// src/query/tokenBudget.ts (key constants)
const COMPLETION_THRESHOLD = 0.9 // continue if under 90% of budget
const DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD = 500 // stop if marginal gain < 500 tokensThe BudgetTracker type records state across continuations:
export type BudgetTracker = {
continuationCount: number // how many times the budget path has fired
lastDeltaTokens: number // token delta in the most recent continuation
lastGlobalTurnTokens: number // total tokens at the last check
startedAt: number // wall-clock time for duration tracking
}The checkTokenBudget() function makes the continue/stop decision:
export function checkTokenBudget(
tracker: BudgetTracker,
agentId: string | undefined,
budget: number | null,
globalTurnTokens: number,
): TokenBudgetDecision {
// Subagents bypass budget continuation — they have their own turn limits
if (agentId || budget === null || budget <= 0) {
return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: null }
}
const pct = Math.round((turnTokens / budget) * 100)
const deltaSinceLastCheck = globalTurnTokens - tracker.lastGlobalTurnTokens
// Diminishing returns: continuation count >= 3 AND both the last delta
// and this delta are below 500 tokens
const isDiminishing =
tracker.continuationCount >= 3 &&
deltaSinceLastCheck < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD &&
tracker.lastDeltaTokens < DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD
if (!isDiminishing && turnTokens < budget * COMPLETION_THRESHOLD) {
// Under 90% budget and not diminishing: continue
tracker.continuationCount++
return { action: 'continue', nudgeMessage: ..., pct, turnTokens, budget }
}
// Over 90% budget, or diminishing: stop
return { action: 'stop', completionEvent: { ... } }
}Two independent conditions stop the budget continuation.
The first is the completion threshold: when the accumulated output token count reaches 90% of the total budget, the loop stops continuing regardless of diminishing returns. This ensures the agent does not overspend the budget.
The second is the diminishing returns check: after at least three continuations, if both the most recent delta and the current delta are below 500 tokens, the agent is producing negligible additional output. Continuing would consume API quota without meaningfully increasing the result. The loop stops early.
The completionEvent on the stop decision carries analytics data (continuation count, percentage reached, whether it was a diminishing-returns stop, total duration) that is logged to Statsig for product analytics on how the feature is being used.
Subagents are explicitly excluded (if (agentId || ...) short-circuits). A subagent launched inside a budget-driven turn has its own turn limits via maxTurns; giving it an independent token budget continuation would create uncontrolled spending with no ceiling.
Key Takeaways
The agentic loop in src/query.ts is the central engine of Claude Code. Everything else in the codebase exists to serve it or extend it. Several architectural principles run through the entire implementation.
Iteration over recursion. The loop is a while (true) with a mutable State struct rather than a recursive function. This makes the call stack depth constant regardless of how many tool-use turns occur. It also makes state mutations visible as explicit state = { ... } assignments at continue sites, rather than implicit recursive arguments.
State as an atomic value. Every continue site constructs a complete new State value in a single expression. There are no scattered field mutations. This makes it straightforward to verify that no state was accidentally carried over or forgotten.
transition as observable intent. Recording why each iteration continued in state.transition.reason makes the loop's behavior testable without inspecting message contents. A test that needs to verify the max-output-tokens recovery path fired can check state.transition.reason === 'max_output_tokens_recovery' rather than parsing the injected user message.
Withholding before surfacing. Recoverable errors — prompt-too-long, max-output-tokens, media size — are withheld from the caller during streaming, so recovery can happen silently. Only when all recovery paths are exhausted is the error yielded. This design keeps error handling internal to the loop rather than forcing callers to implement retry logic.
Dependency injection at the seam. QueryDeps captures the four I/O-touching operations that tests most commonly need to stub. The typeof fn pattern keeps types synchronized with implementations automatically. The scope is narrow by design — four deps covers the vast majority of test scenarios without over-engineering the interface.
Generator protocol as the delivery mechanism. The loop is an async generator. It yields intermediate events (progress messages, tool results, system messages) as they arrive, rather than buffering everything and returning at the end. This enables the UI to update in real time: the user sees the model's output character by character, sees tool results as they complete, and sees stop-hook progress as it runs.
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10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
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18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
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28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
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本章导读
读完本章，你应该能够：
- 解释为什么 Agent 行为必须用一个
while(true)循环来驱动，而不是简单的函数递归 - 区分
query()与queryLoop()的职责边界，说清楚外层门面的价值 - 逐字段读懂
State结构，理解每个字段在跨迭代状态传递中的作用 - 说出循环进入 API 调用之前会依次经历哪四重预处理，以及它们的顺序为何不能颠倒
- 掌握全部 7 条
continue路径的触发条件和退出时的状态变更，能在代码里快速定位某条路径 - 理解 stop hooks 机制的设计动机，知道哪些副作用在这里执行、哪些被有意排除
- 理解
QueryConfig与QueryDeps的解耦设计，能用它为循环逻辑写单元测试
每当你在 Claude Code 里输入一条指令并按下回车，背后真正工作的是一个叫做 queryLoop 的函数。它是整个 Agent 能力的发动机：负责把消息发送给模型，接收流式回复，执行工具调用，处理各种错误和恢复逻辑，然后决定是继续还是退出。
很多 Agent 框架把这套逻辑藏在复杂的事件总线或插件系统之后。Claude Code 的选择截然不同——所有的控制流都显式地写在一个大循环里。这不是粗糙，而是经过深思熟虑的设计：当错误恢复、上下文压缩、token 预算管理全都在同一个可见的地方，调试和推理就变得直接了当。
本章将带你逐层解开这个循环的结构。
5.1 为什么需要一个循环
要理解循环的必要性，先想一个最简单的场景：用户问了个问题，模型直接给出了文字回答。这种情况下，一次 API 调用就够了，不需要任何循环。
但 Claude Code 的核心价值在于工具调用。当模型回复里包含一个 tool_use 块——比如让它读取某个文件——系统就必须真正去执行这个读取操作，然后把结果作为新的用户消息发回给模型，让模型继续处理。这天然就是多轮的：工具调用结果作为下一轮的输入，下一轮的输出可能又触发新的工具调用，如此往复直到模型停止请求工具。
工具调用只是循环存在的第一个理由。还有更多：
上下文压缩（Compaction）需要循环。当对话历史积累到接近模型的上下文窗口上限时，系统需要把历史消息压缩成摘要，然后用这个更短的历史重新开始下一轮请求。这是一个"中途改变输入再重试"的操作，本质上就是 continue。
错误恢复需要循环。当 API 返回 prompt_too_long 错误，系统不该直接报错退出，而是尝试压缩上下文、删除不必要的附件，然后用更小的消息重试。这同样是循环。
Token 预算管理需要循环。在某些场景下，即使模型已经给出了一个完整回答，如果还没用完分配的 token 预算，系统会主动注入一条提示，要求模型继续完善答案。这又是一次循环迭代。
如果用递归来实现，上面这些场景的堆栈会越来越深，难以追踪且有栈溢出风险。while(true) 的显式循环把所有这些重试逻辑压平在同一层，状态通过 state = {...}; continue 在迭代间传递，清晰而安全。
5.2 外层函数 query()：简洁的门面
src/query.ts:219 是整个 Agent 循环对外暴露的入口：
// src/query.ts:219
export async function* query(
params: QueryParams,
): AsyncGenerator<
| StreamEvent
| RequestStartEvent
| Message
| TombstoneMessage
| ToolUseSummaryMessage,
Terminal
> {
const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
// Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw (error
// propagates through yield*) and on .return() (Return completion closes
// both generators). This gives the same asymmetric started-without-completed
// signal as print.ts's drainCommandQueue when the turn fails.
for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
}
return terminal
}这个函数极短，只做了两件事。第一，把实际工作完全代理给 queryLoop，用 yield* 把内层生成器的所有产出原封不动地传给调用方。第二，在循环正常结束后，通知所有被消费的命令已完成生命周期。
注意注释里那句话：这段收尾代码只在"正常返回"时执行。如果 queryLoop 抛出异常，或者调用方提前调用了 .return() 中断生成器，这段代码会被跳过。这是 JavaScript 生成器的语义：yield* 异常穿透，return() 协同关闭。设计者有意利用了这个不对称性——成功的命令得到"已完成"通知，失败和中断的命令不会。
QueryParams 是传入的参数包，涵盖了一次查询所需的全部上下文：
// src/query.ts:181
export type QueryParams = {
messages: Message[] // conversation history
systemPrompt: SystemPrompt // system prompt content
userContext: { [k: string]: string }
systemContext: { [k: string]: string }
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn // permission check function
toolUseContext: ToolUseContext // tool execution environment (40+ fields)
fallbackModel?: string // model to switch to on failure
querySource: QuerySource // e.g. 'repl_main_thread', 'sdk', 'agent:xxx'
maxOutputTokensOverride?: number
maxTurns?: number // max loop iterations
skipCacheWrite?: boolean
taskBudget?: { total: number } // API-level output token budget
deps?: QueryDeps // injectable dependencies for testing
}querySource 字段值得特别关注。它标识了本次查询的来源，贯穿整个循环的大量决策分支：是否保存缓存参数供 /btw 命令使用、是否运行 stop hooks、是否向 MCP 服务器暴露工具调用上下文……几乎每一处有条件的行为都会检查这个字段。常见的值有 repl_main_thread（用户在 REPL 里直接输入的主线程查询）、sdk（通过 SDK 调用的）、agent:xxxx（子 Agent 发起的）、compact（压缩任务发起的）。
5.3 主循环的骨架：State 与 while(true)
queryLoop 的真正起点在 src/query.ts:241。函数体可以分为三段：初始化、while(true) 循环、以及永远不会被直接执行到的收尾（因为 while(true) 只通过 return 或 continue 退出）。
初始化阶段首先创建 State 对象：
// src/query.ts:268
let state: State = {
messages: params.messages,
toolUseContext: params.toolUseContext,
maxOutputTokensOverride: params.maxOutputTokensOverride,
autoCompactTracking: undefined,
stopHookActive: undefined,
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount: 0,
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact: false,
turnCount: 1,
pendingToolUseSummary: undefined,
transition: undefined,
}State 类型是循环的记忆。每次 continue 时，代码不是修改现有的 state 对象的字段，而是用展开语法构建一个全新的对象：state = { ...oldState, someField: newValue }; continue。这个不可变更新（Immutable Update）模式让每次迭代的起点都是一张干净的快照，便于调试和推理，也让 transition 字段能精确记录"上一次循环为什么没有退出"。
各字段的含义如下：
messages 是传给 API 的消息历史。每次工具调用完成后，新的 assistant 消息和 tool result 消息都会被追加进去，然后通过 state 传入下一轮。
toolUseContext 是贯穿整个会话的执行上下文容器，包含工具列表、AbortController、权限模式、MCP 客户端等四十多个字段。它本身是引用类型，但更新时也走不可变路径（展开后替换字段）。
autoCompactTracking 记录了自动压缩（Auto-Compact）的追踪状态。压缩发生后它会被重置，用于计算"上次压缩以来经过了多少轮"，供压缩触发阈值判断使用。
maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount 是 max_output_tokens 错误的恢复计数器。当模型的输出被截断，系统会注入一条"请继续"的提示并重试，最多重试 3 次（MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT）。这个字段记录已经重试了多少次。
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact 是防止无限循环的保险阀。如果因为 prompt_too_long 已经尝试过一次响应式压缩，就不再重复尝试。
maxOutputTokensOverride 记录是否已经把输出 token 上限从默认的 8k 升级到了 64k。
pendingToolUseSummary 是一个异步 Promise，指向"当前轮工具调用的摘要"的生成任务。它在工具执行完成后立即启动（不阻塞），在下一轮循环开始时才去 await，这样摘要生成和下一轮 API 调用就并行执行了。
stopHookActive 标记当前是否正处于 stop hook 触发的重试周期内，影响 stop hook 的执行方式。
turnCount 是轮次计数器，从 1 开始，每次正常的工具调用循环后加 1，用于与 maxTurns 比较。
transition 是最后一次 continue 的原因记录。在第一轮迭代时它是 undefined，此后每个 continue 站点都会写入一个描述对象，如 { reason: 'next_turn' } 或 { reason: 'max_output_tokens_escalate' }。这个字段对测试极为有用——测试代码可以直接检查 state.transition.reason 来断言走了哪条恢复路径，而不用解析消息内容。
5.4 循环前准备：四重预处理
每次进入 while(true) 循环体，在发起 API 调用之前，代码会对消息列表做一系列预处理。这个顺序是精心设计的，不可随意调换。
第一步：工具结果尺寸截断（applyToolResultBudget）
某些工具（如文件读取）可能返回几十万字符的内容。如果不加限制地把这些原始内容全部塞进上下文，很快就会超出模型的 token 限制。applyToolResultBudget 在每轮开始时检查消息里的工具结果，对超过单条上限的内容进行截断，替换为"已被截断，完整内容见 session 存储"的占位符。
这一步刻意排在 microcompact 之前。因为 microcompact 是基于 tool_use_id 做缓存匹配的，从不检查内容本身——内容替换对它完全透明，两步可以干净地组合。
第二步：snip 裁剪（HISTORY_SNIP 开启时）
snipCompactIfNeeded 是一种轻量级的历史裁剪策略：识别出对话历史中"非常老的工具调用往返对"，把它们从消息列表里移除，但同时记录一个 boundary 标记。这比完整的压缩代价小得多，适合在上下文略微超标时快速腾出空间。
裁剪释放的 token 数量（snipTokensFreed）会被传递给后续的 autocompact，让它在计算"当前 token 使用量"时减去这部分，避免误判为仍然超标。
第三步：microcompact 微压缩
microcompactMessages 处理的是另一类冗余：当同一个文件在同一轮对话里被多次读取，后几次的读取结果与第一次往往完全相同，但全部保留会浪费大量 token。microcompact 识别出这些重复的工具结果并把它们折叠，保留第一次，后续的用一个极短的占位符替代。
这一步结果里还有一个 pendingCacheEdits 字段，用于延迟发布 boundary 消息——它要等 API 返回后才能知道实际删了多少 token，这样 boundary 消息里的数字才是准确的。
第四步：context collapse 上下文折叠（CONTEXT_COLLAPSE 开启时）
这个机制比 autocompact 更细粒度：它不是把整个历史压成一条摘要，而是把对话里的某些"段落"折叠成更短的摘要，其余部分保持原样。折叠操作通过一个"提交日志"来持久化，每次 projectView() 调用都会重放这些提交，因此折叠效果会跨轮次保留。
这一步刻意排在 autocompact 之前：如果 context collapse 就把 token 降到了阈值以下，autocompact 就不必运行，从而保留了更细粒度的历史。
第五步：autocompact 自动压缩判断
autoCompactIfNeeded 是"大炮"，会把当前整个消息历史压缩成一条摘要，然后把后续的新消息附在摘要后面继续。这一步有阈值保护——只有当当前 token 使用量超过设定阈值时才触发。触发后，autoCompactTracking 会被更新，记录本次压缩的时间点。
压缩完成后，代码并不会 continue 重开循环，而是直接用压缩后的消息继续当前迭代的后续步骤。这意味着一次循环迭代里，可以先压缩再调用 API——压缩是"同一轮里的预处理"，不算新的一轮。
5.5 发起 API 请求：流式调用
预处理完成后，代码进入真正的 API 调用段落（src/query.ts:659）：
// src/query.ts:659
for await (const message of deps.callModel({
messages: prependUserContext(messagesForQuery, userContext),
systemPrompt: fullSystemPrompt,
thinkingConfig: toolUseContext.options.thinkingConfig,
tools: toolUseContext.options.tools,
signal: toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
options: {
model: currentModel,
fallbackModel,
querySource,
maxOutputTokensOverride,
// ... more options
},
})) {
// Handle each streaming message
}deps.callModel 是一个异步生成器，它对应生产环境中的 queryModelWithStreaming。用依赖注入而不是直接调用，是为了让测试能够替换成假的模型，注入预设的消息序列，而无需真正发起网络请求。
流式调用的每个产出（message）可能是以下类型：
assistant 类型的消息是最常见的。它的 message.content 是一个数组，可以同时包含 text 块（模型的文字回复）、tool_use 块（工具调用请求）、thinking 块（模型的内部思考）。代码在遇到 assistant 消息时会检查它的内容，如果有 tool_use 块就把它们收集到 toolUseBlocks 数组，并把 needsFollowUp 设为 true——这个标志是循环结束后决定"是继续还是退出"的关键信号。
流式阶段还有一个重要的"扣押（withhold）"机制：某些特定的错误消息——prompt_too_long、max_output_tokens、媒体尺寸错误——会被检测到后暂时不 yield 出去，而是先推入 assistantMessages 数组，等流结束后再决定是尝试恢复还是直接暴露。这防止了错误消息提前泄漏给 SDK 调用方（很多 SDK 调用方一看到 error 字段就会终止会话，而这时恢复逻辑还没有运行）。
streamingToolExecutor 是流式工具执行器（Streaming Tool Executor）。在 streamingToolExecution 特性门开启时，工具执行不等整个流结束——每当一个完整的 tool_use 块到达，StreamingToolExecutor 就立即开始执行对应的工具，同时模型继续流式输出后续内容。这让工具执行与模型生成并行，减少了整体延迟。
当流式传输过程中发生了"流式降级（streaming fallback）"——即从流式切换到非流式——所有已收集的中间消息（可能包含不完整的 thinking 块，其签名对后续 API 调用无效）都会被清理，发送一批 tombstone 消息告知 UI 移除这些孤儿消息，然后从一个干净的状态重新接收非流式响应。
5.6 七条 continue 路径
流结束后，代码进入一系列判断，决定本次迭代该退出（return）还是继续（continue）。有 7 个明确的 continue 站点，每一个都对应一类特定的恢复或续行场景。
路径一：context collapse 排空重试
触发条件：API 返回了 prompt_too_long 错误（即 isWithheld413 === true），且这轮不是已经走过一次 collapse 排空了（state.transition?.reason !== 'collapse_drain_retry'），且 context collapse 功能开启并有已暂存的折叠等待提交。
src/query.ts:1094 调用 contextCollapse.recoverFromOverflow()，它会把所有暂存但还没提交的折叠一次性全部提交，得到一个更短的消息列表。如果确实有内容被提交（drained.committed > 0），就用这个更短的列表重试。
典型场景：用户在一个长对话里让 Agent 读了很多文件，历史中有一批早期的工具往返还没有被折叠。现在 prompt 超长了，先把这些已计划的折叠全部落地，消息列表变短，然后重试。这比直接运行 reactive compact 成本更低，保留了更多细粒度的上下文。
路径二：reactive compact 重试
触发条件：prompt 超长（或媒体尺寸错误），且路径一不适用（或已经走过路径一但仍然超长）。
src/query.ts:1119 调用 reactiveCompact.tryReactiveCompact()，这是一次真正的压缩——把当前消息历史通过另一个 API 调用压缩成摘要，然后用摘要替代历史重试。hasAttemptedReactiveCompact 被设为 true，防止第二次触发这条路径（因为如果压缩后还是超长，就说明无法恢复了，应该报错）。
典型场景：一个长期运行的 Agent 处理了大量文件操作，历史太长，context collapse 也不够用了，必须做整体压缩。
路径三：max_output_tokens 升级
触发条件：API 报告输出 token 超限（max_output_tokens 错误），且这是第一次遇到（maxOutputTokensOverride === undefined），且特性 tengu_otk_slot_v1 开启，且没有环境变量手动覆盖 token 上限。
src/query.ts:1207 把 maxOutputTokensOverride 设为 ESCALATED_MAX_TOKENS（64k），然后用相同的消息重新请求模型。这是"先静默升级再重试"，用户不会看到任何提示，如果 64k 就够了，这次错误对用户完全透明。
典型场景：模型在生成一段很长的代码时用完了默认的 8k token 限制。系统悄悄把限制升到 64k 再试一次，大多数情况下就够了。
路径四：max_output_tokens 多轮恢复
触发条件：路径三已经运行过（即 maxOutputTokensOverride 已经是 64k），模型在 64k 上限下仍然被截断，且 maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount < 3。
src/query.ts:1231 注入一条对用户隐藏的系统消息："Output token limit hit. Resume directly — no apology, no recap of what you were doing. Pick up mid-thought if that is where the cut happened. Break remaining work into smaller pieces." 然后把 maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount 加 1，继续下一轮。
这条路径最多执行 3 次（MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS_RECOVERY_LIMIT = 3）。如果 3 次都不够，就把被扣押的错误消息释放出来，让用户看到，然后结束。
典型场景：模型在生成一个非常长的文件（比如几千行的代码）时，64k 都不够用，只能分多次续写，每次从截断处接着来。
路径五：stop hook 阻断错误
触发条件：handleStopHooks() 返回 blockingErrors 非空数组——即某个 stop hook 脚本运行后返回了"阻断"信号，要求 Agent 继续运行来解决问题。
src/query.ts:1282 把 stop hook 返回的 blocking error 消息追加到消息历史末尾，设 stopHookActive: true，然后继续下一轮。stopHookActive 让下一轮的 stop hook 知道自己是在"stop hook 重试轮"里，可以据此调整行为。
典型场景：用户配置了一个检查代码风格的 stop hook，这轮 Agent 修改了一个文件但没有跑格式化。stop hook 检查到了风格问题，返回一个 blocking error 让 Agent 知道需要修复。Agent 收到错误消息，在下一轮调用 formatter，修复后 stop hook 通过，流程继续。
hasAttemptedReactiveCompact 在这条路径里被刻意保留（不重置为 false），因为有一个真实的无限循环 bug 就是因为重置了这个标志引发的：compact 后仍然 prompt_too_long，stop hook blocking 触发，compact 标志被重置，再次 compact，再次 too long，循环往复，烧掉大量 API 调用。
路径六：token budget 继续
触发条件：TOKEN_BUDGET 特性开启，且 checkTokenBudget() 返回 action: 'continue'——即模型使用的 token 还没有达到分配预算的 90% 阈值，且没有出现"边际收益递减"（连续 3 次增量都低于 500 token）。
src/query.ts:1316 注入一条隐藏的"继续"提示，引导模型在预算耗尽前继续产出。budgetTracker 记录了连续触发次数和每次的 token 增量，用于判断是否进入"边际收益递减"状态——如果模型每次续写只多产出几十个 token，继续下去也没有意义了。
这条路径服务于一个特定的场景：在大型 Agentic 任务里，希望模型尽量利用分配的 token 预算做更多工作，而不是在很早就给出一个简短的回答停下来。
路径七：常规下一轮（工具调用续行）
触发条件：needsFollowUp === true——流式响应里包含了 tool_use 块，工具执行完成，结果已经追加到消息列表，没有中途中断，没有 hook 阻止继续，且没有超过 maxTurns 限制。
src/query.ts:1715 构建新的 state，把当前轮的 messagesForQuery + assistantMessages + toolResults 合并为新的 messages，把 turnCount + 1，把 maxOutputTokensRecoveryCount 和 hasAttemptedReactiveCompact 重置为初始值，然后 continue。
这是七条路径里最普通也最常走的一条：Agent 调用了工具，工具运行完了，结果作为下一轮的输入继续。
5.7 Stop Hooks：一轮结束时的后台任务
当 needsFollowUp === false（即模型没有发起工具调用，这轮对话从模型角度是"结束"了），代码会调用 handleStopHooks()（src/query/stopHooks.ts:65）。
这个函数本身也是一个异步生成器，它负责在每轮对话自然结束时执行一系列"清理和补充"工作。
第一件事是保存缓存参数（cacheSafeParams）。只对 repl_main_thread 和 sdk 来源的查询执行。/btw 命令和 side_question SDK 控制请求需要读取这个快照，它记录了最近一次完整对话结束时的完整上下文，让这两个功能能够"插入"到正在进行的对话流中。
第二件事是prompt suggestion（非 bare 模式）。在用户可能不确定下一步该输入什么时，主动生成建议提示。这是 fire-and-forget 的（void executePromptSuggestion(...)），不会阻塞主循环。
第三件事是extractMemories（EXTRACT_MEMORIES 特性开启时）。分析本轮对话，提取值得长期记忆的信息（如用户的习惯、项目特定约定），存入记忆系统。同样是 fire-and-forget，对于 -p 非交互模式，print.ts 里有 drainPendingExtraction 在退出前等待这个操作完成。
第四件事是autoDream，一个在后台异步运行的任务生成器，不影响主流程。
第五件事是cleanupComputerUseAfterTurn（CHICAGO_MCP 特性开启时），负责在对话结束后释放 Computer Use 的锁、取消隐藏。这只在主线程执行——子 Agent 不持有 CU 锁，如果让子 Agent 释放会导致主线程在错误的时机丢失锁。
上述五项都是"副作用型"工作，不会阻塞循环也不影响循环的控制流决策。真正影响控制流的是接下来的 executeStopHooks：
// src/query/stopHooks.ts:180
const generator = executeStopHooks(
permissionMode,
toolUseContext.abortController.signal,
undefined,
stopHookActive ?? false,
toolUseContext.agentId,
toolUseContext,
[...messagesForQuery, ...assistantMessages],
toolUseContext.agentType,
)这里执行的才是用户通过配置文件定义的 stop hook 脚本。生成器产出的事件分两类：blockingError（要求 Agent 重新工作的错误消息，触发路径五）和 preventContinuation（直接停止 Agent，触发 stop_hook_prevented 返回）。
handleStopHooks 最终返回一个 StopHookResult：
type StopHookResult = {
blockingErrors: Message[]
preventContinuation: boolean
}调用方根据这个结果决定走哪条路：preventContinuation 为 true 就直接 return { reason: 'stop_hook_prevented' }，blockingErrors 非空就走路径五继续循环，两者都不满足就继续到 token budget 判断。
对于 teammate 类型的 Agent，handleStopHooks 还会额外运行 TaskCompleted hooks 和 TeammateIdle hooks，处理多 Agent 协作场景下的任务完成通知。
5.8 工具执行：runTools 与 StreamingToolExecutor
在 needsFollowUp === true 的分支里，代码会执行本轮收集到的所有工具调用。根据 config.gates.streamingToolExecution，有两条执行路径：
// src/query.ts:1380
const toolUpdates = streamingToolExecutor
? streamingToolExecutor.getRemainingResults()
: runTools(toolUseBlocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, toolUseContext)非流式路径（runTools）：等到整个流式响应结束后，拿到完整的 toolUseBlocks 列表，按顺序逐一执行每个工具，把每个工具的结果作为 UserMessage 追加到 toolResults。这是传统的"先完全接收，再全部执行"模式。
流式路径（StreamingToolExecutor）：在流式响应阶段，每当一个完整的 tool_use 块到达，StreamingToolExecutor.addTool() 就立即开始异步执行该工具，不等其他工具块到达。到执行阶段调用 getRemainingResults() 时，很多工具可能已经执行完成，等待的时间大大减少。这种"流水线"执行方式在有多个工具调用时尤其有效。
无论哪条路径，工具执行产出的 update 都包含两个可能的字段：
update.message 是工具结果消息，会被 yield 出去（让 UI 实时显示结果），同时经过 normalizeMessagesForAPI 转换后追加到 toolResults，供下一轮 API 调用使用。
update.newContext 是更新后的 ToolUseContext。某些工具调用会修改上下文（比如连接了新的 MCP 服务器），需要把更新后的上下文传入下一轮。
在工具执行结束后，代码还会处理以下几件事：
收集队列里的 Slash Command 和 task-notification 消息，把它们作为 attachment 追加到下一轮的消息里。这是"在 Agent 工作过程中插入新指令"的机制。
消费记忆预取的结果（pendingMemoryPrefetch）。记忆预取在 queryLoop 初始化时就启动了，到这里才去读取结果，把相关记忆作为 attachment 附加进去。
刷新工具列表（refreshTools）。如果有新的 MCP 服务器在这轮期间连接上了，这里会更新工具列表，让下一轮 API 调用能够使用新工具。
5.9 QueryConfig 与 QueryDeps：可测试的依赖注入
循环里的控制流判断和外部依赖是解耦的。src/query/config.ts 和 src/query/deps.ts 是实现这个解耦的两个模块。
QueryConfig：一次性快照
// src/query/config.ts:15
export type QueryConfig = {
sessionId: SessionId
gates: {
streamingToolExecution: boolean // Statsig feature gate (stale-ok)
emitToolUseSummaries: boolean // env var
isAnt: boolean // USER_TYPE check
fastModeEnabled: boolean // env var inversion
}
}buildQueryConfig() 在 queryLoop 初始化时调用一次，产出一个不可变的快照。循环内的所有判断都读这个快照，而不是每次重新去查询环境变量或 Statsig。
为什么要快照而不实时查询？有两个原因。第一，Statsig 特性门（CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE）设计上就允许返回缓存值，快照的做法与这个契约一致。第二，如果一次长时间运行的循环里某个特性门的状态在中间发生了变化，实时查询会导致同一次会话里的不同轮次行为不一致，难以调试。快照让整个 query 调用内的行为完全一致。
注释里还提到了一个重要设计决策：feature() 特性门故意不放进 QueryConfig，因为 feature() 是 Bun 的 bundle 级别的 tree-shaking 边界，只在 if/ternary 条件里内联使用，编译器才能把整个分支静态消除。如果放进 QueryConfig 就会破坏 dead code elimination，影响外部构建产物的体积。
QueryDeps：可注入的 I/O 层
// src/query/deps.ts:21
export type QueryDeps = {
callModel: typeof queryModelWithStreaming // real API call
microcompact: typeof microcompactMessages // message de-duplication
autocompact: typeof autoCompactIfNeeded // context compaction
uuid: () => string // ID generation
}注释里明确说明了设计动机：这 4 个函数在测试文件里每一个都用 spyOn 打了 6-8 次桩，重复的模块导入和 spy 设置代码让测试很啰嗦。通过 QueryDeps 接口，测试只需要在调用 query() 时传入一个 deps 对象，就能替换所有这些依赖：
// Example: how tests inject fake dependencies
const result = await queryLoop({
...params,
deps: {
callModel: async function* () { yield fakeAssistantMessage },
microcompact: async (msgs) => ({ messages: msgs, compactionInfo: null }),
autocompact: async () => ({ compactionResult: null, consecutiveFailures: undefined }),
uuid: () => 'test-uuid-123',
}
})typeof fn 的写法而不是手写接口类型，确保了接口类型与真实实现始终保持同步——改了实现的签名，QueryDeps 里的对应字段的类型就自动更新。
注释里还提到，当前的 4 个依赖是"有意范围受限的，用来验证这个模式"，后续 PR 可以逐步把 runTools、handleStopHooks、logEvent、队列操作等也迁移进来。
5.10 Token Budget 模块
src/query/tokenBudget.ts 是一个独立的纯函数模块，不依赖任何外部状态，完全通过参数驱动。
// src/query/tokenBudget.ts:45
export function checkTokenBudget(
tracker: BudgetTracker,
agentId: string | undefined,
budget: number | null,
globalTurnTokens: number,
): TokenBudgetDecisionBudgetTracker 是一个简单的计数器结构：
export type BudgetTracker = {
continuationCount: number // how many times budget continuation has fired
lastDeltaTokens: number // token delta in last check
lastGlobalTurnTokens: number // global turn tokens at last check
startedAt: number // timestamp for duration tracking
}函数的决策逻辑分两个阈值：
COMPLETION_THRESHOLD = 0.9（90%）：如果已使用的 token 低于预算的 90%，且没有出现"边际收益递减"，就返回 continue。
DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD = 500：如果连续 3 次检查里，每次新增的 token 都低于 500，就认为进入了边际收益递减状态，即使还没到 90%，也返回 stop。
"边际收益递减"保护很重要。没有它，一个写了很多注释但实际代码不多的模型，可能会在每轮 continue 里只产出少量 token，但触发很多次循环，消耗大量等待时间和 API 成本。
子 Agent（agentId !== undefined）被有意排除在 token budget 管理之外——子 Agent 的 token 使用由父 Agent 或顶层调用者管理，让子 Agent 自己做 budget 决策会导致双重管理冲突。如果 budget === null 或 budget <= 0，同样直接返回 stop，不触发任何续行逻辑。
本章要点回顾（Key Takeaways）
理解 query.ts 这个文件，就是理解整个 Claude Code 的 Agent 能力的核心。把这一章的内容提炼成几条关键认知：
while(true) 不是偷懒，是工程上的诚实表达。工具调用续行、错误恢复、压缩重试……这些都是同等优先级的续行理由，放进一个循环比分散在递归和事件回调里要清晰得多。
七条 continue 路径是完整的容错图。它们分别处理：上下文太长（路径一、二）、输出被截断（路径三、四）、外部钩子要求修复（路径五）、预算未耗尽（路径六）、以及最普通的工具调用续行（路径七）。掌握这张图，你就能在 debug 时快速定位某个异常行为走了哪条分支。
State 不可变更新是循环可推理的基础。每个 continue 站点构建一个全新的 State 对象，而不是原地修改字段，这让整个循环的状态转换链路可以被清晰地追踪。transition 字段是这个追踪能力的直接体现。
"扣押"机制（withhold）是让错误恢复对外部调用方透明的关键手段。先不 yield 可恢复的错误，等恢复成功后消费方什么都看不到；只有恢复失败时，错误才真正暴露出去。
QueryDeps 是这个 1700 行文件能够被单元测试的制度保障。通过注入假的 callModel，可以在不发起任何网络请求的情况下测试所有七条路径和所有退出原因。
预处理的顺序（工具结果截断 → snip → microcompact → context collapse → autocompact）从轻到重，先用低成本手段尝试，后用高成本手段兜底，是一个典型的"分级降级（graceful degradation）"设计。
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `docs/progress/phase-2*.md`**
Status: Completed
docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [ ] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.mdTasks
CH05: The Agentic Loop
- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
- Acceptance: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
**Tool Call: wc -l "D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md"**
Status: Completed
Terminal:529 D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md
## Assistant
<thinking>
All 4 agents completed successfully. Now I need to:
1. Update the progress files (MASTER.md and phase-2-core-mechanics.md)
2. Mark the todo items as completed
Let me first check what the agents updated in the progress file, and then update MASTER.md.
Actually the agents updated phase-2-core-mechanics.md already for CH05-CN, CH05-EN, CH08-CN, CH08-EN. Let me read those files to see what they updated.
</thinking>
4个写作 agent 全部完成。现在更新进度文件。
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
The agents have already updated the phase-2-core-mechanics.md file. Now I need to update MASTER.md to reflect that 4 tasks (CH05-CN, CH05-EN, CH08-CN, CH08-EN) are complete, so Phase 2 is now 4/10 tasks done.
</thinking>
进度文件已由 agents 更新完毕。现在更新 MASTER.md。
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.md| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 4/10 | In Progress |
| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.md| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (4/10 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) details
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.mdCurrent Status
- Phase: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
- Active Task: CH06 (Tool System Deep Dive) — ready to start
- Last Updated: 2026-03-31
Next Steps
- CH06 (Tool System) — depends on CH05 ✓
- CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK) — depends on CH05 ✓, can run parallel with CH06
- Then CH07 (Permission System) after CH06
## Assistant
Phase 2 第一批已完成。生成了 4 个章节文件，总结如下：
---
**本次完成情况**
| 文件 | 内容 | 状态 |
|------|------|------|
| `第05章-Agent循环引擎.md` | ~529行，覆盖 query/queryLoop 全流程、State结构、7条continue路径、stop hooks、tokenBudget | 完成 |
| `Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md` | ~5800词，同等深度英文版，含Mermaid流程图 | 完成 |
| `第08章-命令系统.md` | 三种命令类型、commands.ts注册表、processUserInput路由、/wordcount实操指南 | 完成 |
| `Chapter-08-Command-System.md` | 英文版，含6步新增命令实操指南（/summarize示例）| 完成 |
**Phase 2 进度**：4/10 任务完成
**下一步**（依赖关系满足后可启动）：
- CH06（工具系统深度剖析）— CH05已完成，可立即开始
- CH09（QueryEngine & SDK）— CH05已完成，可与CH06并行
## User
继续
## Assistant
<thinking>
The user wants to continue with Phase 2. According to the progress file, the next tasks are:
- CH06 (Tool System Deep Dive) - can start now since CH05 is complete
- CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK Interface) - can start in parallel with CH06
Let me read the key source files for both chapters before launching the writing agents.
For CH06 (Tool System Deep Dive):
Key files: `tools.ts`, `Tool.ts`, `tools/FileReadTool/`, `tools/BashTool/`, `services/tools/`
For CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK Interface):
Key files: `QueryEngine.ts`, `entrypoints/sdk/`, `entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.ts`
Let me locate and examine these files now.
</thinking>
先读取 CH06 和 CH09 的关键源文件。
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `src/tools.ts`**
Status: Completed
src\tools.ts
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `src/QueryEngine.ts`**
Status: Completed
src\QueryEngine.ts
**Tool Call: ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/tools/FileReadTool/ 2>/dev/null && echo "===" && ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/tools/BashTool/ 2>/dev/null | head -10 && echo "===" && ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/services/tools/ 2>/dev/null && echo "===" && ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/entrypoints/sdk/ 2>/dev/null**
Status: Completed
Terminal:FileReadTool.ts UI.tsx imageProcessor.ts limits.ts prompt.ts
BashTool.tsx BashToolResultMessage.tsx UI.tsx bashCommandHelpers.ts bashPermissions.ts bashSecurity.ts commandSemantics.ts commentLabel.ts destructiveCommandWarning.ts modeValidation.ts
StreamingToolExecutor.ts toolExecution.ts toolHooks.ts toolOrchestration.ts
controlSchemas.ts coreSchemas.ts coreTypes.ts
**Tool Call: Read src\Tool.ts (1 - 120)**
Status: Completed 1→import type {
2→ ToolResultBlockParam,
3→ ToolUseBlockParam,
4→} from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
5→import type {
6→ ElicitRequestURLParams,
7→ ElicitResult,
8→} from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/types.js'
9→import type { UUID } from 'crypto'
10→import type { z } from 'zod/v4'
11→import type { Command } from './commands.js'
12→import type { CanUseToolFn } from './hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
13→import type { ThinkingConfig } from './utils/thinking.js'
14→
15→export type ToolInputJSONSchema = {
16→ [x: string]: unknown
17→ type: 'object'
18→ properties?: {
19→ [x: string]: unknown
20→ }
21→}
22→
23→import type { Notification } from './context/notifications.js'
24→import type {
25→ MCPServerConnection,
26→ ServerResource,
27→} from './services/mcp/types.js'
28→import type {
29→ AgentDefinition,
30→ AgentDefinitionsResult,
31→} from './tools/AgentTool/loadAgentsDir.js'
32→import type {
33→ AssistantMessage,
34→ AttachmentMessage,
35→ Message,
36→ ProgressMessage,
37→ SystemLocalCommandMessage,
38→ SystemMessage,
39→ UserMessage,
40→} from './types/message.js'
41→// Import permission types from centralized location to break import cycles
42→// Import PermissionResult from centralized location to break import cycles
43→import type {
44→ AdditionalWorkingDirectory,
45→ PermissionMode,
46→ PermissionResult,
47→} from './types/permissions.js'
48→// Import tool progress types from centralized location to break import cycles
49→import type {
50→ AgentToolProgress,
51→ BashProgress,
52→ MCPProgress,
53→ REPLToolProgress,
54→ SkillToolProgress,
55→ TaskOutputProgress,
56→ ToolProgressData,
57→ WebSearchProgress,
58→} from './types/tools.js'
59→import type { FileStateCache } from './utils/fileStateCache.js'
60→import type { DenialTrackingState } from './utils/permissions/denialTracking.js'
61→import type { SystemPrompt } from './utils/systemPromptType.js'
62→import type { ContentReplacementState } from './utils/toolResultStorage.js'
63→
64→// Re-export progress types for backwards compatibility
65→export type {
66→ AgentToolProgress,
67→ BashProgress,
68→ MCPProgress,
69→ REPLToolProgress,
70→ SkillToolProgress,
71→ TaskOutputProgress,
72→ WebSearchProgress,
73→}
74→
75→import type { SpinnerMode } from './components/Spinner.js'
76→import type { QuerySource } from './constants/querySource.js'
77→import type { SDKStatus } from './entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.js'
78→import type { AppState } from './state/AppState.js'
79→import type {
80→ HookProgress,
81→ PromptRequest,
82→ PromptResponse,
83→} from './types/hooks.js'
84→import type { AgentId } from './types/ids.js'
85→import type { DeepImmutable } from './types/utils.js'
86→import type { AttributionState } from './utils/commitAttribution.js'
87→import type { FileHistoryState } from './utils/fileHistory.js'
88→import type { Theme, ThemeName } from './utils/theme.js'
89→
90→export type QueryChainTracking = {
91→ chainId: string
92→ depth: number
93→}
94→
95→export type ValidationResult =
96→ | { result: true }
97→ | {
98→ result: false
99→ message: string
100→ errorCode: number 101→ } 102→ 103→export type SetToolJSXFn = ( 104→ args: { 105→ jsx: React.ReactNode | null 106→ shouldHidePromptInput: boolean 107→ shouldContinueAnimation?: true 108→ showSpinner?: boolean 109→ isLocalJSXCommand?: boolean 110→ isImmediate?: boolean 111→ /** Set to true to clear a local JSX command (e.g., from its onDone callback) */ 112→ clearLocalJSX?: boolean 113→ } | null, 114→) => void 115→ 116→// Import tool permission types from centralized location to break import cycles 117→import type { ToolPermissionRulesBySource } from './types/permissions.js' 118→ 119→// Re-export for backwards compatibility 120→export type
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\tools.ts (1 - 100)**
Status: Completed 1→// biome-ignore-all assist/source/organizeImports: ANT-ONLY import markers must not be reordered
2→import { toolMatchesName, type Tool, type Tools } from './Tool.js'
3→import { AgentTool } from './tools/AgentTool/AgentTool.js'
4→import { SkillTool } from './tools/SkillTool/SkillTool.js'
5→import { BashTool } from './tools/BashTool/BashTool.js'
6→import { FileEditTool } from './tools/FileEditTool/FileEditTool.js'
7→import { FileReadTool } from './tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.js'
8→import { FileWriteTool } from './tools/FileWriteTool/FileWriteTool.js'
9→import { GlobTool } from './tools/GlobTool/GlobTool.js'
10→import { NotebookEditTool } from './tools/NotebookEditTool/NotebookEditTool.js'
11→import { WebFetchTool } from './tools/WebFetchTool/WebFetchTool.js'
12→import { TaskStopTool } from './tools/TaskStopTool/TaskStopTool.js'
13→import { BriefTool } from './tools/BriefTool/BriefTool.js'
14→// Dead code elimination: conditional import for ant-only tools
15→/* eslint-disable custom-rules/no-process-env-top-level, @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
16→const REPLTool =
17→ process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant'
18→ ? require('./tools/REPLTool/REPLTool.js').REPLTool
19→ : null
20→const SuggestBackgroundPRTool =
21→ process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant'
22→ ? require('./tools/SuggestBackgroundPRTool/SuggestBackgroundPRTool.js')
23→ .SuggestBackgroundPRTool
24→ : null
25→const SleepTool =
26→ feature('PROACTIVE') || feature('KAIROS')
27→ ? require('./tools/SleepTool/SleepTool.js').SleepTool
28→ : null
29→const cronTools = feature('AGENT_TRIGGERS')
30→ ? [
31→ require('./tools/ScheduleCronTool/CronCreateTool.js').CronCreateTool,
32→ require('./tools/ScheduleCronTool/CronDeleteTool.js').CronDeleteTool,
33→ require('./tools/ScheduleCronTool/CronListTool.js').CronListTool,
34→ ]
35→ : []
36→const RemoteTriggerTool = feature('AGENT_TRIGGERS_REMOTE')
37→ ? require('./tools/RemoteTriggerTool/RemoteTriggerTool.js').RemoteTriggerTool
38→ : null
39→const MonitorTool = feature('MONITOR_TOOL')
40→ ? require('./tools/MonitorTool/MonitorTool.js').MonitorTool
41→ : null
42→const SendUserFileTool = feature('KAIROS')
43→ ? require('./tools/SendUserFileTool/SendUserFileTool.js').SendUserFileTool
44→ : null
45→const PushNotificationTool =
46→ feature('KAIROS') || feature('KAIROS_PUSH_NOTIFICATION')
47→ ? require('./tools/PushNotificationTool/PushNotificationTool.js')
48→ .PushNotificationTool
49→ : null
50→const SubscribePRTool = feature('KAIROS_GITHUB_WEBHOOKS')
51→ ? require('./tools/SubscribePRTool/SubscribePRTool.js').SubscribePRTool
52→ : null
53→/* eslint-enable custom-rules/no-process-env-top-level, @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
54→import { TaskOutputTool } from './tools/TaskOutputTool/TaskOutputTool.js'
55→import { WebSearchTool } from './tools/WebSearchTool/WebSearchTool.js'
56→import { TodoWriteTool } from './tools/TodoWriteTool/TodoWriteTool.js'
57→import { ExitPlanModeV2Tool } from './tools/ExitPlanModeTool/ExitPlanModeV2Tool.js'
58→import { TestingPermissionTool } from './tools/testing/TestingPermissionTool.js'
59→import { GrepTool } from './tools/GrepTool/GrepTool.js'
60→import { TungstenTool } from './tools/TungstenTool/TungstenTool.js'
61→// Lazy require to break circular dependency: tools.ts -> TeamCreateTool/TeamDeleteTool -> ... -> tools.ts
62→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
63→const getTeamCreateTool = () =>
64→ require('./tools/TeamCreateTool/TeamCreateTool.js')
65→ .TeamCreateTool as typeof import('./tools/TeamCreateTool/TeamCreateTool.js').TeamCreateTool
66→const getTeamDeleteTool = () =>
67→ require('./tools/TeamDeleteTool/TeamDeleteTool.js')
68→ .TeamDeleteTool as typeof import('./tools/TeamDeleteTool/TeamDeleteTool.js').TeamDeleteTool
69→const getSendMessageTool = () =>
70→ require('./tools/SendMessageTool/SendMessageTool.js')
71→ .SendMessageTool as typeof import('./tools/SendMessageTool/SendMessageTool.js').SendMessageTool
72→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
73→import { AskUserQuestionTool } from './tools/AskUserQuestionTool/AskUserQuestionTool.js'
74→import { LSPTool } from './tools/LSPTool/LSPTool.js'
75→import { ListMcpResourcesTool } from './tools/ListMcpResourcesTool/ListMcpResourcesTool.js'
76→import { ReadMcpResourceTool } from './tools/ReadMcpResourceTool/ReadMcpResourceTool.js'
77→import { ToolSearchTool } from './tools/ToolSearchTool/ToolSearchTool.js'
78→import { EnterPlanModeTool } from './tools/EnterPlanModeTool/EnterPlanModeTool.js'
79→import { EnterWorktreeTool } from './tools/EnterWorktreeTool/EnterWorktreeTool.js'
80→import { ExitWorktreeTool } from './tools/ExitWorktreeTool/ExitWorktreeTool.js'
81→import { ConfigTool } from './tools/ConfigTool/ConfigTool.js'
82→import { TaskCreateTool } from './tools/TaskCreateTool/TaskCreateTool.js'
83→import { TaskGetTool } from './tools/TaskGetTool/TaskGetTool.js'
84→import { TaskUpdateTool } from './tools/TaskUpdateTool/TaskUpdateTool.js'
85→import { TaskListTool } from './tools/TaskListTool/TaskListTool.js'
86→import uniqBy from 'lodash-es/uniqBy.js'
87→import { isToolSearchEnabledOptimistic } from './utils/toolSearch.js'
88→import { isTodoV2Enabled } from './utils/tasks.js'
89→// Dead code elimination: conditional import for CLAUDE_CODE_VERIFY_PLAN
90→/* eslint-disable custom-rules/no-process-env-top-level, @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
91→const VerifyPlanExecutionTool =
92→ process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_VERIFY_PLAN === 'true'
93→ ? require('./tools/VerifyPlanExecutionTool/VerifyPlanExecutionTool.js')
94→ .VerifyPlanExecutionTool
95→ : null
96→/* eslint-enable custom-rules/no-process-env-top-level, @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
97→import { SYNTHETIC_OUTPUT_TOOL_NAME } from './tools/SyntheticOutputTool/SyntheticOutputTool.js'
98→export {
99→ ALL_AGENT_DISALLOWED_TOOLS,
100→ CUSTOM_AGENT_DISALLOWED_TOOLS,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\QueryEngine.ts (1 - 100)**
Status: Completed 1→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
2→import type { ContentBlockParam } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/messages.mjs'
3→import { randomUUID } from 'crypto'
4→import last from 'lodash-es/last.js'
5→import {
6→ getSessionId,
7→ isSessionPersistenceDisabled,
8→} from 'src/bootstrap/state.js'
9→import type {
10→ PermissionMode,
11→ SDKCompactBoundaryMessage,
12→ SDKMessage,
13→ SDKPermissionDenial,
14→ SDKStatus,
15→ SDKUserMessageReplay,
16→} from 'src/entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.js'
17→import { accumulateUsage, updateUsage } from 'src/services/api/claude.js'
18→import type { NonNullableUsage } from 'src/services/api/logging.js'
19→import { EMPTY_USAGE } from 'src/services/api/logging.js'
20→import stripAnsi from 'strip-ansi'
21→import type { Command } from './commands.js'
22→import { getSlashCommandToolSkills } from './commands.js'
23→import {
24→ LOCAL_COMMAND_STDERR_TAG,
25→ LOCAL_COMMAND_STDOUT_TAG,
26→} from './constants/xml.js'
27→import {
28→ getModelUsage,
29→ getTotalAPIDuration,
30→ getTotalCost,
31→} from './cost-tracker.js'
32→import type { CanUseToolFn } from './hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
33→import { loadMemoryPrompt } from './memdir/memdir.js'
34→import { hasAutoMemPathOverride } from './memdir/paths.js'
35→import { query } from './query.js'
36→import { categorizeRetryableAPIError } from './services/api/errors.js'
37→import type { MCPServerConnection } from './services/mcp/types.js'
38→import type { AppState } from './state/AppState.js'
39→import { type Tools, type ToolUseContext, toolMatchesName } from './Tool.js'
40→import type { AgentDefinition } from './tools/AgentTool/loadAgentsDir.js'
41→import { SYNTHETIC_OUTPUT_TOOL_NAME } from './tools/SyntheticOutputTool/SyntheticOutputTool.js'
42→import type { Message } from './types/message.js'
43→import type { OrphanedPermission } from './types/textInputTypes.js'
44→import { createAbortController } from './utils/abortController.js'
45→import type { AttributionState } from './utils/commitAttribution.js'
46→import { getGlobalConfig } from './utils/config.js'
47→import { getCwd } from './utils/cwd.js'
48→import { isBareMode, isEnvTruthy } from './utils/envUtils.js'
49→import { getFastModeState } from './utils/fastMode.js'
50→import {
51→ type FileHistoryState,
52→ fileHistoryEnabled,
53→ fileHistoryMakeSnapshot,
54→} from './utils/fileHistory.js'
55→import {
56→ cloneFileStateCache,
57→ type FileStateCache,
58→} from './utils/fileStateCache.js'
59→import { headlessProfilerCheckpoint } from './utils/headlessProfiler.js'
60→import { registerStructuredOutputEnforcement } from './utils/hooks/hookHelpers.js'
61→import { getInMemoryErrors } from './utils/log.js'
62→import { countToolCalls, SYNTHETIC_MESSAGES } from './utils/messages.js'
63→import {
64→ getMainLoopModel,
65→ parseUserSpecifiedModel,
66→} from './utils/model/model.js'
67→import { loadAllPluginsCacheOnly } from './utils/plugins/pluginLoader.js'
68→import {
69→ type ProcessUserInputContext,
70→ processUserInput,
71→} from './utils/processUserInput/processUserInput.js'
72→import { fetchSystemPromptParts } from './utils/queryContext.js'
73→import { setCwd } from './utils/Shell.js'
74→import {
75→ flushSessionStorage,
76→ recordTranscript,
77→} from './utils/sessionStorage.js'
78→import { asSystemPrompt } from './utils/systemPromptType.js'
79→import { resolveThemeSetting } from './utils/systemTheme.js'
80→import {
81→ shouldEnableThinkingByDefault,
82→ type ThinkingConfig,
83→} from './utils/thinking.js'
84→
85→// Lazy: MessageSelector.tsx pulls React/ink; only needed for message filtering at query time
86→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
87→const messageSelector =
88→ (): typeof import('src/components/MessageSelector.js') =>
89→ require('src/components/MessageSelector.js')
90→
91→import {
92→ localCommandOutputToSDKAssistantMessage,
93→ toSDKCompactMetadata,
94→} from './utils/messages/mappers.js'
95→import {
96→ buildSystemInitMessage,
97→ sdkCompatToolName,
98→} from './utils/messages/systemInit.js'
99→import {
100→ getScratchpadDir,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Let me read more of the key files I need for CH06 and CH09.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\Tool.ts (120 - 319)**
Status: Completed120→export type { ToolPermissionRulesBySource } 121→ 122→// Apply DeepImmutable to the imported type 123→export type ToolPermissionContext = DeepImmutable<{ 124→ mode: PermissionMode 125→ additionalWorkingDirectories: Map<string, AdditionalWorkingDirectory> 126→ alwaysAllowRules: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 127→ alwaysDenyRules: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 128→ alwaysAskRules: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 129→ isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable: boolean 130→ isAutoModeAvailable?: boolean 131→ strippedDangerousRules?: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 132→ /** When true, permission prompts are auto-denied (e.g., background agents that can't show UI) / 133→ shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts?: boolean 134→ /* When true, automated checks (classifier, hooks) are awaited before showing the permission dialog (coordinator workers) / 135→ awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog?: boolean 136→ /* Stores the permission mode before model-initiated plan mode entry, so it can be restored on exit / 137→ prePlanMode?: PermissionMode 138→}> 139→ 140→export const getEmptyToolPermissionContext: () => ToolPermissionContext = 141→ () => ({ 142→ mode: 'default', 143→ additionalWorkingDirectories: new Map(), 144→ alwaysAllowRules: {}, 145→ alwaysDenyRules: {}, 146→ alwaysAskRules: {}, 147→ isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable: false, 148→ }) 149→ 150→export type CompactProgressEvent = 151→ | { 152→ type: 'hooks_start' 153→ hookType: 'pre_compact' | 'post_compact' | 'session_start' 154→ } 155→ | { type: 'compact_start' } 156→ | { type: 'compact_end' } 157→ 158→export type ToolUseContext = { 159→ options: { 160→ commands: Command[] 161→ debug: boolean 162→ mainLoopModel: string 163→ tools: Tools 164→ verbose: boolean 165→ thinkingConfig: ThinkingConfig 166→ mcpClients: MCPServerConnection[] 167→ mcpResources: Record<string, ServerResource[]> 168→ isNonInteractiveSession: boolean 169→ agentDefinitions: AgentDefinitionsResult 170→ maxBudgetUsd?: number 171→ /* Custom system prompt that replaces the default system prompt / 172→ customSystemPrompt?: string 173→ /* Additional system prompt appended after the main system prompt / 174→ appendSystemPrompt?: string 175→ /* Override querySource for analytics tracking / 176→ querySource?: QuerySource 177→ /* Optional callback to get the latest tools (e.g., after MCP servers connect mid-query) / 178→ refreshTools?: () => Tools 179→ } 180→ abortController: AbortController 181→ readFileState: FileStateCache 182→ getAppState(): AppState 183→ setAppState(f: (prev: AppState) => AppState): void 184→ /* 185→ * Always-shared setAppState for session-scoped infrastructure (background 186→ * tasks, session hooks). Unlike setAppState, which is no-op for async agents 187→ * (see createSubagentContext), this always reaches the root store so agents 188→ * at any nesting depth can register/clean up infrastructure that outlives 189→ * a single turn. Only set by createSubagentContext; main-thread contexts 190→ * fall back to setAppState. 191→ / 192→ setAppStateForTasks?: (f: (prev: AppState) => AppState) => void 193→ /* 194→ * Optional handler for URL elicitations triggered by tool call errors (-32042). 195→ * In print/SDK mode, this delegates to structuredIO.handleElicitation. 196→ * In REPL mode, this is undefined and the queue-based UI path is used. 197→ / 198→ handleElicitation?: ( 199→ serverName: string, 200→ params: ElicitRequestURLParams, 201→ signal: AbortSignal, 202→ ) => Promise<ElicitResult> 203→ setToolJSX?: SetToolJSXFn 204→ addNotification?: (notif: Notification) => void 205→ /* Append a UI-only system message to the REPL message list. Stripped at the 206→ * normalizeMessagesForAPI boundary — the Exclude<> makes that type-enforced. / 207→ appendSystemMessage?: ( 208→ msg: Exclude<SystemMessage, SystemLocalCommandMessage>, 209→ ) => void 210→ /* Send an OS-level notification (iTerm2, Kitty, Ghostty, bell, etc.) / 211→ sendOSNotification?: (opts: { 212→ message: string 213→ notificationType: string 214→ }) => void 215→ nestedMemoryAttachmentTriggers?: Set<string> 216→ /* 217→ * CLAUDE.md paths already injected as nested_memory attachments this 218→ * session. Dedup for memoryFilesToAttachments — readFileState is an LRU 219→ * that evicts entries in busy sessions, so its .has() check alone can 220→ * re-inject the same CLAUDE.md dozens of times. 221→ / 222→ loadedNestedMemoryPaths?: Set<string> 223→ dynamicSkillDirTriggers?: Set<string> 224→ /* Skill names surfaced via skill_discovery this session. Telemetry only (feeds was_discovered). / 225→ discoveredSkillNames?: Set<string> 226→ userModified?: boolean 227→ setInProgressToolUseIDs: (f: (prev: Set<string>) => Set<string>) => void 228→ /* Only wired in interactive (REPL) contexts; SDK/QueryEngine don't set this. / 229→ setHasInterruptibleToolInProgress?: (v: boolean) => void 230→ setResponseLength: (f: (prev: number) => number) => void 231→ /* Ant-only: push a new API metrics entry for OTPS tracking. 232→ * Called by subagent streaming when a new API request starts. / 233→ pushApiMetricsEntry?: (ttftMs: number) => void 234→ setStreamMode?: (mode: SpinnerMode) => void 235→ onCompactProgress?: (event: CompactProgressEvent) => void 236→ setSDKStatus?: (status: SDKStatus) => void 237→ openMessageSelector?: () => void 238→ updateFileHistoryState: ( 239→ updater: (prev: FileHistoryState) => FileHistoryState, 240→ ) => void 241→ updateAttributionState: ( 242→ updater: (prev: AttributionState) => AttributionState, 243→ ) => void 244→ setConversationId?: (id: UUID) => void 245→ agentId?: AgentId // Only set for subagents; use getSessionId() for session ID. Hooks use this to distinguish subagent calls. 246→ agentType?: string // Subagent type name. For the main thread's --agent type, hooks fall back to getMainThreadAgentType(). 247→ /* When true, canUseTool must always be called even when hooks auto-approve. 248→ * Used by speculation for overlay file path rewriting. / 249→ requireCanUseTool?: boolean 250→ messages: Message[] 251→ fileReadingLimits?: { 252→ maxTokens?: number 253→ maxSizeBytes?: number 254→ } 255→ globLimits?: { 256→ maxResults?: number 257→ } 258→ toolDecisions?: Map< 259→ string, 260→ { 261→ source: string 262→ decision: 'accept' | 'reject' 263→ timestamp: number 264→ } 265→ > 266→ queryTracking?: QueryChainTracking 267→ /* Callback factory for requesting interactive prompts from the user. 268→ * Returns a prompt callback bound to the given source name. 269→ * Only available in interactive (REPL) contexts. / 270→ requestPrompt?: ( 271→ sourceName: string, 272→ toolInputSummary?: string | null, 273→ ) => (request: PromptRequest) => Promise<PromptResponse> 274→ toolUseId?: string 275→ criticalSystemReminder_EXPERIMENTAL?: string 276→ /* When true, preserve toolUseResult on messages even for subagents. 277→ * Used by in-process teammates whose transcripts are viewable by the user. / 278→ preserveToolUseResults?: boolean 279→ /* Local denial tracking state for async subagents whose setAppState is a 280→ * no-op. Without this, the denial counter never accumulates and the 281→ * fallback-to-prompting threshold is never reached. Mutable — the 282→ * permissions code updates it in place. / 283→ localDenialTracking?: DenialTrackingState 284→ /* 285→ * Per-conversation-thread content replacement state for the tool result 286→ * budget. When present, query.ts applies the aggregate tool result budget. 287→ * Main thread: REPL provisions once (never resets — stale UUID keys 288→ * are inert). Subagents: createSubagentContext clones the parent's state 289→ * by default (cache-sharing forks need identical decisions), or 290→ * resumeAgentBackground threads one reconstructed from sidechain records. 291→ / 292→ contentReplacementState?: ContentReplacementState 293→ /* 294→ * Parent's rendered system prompt bytes, frozen at turn start. 295→ * Used by fork subagents to share the parent's prompt cache — re-calling 296→ * getSystemPrompt() at fork-spawn time can diverge (GrowthBook cold→warm) 297→ * and bust the cache. See forkSubagent.ts. 298→ */ 299→ renderedSystemPrompt?: SystemPrompt 300→} 301→ 302→// Re-export ToolProgressData from centralized location 303→export type { ToolProgressData } 304→ 305→export type Progress = ToolProgressData | HookProgress 306→ 307→export type ToolProgress<P extends ToolProgressData> = { 308→ toolUseID: string 309→ data: P 310→} 311→ 312→export function filterToolProgressMessages( 313→ progressMessagesForMessage: ProgressMessage[], 314→): ProgressMessage<ToolProgressData>[] { 315→ return progressMessagesForMessage.filter( 316→ (msg): msg is ProgressMessage<ToolProgressData> => 317→ msg.data?.type !== 'hook_progress', 318→ ) 319→}
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\tools\FileReadTool\FileReadTool.ts**
Status: Completed 1→import type { Base64ImageSource } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
2→import { readdir, readFile as readFileAsync } from 'fs/promises'
3→import * as path from 'path'
4→import { posix, win32 } from 'path'
5→import { z } from 'zod/v4'
6→import {
7→ PDF_AT_MENTION_INLINE_THRESHOLD,
8→ PDF_EXTRACT_SIZE_THRESHOLD,
9→ PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ,
10→} from '../../constants/apiLimits.js'
11→import { hasBinaryExtension } from '../../constants/files.js'
12→import { memoryFreshnessNote } from '../../memdir/memoryAge.js'
13→import { getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE } from '../../services/analytics/growthbook.js'
14→import { logEvent } from '../../services/analytics/index.js'
15→import {
16→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
17→ getFileExtensionForAnalytics,
18→} from '../../services/analytics/metadata.js'
19→import {
20→ countTokensWithAPI,
21→ roughTokenCountEstimationForFileType,
22→} from '../../services/tokenEstimation.js'
23→import {
24→ activateConditionalSkillsForPaths,
25→ addSkillDirectories,
26→ discoverSkillDirsForPaths,
27→} from '../../skills/loadSkillsDir.js'
28→import type { ToolUseContext } from '../../Tool.js'
29→import { buildTool, type ToolDef } from '../../Tool.js'
30→import { getCwd } from '../../utils/cwd.js'
31→import { getClaudeConfigHomeDir, isEnvTruthy } from '../../utils/envUtils.js'
32→import { getErrnoCode, isENOENT } from '../../utils/errors.js'
33→import {
34→ addLineNumbers,
35→ FILE_NOT_FOUND_CWD_NOTE,
36→ findSimilarFile,
37→ getFileModificationTimeAsync,
38→ suggestPathUnderCwd,
39→} from '../../utils/file.js'
40→import { logFileOperation } from '../../utils/fileOperationAnalytics.js'
41→import { formatFileSize } from '../../utils/format.js'
42→import { getFsImplementation } from '../../utils/fsOperations.js'
43→import {
44→ compressImageBufferWithTokenLimit,
45→ createImageMetadataText,
46→ detectImageFormatFromBuffer,
47→ type ImageDimensions,
48→ ImageResizeError,
49→ maybeResizeAndDownsampleImageBuffer,
50→} from '../../utils/imageResizer.js'
51→import { lazySchema } from '../../utils/lazySchema.js'
52→import { logError } from '../../utils/log.js'
53→import { isAutoMemFile } from '../../utils/memoryFileDetection.js'
54→import { createUserMessage } from '../../utils/messages.js'
55→import { getCanonicalName, getMainLoopModel } from '../../utils/model/model.js'
56→import {
57→ mapNotebookCellsToToolResult,
58→ readNotebook,
59→} from '../../utils/notebook.js'
60→import { expandPath } from '../../utils/path.js'
61→import { extractPDFPages, getPDFPageCount, readPDF } from '../../utils/pdf.js'
62→import {
63→ isPDFExtension,
64→ isPDFSupported,
65→ parsePDFPageRange,
66→} from '../../utils/pdfUtils.js'
67→import {
68→ checkReadPermissionForTool,
69→ matchingRuleForInput,
70→} from '../../utils/permissions/filesystem.js'
71→import type { PermissionDecision } from '../../utils/permissions/PermissionResult.js'
72→import { matchWildcardPattern } from '../../utils/permissions/shellRuleMatching.js'
73→import { readFileInRange } from '../../utils/readFileInRange.js'
74→import { semanticNumber } from '../../utils/semanticNumber.js'
75→import { jsonStringify } from '../../utils/slowOperations.js'
76→import { BASH_TOOL_NAME } from '../BashTool/toolName.js'
77→import { getDefaultFileReadingLimits } from './limits.js'
78→import {
79→ DESCRIPTION,
80→ FILE_READ_TOOL_NAME,
81→ FILE_UNCHANGED_STUB,
82→ LINE_FORMAT_INSTRUCTION,
83→ OFFSET_INSTRUCTION_DEFAULT,
84→ OFFSET_INSTRUCTION_TARGETED,
85→ renderPromptTemplate,
86→} from './prompt.js'
87→import {
88→ getToolUseSummary,
89→ renderToolResultMessage,
90→ renderToolUseErrorMessage,
91→ renderToolUseMessage,
92→ renderToolUseTag,
93→ userFacingName,
94→} from './UI.js'
95→
96→// Device files that would hang the process: infinite output or blocking input.
97→// Checked by path only (no I/O). Safe devices like /dev/null are intentionally omitted.
98→const BLOCKED_DEVICE_PATHS = new Set([
99→ // Infinite output — never reach EOF
100→ '/dev/zero', 101→ '/dev/random', 102→ '/dev/urandom', 103→ '/dev/full', 104→ // Blocks waiting for input 105→ '/dev/stdin', 106→ '/dev/tty', 107→ '/dev/console', 108→ // Nonsensical to read 109→ '/dev/stdout', 110→ '/dev/stderr', 111→ // fd aliases for stdin/stdout/stderr 112→ '/dev/fd/0', 113→ '/dev/fd/1', 114→ '/dev/fd/2', 115→]) 116→ 117→function isBlockedDevicePath(filePath: string): boolean { 118→ if (BLOCKED_DEVICE_PATHS.has(filePath)) return true 119→ // /proc/self/fd/0-2 and /proc/<pid>/fd/0-2 are Linux aliases for stdio 120→ if ( 121→ filePath.startsWith('/proc/') && 122→ (filePath.endsWith('/fd/0') || 123→ filePath.endsWith('/fd/1') || 124→ filePath.endsWith('/fd/2')) 125→ ) 126→ return true 127→ return false 128→} 129→ 130→// Narrow no-break space (U+202F) used by some macOS versions in screenshot filenames 131→const THIN_SPACE = String.fromCharCode(8239) 132→ 133→/** 134→ * Resolves macOS screenshot paths that may have different space characters. 135→ * macOS uses either regular space or thin space (U+202F) before AM/PM in screenshot 136→ * filenames depending on the macOS version. This function tries the alternate space 137→ * character if the file doesn't exist with the given path. 138→ * 139→ * @param filePath - The normalized file path to resolve 140→ * @returns The path to the actual file on disk (may differ in space character) 141→ / 142→/* 143→ * For macOS screenshot paths with AM/PM, the space before AM/PM may be a 144→ * regular space or a thin space depending on the macOS version. Returns 145→ * the alternate path to try if the original doesn't exist, or undefined. 146→ / 147→function getAlternateScreenshotPath(filePath: string): string | undefined { 148→ const filename = path.basename(filePath) 149→ const amPmPattern = /^(.+)([ \u202F])(AM|PM)(.png)$/ 150→ const match = filename.match(amPmPattern) 151→ if (!match) return undefined 152→ 153→ const currentSpace = match[2] 154→ const alternateSpace = currentSpace === ' ' ? THIN_SPACE : ' ' 155→ return filePath.replace( 156→ ${currentSpace}${match[3]}${match[4]}, 157→ ${alternateSpace}${match[3]}${match[4]}, 158→ ) 159→} 160→ 161→// File read listeners - allows other services to be notified when files are read 162→type FileReadListener = (filePath: string, content: string) => void 163→const fileReadListeners: FileReadListener[] = [] 164→ 165→export function registerFileReadListener( 166→ listener: FileReadListener, 167→): () => void { 168→ fileReadListeners.push(listener) 169→ return () => { 170→ const i = fileReadListeners.indexOf(listener) 171→ if (i >= 0) fileReadListeners.splice(i, 1) 172→ } 173→} 174→ 175→export class MaxFileReadTokenExceededError extends Error { 176→ constructor( 177→ public tokenCount: number, 178→ public maxTokens: number, 179→ ) { 180→ super( 181→ File content (${tokenCount} tokens) exceeds maximum allowed tokens (${maxTokens}). Use offset and limit parameters to read specific portions of the file, or search for specific content instead of reading the whole file., 182→ ) 183→ this.name = 'MaxFileReadTokenExceededError' 184→ } 185→} 186→ 187→// Common image extensions 188→const IMAGE_EXTENSIONS = new Set(['png', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'webp']) 189→ 190→/* 191→ * Detects if a file path is a session-related file for analytics logging. 192→ * Only matches files within the Claude config directory (e.g., ~/.claude). 193→ * Returns the type of session file or null if not a session file. 194→ / 195→function detectSessionFileType( 196→ filePath: string, 197→): 'session_memory' | 'session_transcript' | null { 198→ const configDir = getClaudeConfigHomeDir() 199→ 200→ // Only match files within the Claude config directory 201→ if (!filePath.startsWith(configDir)) { 202→ return null 203→ } 204→ 205→ // Normalize path to use forward slashes for consistent matching across platforms 206→ const normalizedPath = filePath.split(win32.sep).join(posix.sep) 207→ 208→ // Session memory files: ~/.claude/session-memory/.md (including summary.md) 209→ if ( 210→ normalizedPath.includes('/session-memory/') && 211→ normalizedPath.endsWith('.md') 212→ ) { 213→ return 'session_memory' 214→ } 215→ 216→ // Session JSONL transcript files: ~/.claude/projects//.jsonl 217→ if ( 218→ normalizedPath.includes('/projects/') && 219→ normalizedPath.endsWith('.jsonl') 220→ ) { 221→ return 'session_transcript' 222→ } 223→ 224→ return null 225→} 226→ 227→const inputSchema = lazySchema(() => 228→ z.strictObject({ 229→ file_path: z.string().describe('The absolute path to the file to read'), 230→ offset: semanticNumber(z.number().int().nonnegative().optional()).describe( 231→ 'The line number to start reading from. Only provide if the file is too large to read at once', 232→ ), 233→ limit: semanticNumber(z.number().int().positive().optional()).describe( 234→ 'The number of lines to read. Only provide if the file is too large to read at once.', 235→ ), 236→ pages: z 237→ .string() 238→ .optional() 239→ .describe( 240→ Page range for PDF files (e.g., "1-5", "3", "10-20"). Only applicable to PDF files. Maximum ${PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ} pages per request., 241→ ), 242→ }), 243→) 244→type InputSchema = ReturnType<typeof inputSchema> 245→ 246→export type Input = z.infer<InputSchema> 247→ 248→const outputSchema = lazySchema(() => { 249→ // Define the media types supported for images 250→ const imageMediaTypes = z.enum([ 251→ 'image/jpeg', 252→ 'image/png', 253→ 'image/gif', 254→ 'image/webp', 255→ ]) 256→ 257→ return z.discriminatedUnion('type', [ 258→ z.object({ 259→ type: z.literal('text'), 260→ file: z.object({ 261→ filePath: z.string().describe('The path to the file that was read'), 262→ content: z.string().describe('The content of the file'), 263→ numLines: z 264→ .number() 265→ .describe('Number of lines in the returned content'), 266→ startLine: z.number().describe('The starting line number'), 267→ totalLines: z.number().describe('Total number of lines in the file'), 268→ }), 269→ }), 270→ z.object({ 271→ type: z.literal('image'), 272→ file: z.object({ 273→ base64: z.string().describe('Base64-encoded image data'), 274→ type: imageMediaTypes.describe('The MIME type of the image'), 275→ originalSize: z.number().describe('Original file size in bytes'), 276→ dimensions: z 277→ .object({ 278→ originalWidth: z 279→ .number() 280→ .optional() 281→ .describe('Original image width in pixels'), 282→ originalHeight: z 283→ .number() 284→ .optional() 285→ .describe('Original image height in pixels'), 286→ displayWidth: z 287→ .number() 288→ .optional() 289→ .describe('Displayed image width in pixels (after resizing)'), 290→ displayHeight: z 291→ .number() 292→ .optional() 293→ .describe('Displayed image height in pixels (after resizing)'), 294→ }) 295→ .optional() 296→ .describe('Image dimension info for coordinate mapping'), 297→ }), 298→ }), 299→ z.object({ 300→ type: z.literal('notebook'), 301→ file: z.object({ 302→ filePath: z.string().describe('The path to the notebook file'), 303→ cells: z.array(z.any()).describe('Array of notebook cells'), 304→ }), 305→ }), 306→ z.object({ 307→ type: z.literal('pdf'), 308→ file: z.object({ 309→ filePath: z.string().describe('The path to the PDF file'), 310→ base64: z.string().describe('Base64-encoded PDF data'), 311→ originalSize: z.number().describe('Original file size in bytes'), 312→ }), 313→ }), 314→ z.object({ 315→ type: z.literal('parts'), 316→ file: z.object({ 317→ filePath: z.string().describe('The path to the PDF file'), 318→ originalSize: z.number().describe('Original file size in bytes'), 319→ count: z.number().describe('Number of pages extracted'), 320→ outputDir: z 321→ .string() 322→ .describe('Directory containing extracted page images'), 323→ }), 324→ }), 325→ z.object({ 326→ type: z.literal('file_unchanged'), 327→ file: z.object({ 328→ filePath: z.string().describe('The path to the file'), 329→ }), 330→ }), 331→ ]) 332→}) 333→type OutputSchema = ReturnType<typeof outputSchema> 334→ 335→export type Output = z.infer<OutputSchema> 336→ 337→export const FileReadTool = buildTool({ 338→ name: FILE_READ_TOOL_NAME, 339→ searchHint: 'read files, images, PDFs, notebooks', 340→ // Output is bounded by maxTokens (validateContentTokens). Persisting to a 341→ // file the model reads back with Read is circular — never persist. 342→ maxResultSizeChars: Infinity, 343→ strict: true, 344→ async description() { 345→ return DESCRIPTION 346→ }, 347→ async prompt() { 348→ const limits = getDefaultFileReadingLimits() 349→ const maxSizeInstruction = limits.includeMaxSizeInPrompt 350→ ? . Files larger than ${formatFileSize(limits.maxSizeBytes)} will return an error; use offset and limit for larger files 351→ : '' 352→ const offsetInstruction = limits.targetedRangeNudge 353→ ? OFFSET_INSTRUCTION_TARGETED 354→ : OFFSET_INSTRUCTION_DEFAULT 355→ return renderPromptTemplate( 356→ pickLineFormatInstruction(), 357→ maxSizeInstruction, 358→ offsetInstruction, 359→ ) 360→ }, 361→ get inputSchema(): InputSchema { 362→ return inputSchema() 363→ }, 364→ get outputSchema(): OutputSchema { 365→ return outputSchema() 366→ }, 367→ userFacingName, 368→ getToolUseSummary, 369→ getActivityDescription(input) { 370→ const summary = getToolUseSummary(input) 371→ return summary ? Reading ${summary} : 'Reading file' 372→ }, 373→ isConcurrencySafe() { 374→ return true 375→ }, 376→ isReadOnly() { 377→ return true 378→ }, 379→ toAutoClassifierInput(input) { 380→ return input.file_path 381→ }, 382→ isSearchOrReadCommand() { 383→ return { isSearch: false, isRead: true } 384→ }, 385→ getPath({ file_path }): string { 386→ return file_path || getCwd() 387→ }, 388→ backfillObservableInput(input) { 389→ // hooks.mdx documents file_path as absolute; expand so hook allowlists 390→ // can't be bypassed via ~ or relative paths. 391→ if (typeof input.file_path === 'string') { 392→ input.file_path = expandPath(input.file_path) 393→ } 394→ }, 395→ async preparePermissionMatcher({ file_path }) { 396→ return pattern => matchWildcardPattern(pattern, file_path) 397→ }, 398→ async checkPermissions(input, context): Promise<PermissionDecision> { 399→ const appState = context.getAppState() 400→ return checkReadPermissionForTool( 401→ FileReadTool, 402→ input, 403→ appState.toolPermissionContext, 404→ ) 405→ }, 406→ renderToolUseMessage, 407→ renderToolUseTag, 408→ renderToolResultMessage, 409→ // UI.tsx:140 — ALL types render summary chrome only: "Read N lines", 410→ // "Read image (42KB)". Never the content itself. The model-facing 411→ // serialization (below) sends content + CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER 412→ // + line prefixes; UI shows none of it. Nothing to index. Caught by 413→ // the render-fidelity test when this initially claimed file.content. 414→ extractSearchText() { 415→ return '' 416→ }, 417→ renderToolUseErrorMessage, 418→ async validateInput({ file_path, pages }, toolUseContext: ToolUseContext) { 419→ // Validate pages parameter (pure string parsing, no I/O) 420→ if (pages !== undefined) { 421→ const parsed = parsePDFPageRange(pages) 422→ if (!parsed) { 423→ return { 424→ result: false, 425→ message: Invalid pages parameter: "${pages}". Use formats like "1-5", "3", or "10-20". Pages are 1-indexed., 426→ errorCode: 7, 427→ } 428→ } 429→ const rangeSize = 430→ parsed.lastPage === Infinity 431→ ? PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ + 1 432→ : parsed.lastPage - parsed.firstPage + 1 433→ if (rangeSize > PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ) { 434→ return { 435→ result: false, 436→ message: Page range "${pages}" exceeds maximum of ${PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ} pages per request. Please use a smaller range., 437→ errorCode: 8, 438→ } 439→ } 440→ } 441→ 442→ // Path expansion + deny rule check (no I/O) 443→ const fullFilePath = expandPath(file_path) 444→ 445→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState() 446→ const denyRule = matchingRuleForInput( 447→ fullFilePath, 448→ appState.toolPermissionContext, 449→ 'read', 450→ 'deny', 451→ ) 452→ if (denyRule !== null) { 453→ return { 454→ result: false, 455→ message: 456→ 'File is in a directory that is denied by your permission settings.', 457→ errorCode: 1, 458→ } 459→ } 460→ 461→ // SECURITY: UNC path check (no I/O) — defer filesystem operations 462→ // until after user grants permission to prevent NTLM credential leaks 463→ const isUncPath = 464→ fullFilePath.startsWith('\\') || fullFilePath.startsWith('//') 465→ if (isUncPath) { 466→ return { result: true } 467→ } 468→ 469→ // Binary extension check (string check on extension only, no I/O). 470→ // PDF, images, and SVG are excluded - this tool renders them natively. 471→ const ext = path.extname(fullFilePath).toLowerCase() 472→ if ( 473→ hasBinaryExtension(fullFilePath) && 474→ !isPDFExtension(ext) && 475→ !IMAGE_EXTENSIONS.has(ext.slice(1)) 476→ ) { 477→ return { 478→ result: false, 479→ message: This tool cannot read binary files. The file appears to be a binary ${ext} file. Please use appropriate tools for binary file analysis., 480→ errorCode: 4, 481→ } 482→ } 483→ 484→ // Block specific device files that would hang (infinite output or blocking input). 485→ // This is a path-based check with no I/O — safe special files like /dev/null are allowed. 486→ if (isBlockedDevicePath(fullFilePath)) { 487→ return { 488→ result: false, 489→ message: Cannot read '${file_path}': this device file would block or produce infinite output., 490→ errorCode: 9, 491→ } 492→ } 493→ 494→ return { result: true } 495→ }, 496→ async call( 497→ { file_path, offset = 1, limit = undefined, pages }, 498→ context, 499→ _canUseTool?, 500→ parentMessage?, 501→ ) { 502→ const { readFileState, fileReadingLimits } = context 503→ 504→ const defaults = getDefaultFileReadingLimits() 505→ const maxSizeBytes = 506→ fileReadingLimits?.maxSizeBytes ?? defaults.maxSizeBytes 507→ const maxTokens = fileReadingLimits?.maxTokens ?? defaults.maxTokens 508→ 509→ // Telemetry: track when callers override default read limits. 510→ // Only fires on override (low volume) — event count = override frequency. 511→ if (fileReadingLimits !== undefined) { 512→ logEvent('tengu_file_read_limits_override', { 513→ hasMaxTokens: fileReadingLimits.maxTokens !== undefined, 514→ hasMaxSizeBytes: fileReadingLimits.maxSizeBytes !== undefined, 515→ }) 516→ } 517→ 518→ const ext = path.extname(file_path).toLowerCase().slice(1) 519→ // Use expandPath for consistent path normalization with FileEditTool/FileWriteTool 520→ // (especially handles whitespace trimming and Windows path separators) 521→ const fullFilePath = expandPath(file_path) 522→ 523→ // Dedup: if we've already read this exact range and the file hasn't 524→ // changed on disk, return a stub instead of re-sending the full content. 525→ // The earlier Read tool_result is still in context — two full copies 526→ // waste cache_creation tokens on every subsequent turn. BQ proxy shows 527→ // ~18% of Read calls are same-file collisions (up to 2.64% of fleet 528→ // cache_creation). Only applies to text/notebook reads — images/PDFs 529→ // aren't cached in readFileState so won't match here. 530→ // 531→ // Ant soak: 1,734 dedup hits in 2h, no Read error regression. 532→ // Killswitch pattern: GB can disable if the stub message confuses 533→ // the model externally. 534→ // 3P default: killswitch off = dedup enabled. Client-side only — no 535→ // server support needed, safe for Bedrock/Vertex/Foundry. 536→ const dedupKillswitch = getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE( 537→ 'tengu_read_dedup_killswitch', 538→ false, 539→ ) 540→ const existingState = dedupKillswitch 541→ ? undefined 542→ : readFileState.get(fullFilePath) 543→ // Only dedup entries that came from a prior Read (offset is always set 544→ // by Read). Edit/Write store offset=undefined — their readFileState 545→ // entry reflects post-edit mtime, so deduping against it would wrongly 546→ // point the model at the pre-edit Read content. 547→ if ( 548→ existingState && 549→ !existingState.isPartialView && 550→ existingState.offset !== undefined 551→ ) { 552→ const rangeMatch = 553→ existingState.offset === offset && existingState.limit === limit 554→ if (rangeMatch) { 555→ try { 556→ const mtimeMs = await getFileModificationTimeAsync(fullFilePath) 557→ if (mtimeMs === existingState.timestamp) { 558→ const analyticsExt = getFileExtensionForAnalytics(fullFilePath) 559→ logEvent('tengu_file_read_dedup', { 560→ ...(analyticsExt !== undefined && { ext: analyticsExt }), 561→ }) 562→ return { 563→ data: { 564→ type: 'file_unchanged' as const, 565→ file: { filePath: file_path }, 566→ }, 567→ } 568→ } 569→ } catch { 570→ // stat failed — fall through to full read 571→ } 572→ } 573→ } 574→ 575→ // Discover skills from this file's path (fire-and-forget, non-blocking) 576→ // Skip in simple mode - no skills available 577→ const cwd = getCwd() 578→ if (!isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_SIMPLE)) { 579→ const newSkillDirs = await discoverSkillDirsForPaths([fullFilePath], cwd) 580→ if (newSkillDirs.length > 0) { 581→ // Store discovered dirs for attachment display 582→ for (const dir of newSkillDirs) { 583→ context.dynamicSkillDirTriggers?.add(dir) 584→ } 585→ // Don't await - let skill loading happen in the background 586→ addSkillDirectories(newSkillDirs).catch(() => {}) 587→ } 588→ 589→ // Activate conditional skills whose path patterns match this file 590→ activateConditionalSkillsForPaths([fullFilePath], cwd) 591→ } 592→ 593→ try { 594→ return await callInner( 595→ file_path, 596→ fullFilePath, 597→ fullFilePath, 598→ ext, 599→ offset, 600→ limit, 601→ pages, 602→ maxSizeBytes, 603→ maxTokens, 604→ readFileState, 605→ context, 606→ parentMessage?.message.id, 607→ ) 608→ } catch (error) { 609→ // Handle file-not-found: suggest similar files 610→ const code = getErrnoCode(error) 611→ if (code === 'ENOENT') { 612→ // macOS screenshots may use a thin space or regular space before 613→ // AM/PM — try the alternate before giving up. 614→ const altPath = getAlternateScreenshotPath(fullFilePath) 615→ if (altPath) { 616→ try { 617→ return await callInner( 618→ file_path, 619→ fullFilePath, 620→ altPath, 621→ ext, 622→ offset, 623→ limit, 624→ pages, 625→ maxSizeBytes, 626→ maxTokens, 627→ readFileState, 628→ context, 629→ parentMessage?.message.id, 630→ ) 631→ } catch (altError) { 632→ if (!isENOENT(altError)) { 633→ throw altError 634→ } 635→ // Alt path also missing — fall through to friendly error 636→ } 637→ } 638→ 639→ const similarFilename = findSimilarFile(fullFilePath) 640→ const cwdSuggestion = await suggestPathUnderCwd(fullFilePath) 641→ let message = File does not exist. ${FILE_NOT_FOUND_CWD_NOTE} ${getCwd()}. 642→ if (cwdSuggestion) { 643→ message += Did you mean ${cwdSuggestion}? 644→ } else if (similarFilename) { 645→ message += Did you mean ${similarFilename}? 646→ } 647→ throw new Error(message) 648→ } 649→ throw error 650→ } 651→ }, 652→ mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(data, toolUseID) { 653→ switch (data.type) { 654→ case 'image': { 655→ return { 656→ tool_use_id: toolUseID, 657→ type: 'tool_result', 658→ content: [ 659→ { 660→ type: 'image', 661→ source: { 662→ type: 'base64', 663→ data: data.file.base64, 664→ media_type: data.file.type, 665→ }, 666→ }, 667→ ], 668→ } 669→ } 670→ case 'notebook': 671→ return mapNotebookCellsToToolResult(data.file.cells, toolUseID) 672→ case 'pdf': 673→ // Return PDF metadata only - the actual content is sent as a supplemental DocumentBlockParam 674→ return { 675→ tool_use_id: toolUseID, 676→ type: 'tool_result', 677→ content: PDF file read: ${data.file.filePath} (${formatFileSize(data.file.originalSize)}), 678→ } 679→ case 'parts': 680→ // Extracted page images are read and sent as image blocks in mapToolResultToAPIMessage 681→ return { 682→ tool_use_id: toolUseID, 683→ type: 'tool_result', 684→ content: PDF pages extracted: ${data.file.count} page(s) from ${data.file.filePath} (${formatFileSize(data.file.originalSize)}), 685→ } 686→ case 'file_unchanged': 687→ return { 688→ tool_use_id: toolUseID, 689→ type: 'tool_result', 690→ content: FILE_UNCHANGED_STUB, 691→ } 692→ case 'text': { 693→ let content: string 694→ 695→ if (data.file.content) { 696→ content = 697→ memoryFileFreshnessPrefix(data) + 698→ formatFileLines(data.file) + 699→ (shouldIncludeFileReadMitigation() 700→ ? CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER 701→ : '') 702→ } else { 703→ // Determine the appropriate warning message 704→ content = 705→ data.file.totalLines === 0 706→ ? '<system-reminder>Warning: the file exists but the contents are empty.</system-reminder>' 707→ : <system-reminder>Warning: the file exists but is shorter than the provided offset (${data.file.startLine}). The file has ${data.file.totalLines} lines.</system-reminder> 708→ } 709→ 710→ return { 711→ tool_use_id: toolUseID, 712→ type: 'tool_result', 713→ content, 714→ } 715→ } 716→ } 717→ }, 718→} satisfies ToolDef<InputSchema, Output>) 719→ 720→function pickLineFormatInstruction(): string { 721→ return LINE_FORMAT_INSTRUCTION 722→} 723→ 724→/** Format file content with line numbers. / 725→function formatFileLines(file: { content: string; startLine: number }): string { 726→ return addLineNumbers(file) 727→} 728→ 729→export const CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER = 730→ '\n\n<system-reminder>\nWhenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.\n</system-reminder>\n' 731→ 732→// Models where cyber risk mitigation should be skipped 733→const MITIGATION_EXEMPT_MODELS = new Set(['claude-opus-4-6']) 734→ 735→function shouldIncludeFileReadMitigation(): boolean { 736→ const shortName = getCanonicalName(getMainLoopModel()) 737→ return !MITIGATION_EXEMPT_MODELS.has(shortName) 738→} 739→ 740→/* 741→ * Side-channel from call() to mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam: mtime 742→ * of auto-memory files, keyed by the data object identity. Avoids 743→ * adding a presentation-only field to the output schema (which flows 744→ * into SDK types) and avoids sync fs in the mapper. WeakMap auto-GCs 745→ * when the data object becomes unreachable after rendering. 746→ / 747→const memoryFileMtimes = new WeakMap<object, number>() 748→ 749→function memoryFileFreshnessPrefix(data: object): string { 750→ const mtimeMs = memoryFileMtimes.get(data) 751→ if (mtimeMs === undefined) return '' 752→ return memoryFreshnessNote(mtimeMs) 753→} 754→ 755→async function validateContentTokens( 756→ content: string, 757→ ext: string, 758→ maxTokens?: number, 759→): Promise<void> { 760→ const effectiveMaxTokens = 761→ maxTokens ?? getDefaultFileReadingLimits().maxTokens 762→ 763→ const tokenEstimate = roughTokenCountEstimationForFileType(content, ext) 764→ if (!tokenEstimate || tokenEstimate <= effectiveMaxTokens / 4) return 765→ 766→ const tokenCount = await countTokensWithAPI(content) 767→ const effectiveCount = tokenCount ?? tokenEstimate 768→ 769→ if (effectiveCount > effectiveMaxTokens) { 770→ throw new MaxFileReadTokenExceededError(effectiveCount, effectiveMaxTokens) 771→ } 772→} 773→ 774→type ImageResult = { 775→ type: 'image' 776→ file: { 777→ base64: string 778→ type: Base64ImageSource['media_type'] 779→ originalSize: number 780→ dimensions?: ImageDimensions 781→ } 782→} 783→ 784→function createImageResponse( 785→ buffer: Buffer, 786→ mediaType: string, 787→ originalSize: number, 788→ dimensions?: ImageDimensions, 789→): ImageResult { 790→ return { 791→ type: 'image', 792→ file: { 793→ base64: buffer.toString('base64'), 794→ type: image/${mediaType} as Base64ImageSource['media_type'], 795→ originalSize, 796→ dimensions, 797→ }, 798→ } 799→} 800→ 801→/* 802→ * Inner implementation of call, separated to allow ENOENT handling in the outer call. 803→ / 804→async function callInner( 805→ file_path: string, 806→ fullFilePath: string, 807→ resolvedFilePath: string, 808→ ext: string, 809→ offset: number, 810→ limit: number | undefined, 811→ pages: string | undefined, 812→ maxSizeBytes: number, 813→ maxTokens: number, 814→ readFileState: ToolUseContext['readFileState'], 815→ context: ToolUseContext, 816→ messageId: string | undefined, 817→): Promise<{ 818→ data: Output 819→ newMessages?: ReturnType<typeof createUserMessage>[] 820→}> { 821→ // --- Notebook --- 822→ if (ext === 'ipynb') { 823→ const cells = await readNotebook(resolvedFilePath) 824→ const cellsJson = jsonStringify(cells) 825→ 826→ const cellsJsonBytes = Buffer.byteLength(cellsJson) 827→ if (cellsJsonBytes > maxSizeBytes) { 828→ throw new Error( 829→ Notebook content (${formatFileSize(cellsJsonBytes)}) exceeds maximum allowed size (${formatFileSize(maxSizeBytes)}). + 830→ Use ${BASH_TOOL_NAME} with jq to read specific portions:\n + 831→ cat "${file_path}" | jq '.cells[:20]' # First 20 cells\n + 832→ cat "${file_path}" | jq '.cells[100:120]' # Cells 100-120\n + 833→ cat "${file_path}" | jq '.cells | length' # Count total cells\n + 834→ cat "${file_path}" | jq '.cells[] | select(.cell_type=="code") | .source' # All code sources, 835→ ) 836→ } 837→ 838→ await validateContentTokens(cellsJson, ext, maxTokens) 839→ 840→ // Get mtime via async stat (single call, no prior existence check) 841→ const stats = await getFsImplementation().stat(resolvedFilePath) 842→ readFileState.set(fullFilePath, { 843→ content: cellsJson, 844→ timestamp: Math.floor(stats.mtimeMs), 845→ offset, 846→ limit, 847→ }) 848→ context.nestedMemoryAttachmentTriggers?.add(fullFilePath) 849→ 850→ const data = { 851→ type: 'notebook' as const, 852→ file: { filePath: file_path, cells }, 853→ } 854→ 855→ logFileOperation({ 856→ operation: 'read', 857→ tool: 'FileReadTool', 858→ filePath: fullFilePath, 859→ content: cellsJson, 860→ }) 861→ 862→ return { data } 863→ } 864→ 865→ // --- Image (single read, no double-read) --- 866→ if (IMAGE_EXTENSIONS.has(ext)) { 867→ // Images have their own size limits (token budget + compression) — 868→ // don't apply the text maxSizeBytes cap. 869→ const data = await readImageWithTokenBudget(resolvedFilePath, maxTokens) 870→ context.nestedMemoryAttachmentTriggers?.add(fullFilePath) 871→ 872→ logFileOperation({ 873→ operation: 'read', 874→ tool: 'FileReadTool', 875→ filePath: fullFilePath, 876→ content: data.file.base64, 877→ }) 878→ 879→ const metadataText = data.file.dimensions 880→ ? createImageMetadataText(data.file.dimensions) 881→ : null 882→ 883→ return { 884→ data, 885→ ...(metadataText && { 886→ newMessages: [ 887→ createUserMessage({ content: metadataText, isMeta: true }), 888→ ], 889→ }), 890→ } 891→ } 892→ 893→ // --- PDF --- 894→ if (isPDFExtension(ext)) { 895→ if (pages) { 896→ const parsedRange = parsePDFPageRange(pages) 897→ const extractResult = await extractPDFPages( 898→ resolvedFilePath, 899→ parsedRange ?? undefined, 900→ ) 901→ if (!extractResult.success) { 902→ throw new Error(extractResult.error.message) 903→ } 904→ logEvent('tengu_pdf_page_extraction', { 905→ success: true, 906→ pageCount: extractResult.data.file.count, 907→ fileSize: extractResult.data.file.originalSize, 908→ hasPageRange: true, 909→ }) 910→ logFileOperation({ 911→ operation: 'read', 912→ tool: 'FileReadTool', 913→ filePath: fullFilePath, 914→ content: PDF pages ${pages}, 915→ }) 916→ const entries = await readdir(extractResult.data.file.outputDir) 917→ const imageFiles = entries.filter(f => f.endsWith('.jpg')).sort() 918→ const imageBlocks = await Promise.all( 919→ imageFiles.map(async f => { 920→ const imgPath = path.join(extractResult.data.file.outputDir, f) 921→ const imgBuffer = await readFileAsync(imgPath) 922→ const resized = await maybeResizeAndDownsampleImageBuffer( 923→ imgBuffer, 924→ imgBuffer.length, 925→ 'jpeg', 926→ ) 927→ return { 928→ type: 'image' as const, 929→ source: { 930→ type: 'base64' as const, 931→ media_type: 932→ image/${resized.mediaType} as Base64ImageSource['media_type'], 933→ data: resized.buffer.toString('base64'), 934→ }, 935→ } 936→ }), 937→ ) 938→ return { 939→ data: extractResult.data, 940→ ...(imageBlocks.length > 0 && { 941→ newMessages: [ 942→ createUserMessage({ content: imageBlocks, isMeta: true }), 943→ ], 944→ }), 945→ } 946→ } 947→ 948→ const pageCount = await getPDFPageCount(resolvedFilePath) 949→ if (pageCount !== null && pageCount > PDF_AT_MENTION_INLINE_THRESHOLD) { 950→ throw new Error( 951→ This PDF has ${pageCount} pages, which is too many to read at once. + 952→ Use the pages parameter to read specific page ranges (e.g., pages: "1-5"). + 953→ Maximum ${PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ} pages per request., 954→ ) 955→ } 956→ 957→ const fs = getFsImplementation() 958→ const stats = await fs.stat(resolvedFilePath) 959→ const shouldExtractPages = 960→ !isPDFSupported() || stats.size > PDF_EXTRACT_SIZE_THRESHOLD 961→ 962→ if (shouldExtractPages) { 963→ const extractResult = await extractPDFPages(resolvedFilePath) 964→ if (extractResult.success) { 965→ logEvent('tengu_pdf_page_extraction', { 966→ success: true, 967→ pageCount: extractResult.data.file.count, 968→ fileSize: extractResult.data.file.originalSize, 969→ }) 970→ } else { 971→ logEvent('tengu_pdf_page_extraction', { 972→ success: false, 973→ available: extractResult.error.reason !== 'unavailable', 974→ fileSize: stats.size, 975→ }) 976→ } 977→ } 978→ 979→ if (!isPDFSupported()) { 980→ throw new Error( 981→ 'Reading full PDFs is not supported with this model. Use a newer model (Sonnet 3.5 v2 or later), ' + 982→ or use the pages parameter to read specific page ranges (e.g., pages: "1-5", maximum ${PDF_MAX_PAGES_PER_READ} pages per request). + 983→ 'Page extraction requires poppler-utils: install with brew install poppler on macOS or apt-get install poppler-utils on Debian/Ubuntu.', 984→ ) 985→ } 986→ 987→ const readResult = await readPDF(resolvedFilePath) 988→ if (!readResult.success) { 989→ throw new Error(readResult.error.message) 990→ } 991→ const pdfData = readResult.data 992→ logFileOperation({ 993→ operation: 'read', 994→ tool: 'FileReadTool', 995→ filePath: fullFilePath, 996→ content: pdfData.file.base64, 997→ }) 998→ 999→ return { 1000→ data: pdfData, 1001→ newMessages: [ 1002→ createUserMessage({ 1003→ content: [ 1004→ { 1005→ type: 'document', 1006→ source: { 1007→ type: 'base64', 1008→ media_type: 'application/pdf', 1009→ data: pdfData.file.base64, 1010→ }, 1011→ }, 1012→ ], 1013→ isMeta: true, 1014→ }), 1015→ ], 1016→ } 1017→ } 1018→ 1019→ // --- Text file (single async read via readFileInRange) --- 1020→ const lineOffset = offset === 0 ? 0 : offset - 1 1021→ const { content, lineCount, totalLines, totalBytes, readBytes, mtimeMs } = 1022→ await readFileInRange( 1023→ resolvedFilePath, 1024→ lineOffset, 1025→ limit, 1026→ limit === undefined ? maxSizeBytes : undefined, 1027→ context.abortController.signal, 1028→ ) 1029→ 1030→ await validateContentTokens(content, ext, maxTokens) 1031→ 1032→ readFileState.set(fullFilePath, { 1033→ content, 1034→ timestamp: Math.floor(mtimeMs), 1035→ offset, 1036→ limit, 1037→ }) 1038→ context.nestedMemoryAttachmentTriggers?.add(fullFilePath) 1039→ 1040→ // Snapshot before iterating — a listener that unsubscribes mid-callback 1041→ // would splice the live array and skip the next listener. 1042→ for (const listener of fileReadListeners.slice()) { 1043→ listener(resolvedFilePath, content) 1044→ } 1045→ 1046→ const data = { 1047→ type: 'text' as const, 1048→ file: { 1049→ filePath: file_path, 1050→ content, 1051→ numLines: lineCount, 1052→ startLine: offset, 1053→ totalLines, 1054→ }, 1055→ } 1056→ if (isAutoMemFile(fullFilePath)) { 1057→ memoryFileMtimes.set(data, mtimeMs) 1058→ } 1059→ 1060→ logFileOperation({ 1061→ operation: 'read', 1062→ tool: 'FileReadTool', 1063→ filePath: fullFilePath, 1064→ content, 1065→ }) 1066→ 1067→ const sessionFileType = detectSessionFileType(fullFilePath) 1068→ const analyticsExt = getFileExtensionForAnalytics(fullFilePath) 1069→ logEvent('tengu_session_file_read', { 1070→ totalLines, 1071→ readLines: lineCount, 1072→ totalBytes, 1073→ readBytes, 1074→ offset, 1075→ ...(limit !== undefined && { limit }), 1076→ ...(analyticsExt !== undefined && { ext: analyticsExt }), 1077→ ...(messageId !== undefined && { 1078→ messageID: 1079→ messageId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 1080→ }), 1081→ is_session_memory: sessionFileType === 'session_memory', 1082→ is_session_transcript: sessionFileType === 'session_transcript', 1083→ }) 1084→ 1085→ return { data } 1086→} 1087→ 1088→/* 1089→ * Reads an image file and applies token-based compression if needed. 1090→ * Reads the file ONCE, then applies standard resize. If the result exceeds 1091→ * the token limit, applies aggressive compression from the same buffer. 1092→ * 1093→ * @param filePath - Path to the image file 1094→ * @param maxTokens - Maximum token budget for the image 1095→ * @returns Image data with appropriate compression applied 1096→ */ 1097→export async function readImageWithTokenBudget( 1098→ filePath: string, 1099→ maxTokens: number = getDefaultFileReadingLimits().maxTokens, 1100→ maxBytes?: number, 1101→): Promise<ImageResult> { 1102→ // Read file ONCE — capped to maxBytes to avoid OOM on huge files 1103→ const imageBuffer = await getFsImplementation().readFileBytes( 1104→ filePath, 1105→ maxBytes, 1106→ ) 1107→ const originalSize = imageBuffer.length 1108→ 1109→ if (originalSize === 0) { 1110→ throw new Error(Image file is empty: ${filePath}) 1111→ } 1112→ 1113→ const detectedMediaType = detectImageFormatFromBuffer(imageBuffer) 1114→ const detectedFormat = detectedMediaType.split('/')[1] || 'png' 1115→ 1116→ // Try standard resize 1117→ let result: ImageResult 1118→ try { 1119→ const resized = await maybeResizeAndDownsampleImageBuffer( 1120→ imageBuffer, 1121→ originalSize, 1122→ detectedFormat, 1123→ ) 1124→ result = createImageResponse( 1125→ resized.buffer, 1126→ resized.mediaType, 1127→ originalSize, 1128→ resized.dimensions, 1129→ ) 1130→ } catch (e) { 1131→ if (e instanceof ImageResizeError) throw e 1132→ logError(e) 1133→ result = createImageResponse(imageBuffer, detectedFormat, originalSize) 1134→ } 1135→ 1136→ // Check if it fits in token budget 1137→ const estimatedTokens = Math.ceil(result.file.base64.length * 0.125) 1138→ if (estimatedTokens > maxTokens) { 1139→ // Aggressive compression from the SAME buffer (no re-read) 1140→ try { 1141→ const compressed = await compressImageBufferWithTokenLimit( 1142→ imageBuffer, 1143→ maxTokens, 1144→ detectedMediaType, 1145→ ) 1146→ return { 1147→ type: 'image', 1148→ file: { 1149→ base64: compressed.base64, 1150→ type: compressed.mediaType, 1151→ originalSize, 1152→ }, 1153→ } 1154→ } catch (e) { 1155→ logError(e) 1156→ // Fallback: heavily compressed version from the SAME buffer 1157→ try { 1158→ const sharpModule = await import('sharp') 1159→ const sharp = 1160→ ( 1161→ sharpModule as { 1162→ default?: typeof sharpModule 1163→ } & typeof sharpModule 1164→ ).default || sharpModule 1165→ 1166→ const fallbackBuffer = await sharp(imageBuffer) 1167→ .resize(400, 400, { 1168→ fit: 'inside', 1169→ withoutEnlargement: true, 1170→ }) 1171→ .jpeg({ quality: 20 }) 1172→ .toBuffer() 1173→ 1174→ return createImageResponse(fallbackBuffer, 'jpeg', originalSize) 1175→ } catch (error) { 1176→ logError(error) 1177→ return createImageResponse(imageBuffer, detectedFormat, originalSize) 1178→ } 1179→ } 1180→ } 1181→ 1182→ return result 1183→} 1184→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\QueryEngine.ts (100 - 249)**
Status: Completed100→ getScratchpadDir, 101→ isScratchpadEnabled, 102→} from './utils/permissions/filesystem.js' 103→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 104→import { 105→ handleOrphanedPermission, 106→ isResultSuccessful, 107→ normalizeMessage, 108→} from './utils/queryHelpers.js' 109→ 110→// Dead code elimination: conditional import for coordinator mode 111→/ eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 112→const getCoordinatorUserContext: ( 113→ mcpClients: ReadonlyArray<{ name: string }>, 114→ scratchpadDir?: string, 115→) => { [k: string]: string } = feature('COORDINATOR_MODE') 116→ ? require('./coordinator/coordinatorMode.js').getCoordinatorUserContext 117→ : () => ({}) 118→/ eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 119→ 120→// Dead code elimination: conditional import for snip compaction 121→/ eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 122→const snipModule = feature('HISTORY_SNIP') 123→ ? (require('./services/compact/snipCompact.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/snipCompact.js')) 124→ : null 125→const snipProjection = feature('HISTORY_SNIP') 126→ ? (require('./services/compact/snipProjection.js') as typeof import('./services/compact/snipProjection.js')) 127→ : null 128→/ eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 129→ 130→export type QueryEngineConfig = { 131→ cwd: string 132→ tools: Tools 133→ commands: Command[] 134→ mcpClients: MCPServerConnection[] 135→ agents: AgentDefinition[] 136→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn 137→ getAppState: () => AppState 138→ setAppState: (f: (prev: AppState) => AppState) => void 139→ initialMessages?: Message[] 140→ readFileCache: FileStateCache 141→ customSystemPrompt?: string 142→ appendSystemPrompt?: string 143→ userSpecifiedModel?: string 144→ fallbackModel?: string 145→ thinkingConfig?: ThinkingConfig 146→ maxTurns?: number 147→ maxBudgetUsd?: number 148→ taskBudget?: { total: number } 149→ jsonSchema?: Record<string, unknown> 150→ verbose?: boolean 151→ replayUserMessages?: boolean 152→ /* Handler for URL elicitations triggered by MCP tool -32042 errors. / 153→ handleElicitation?: ToolUseContext['handleElicitation'] 154→ includePartialMessages?: boolean 155→ setSDKStatus?: (status: SDKStatus) => void 156→ abortController?: AbortController 157→ orphanedPermission?: OrphanedPermission 158→ /* 159→ * Snip-boundary handler: receives each yielded system message plus the 160→ * current mutableMessages store. Returns undefined if the message is not a 161→ * snip boundary; otherwise returns the replayed snip result. Injected by 162→ * ask() when HISTORY_SNIP is enabled so feature-gated strings stay inside 163→ * the gated module (keeps QueryEngine free of excluded strings and testable 164→ * despite feature() returning false under bun test). SDK-only: the REPL 165→ * keeps full history for UI scrollback and projects on demand via 166→ * projectSnippedView; QueryEngine truncates here to bound memory in long 167→ * headless sessions (no UI to preserve). 168→ / 169→ snipReplay?: ( 170→ yieldedSystemMsg: Message, 171→ store: Message[], 172→ ) => { messages: Message[]; executed: boolean } | undefined 173→} 174→ 175→/* 176→ * QueryEngine owns the query lifecycle and session state for a conversation. 177→ * It extracts the core logic from ask() into a standalone class that can be 178→ * used by both the headless/SDK path and (in a future phase) the REPL. 179→ * 180→ * One QueryEngine per conversation. Each submitMessage() call starts a new 181→ * turn within the same conversation. State (messages, file cache, usage, etc.) 182→ * persists across turns. 183→ */ 184→export class QueryEngine { 185→ private config: QueryEngineConfig 186→ private mutableMessages: Message[] 187→ private abortController: AbortController 188→ private permissionDenials: SDKPermissionDenial[] 189→ private totalUsage: NonNullableUsage 190→ private hasHandledOrphanedPermission = false 191→ private readFileState: FileStateCache 192→ // Turn-scoped skill discovery tracking (feeds was_discovered on 193→ // tengu_skill_tool_invocation). Must persist across the two 194→ // processUserInputContext rebuilds inside submitMessage, but is cleared 195→ // at the start of each submitMessage to avoid unbounded growth across 196→ // many turns in SDK mode. 197→ private discoveredSkillNames = new Set<string>() 198→ private loadedNestedMemoryPaths = new Set<string>() 199→ 200→ constructor(config: QueryEngineConfig) { 201→ this.config = config 202→ this.mutableMessages = config.initialMessages ?? [] 203→ this.abortController = config.abortController ?? createAbortController() 204→ this.permissionDenials = [] 205→ this.readFileState = config.readFileCache 206→ this.totalUsage = EMPTY_USAGE 207→ } 208→ 209→ async *submitMessage( 210→ prompt: string | ContentBlockParam[], 211→ options?: { uuid?: string; isMeta?: boolean }, 212→ ): AsyncGenerator<SDKMessage, void, unknown> { 213→ const { 214→ cwd, 215→ commands, 216→ tools, 217→ mcpClients, 218→ verbose = false, 219→ thinkingConfig, 220→ maxTurns, 221→ maxBudgetUsd, 222→ taskBudget, 223→ canUseTool, 224→ customSystemPrompt, 225→ appendSystemPrompt, 226→ userSpecifiedModel, 227→ fallbackModel, 228→ jsonSchema, 229→ getAppState, 230→ setAppState, 231→ replayUserMessages = false, 232→ includePartialMessages = false, 233→ agents = [], 234→ setSDKStatus, 235→ orphanedPermission, 236→ } = this.config 237→ 238→ this.discoveredSkillNames.clear() 239→ setCwd(cwd) 240→ const persistSession = !isSessionPersistenceDisabled() 241→ const startTime = Date.now() 242→ 243→ // Wrap canUseTool to track permission denials 244→ const wrappedCanUseTool: CanUseToolFn = async ( 245→ tool, 246→ input, 247→ toolUseContext, 248→ assistantMessage, 249→ toolUseID,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I've read enough of the key files. Let me also read more of QueryEngine.ts to understand submitMessage() and the SDK types.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\QueryEngine.ts (250 - 399)**
Status: Completed250→ forceDecision, 251→ ) => { 252→ const result = await canUseTool( 253→ tool, 254→ input, 255→ toolUseContext, 256→ assistantMessage, 257→ toolUseID, 258→ forceDecision, 259→ ) 260→ 261→ // Track denials for SDK reporting 262→ if (result.behavior !== 'allow') { 263→ this.permissionDenials.push({ 264→ tool_name: sdkCompatToolName(tool.name), 265→ tool_use_id: toolUseID, 266→ tool_input: input, 267→ }) 268→ } 269→ 270→ return result 271→ } 272→ 273→ const initialAppState = getAppState() 274→ const initialMainLoopModel = userSpecifiedModel 275→ ? parseUserSpecifiedModel(userSpecifiedModel) 276→ : getMainLoopModel() 277→ 278→ const initialThinkingConfig: ThinkingConfig = thinkingConfig 279→ ? thinkingConfig 280→ : shouldEnableThinkingByDefault() !== false 281→ ? { type: 'adaptive' } 282→ : { type: 'disabled' } 283→ 284→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('before_getSystemPrompt') 285→ // Narrow once so TS tracks the type through the conditionals below. 286→ const customPrompt = 287→ typeof customSystemPrompt === 'string' ? customSystemPrompt : undefined 288→ const { 289→ defaultSystemPrompt, 290→ userContext: baseUserContext, 291→ systemContext, 292→ } = await fetchSystemPromptParts({ 293→ tools, 294→ mainLoopModel: initialMainLoopModel, 295→ additionalWorkingDirectories: Array.from( 296→ initialAppState.toolPermissionContext.additionalWorkingDirectories.keys(), 297→ ), 298→ mcpClients, 299→ customSystemPrompt: customPrompt, 300→ }) 301→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('after_getSystemPrompt') 302→ const userContext = { 303→ ...baseUserContext, 304→ ...getCoordinatorUserContext( 305→ mcpClients, 306→ isScratchpadEnabled() ? getScratchpadDir() : undefined, 307→ ), 308→ } 309→ 310→ // When an SDK caller provides a custom system prompt AND has set 311→ // CLAUDE_COWORK_MEMORY_PATH_OVERRIDE, inject the memory-mechanics prompt. 312→ // The env var is an explicit opt-in signal — the caller has wired up 313→ // a memory directory and needs Claude to know how to use it (which 314→ // Write/Edit tools to call, MEMORY.md filename, loading semantics). 315→ // The caller can layer their own policy text via appendSystemPrompt. 316→ const memoryMechanicsPrompt = 317→ customPrompt !== undefined && hasAutoMemPathOverride() 318→ ? await loadMemoryPrompt() 319→ : null 320→ 321→ const systemPrompt = asSystemPrompt([ 322→ ...(customPrompt !== undefined ? [customPrompt] : defaultSystemPrompt), 323→ ...(memoryMechanicsPrompt ? [memoryMechanicsPrompt] : []), 324→ ...(appendSystemPrompt ? [appendSystemPrompt] : []), 325→ ]) 326→ 327→ // Register function hook for structured output enforcement 328→ const hasStructuredOutputTool = tools.some(t => 329→ toolMatchesName(t, SYNTHETIC_OUTPUT_TOOL_NAME), 330→ ) 331→ if (jsonSchema && hasStructuredOutputTool) { 332→ registerStructuredOutputEnforcement(setAppState, getSessionId()) 333→ } 334→ 335→ let processUserInputContext: ProcessUserInputContext = { 336→ messages: this.mutableMessages, 337→ // Slash commands that mutate the message array (e.g. /force-snip) 338→ // call setMessages(fn). In interactive mode this writes back to 339→ // AppState; in print mode we write back to mutableMessages so the 340→ // rest of the query loop (push at :389, snapshot at :392) sees 341→ // the result. The second processUserInputContext below (after 342→ // slash-command processing) keeps the no-op — nothing else calls 343→ // setMessages past that point. 344→ setMessages: fn => { 345→ this.mutableMessages = fn(this.mutableMessages) 346→ }, 347→ onChangeAPIKey: () => {}, 348→ handleElicitation: this.config.handleElicitation, 349→ options: { 350→ commands, 351→ debug: false, // we use stdout, so don't want to clobber it 352→ tools, 353→ verbose, 354→ mainLoopModel: initialMainLoopModel, 355→ thinkingConfig: initialThinkingConfig, 356→ mcpClients, 357→ mcpResources: {}, 358→ ideInstallationStatus: null, 359→ isNonInteractiveSession: true, 360→ customSystemPrompt, 361→ appendSystemPrompt, 362→ agentDefinitions: { activeAgents: agents, allAgents: [] }, 363→ theme: resolveThemeSetting(getGlobalConfig().theme), 364→ maxBudgetUsd, 365→ }, 366→ getAppState, 367→ setAppState, 368→ abortController: this.abortController, 369→ readFileState: this.readFileState, 370→ nestedMemoryAttachmentTriggers: new Set<string>(), 371→ loadedNestedMemoryPaths: this.loadedNestedMemoryPaths, 372→ dynamicSkillDirTriggers: new Set<string>(), 373→ discoveredSkillNames: this.discoveredSkillNames, 374→ setInProgressToolUseIDs: () => {}, 375→ setResponseLength: () => {}, 376→ updateFileHistoryState: ( 377→ updater: (prev: FileHistoryState) => FileHistoryState, 378→ ) => { 379→ setAppState(prev => { 380→ const updated = updater(prev.fileHistory) 381→ if (updated === prev.fileHistory) return prev 382→ return { ...prev, fileHistory: updated } 383→ }) 384→ }, 385→ updateAttributionState: ( 386→ updater: (prev: AttributionState) => AttributionState, 387→ ) => { 388→ setAppState(prev => { 389→ const updated = updater(prev.attribution) 390→ if (updated === prev.attribution) return prev 391→ return { ...prev, attribution: updated } 392→ }) 393→ }, 394→ setSDKStatus, 395→ } 396→ 397→ // Handle orphaned permission (only once per engine lifetime) 398→ if (orphanedPermission && !this.hasHandledOrphanedPermission) { 399→ this.hasHandledOrphanedPermission = true
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\entrypoints\agentSdkTypes.ts (1 - 120)**
Status: Completed 1→/**
2→ * Main entrypoint for Claude Code Agent SDK types.
3→ *
4→ * This file re-exports the public SDK API from:
5→ * - sdk/coreTypes.ts - Common serializable types (messages, configs)
6→ * - sdk/runtimeTypes.ts - Non-serializable types (callbacks, interfaces)
7→ *
8→ * SDK builders who need control protocol types should import from
9→ * sdk/controlTypes.ts directly.
10→ */
11→
12→import type {
13→ CallToolResult,
14→ ToolAnnotations,
15→} from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/types.js'
16→
17→// Control protocol types for SDK builders (bridge subpath consumers)
18→/** @alpha */
19→export type {
20→ SDKControlRequest,
21→ SDKControlResponse,
22→} from './sdk/controlTypes.js'
23→// Re-export core types (common serializable types)
24→export * from './sdk/coreTypes.js'
25→// Re-export runtime types (callbacks, interfaces with methods)
26→export * from './sdk/runtimeTypes.js'
27→
28→// Re-export settings types (generated from settings JSON schema)
29→export type { Settings } from './sdk/settingsTypes.generated.js'
30→// Re-export tool types (all marked @internal until SDK API stabilizes)
31→export * from './sdk/toolTypes.js'
32→
33→// ============================================================================
34→// Functions
35→// ============================================================================
36→
37→import type {
38→ SDKMessage,
39→ SDKResultMessage,
40→ SDKSessionInfo,
41→ SDKUserMessage,
42→} from './sdk/coreTypes.js'
43→// Import types needed for function signatures
44→import type {
45→ AnyZodRawShape,
46→ ForkSessionOptions,
47→ ForkSessionResult,
48→ GetSessionInfoOptions,
49→ GetSessionMessagesOptions,
50→ InferShape,
51→ InternalOptions,
52→ InternalQuery,
53→ ListSessionsOptions,
54→ McpSdkServerConfigWithInstance,
55→ Options,
56→ Query,
57→ SDKSession,
58→ SDKSessionOptions,
59→ SdkMcpToolDefinition,
60→ SessionMessage,
61→ SessionMutationOptions,
62→} from './sdk/runtimeTypes.js'
63→
64→export type {
65→ ListSessionsOptions,
66→ GetSessionInfoOptions,
67→ SessionMutationOptions,
68→ ForkSessionOptions,
69→ ForkSessionResult,
70→ SDKSessionInfo,
71→}
72→
73→export function tool<Schema extends AnyZodRawShape>(
74→ _name: string,
75→ _description: string,
76→ _inputSchema: Schema,
77→ _handler: (
78→ args: InferShape<Schema>,
79→ extra: unknown,
80→ ) => Promise<CallToolResult>,
81→ _extras?: {
82→ annotations?: ToolAnnotations
83→ searchHint?: string
84→ alwaysLoad?: boolean
85→ },
86→): SdkMcpToolDefinition<Schema> {
87→ throw new Error('not implemented')
88→}
89→
90→type CreateSdkMcpServerOptions = {
91→ name: string
92→ version?: string
93→ // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
94→ tools?: Array<SdkMcpToolDefinition<any>>
95→}
96→
97→/**
98→ * Creates an MCP server instance that can be used with the SDK transport.
99→ * This allows SDK users to define custom tools that run in the same process.
100→ * 101→ * If your SDK MCP calls will run longer than 60s, override CLAUDE_CODE_STREAM_CLOSE_TIMEOUT 102→ / 103→export function createSdkMcpServer( 104→ _options: CreateSdkMcpServerOptions, 105→): McpSdkServerConfigWithInstance { 106→ throw new Error('not implemented') 107→} 108→ 109→export class AbortError extends Error {} 110→ 111→/* @internal */ 112→export function query(_params: { 113→ prompt: string | AsyncIterable<SDKUserMessage> 114→ options?: InternalOptions 115→}): InternalQuery 116→export function query(_params: { 117→ prompt: string | AsyncIterable<SDKUserMessage> 118→ options?: Options 119→}): Query 120→export function query(): Query {
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\services\tools\toolOrchestration.ts (1 - 80)**
Status: Completed 1→import type { ToolUseBlock } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/index.mjs'
2→import type { CanUseToolFn } from '../../hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
3→import { findToolByName, type ToolUseContext } from '../../Tool.js'
4→import type { AssistantMessage, Message } from '../../types/message.js'
5→import { all } from '../../utils/generators.js'
6→import { type MessageUpdateLazy, runToolUse } from './toolExecution.js'
7→
8→function getMaxToolUseConcurrency(): number {
9→ return (
10→ parseInt(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY || '', 10) || 10
11→ )
12→}
13→
14→export type MessageUpdate = {
15→ message?: Message
16→ newContext: ToolUseContext
17→}
18→
19→export async function* runTools(
20→ toolUseMessages: ToolUseBlock[],
21→ assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
22→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
23→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext,
24→): AsyncGenerator<MessageUpdate, void> {
25→ let currentContext = toolUseContext
26→ for (const { isConcurrencySafe, blocks } of partitionToolCalls(
27→ toolUseMessages,
28→ currentContext,
29→ )) {
30→ if (isConcurrencySafe) {
31→ const queuedContextModifiers: Record<
32→ string,
33→ ((context: ToolUseContext) => ToolUseContext)[]
34→ > = {}
35→ // Run read-only batch concurrently
36→ for await (const update of runToolsConcurrently(
37→ blocks,
38→ assistantMessages,
39→ canUseTool,
40→ currentContext,
41→ )) {
42→ if (update.contextModifier) {
43→ const { toolUseID, modifyContext } = update.contextModifier
44→ if (!queuedContextModifiers[toolUseID]) {
45→ queuedContextModifiers[toolUseID] = []
46→ }
47→ queuedContextModifiers[toolUseID].push(modifyContext)
48→ }
49→ yield {
50→ message: update.message,
51→ newContext: currentContext,
52→ }
53→ }
54→ for (const block of blocks) {
55→ const modifiers = queuedContextModifiers[block.id]
56→ if (!modifiers) {
57→ continue
58→ }
59→ for (const modifier of modifiers) {
60→ currentContext = modifier(currentContext)
61→ }
62→ }
63→ yield { newContext: currentContext }
64→ } else {
65→ // Run non-read-only batch serially
66→ for await (const update of runToolsSerially(
67→ blocks,
68→ assistantMessages,
69→ canUseTool,
70→ currentContext,
71→ )) {
72→ if (update.newContext) {
73→ currentContext = update.newContext
74→ }
75→ yield {
76→ message: update.message,
77→ newContext: currentContext,
78→ }
79→ }
80→ }
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I now have enough information to write CH06 and CH09. Let me also read the ToolDef from Tool.ts to understand buildTool(), and the SDK coreTypes.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\Tool.ts (319 - 468)**
Status: Completed319→} 320→ 321→export type ToolResult<T> = { 322→ data: T 323→ newMessages?: ( 324→ | UserMessage 325→ | AssistantMessage 326→ | AttachmentMessage 327→ | SystemMessage 328→ )[] 329→ // contextModifier is only honored for tools that aren't concurrency safe. 330→ contextModifier?: (context: ToolUseContext) => ToolUseContext 331→ /** MCP protocol metadata (structuredContent, _meta) to pass through to SDK consumers / 332→ mcpMeta?: { 333→ _meta?: Record<string, unknown> 334→ structuredContent?: Record<string, unknown> 335→ } 336→} 337→ 338→export type ToolCallProgress<P extends ToolProgressData = ToolProgressData> = ( 339→ progress: ToolProgress<P>, 340→) => void 341→ 342→// Type for any schema that outputs an object with string keys 343→export type AnyObject = z.ZodType<{ [key: string]: unknown }> 344→ 345→/* 346→ * Checks if a tool matches the given name (primary name or alias). 347→ / 348→export function toolMatchesName( 349→ tool: { name: string; aliases?: string[] }, 350→ name: string, 351→): boolean { 352→ return tool.name === name || (tool.aliases?.includes(name) ?? false) 353→} 354→ 355→/* 356→ * Finds a tool by name or alias from a list of tools. 357→ / 358→export function findToolByName(tools: Tools, name: string): Tool | undefined { 359→ return tools.find(t => toolMatchesName(t, name)) 360→} 361→ 362→export type Tool< 363→ Input extends AnyObject = AnyObject, 364→ Output = unknown, 365→ P extends ToolProgressData = ToolProgressData, 366→> = { 367→ /* 368→ * Optional aliases for backwards compatibility when a tool is renamed. 369→ * The tool can be looked up by any of these names in addition to its primary name. 370→ / 371→ aliases?: string[] 372→ /* 373→ * One-line capability phrase used by ToolSearch for keyword matching. 374→ * Helps the model find this tool via keyword search when it's deferred. 375→ * 3–10 words, no trailing period. 376→ * Prefer terms not already in the tool name (e.g. 'jupyter' for NotebookEdit). 377→ / 378→ searchHint?: string 379→ call( 380→ args: z.infer<Input>, 381→ context: ToolUseContext, 382→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn, 383→ parentMessage: AssistantMessage, 384→ onProgress?: ToolCallProgress<P>, 385→ ): Promise<ToolResult<Output>> 386→ description( 387→ input: z.infer<Input>, 388→ options: { 389→ isNonInteractiveSession: boolean 390→ toolPermissionContext: ToolPermissionContext 391→ tools: Tools 392→ }, 393→ ): Promise<string> 394→ readonly inputSchema: Input 395→ // Type for MCP tools that can specify their input schema directly in JSON Schema format 396→ // rather than converting from Zod schema 397→ readonly inputJSONSchema?: ToolInputJSONSchema 398→ // Optional because TungstenTool doesn't define this. TODO: Make it required. 399→ // When we do that, we can also go through and make this a bit more type-safe. 400→ outputSchema?: z.ZodType<unknown> 401→ inputsEquivalent?(a: z.infer<Input>, b: z.infer<Input>): boolean 402→ isConcurrencySafe(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean 403→ isEnabled(): boolean 404→ isReadOnly(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean 405→ /* Defaults to false. Only set when the tool performs irreversible operations (delete, overwrite, send). / 406→ isDestructive?(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean 407→ /* 408→ * What should happen when the user submits a new message while this tool 409→ * is running. 410→ * 411→ * - 'cancel' — stop the tool and discard its result 412→ * - 'block' — keep running; the new message waits 413→ * 414→ * Defaults to 'block' when not implemented. 415→ / 416→ interruptBehavior?(): 'cancel' | 'block' 417→ /* 418→ * Returns information about whether this tool use is a search or read operation 419→ * that should be collapsed into a condensed display in the UI. Examples include 420→ * file searching (Grep, Glob), file reading (Read), and bash commands like find, 421→ * grep, wc, etc. 422→ * 423→ * Returns an object indicating whether the operation is a search or read operation: 424→ * - isSearch: true for search operations (grep, find, glob patterns) 425→ * - isRead: true for read operations (cat, head, tail, file read) 426→ * - isList: true for directory-listing operations (ls, tree, du) 427→ * - All can be false if the operation shouldn't be collapsed 428→ / 429→ isSearchOrReadCommand?(input: z.infer<Input>): { 430→ isSearch: boolean 431→ isRead: boolean 432→ isList?: boolean 433→ } 434→ isOpenWorld?(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean 435→ requiresUserInteraction?(): boolean 436→ isMcp?: boolean 437→ isLsp?: boolean 438→ /* 439→ * When true, this tool is deferred (sent with defer_loading: true) and requires 440→ * ToolSearch to be used before it can be called. 441→ / 442→ readonly shouldDefer?: boolean 443→ /* 444→ * When true, this tool is never deferred — its full schema appears in the 445→ * initial prompt even when ToolSearch is enabled. For MCP tools, set via 446→ * _meta['anthropic/alwaysLoad']. Use for tools the model must see on 447→ * turn 1 without a ToolSearch round-trip. 448→ / 449→ readonly alwaysLoad?: boolean 450→ /* 451→ * For MCP tools: the server and tool names as received from the MCP server (unnormalized). 452→ * Present on all MCP tools regardless of whether name is prefixed (mcp__server__tool) 453→ * or unprefixed (CLAUDE_AGENT_SDK_MCP_NO_PREFIX mode). 454→ / 455→ mcpInfo?: { serverName: string; toolName: string } 456→ readonly name: string 457→ /* 458→ * Maximum size in characters for tool result before it gets persisted to disk. 459→ * When exceeded, the result is saved to a file and Claude receives a preview 460→ * with the file path instead of the full content. 461→ * 462→ * Set to Infinity for tools whose output must never be persisted (e.g. Read, 463→ * where persisting creates a circular Read→file→Read loop and the tool 464→ * already self-bounds via its own limits). 465→ / 466→ maxResultSizeChars: number 467→ /* 468→ * When true, enables strict mode for this tool, which causes the API to
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\entrypoints\sdk\coreTypes.ts (1 - 100)**
Status: Completed 1→// SDK Core Types - Common serializable types used by both SDK consumers and SDK builders.
2→//
3→// Types are generated from Zod schemas in coreSchemas.ts.
4→// To modify types:
5→// 1. Edit Zod schemas in coreSchemas.ts
6→// 2. Run: bun scripts/generate-sdk-types.ts
7→//
8→// Schemas are available in coreSchemas.ts for runtime validation but are not
9→// part of the public API.
10→
11→// Re-export sandbox types for SDK consumers
12→export type {
13→ SandboxFilesystemConfig,
14→ SandboxIgnoreViolations,
15→ SandboxNetworkConfig,
16→ SandboxSettings,
17→} from '../sandboxTypes.js'
18→// Re-export all generated types
19→export * from './coreTypes.generated.js'
20→
21→// Re-export utility types that can't be expressed as Zod schemas
22→export type { NonNullableUsage } from './sdkUtilityTypes.js'
23→
24→// Const arrays for runtime usage
25→export const HOOK_EVENTS = [
26→ 'PreToolUse',
27→ 'PostToolUse',
28→ 'PostToolUseFailure',
29→ 'Notification',
30→ 'UserPromptSubmit',
31→ 'SessionStart',
32→ 'SessionEnd',
33→ 'Stop',
34→ 'StopFailure',
35→ 'SubagentStart',
36→ 'SubagentStop',
37→ 'PreCompact',
38→ 'PostCompact',
39→ 'PermissionRequest',
40→ 'PermissionDenied',
41→ 'Setup',
42→ 'TeammateIdle',
43→ 'TaskCreated',
44→ 'TaskCompleted',
45→ 'Elicitation',
46→ 'ElicitationResult',
47→ 'ConfigChange',
48→ 'WorktreeCreate',
49→ 'WorktreeRemove',
50→ 'InstructionsLoaded',
51→ 'CwdChanged',
52→ 'FileChanged',
53→] as const
54→
55→export const EXIT_REASONS = [
56→ 'clear',
57→ 'resume',
58→ 'logout',
59→ 'prompt_input_exit',
60→ 'other',
61→ 'bypass_permissions_disabled',
62→] as const
63→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Now I have enough source material to write CH06 and CH09. Let me also read a bit more of Tool.ts to get the `buildTool` and `ToolDef` types.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\Tool.ts (467 - 586)**
Status: Completed467→ /** 468→ * When true, enables strict mode for this tool, which causes the API to 469→ * more strictly adhere to tool instructions and parameter schemas. 470→ * Only applied when the tengu_tool_pear is enabled. 471→ / 472→ readonly strict?: boolean 473→ 474→ /* 475→ * Called on copies of tool_use input before observers see it (SDK stream, 476→ * transcript, canUseTool, PreToolUse/PostToolUse hooks). Mutate in place 477→ * to add legacy/derived fields. Must be idempotent. The original API-bound 478→ * input is never mutated (preserves prompt cache). Not re-applied when a 479→ * hook/permission returns a fresh updatedInput — those own their shape. 480→ / 481→ backfillObservableInput?(input: Record<string, unknown>): void 482→ 483→ /* 484→ * Determines if this tool is allowed to run with this input in the current context. 485→ * It informs the model of why the tool use failed, and does not directly display any UI. 486→ * @param input 487→ * @param context 488→ / 489→ validateInput?( 490→ input: z.infer<Input>, 491→ context: ToolUseContext, 492→ ): Promise<ValidationResult> 493→ 494→ /* 495→ * Determines if the user is asked for permission. Only called after validateInput() passes. 496→ * General permission logic is in permissions.ts. This method contains tool-specific logic. 497→ * @param input 498→ * @param context 499→ / 500→ checkPermissions( 501→ input: z.infer<Input>, 502→ context: ToolUseContext, 503→ ): Promise<PermissionResult> 504→ 505→ // Optional method for tools that operate on a file path 506→ getPath?(input: z.infer<Input>): string 507→ 508→ /* 509→ * Prepare a matcher for hook if conditions (permission-rule patterns like 510→ * "git " from "Bash(git )"). Called once per hook-input pair; any 511→ * expensive parsing happens here. Returns a closure that is called per 512→ * hook pattern. If not implemented, only tool-name-level matching works. 513→ / 514→ preparePermissionMatcher?( 515→ input: z.infer<Input>, 516→ ): Promise<(pattern: string) => boolean> 517→ 518→ prompt(options: { 519→ getToolPermissionContext: () => Promise<ToolPermissionContext> 520→ tools: Tools 521→ agents: AgentDefinition[] 522→ allowedAgentTypes?: string[] 523→ }): Promise<string> 524→ userFacingName(input: Partial<z.infer<Input>> | undefined): string 525→ userFacingNameBackgroundColor?( 526→ input: Partial<z.infer<Input>> | undefined, 527→ ): keyof Theme | undefined 528→ / 529→ * Transparent wrappers (e.g. REPL) delegate all rendering to their progress 530→ * handler, which emits native-looking blocks for each inner tool call. 531→ * The wrapper itself shows nothing. 532→ / 533→ isTransparentWrapper?(): boolean 534→ / 535→ * Returns a short string summary of this tool use for display in compact views. 536→ * @param input The tool input 537→ * @returns A short string summary, or null to not display 538→ / 539→ getToolUseSummary?(input: Partial<z.infer<Input>> | undefined): string | null 540→ /* 541→ * Returns a human-readable present-tense activity description for spinner display. 542→ * Example: "Reading src/foo.ts", "Running bun test", "Searching for pattern" 543→ * @param input The tool input 544→ * @returns Activity description string, or null to fall back to tool name 545→ / 546→ getActivityDescription?( 547→ input: Partial<z.infer<Input>> | undefined, 548→ ): string | null 549→ /* 550→ * Returns a compact representation of this tool use for the auto-mode 551→ * security classifier. Examples: ls -la for Bash, /tmp/x: new content 552→ * for Edit. Return '' to skip this tool in the classifier transcript 553→ * (e.g. tools with no security relevance). May return an object to avoid 554→ * double-encoding when the caller JSON-wraps the value. 555→ / 556→ toAutoClassifierInput(input: z.infer<Input>): unknown 557→ mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam( 558→ content: Output, 559→ toolUseID: string, 560→ ): ToolResultBlockParam 561→ /* 562→ * Optional. When omitted, the tool result renders nothing (same as returning 563→ * null). Omit for tools whose results are surfaced elsewhere (e.g., TodoWrite 564→ * updates the todo panel, not the transcript). 565→ / 566→ renderToolResultMessage?( 567→ content: Output, 568→ progressMessagesForMessage: ProgressMessage<P>[], 569→ options: { 570→ style?: 'condensed' 571→ theme: ThemeName 572→ tools: Tools 573→ verbose: boolean 574→ isTranscriptMode?: boolean 575→ isBriefOnly?: boolean 576→ /* Original tool_use input, when available. Useful for compact result 577→ * summaries that reference what was requested (e.g. "Sent to #foo"). / 578→ input?: unknown 579→ }, 580→ ): React.ReactNode 581→ /* 582→ * Flattened text of what renderToolResultMessage shows IN TRANSCRIPT 583→ * MODE (verbose=true, isTranscriptMode=true). For transcript search 584→ * indexing: the index counts occurrences in this string, the highlight 585→ * overlay scans the actual screen buffer. For count ≡ highlight, this 586→ * must return the text that ends up visible — not the model-facing
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\QueryEngine.ts (400 - 549)**
Status: Completed400→ for await (const message of handleOrphanedPermission( 401→ orphanedPermission, 402→ tools, 403→ this.mutableMessages, 404→ processUserInputContext, 405→ )) { 406→ yield message 407→ } 408→ } 409→ 410→ const { 411→ messages: messagesFromUserInput, 412→ shouldQuery, 413→ allowedTools, 414→ model: modelFromUserInput, 415→ resultText, 416→ } = await processUserInput({ 417→ input: prompt, 418→ mode: 'prompt', 419→ setToolJSX: () => {}, 420→ context: { 421→ ...processUserInputContext, 422→ messages: this.mutableMessages, 423→ }, 424→ messages: this.mutableMessages, 425→ uuid: options?.uuid, 426→ isMeta: options?.isMeta, 427→ querySource: 'sdk', 428→ }) 429→ 430→ // Push new messages, including user input and any attachments 431→ this.mutableMessages.push(...messagesFromUserInput) 432→ 433→ // Update params to reflect updates from processing /slash commands 434→ const messages = [...this.mutableMessages] 435→ 436→ // Persist the user's message(s) to transcript BEFORE entering the query 437→ // loop. The for-await below only calls recordTranscript when ask() yields 438→ // an assistant/user/compact_boundary message — which doesn't happen until 439→ // the API responds. If the process is killed before that (e.g. user clicks 440→ // Stop in cowork seconds after send), the transcript is left with only 441→ // queue-operation entries; getLastSessionLog filters those out, returns 442→ // null, and --resume fails with "No conversation found". Writing now makes 443→ // the transcript resumable from the point the user message was accepted, 444→ // even if no API response ever arrives. 445→ // 446→ // --bare / SIMPLE: fire-and-forget. Scripted calls don't --resume after 447→ // kill-mid-request. The await is ~4ms on SSD, ~30ms under disk contention 448→ // — the single largest controllable critical-path cost after module eval. 449→ // Transcript is still written (for post-hoc debugging); just not blocking. 450→ if (persistSession && messagesFromUserInput.length > 0) { 451→ const transcriptPromise = recordTranscript(messages) 452→ if (isBareMode()) { 453→ void transcriptPromise 454→ } else { 455→ await transcriptPromise 456→ if ( 457→ isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_EAGER_FLUSH) || 458→ isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_IS_COWORK) 459→ ) { 460→ await flushSessionStorage() 461→ } 462→ } 463→ } 464→ 465→ // Filter messages that should be acknowledged after transcript 466→ const replayableMessages = messagesFromUserInput.filter( 467→ msg => 468→ (msg.type === 'user' && 469→ !msg.isMeta && // Skip synthetic caveat messages 470→ !msg.toolUseResult && // Skip tool results (they'll be acked from query) 471→ messageSelector().selectableUserMessagesFilter(msg)) || // Skip non-user-authored messages (task notifications, etc.) 472→ (msg.type === 'system' && msg.subtype === 'compact_boundary'), // Always ack compact boundaries 473→ ) 474→ const messagesToAck = replayUserMessages ? replayableMessages : [] 475→ 476→ // Update the ToolPermissionContext based on user input processing (as necessary) 477→ setAppState(prev => ({ 478→ ...prev, 479→ toolPermissionContext: { 480→ ...prev.toolPermissionContext, 481→ alwaysAllowRules: { 482→ ...prev.toolPermissionContext.alwaysAllowRules, 483→ command: allowedTools, 484→ }, 485→ }, 486→ })) 487→ 488→ const mainLoopModel = modelFromUserInput ?? initialMainLoopModel 489→ 490→ // Recreate after processing the prompt to pick up updated messages and 491→ // model (from slash commands). 492→ processUserInputContext = { 493→ messages, 494→ setMessages: () => {}, 495→ onChangeAPIKey: () => {}, 496→ handleElicitation: this.config.handleElicitation, 497→ options: { 498→ commands, 499→ debug: false, 500→ tools, 501→ verbose, 502→ mainLoopModel, 503→ thinkingConfig: initialThinkingConfig, 504→ mcpClients, 505→ mcpResources: {}, 506→ ideInstallationStatus: null, 507→ isNonInteractiveSession: true, 508→ customSystemPrompt, 509→ appendSystemPrompt, 510→ theme: resolveThemeSetting(getGlobalConfig().theme), 511→ agentDefinitions: { activeAgents: agents, allAgents: [] }, 512→ maxBudgetUsd, 513→ }, 514→ getAppState, 515→ setAppState, 516→ abortController: this.abortController, 517→ readFileState: this.readFileState, 518→ nestedMemoryAttachmentTriggers: new Set<string>(), 519→ loadedNestedMemoryPaths: this.loadedNestedMemoryPaths, 520→ dynamicSkillDirTriggers: new Set<string>(), 521→ discoveredSkillNames: this.discoveredSkillNames, 522→ setInProgressToolUseIDs: () => {}, 523→ setResponseLength: () => {}, 524→ updateFileHistoryState: processUserInputContext.updateFileHistoryState, 525→ updateAttributionState: processUserInputContext.updateAttributionState, 526→ setSDKStatus, 527→ } 528→ 529→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('before_skills_plugins') 530→ // Cache-only: headless/SDK/CCR startup must not block on network for 531→ // ref-tracked plugins. CCR populates the cache via CLAUDE_CODE_SYNC_PLUGIN_INSTALL 532→ // (headlessPluginInstall) or CLAUDE_CODE_PLUGIN_SEED_DIR before this runs; 533→ // SDK callers that need fresh source can call /reload-plugins. 534→ const [skills, { enabled: enabledPlugins }] = await Promise.all([ 535→ getSlashCommandToolSkills(getCwd()), 536→ loadAllPluginsCacheOnly(), 537→ ]) 538→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('after_skills_plugins') 539→ 540→ yield buildSystemInitMessage({ 541→ tools, 542→ mcpClients, 543→ model: mainLoopModel, 544→ permissionMode: initialAppState.toolPermissionContext 545→ .mode as PermissionMode, // TODO: avoid the cast 546→ commands, 547→ agents, 548→ skills, 549→ plugins: enabledPlugins,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I now have enough source material for CH06 and CH09. Let me also read the `buildTool` function from Tool.ts to show how it creates a tool.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\Tool.ts (600 - 699)**
Status: Completed600→ /** 601→ * Render the tool use message. Note that input is partial because we render 602→ * the message as soon as possible, possibly before tool parameters have fully 603→ * streamed in. 604→ / 605→ renderToolUseMessage( 606→ input: Partial<z.infer<Input>>, 607→ options: { theme: ThemeName; verbose: boolean; commands?: Command[] }, 608→ ): React.ReactNode 609→ /* 610→ * Returns true when the non-verbose rendering of this output is truncated 611→ * (i.e., clicking to expand would reveal more content). Gates 612→ * click-to-expand in fullscreen — only messages where verbose actually 613→ * shows more get a hover/click affordance. Unset means never truncated. 614→ / 615→ isResultTruncated?(output: Output): boolean 616→ /* 617→ * Renders an optional tag to display after the tool use message. 618→ * Used for additional metadata like timeout, model, resume ID, etc. 619→ * Returns null to not display anything. 620→ / 621→ renderToolUseTag?(input: Partial<z.infer<Input>>): React.ReactNode 622→ /* 623→ * Optional. When omitted, no progress UI is shown while the tool runs. 624→ / 625→ renderToolUseProgressMessage?( 626→ progressMessagesForMessage: ProgressMessage<P>[], 627→ options: { 628→ tools: Tools 629→ verbose: boolean 630→ terminalSize?: { columns: number; rows: number } 631→ inProgressToolCallCount?: number 632→ isTranscriptMode?: boolean 633→ }, 634→ ): React.ReactNode 635→ renderToolUseQueuedMessage?(): React.ReactNode 636→ /* 637→ * Optional. When omitted, falls back to <FallbackToolUseRejectedMessage />. 638→ * Only define this for tools that need custom rejection UI (e.g., file edits 639→ * that show the rejected diff). 640→ / 641→ renderToolUseRejectedMessage?( 642→ input: z.infer<Input>, 643→ options: { 644→ columns: number 645→ messages: Message[] 646→ style?: 'condensed' 647→ theme: ThemeName 648→ tools: Tools 649→ verbose: boolean 650→ progressMessagesForMessage: ProgressMessage<P>[] 651→ isTranscriptMode?: boolean 652→ }, 653→ ): React.ReactNode 654→ /* 655→ * Optional. When omitted, falls back to <FallbackToolUseErrorMessage />. 656→ * Only define this for tools that need custom error UI (e.g., search tools 657→ * that show "File not found" instead of the raw error). 658→ / 659→ renderToolUseErrorMessage?( 660→ result: ToolResultBlockParam['content'], 661→ options: { 662→ progressMessagesForMessage: ProgressMessage<P>[] 663→ tools: Tools 664→ verbose: boolean 665→ isTranscriptMode?: boolean 666→ }, 667→ ): React.ReactNode 668→ 669→ /* 670→ * Renders multiple parallel instances of this tool as a group. 671→ * @returns React node to render, or null to fall back to individual rendering 672→ / 673→ /* 674→ * Renders multiple tool uses as a group (non-verbose mode only). 675→ * In verbose mode, individual tool uses render at their original positions. 676→ * @returns React node to render, or null to fall back to individual rendering 677→ / 678→ renderGroupedToolUse?( 679→ toolUses: Array<{ 680→ param: ToolUseBlockParam 681→ isResolved: boolean 682→ isError: boolean 683→ isInProgress: boolean 684→ progressMessages: ProgressMessage<P>[] 685→ result?: { 686→ param: ToolResultBlockParam 687→ output: unknown 688→ } 689→ }>, 690→ options: { 691→ shouldAnimate: boolean 692→ tools: Tools 693→ }, 694→ ): React.ReactNode | null 695→} 696→ 697→/* 698→ * A collection of tools. Use this type instead of Tool[] to make it easier 699→ * to track where tool sets are assembled, passed, and filtered across the codebase.
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read src\Tool.ts (697 - 816)**
Status: Completed697→/** 698→ * A collection of tools. Use this type instead of Tool[] to make it easier 699→ * to track where tool sets are assembled, passed, and filtered across the codebase. 700→ / 701→export type Tools = readonly Tool[] 702→ 703→/* 704→ * Methods that buildTool supplies a default for. A ToolDef may omit these; 705→ * the resulting Tool always has them. 706→ / 707→type DefaultableToolKeys = 708→ | 'isEnabled' 709→ | 'isConcurrencySafe' 710→ | 'isReadOnly' 711→ | 'isDestructive' 712→ | 'checkPermissions' 713→ | 'toAutoClassifierInput' 714→ | 'userFacingName' 715→ 716→/* 717→ * Tool definition accepted by buildTool. Same shape as Tool but with the 718→ * defaultable methods optional — buildTool fills them in so callers always 719→ * see a complete Tool. 720→ / 721→export type ToolDef< 722→ Input extends AnyObject = AnyObject, 723→ Output = unknown, 724→ P extends ToolProgressData = ToolProgressData, 725→> = Omit<Tool<Input, Output, P>, DefaultableToolKeys> & 726→ Partial<Pick<Tool<Input, Output, P>, DefaultableToolKeys>> 727→ 728→/* 729→ * Type-level spread mirroring { ...TOOL_DEFAULTS, ...def }. For each 730→ * defaultable key: if D provides it (required), D's type wins; if D omits 731→ * it or has it optional (inherited from Partial<> in the constraint), the 732→ * default fills in. All other keys come from D verbatim — preserving arity, 733→ * optional presence, and literal types exactly as satisfies Tool did. 734→ / 735→type BuiltTool<D> = Omit<D, DefaultableToolKeys> & { 736→ [K in DefaultableToolKeys]-?: K extends keyof D 737→ ? undefined extends D[K] 738→ ? ToolDefaults[K] 739→ : D[K] 740→ : ToolDefaults[K] 741→} 742→ 743→/* 744→ * Build a complete Tool from a partial definition, filling in safe defaults 745→ * for the commonly-stubbed methods. All tool exports should go through this so 746→ * that defaults live in one place and callers never need ?.() ?? default. 747→ * 748→ * Defaults (fail-closed where it matters): 749→ * - isEnabled → true 750→ * - isConcurrencySafe → false (assume not safe) 751→ * - isReadOnly → false (assume writes) 752→ * - isDestructive → false 753→ * - checkPermissions → { behavior: 'allow', updatedInput } (defer to general permission system) 754→ * - toAutoClassifierInput → '' (skip classifier — security-relevant tools must override) 755→ * - userFacingName → name 756→ */ 757→const TOOL_DEFAULTS = { 758→ isEnabled: () => true, 759→ isConcurrencySafe: (_input?: unknown) => false, 760→ isReadOnly: (_input?: unknown) => false, 761→ isDestructive: (_input?: unknown) => false, 762→ checkPermissions: ( 763→ input: { [key: string]: unknown }, 764→ _ctx?: ToolUseContext, 765→ ): Promise<PermissionResult> => 766→ Promise.resolve({ behavior: 'allow', updatedInput: input }), 767→ toAutoClassifierInput: (_input?: unknown) => '', 768→ userFacingName: (_input?: unknown) => '', 769→} 770→ 771→// The defaults type is the ACTUAL shape of TOOL_DEFAULTS (optional params so 772→// both 0-arg and full-arg call sites type-check — stubs varied in arity and 773→// tests relied on that), not the interface's strict signatures. 774→type ToolDefaults = typeof TOOL_DEFAULTS 775→ 776→// D infers the concrete object-literal type from the call site. The 777→// constraint provides contextual typing for method parameters; any in 778→// constraint position is structural and never leaks into the return type. 779→// BuiltTool<D> mirrors runtime {...TOOL_DEFAULTS, ...def} at the type level. 780→// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any 781→type AnyToolDef = ToolDef<any, any, any> 782→ 783→export function buildTool<D extends AnyToolDef>(def: D): BuiltTool<D> { 784→ // The runtime spread is straightforward; the as bridges the gap between 785→ // the structural-any constraint and the precise BuiltTool<D> return. The 786→ // type semantics are proven by the 0-error typecheck across all 60+ tools. 787→ return { 788→ ...TOOL_DEFAULTS, 789→ userFacingName: () => def.name, 790→ ...def, 791→ } as BuiltTool<D> 792→} 793→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Now I have all the source material needed to write CH06 and CH09. Let me also quickly look at the QueryEngine.ts to see the `ask()` function for CH09.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\QueryEngine.ts (550 - 699)**
Status: Completed550→ fastMode: initialAppState.fastMode, 551→ }) 552→ 553→ // Record when system message is yielded for headless latency tracking 554→ headlessProfilerCheckpoint('system_message_yielded') 555→ 556→ if (!shouldQuery) { 557→ // Return the results of local slash commands. 558→ // Use messagesFromUserInput (not replayableMessages) for command output 559→ // because selectableUserMessagesFilter excludes local-command-stdout tags. 560→ for (const msg of messagesFromUserInput) { 561→ if ( 562→ msg.type === 'user' && 563→ typeof msg.message.content === 'string' && 564→ (msg.message.content.includes(<${LOCAL_COMMAND_STDOUT_TAG}>) || 565→ msg.message.content.includes(<${LOCAL_COMMAND_STDERR_TAG}>) || 566→ msg.isCompactSummary) 567→ ) { 568→ yield { 569→ type: 'user', 570→ message: { 571→ ...msg.message, 572→ content: stripAnsi(msg.message.content), 573→ }, 574→ session_id: getSessionId(), 575→ parent_tool_use_id: null, 576→ uuid: msg.uuid, 577→ timestamp: msg.timestamp, 578→ isReplay: !msg.isCompactSummary, 579→ isSynthetic: msg.isMeta || msg.isVisibleInTranscriptOnly, 580→ } as SDKUserMessageReplay 581→ } 582→ 583→ // Local command output — yield as a synthetic assistant message so 584→ // RC renders it as assistant-style text rather than a user bubble. 585→ // Emitted as assistant (not the dedicated SDKLocalCommandOutputMessage 586→ // system subtype) so mobile clients + session-ingress can parse it. 587→ if ( 588→ msg.type === 'system' && 589→ msg.subtype === 'local_command' && 590→ typeof msg.content === 'string' && 591→ (msg.content.includes(<${LOCAL_COMMAND_STDOUT_TAG}>) || 592→ msg.content.includes(<${LOCAL_COMMAND_STDERR_TAG}>)) 593→ ) { 594→ yield localCommandOutputToSDKAssistantMessage(msg.content, msg.uuid) 595→ } 596→ 597→ if (msg.type === 'system' && msg.subtype === 'compact_boundary') { 598→ yield { 599→ type: 'system', 600→ subtype: 'compact_boundary' as const, 601→ session_id: getSessionId(), 602→ uuid: msg.uuid, 603→ compact_metadata: toSDKCompactMetadata(msg.compactMetadata), 604→ } as SDKCompactBoundaryMessage 605→ } 606→ } 607→ 608→ if (persistSession) { 609→ await recordTranscript(messages) 610→ if ( 611→ isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_EAGER_FLUSH) || 612→ isEnvTruthy(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_IS_COWORK) 613→ ) { 614→ await flushSessionStorage() 615→ } 616→ } 617→ 618→ yield { 619→ type: 'result', 620→ subtype: 'success', 621→ is_error: false, 622→ duration_ms: Date.now() - startTime, 623→ duration_api_ms: getTotalAPIDuration(), 624→ num_turns: messages.length - 1, 625→ result: resultText ?? '', 626→ stop_reason: null, 627→ session_id: getSessionId(), 628→ total_cost_usd: getTotalCost(), 629→ usage: this.totalUsage, 630→ modelUsage: getModelUsage(), 631→ permission_denials: this.permissionDenials, 632→ fast_mode_state: getFastModeState( 633→ mainLoopModel, 634→ initialAppState.fastMode, 635→ ), 636→ uuid: randomUUID(), 637→ } 638→ return 639→ } 640→ 641→ if (fileHistoryEnabled() && persistSession) { 642→ messagesFromUserInput 643→ .filter(messageSelector().selectableUserMessagesFilter) 644→ .forEach(message => { 645→ void fileHistoryMakeSnapshot( 646→ (updater: (prev: FileHistoryState) => FileHistoryState) => { 647→ setAppState(prev => ({ 648→ ...prev, 649→ fileHistory: updater(prev.fileHistory), 650→ })) 651→ }, 652→ message.uuid, 653→ ) 654→ }) 655→ } 656→ 657→ // Track current message usage (reset on each message_start) 658→ let currentMessageUsage: NonNullableUsage = EMPTY_USAGE 659→ let turnCount = 1 660→ let hasAcknowledgedInitialMessages = false 661→ // Track structured output from StructuredOutput tool calls 662→ let structuredOutputFromTool: unknown 663→ // Track the last stop_reason from assistant messages 664→ let lastStopReason: string | null = null 665→ // Reference-based watermark so error_during_execution's errors[] is 666→ // turn-scoped. A length-based index breaks when the 100-entry ring buffer 667→ // shift()s during the turn — the index slides. If this entry is rotated 668→ // out, lastIndexOf returns -1 and we include everything (safe fallback). 669→ const errorLogWatermark = getInMemoryErrors().at(-1) 670→ // Snapshot count before this query for delta-based retry limiting 671→ const initialStructuredOutputCalls = jsonSchema 672→ ? countToolCalls(this.mutableMessages, SYNTHETIC_OUTPUT_TOOL_NAME) 673→ : 0 674→ 675→ for await (const message of query({ 676→ messages, 677→ systemPrompt, 678→ userContext, 679→ systemContext, 680→ canUseTool: wrappedCanUseTool, 681→ toolUseContext: processUserInputContext, 682→ fallbackModel, 683→ querySource: 'sdk', 684→ maxTurns, 685→ taskBudget, 686→ })) { 687→ // Record assistant, user, and compact boundary messages 688→ if ( 689→ message.type === 'assistant' || 690→ message.type === 'user' || 691→ (message.type === 'system' && message.subtype === 'compact_boundary') 692→ ) { 693→ // Before writing a compact boundary, flush any in-memory-only 694→ // messages up through the preservedSegment tail. Attachments and 695→ // progress are now recorded inline (their switch cases below), but 696→ // this flush still matters for the preservedSegment tail walk. 697→ // If the SDK subprocess restarts before then (claude-desktop kills 698→ // between turns), tailUuid points to a never-written message → 699→ // applyPreservedSegmentRelinks fails its tail→head walk → returns
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I have enough source material now. Let me launch the 4 writing agents for CH06 and CH09.
For CH06 (Tool System Deep Dive):
- Tool interface (`src/Tool.ts`) - the universal tool contract
- `buildTool()` factory function
- `src/tools.ts` - tool registry assembly
- `src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts` - example tool anatomy
- `src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts` - tool orchestration
For CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK Interface):
- `src/QueryEngine.ts` - QueryEngine class
- `src/entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.ts` and `src/entrypoints/sdk/coreTypes.ts` - the public type surface and core types that shape the SDK interface
I need to dig deeper into `tools.ts` to see how the full registry assembly works.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read src\tools.ts (97 - 216)**
Status: Completed97→import { SYNTHETIC_OUTPUT_TOOL_NAME } from './tools/SyntheticOutputTool/SyntheticOutputTool.js'
98→export {
99→ ALL_AGENT_DISALLOWED_TOOLS,
100→ CUSTOM_AGENT_DISALLOWED_TOOLS, 101→ ASYNC_AGENT_ALLOWED_TOOLS, 102→ COORDINATOR_MODE_ALLOWED_TOOLS, 103→} from './constants/tools.js' 104→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle' 105→// Dead code elimination: conditional import for OVERFLOW_TEST_TOOL 106→/* eslint-disable custom-rules/no-process-env-top-level, @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 107→const OverflowTestTool = feature('OVERFLOW_TEST_TOOL') 108→ ? require('./tools/OverflowTestTool/OverflowTestTool.js').OverflowTestTool 109→ : null 110→const CtxInspectTool = feature('CONTEXT_COLLAPSE') 111→ ? require('./tools/CtxInspectTool/CtxInspectTool.js').CtxInspectTool 112→ : null 113→const TerminalCaptureTool = feature('TERMINAL_PANEL') 114→ ? require('./tools/TerminalCaptureTool/TerminalCaptureTool.js') 115→ .TerminalCaptureTool 116→ : null 117→const WebBrowserTool = feature('WEB_BROWSER_TOOL') 118→ ? require('./tools/WebBrowserTool/WebBrowserTool.js').WebBrowserTool 119→ : null 120→const coordinatorModeModule = feature('COORDINATOR_MODE') 121→ ? (require('./coordinator/coordinatorMode.js') as typeof import('./coordinator/coordinatorMode.js')) 122→ : null 123→const SnipTool = feature('HISTORY_SNIP') 124→ ? require('./tools/SnipTool/SnipTool.js').SnipTool 125→ : null 126→const ListPeersTool = feature('UDS_INBOX') 127→ ? require('./tools/ListPeersTool/ListPeersTool.js').ListPeersTool 128→ : null 129→const WorkflowTool = feature('WORKFLOW_SCRIPTS') 130→ ? (() => { 131→ require('./tools/WorkflowTool/bundled/index.js').initBundledWorkflows() 132→ return require('./tools/WorkflowTool/WorkflowTool.js').WorkflowTool 133→ })() 134→ : null 135→/ eslint-enable custom-rules/no-process-env-top-level, @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 136→import type { ToolPermissionContext } from './Tool.js' 137→import { getDenyRuleForTool } from './utils/permissions/permissions.js' 138→import { hasEmbeddedSearchTools } from './utils/embeddedTools.js' 139→import { isEnvTruthy } from './utils/envUtils.js' 140→import { isPowerShellToolEnabled } from './utils/shell/shellToolUtils.js' 141→import { isAgentSwarmsEnabled } from './utils/agentSwarmsEnabled.js' 142→import { isWorktreeModeEnabled } from './utils/worktreeModeEnabled.js' 143→import { 144→ REPL_TOOL_NAME, 145→ REPL_ONLY_TOOLS, 146→ isReplModeEnabled, 147→} from './tools/REPLTool/constants.js' 148→export { REPL_ONLY_TOOLS } 149→/ eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 150→const getPowerShellTool = () => { 151→ if (!isPowerShellToolEnabled()) return null 152→ return ( 153→ require('./tools/PowerShellTool/PowerShellTool.js') as typeof import('./tools/PowerShellTool/PowerShellTool.js') 154→ ).PowerShellTool 155→} 156→/ eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports / 157→ 158→/* 159→ * Predefined tool presets that can be used with --tools flag 160→ / 161→export const TOOL_PRESETS = ['default'] as const 162→ 163→export type ToolPreset = (typeof TOOL_PRESETS)[number] 164→ 165→export function parseToolPreset(preset: string): ToolPreset | null { 166→ const presetString = preset.toLowerCase() 167→ if (!TOOL_PRESETS.includes(presetString as ToolPreset)) { 168→ return null 169→ } 170→ return presetString as ToolPreset 171→} 172→ 173→/* 174→ * Get the list of tool names for a given preset 175→ * Filters out tools that are disabled via isEnabled() check 176→ * @param preset The preset name 177→ * @returns Array of tool names 178→ / 179→export function getToolsForDefaultPreset(): string[] { 180→ const tools = getAllBaseTools() 181→ const isEnabled = tools.map(tool => tool.isEnabled()) 182→ return tools.filter((_, i) => isEnabled[i]).map(tool => tool.name) 183→} 184→ 185→/* 186→ * Get the complete exhaustive list of all tools that could be available 187→ * in the current environment (respecting process.env flags). 188→ * This is the source of truth for ALL tools. 189→ / 190→/* 191→ * NOTE: This MUST stay in sync with https://console.statsig.com/4aF3Ewatb6xPVpCwxb5nA3/dynamic_configs/claude_code_global_system_caching, in order to cache the system prompt across users. 192→ */ 193→export function getAllBaseTools(): Tools { 194→ return [ 195→ AgentTool, 196→ TaskOutputTool, 197→ BashTool, 198→ // Ant-native builds have bfs/ugrep embedded in the bun binary (same ARGV0 199→ // trick as ripgrep). When available, find/grep in Claude's shell are aliased 200→ // to these fast tools, so the dedicated Glob/Grep tools are unnecessary. 201→ ...(hasEmbeddedSearchTools() ? [] : [GlobTool, GrepTool]), 202→ ExitPlanModeV2Tool, 203→ FileReadTool, 204→ FileEditTool, 205→ FileWriteTool, 206→ NotebookEditTool, 207→ WebFetchTool, 208→ TodoWriteTool, 209→ WebSearchTool, 210→ TaskStopTool, 211→ AskUserQuestionTool, 212→ SkillTool, 213→ EnterPlanModeTool, 214→ ...(process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' ? [ConfigTool] : []), 215→ ...(process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' ? [TungstenTool] : []), 216→ ...(SuggestBackgroundPRTool ? [SuggestBackgroundPRTool] : []),
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Now I have a very comprehensive view of the codebase. Let me start the 4 writing agents for CH06 and CH09.
For CH06 I need:
1. Tool<Input, Output, P> interface from Tool.ts
2. buildTool() factory function
3. tools.ts registry (getAllBaseTools)
4. FileReadTool anatomy as example
5. toolOrchestration.ts (runTools, partitioned execution)
For CH09 I need:
1. QueryEngine class and constructor
2. submitMessage() async generator
3. QueryEngineConfig
4. agentSdkTypes.ts (public API surface)
5. coreTypes.ts (SDKMessage types)
Now I'm launching the writing agents.
</thinking>
资料收集完毕。启动 CH06 和 CH09 的四个并行写作 agent。
**Tool Call: 写 CH06 中文章节**
Status: Completed
## Task Completion: CH06-CN
### Status: DONE
### Changes Made
- `/d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md`: 新建章节文件，约 500 行，覆盖所有要求的大纲内容
- `/d/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: 勾选 CH06-CN 完成状态并添加内容摘要
### Tests
- Ran: 无自动化测试（内容创作任务）
- Result: 文件创建成功，Mermaid 图表语法正确，TypeScript 代码骨架完整可运行
- New tests added: none
### Progress Files Updated
- `docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: 将 `CH06-CN` 从 `[ ]` 改为 `[x]`，附完整内容摘要
### Notes
章节结构严格按照要求的大纲执行，覆盖了以下所有核心点：
**Mermaid 流程图** 在 6.1 节，完整描绘了从模型产生 `tool_use` 到 REPL 渲染结果的全部节点和分支，包括错误路径（未找到工具、校验失败、权限拒绝）。
**接口详解** 按四个职责域（执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）分节讲解，每个方法附英文注释说明参数语义和设计意图。
**FileReadTool 解剖** 涵盖了 `lazySchema` 延迟初始化的原因（避免循环依赖、加速模块加载）、6路判别联合的类型收窄优势、`validateInput` 与 `checkPermissions` 的分工边界、`readFileState + mtime` 去重机制的正确性假设和误判方向。
**工具编排** 详细分析了 `partitionToolCalls` 的分区规则、并发批次中 `contextModifier` 延迟应用的竞态安全设计，以及 `CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY` 环境变量的并发控制机制。
**完整代码骨架** 实现了一个可直接集成的 `WordCountTool`，包含所有接口方法实现、注册步骤和完工验证清单，满足验收标准"读者能从零实现新工具"。
agentId: aa2fa1bfef6b3aa1b (use SendMessage with to: 'aa2fa1bfef6b3aa1b' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 38482
tool_uses: 12
duration_ms: 279042</usage>
**Tool Call: 写 CH06 英文章节**
Status: Completed
## Task Completion: CH06-EN
### Status: DONE
### Changes Made
- `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md`: Created the full teaching chapter (~3,700 words of prose plus annotated code). Sections cover the 5-stage lifecycle (Mermaid flowchart), the complete `Tool<Input, Output>` interface method-by-method, `buildTool()` and the `ToolDef`/`Tool` split with the 7 defaultable keys, a 7-subsection dissection of `FileReadTool` (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union, extension dispatch, validateInput guard clauses, API serialization, dedup mechanism, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), the `getAllBaseTools()` registry design including feature gates and Statsig sync constraint, `runTools()` orchestration with `partitionToolCalls` batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution semantics with contextModifier ordering, `StreamingToolExecutor`, and a complete `WordCountTool` implementation walkthrough (all required methods, registration step, test guidance).
- `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: Checked off CH06-EN with a summary note describing all major topics covered.
### Tests
- Ran: N/A (writing task, no executable code in this repo)
- Result: N/A
- New tests added: none
### Progress Files Updated
- `docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: checked off CH06-EN
### Notes
The chapter follows the established style from Chapter 5 and Chapter 8: prose introductions for each concept, then annotated code blocks with `src/File.ts:line_number` references. The `WordCountTool` skeleton in Section 6.7 is intentionally complete enough that a reader could paste it into the codebase with minor import adjustments — the acceptance criterion requires that the reader be able to implement a new tool from scratch after reading the chapter. The `checkPermissions` reference to `WordCountTool` itself in the skeleton is flagged inline with a comment explaining why the apparent circularity is safe at runtime (module initialization ordering).
agentId: a9e36427c1582edc7 (use SendMessage with to: 'a9e36427c1582edc7' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 37379
tool_uses: 9
duration_ms: 303035</usage>
**Tool Call: 写 CH09 中文章节**
Status: Completed
## Task Completion: CH09-CN
### Status: DONE
### Changes Made
- `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md`: 新建章节文件，完整覆盖所有大纲小节（9.1 到 9.8 加本章要点回顾），包含 Mermaid 序列图、SDKMessage 变体对比表、完整程序化使用示例代码（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消模式）
- `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: 将 `CH09-CN` 条目从 `[ ]` 改为 `[x]`，附加详细的覆盖内容摘要
### Tests
- Ran: 无自动化测试（内容写作任务）
- Result: 文件创建成功，进度文件更新成功，内容结构完整
- New tests added: none
### Progress Files Updated
- `docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: 勾选了 CH09-CN，附加覆盖内容描述
### Notes
章节严格按照给定大纲 9 个主节展开，主要设计决策如下：
1. Mermaid 序列图绘制在 9.4 节开头，展示从 `submitMessage()` 入口到最终 `SDKResultMessage` 的完整消息流，包括 slash command 短路路径和正常 query 路径两个分支。
2. SDKMessage 变体表格列出 8 种类型（system.init、assistant、user、result.success、result.error_max_turns、result.error_during_execution、internal.progress、compact_boundary），并标注每种消息的产生时机和关键载荷。
3. 程序化示例分三个层次：基础单次调用、多轮对话复用同一引擎实例、AbortController 取消模式，覆盖了 acceptance criteria 要求的"Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically"。
4. 9.8 节从五个维度（isNonInteractiveSession 标志、消息输出方式、会话状态归属、权限处理、Elicitation）对比了 headless 与 interactive 模式的本质差异，而不是简单地用功能对比表列举。
agentId: a308ad0f942ee5a95 (use SendMessage with to: 'a308ad0f942ee5a95' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 33305
tool_uses: 9
duration_ms: 238278</usage>
**Tool Call: 写 CH09 英文章节**
Status: Completed
## Task Completion: CH09-EN
### Status: DONE
### Changes Made
- `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\Chapter-09-QueryEngine-and-SDK-Interface.md`: Created the complete English chapter (~4,000 words of prose plus code blocks, a Mermaid sequence diagram, and an SDKMessage reference table)
- `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: Checked off CH09-EN with a detailed note summarising what the chapter covers
### Tests
- Ran: n/a (documentation task, no executable code to test)
- Result: n/a
- New tests added: none
### Progress Files Updated
- `docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: checked off task CH09-EN
### Notes
The chapter is structured around the source material provided: `QueryEngineConfig` at lines 130-173, the class declaration at lines 184-207, and the `submitMessage()` flow from line 209 onward. Key decisions made during writing:
The Mermaid sequence diagram covers the happy-path only (the full `query()` loop path). The short-circuit path for slash commands is handled as a prose branch in 9.4.4 to keep the diagram readable.
The SDKMessage variant table captures eight distinct type/subtype combinations. The `error_during_execution` subtype appears twice (exception case and abort case) because both share the same subtype string with different `result` content — the table notes both.
The `agentSdkTypes.ts` section makes explicit the distinction between the internal `query()` in `src/query.ts` and the public `query()` exported from the SDK entry point, which is a common source of confusion for external consumers.
Section 9.8 lists five concrete dimensions where headless and interactive modes differ (rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, slash command output), grounding the abstract `isNonInteractiveSession` flag in observable behavioural differences.
agentId: ab1526f5a5a078692 (use SendMessage with to: 'ab1526f5a5a078692' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 32667
tool_uses: 10
duration_ms: 252179</usage>
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: ls "D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\" 2>/dev/null && echo "exists" || echo "not found"**
Status: FailedExit code 2 /usr/bin/bash: eval: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books` `**/*`**
Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md
books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md
books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md
books\第03章-核心类型体系.md
books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md
books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md
books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md
books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
books\第08章-命令系统.md
books\Chapter-08-Command-System.md
books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md
books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 1: Foundation (Chapters 1-4)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH01: Project Overview & Architecture
6→- [x] CH01-CN: 第1章 - 项目总览与架构设计 — 已写成；覆盖技术栈总览、35 模块目录逐一讲解、Tool<Input,Output> 接口、ToolUseContext 依赖注入容器、数据流六阶段、Feature Flag 编译时/运行时用途；含 Mermaid 数据流图
7→- [x] CH01-EN: Chapter 01 - Project Overview & Architecture — Written; covers stack, 35-module directory walkthrough, data flow, Tool interface, feature flags, and Mermaid architecture diagrams
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain the overall architecture and locate any module by purpose
9→
10→### CH02: Startup & Bootstrap
11→- [x] CH02-CN: 第2章 - 启动流程与初始化 — 已写成；覆盖 cli.tsx 快速路径分发、init.ts 两阶段初始化（信任前/后）、bootstrap/state.ts 单例 vs AppState 对比、模式树分支、ToolUseContext 组装、迁移系统、延迟预取、replLauncher.tsx REPL 渲染；含 Mermaid 启动流程图
12→- [x] CH02-EN: Chapter 02 - Startup & Bootstrap — Written; covers cli.tsx fast-path dispatcher, init.ts two-phase initialization (pre/post trust), bootstrap/state.ts singleton vs AppState, mode tree branching, ToolUseContext assembly, migration system, deferred prefetches, and replLauncher.tsx REPL render; includes Mermaid startup flow diagram
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace the full startup path from CLI invocation to REPL rendering
14→
15→### CH03: Core Type System
16→- [x] CH03-CN: 第3章 - 核心类型体系 — 已写成；覆盖 Tool<Input,Output,P> 泛型、ToolUseContext 40+ 字段、buildTool() 工厂函数、Command 辨别联合（3 变体）、Task/TaskType/TaskStatus、权限类型系统（PermissionDecisionReason 实际 11 变体）、AppState DeepImmutable 分割、品牌类型；含 Mermaid 类型关系图和任务状态机图
17→- [x] CH03-EN: Chapter 03 - Core Type System — Written; covers Tool<Input,Output,P> generics, ToolUseContext 40+ fields, buildTool() BuiltTool<D> type spread, Command discriminated union (3 variants), Task/TaskType/TaskStatus, permission type system (11 PermissionDecisionReason variants, not 9), AppState DeepImmutable split, Branded types, Zod v4 dual-role; includes Mermaid class diagram
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all core type contracts and how they interconnect
19→
20→### CH04: State Management
21→- [x] CH04-CN: 第4章 - 状态管理机制 — 已写成；覆盖两层状态架构（bootstrap/state.ts 进程级单例 vs AppState 会话级 store）、35 行 store.ts 的 Object.is 短路与有序通知设计、AppStateStore.ts 的 DeepImmutable<> 分割线及 tasks/mcp 排除原因、AppState.tsx 的 useSyncExternalStore 桥接与 selector 细粒度响应性、selectors.ts 的纯推导函数、onChangeAppState.ts 作为统一副作用汇聚点（权限模式陈旧 Bug 修复历史）、bootstrap/state.ts 的字段分类与"三思而后加"原则；含两层状态架构 Mermaid 图和新增字段的完整实践步骤
22→- [x] CH04-EN: Chapter 04 - State Management — Written; covers two-tier architecture (bootstrap/state.ts vs AppState), the 35-line store.ts with Object.is bail-out and ordered notification, AppStateStore.ts DeepImmutable<> split and the tasks/mcp exclusion rationale, AppState.tsx useSyncExternalStore integration and selector-based fine-grained reactivity, selectors.ts pure derivations, onChangeAppState.ts as the side-effect hub (permission-mode stale-state bug fix), bootstrap/state.ts categories and the DO NOT ADD MORE STATE heuristic; includes Mermaid two-tier architecture diagram and complete step-by-step new-field walkthrough
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader can explain the dual-tier state model and implement a new state field
24→
25→## Notes
26→- CH01 has no dependencies, can start immediately
27→- CH02 and CH03 can run in parallel after CH01
28→- CH04 depends on CH03
29→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: ls "D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books/"**
Status: Completed
Terminal:Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md Chapter-04-State-Management.md Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md Chapter-08-Command-System.md 第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md 第02章-启动流程与初始化.md 第03章-核心类型体系.md 第04章-状态管理机制.md 第05章-Agent循环引擎.md 第08章-命令系统.md
**Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md (1 - 100)**
Status: Completed 1→# Chapter 5 — The Agentic Loop
2→
3→## What You'll Learn
4→
5→By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
6→
7→- Explain why an iterative loop — rather than a single function call — is the correct primitive for an AI agent that uses tools
8→- Trace a complete user prompt from entry point to terminal return value, naming every major decision point along the way
9→- Read the `State` struct and explain what each of its ten fields tracks and why
10→- Describe all four pre-iteration preparation steps (snip, microcompact, context collapse, autocompact) and the order in which they run
11→- Explain `deps.callModel()` and what the streaming loop collects from each event
12→- Walk through all seven `continue` paths in `queryLoop()` and give a concrete real-world scenario where each one fires
13→- Understand what `handleStopHooks()` does after every turn that ends without tool calls
14→- Distinguish between `runTools` and `StreamingToolExecutor` and explain when each is active
15→- Explain the role of `QueryConfig` and `QueryDeps` in making the loop independently testable
16→- Read `checkTokenBudget()` and explain the two stopping conditions it enforces
17→
18→---
19→
20→## 5.1 Why a Loop? The Fundamental Design Insight
21→
22→When you interact with a large language model in its simplest form, the exchange is a single round trip. You send a prompt, you receive a text completion, the interaction is over. That model is powerful, but it cannot act on the world. It can describe a shell command; it cannot run one. It can outline a plan to read a file; it cannot open the file and report back what it found.
23→
24→Claude Code's central architectural insight is that an agent is not a single API call but a process that alternates between two modes: reasoning and acting. The model reasons by producing text. It acts by requesting tool executions — read this file, run this command, search this codebase. Each set of tool results is fed back to the model as new context, enabling the next round of reasoning. This alternation continues until the model produces a final response with no tool calls, at which point the turn is complete.
25→
26→That alternation is the agentic loop. It is not a recursive function (though earlier versions of this codebase used recursion). It is a `while (true)` engine with a single mutable `State` struct, seven distinct paths that call `continue` to restart the engine, and a small set of conditions that `return` a terminal value to end it permanently.
27→
28→The loop lives in `src/query.ts`, which at 1,730 lines is the largest and most important file in the codebase. Everything else — the React UI, the tool implementations, the permission system, the compaction subsystems — exists to serve or extend this loop.
29→
30→---
31→
32→## 5.2 `query()`: The Thin Outer Wrapper
33→
34→The public entry point to the loop is `query()` at `src/query.ts:219`. Its signature is worth understanding in detail:
35→
36→```typescript
37→// src/query.ts:219-239
38→export async function* query(
39→ params: QueryParams,
40→): AsyncGenerator<
41→ | StreamEvent
42→ | RequestStartEvent
43→ | Message
44→ | TombstoneMessage
45→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
46→ Terminal
47→>
48→{
49→ const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
50→ const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
51→ // Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw and .return()
52→ for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
53→ notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
54→ }
55→ return terminal
56→}
57→```
58→
59→`query()` is an async generator function. The `yield*` operator delegates to `queryLoop`, forwarding every yielded event to the caller and receiving the terminal return value when `queryLoop` finishes. This means `query()` is not just a wrapper — it participates in the generator protocol as a transparent conduit.
60→
61→The only logic `query()` adds is the command lifecycle notification. When a user types a slash command that gets queued and later consumed as an attachment mid-turn, that command's UUID is tracked in `consumedCommandUuids`. When `queryLoop` completes normally (meaning the model reached a final response without being aborted or erroring), `query()` walks those UUIDs and fires `notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')`. The comment explains the asymmetry: if `queryLoop` throws, this code never runs, producing the "started but not completed" signal that the UI uses to detect interrupted command processing.
62→
63→The `QueryParams` type that `query()` accepts deserves attention:
64→
65→```typescript
66→// src/query.ts:181-199
67→export type QueryParams = {
68→ messages: Message[]
69→ systemPrompt: SystemPrompt
70→ userContext: { [k: string]: string }
71→ systemContext: { [k: string]: string }
72→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn
73→ toolUseContext: ToolUseContext
74→ fallbackModel?: string
75→ querySource: QuerySource
76→ maxOutputTokensOverride?: number
77→ maxTurns?: number
78→ skipCacheWrite?: boolean
79→ taskBudget?: { total: number }
80→ deps?: QueryDeps
81→}
82→```
83→
84→`messages` is the conversation history up to this point — everything the model should treat as prior context. `systemPrompt` is the structured system prompt, not a plain string; it carries caching annotations and is assembled differently depending on the query source. `userContext` and `systemContext` are key-value maps injected at the API level: `userContext` values are prepended to the first human turn, `systemContext` values are appended to the system prompt. This lets callers inject dynamic information (current directory, git branch, memory files) without modifying the base message array.
85→
86→`canUseTool` is a function that gates individual tool invocations; it is called before each tool execution, not at configuration time, meaning permissions can change mid-turn. `toolUseContext` is the large context object (covered in Chapter 4) that threads the React store, the abort controller, the agent identity, and other session-scoped values through the loop.
87→
88→`querySource` is a discriminated string identifying which code path initiated this query: `'repl_main_thread'`, `'sdk'`, an `'agent:...'` variant, and so on. Many branch decisions inside the loop check `querySource` to decide whether to run background side effects, drain command queues, or surface certain events.
89→
90→`deps` is the optional dependency injection override, discussed in detail in Section 5.9. When omitted, the production implementations are used.
91→
92→---
93→
94→## 5.3 The Loop Skeleton: State and while(true)
95→
96→`queryLoop()` begins by snapshotting the immutable parts of `params` into local constants, then constructing the initial `State` value:
97→
98→```typescript
99→// src/query.ts:268-279
100→let state: State = {
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: ls /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/ 2>/dev/null && echo "exists" || echo "not found"**
Status: Completed
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**Tool Call: Find `/d/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress` `**/*.md`**
Status: Completed
docs\progress\phase-3-ui-interaction.md
docs\progress\phase-4-extension-advanced.md
docs\progress\phase-1-foundation.md
docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md
docs\progress\MASTER.md
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books` `**/*.md`**
Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md
books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md
books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md
books\第03章-核心类型体系.md
books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md
books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md
books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md
books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
books\第08章-命令系统.md
books\Chapter-08-Command-System.md
books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md
books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md
**Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md (1 - 60)**
Status: Completed 1→# Chapter 5 — The Agentic Loop
2→
3→## What You'll Learn
4→
5→By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
6→
7→- Explain why an iterative loop — rather than a single function call — is the correct primitive for an AI agent that uses tools
8→- Trace a complete user prompt from entry point to terminal return value, naming every major decision point along the way
9→- Read the `State` struct and explain what each of its ten fields tracks and why
10→- Describe all four pre-iteration preparation steps (snip, microcompact, context collapse, autocompact) and the order in which they run
11→- Explain `deps.callModel()` and what the streaming loop collects from each event
12→- Walk through all seven `continue` paths in `queryLoop()` and give a concrete real-world scenario where each one fires
13→- Understand what `handleStopHooks()` does after every turn that ends without tool calls
14→- Distinguish between `runTools` and `StreamingToolExecutor` and explain when each is active
15→- Explain the role of `QueryConfig` and `QueryDeps` in making the loop independently testable
16→- Read `checkTokenBudget()` and explain the two stopping conditions it enforces
17→
18→---
19→
20→## 5.1 Why a Loop? The Fundamental Design Insight
21→
22→When you interact with a large language model in its simplest form, the exchange is a single round trip. You send a prompt, you receive a text completion, the interaction is over. That model is powerful, but it cannot act on the world. It can describe a shell command; it cannot run one. It can outline a plan to read a file; it cannot open the file and report back what it found.
23→
24→Claude Code's central architectural insight is that an agent is not a single API call but a process that alternates between two modes: reasoning and acting. The model reasons by producing text. It acts by requesting tool executions — read this file, run this command, search this codebase. Each set of tool results is fed back to the model as new context, enabling the next round of reasoning. This alternation continues until the model produces a final response with no tool calls, at which point the turn is complete.
25→
26→That alternation is the agentic loop. It is not a recursive function (though earlier versions of this codebase used recursion). It is a `while (true)` engine with a single mutable `State` struct, seven distinct paths that call `continue` to restart the engine, and a small set of conditions that `return` a terminal value to end it permanently.
27→
28→The loop lives in `src/query.ts`, which at 1,730 lines is the largest and most important file in the codebase. Everything else — the React UI, the tool implementations, the permission system, the compaction subsystems — exists to serve or extend this loop.
29→
30→---
31→
32→## 5.2 `query()`: The Thin Outer Wrapper
33→
34→The public entry point to the loop is `query()` at `src/query.ts:219`. Its signature is worth understanding in detail:
35→
36→```typescript
37→// src/query.ts:219-239
38→export async function* query(
39→ params: QueryParams,
40→): AsyncGenerator<
41→ | StreamEvent
42→ | RequestStartEvent
43→ | Message
44→ | TombstoneMessage
45→ | ToolUseSummaryMessage,
46→ Terminal
47→>
48→{
49→ const consumedCommandUuids: string[] = []
50→ const terminal = yield* queryLoop(params, consumedCommandUuids)
51→ // Only reached if queryLoop returned normally. Skipped on throw and .return()
52→ for (const uuid of consumedCommandUuids) {
53→ notifyCommandLifecycle(uuid, 'completed')
54→ }
55→ return terminal
56→}
57→```
58→
59→`query()` is an async generator function. The `yield*` operator delegates to `queryLoop`, forwarding every yielded event to the caller and receiving the terminal return value when `queryLoop` finishes. This means `query()` is not just a wrapper — it participates in the generator protocol as a transparent conduit.
60→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read /d/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [ ] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read books\第08章-命令系统.md (1 - 100)**
Status: Completed 1→# 第8章 — 命令系统
2→
3→## 学习目标
4→
5→读完本章，你应该能够：
6→
7→1. 区分 PromptCommand、LocalCommand、LocalJSXCommand 三种类型，并说出它们各自的执行路径
8→2. 理解 CommandBase 中每个字段的用途，特别是 `availability`、`isEnabled`、`immediate` 这些控制性字段
9→3. 追踪 `getCommands()` 如何把 70+ 条内置命令、Skills、Plugins 合并成一张统一的可用命令列表
10→4. 解释 `processUserInput()` 内部的 7 步路由逻辑
11→5. 从零新增一个自定义斜杠命令，并让它出现在 `/` 补全列表中
12→
13→---
14→
15→用户每次在 Claude Code 的输入框里键入 `/clear`、`/compact` 或任何斜杠命令，背后都会触发一套精心设计的命令系统。这套系统要解决的问题比看起来复杂得多：如何区分"需要模型处理的文本展开"和"纯本地执行的逻辑"？如何按用户订阅状态过滤命令？如何让第三方插件的命令和内置命令享有同样的发现路径？如何在不阻塞 REPL 的前提下懒加载命令实现？
16→
17→理解命令系统，是理解整个 Claude Code 交互层的入口。
18→
19→---
20→
21→## 8.1 三种命令类型
22→
23→Claude Code 的所有命令都挂在一个联合类型 `Command` 下面，但其内核分为三条完全不同的执行路径。TypeScript 用区分联合（discriminated union）通过 `type` 字段把它们分开，编译器能在任何使用处强制你处理每一种情况。
24→
25→### 8.1.1 PromptCommand：展开为模型上下文
26→
27→PromptCommand 的本质是"文本模板"。当用户执行一条 PromptCommand 时，系统并不直接运行任何 TypeScript 代码，而是调用它的 `getPromptForCommand()` 方法，把命令展开成一段 `ContentBlockParam[]`，然后作为用户消息发送给模型。从模型的角度看，收到的就是普通的对话消息，它并不知道这是一条命令触发的。
28→
29→这种设计使 PromptCommand 天然适合"指令模板"场景——Skills 系统（`.claude/commands/` 目录下的 Markdown 文件）就全部编译成 PromptCommand。每个 `.md` 文件就是一段提示词，通过占位符接收参数，由 `getPromptForCommand()` 在运行时填入实际值后送给模型。
30→
31→PromptCommand 还有几个有意思的控制字段。`context` 字段可以设为 `'fork'`，让命令在一个独立的子 agent 中运行，而不是污染当前对话的上下文。`allowedTools` 可以限制这次模型调用能使用哪些工具，这对安全敏感的命令很有用。`effort` 字段则允许命令指定推理强度，类似 OpenAI 的 `reasoning_effort`。
32→
33→```typescript
34→// A typical PromptCommand definition (skills compiled from markdown)
35→const reviewCommand: Command = {
36→ type: 'prompt',
37→ name: 'review',
38→ description: 'Review the current file for code quality issues',
39→ source: 'skills',
40→ progressMessage: 'Reviewing code...',
41→ contentLength: 512,
42→ context: 'inline', // run inline, not in a forked sub-agent
43→ async getPromptForCommand(args, context) {
44→ const fileContent = await readCurrentFile(context)
45→ return [
46→ {
47→ type: 'text',
48→ text: `Please review the following code for quality issues:\n\n${fileContent}`,
49→ },
50→ ]
51→ },
52→}
53→```
54→
55→### 8.1.2 LocalCommand：执行本地逻辑
56→
57→LocalCommand 走完全不同的路径。它的 `load()` 方法是一个动态 `import()`，返回一个模块，模块里暴露的 `call()` 函数才是实际执行逻辑的地方。执行结果是本地计算得出的，不经过模型，`ProcessUserInputBaseResult.shouldQuery` 会被设为 `false`，告诉上游不要把这次输入发给 API。
58→
59→懒加载（lazy loading）的设计值得特别注意。`load` 是一个返回 Promise 的函数，而不是在模块初始化时直接执行 `import()`。这意味着所有 LocalCommand 的实现代码都不会在进程启动时加载，只有用户真正执行这条命令时才会触发 bundle 拆分后的对应模块。对于一个有 70+ 条命令的系统，这节省了可观的启动时间。
60→
61→`/clear` 命令是 LocalCommand 中最简单也最典型的例子，它甚至还有两个别名：
62→
63→```typescript
64→// src/commands/clear/index.ts
65→// Aliases allow /reset and /new to trigger the same command
66→const clear = {
67→ type: 'local',
68→ name: 'clear',
69→ description: 'Clear conversation history and free up context',
70→ aliases: ['reset', 'new'],
71→ supportsNonInteractive: false,
72→ load: () => import('./clear.js'), // lazy-loaded implementation
73→} satisfies Command
74→
75→export default clear
76→```
77→
78→`supportsNonInteractive: false` 表示这条命令不能在 `-p` 非交互模式下运行，因为"清除对话历史"在批处理脚本里没有意义。
79→
80→### 8.1.3 LocalJSXCommand：渲染 Ink 界面
81→
82→LocalJSXCommand 是三种类型中最特殊的一个。它同样有懒加载的 `load()` 方法，但加载回来的模块导出的是一个 React 组件，而不是一个普通函数。这个组件会通过 Ink（在终端里运行 React 的库）直接渲染成终端 UI。
83→
84→`/config` 命令就是 LocalJSXCommand 的典型应用——它展示一个可交互的终端表单，让用户用方向键选择配置项、用回车确认，整个过程都是 React 驱动的状态管理，和网页 UI 开发方式一脉相承。这对于需要丰富交互的命令来说是绝佳方案；对于只需要输出几行文字的命令，用普通 LocalCommand 更合适。
85→
86→三种命令类型的执行路径对比如下：
87→
88→| 类型 | 执行主体 | 是否调用模型 | 适用场景 |
89→|------|----------|------------|---------|
90→| PromptCommand | 模型 | 是 | 提示词模板、Skills、插件指令 |
91→| LocalCommand | Node.js 函数 | 否 | 清除历史、配置查询、会话管理 |
92→| LocalJSXCommand | React/Ink 组件 | 否 | 需要交互式终端 UI 的命令 |
93→
94→---
95→
96→## 8.2 CommandBase：命令的公共基础
97→
98→无论是哪种类型的命令，都必须混入 `CommandBase` 这个类型。它定义了命令的"公民身份"——系统用它来决定这条命令对谁可见、在什么情况下激活、在界面上如何展示。
99→
100→name 和 aliases 是命令的标识符。findCommand() 在查找时会同时检查这两个字段，所以 /reset 和 /new 这两个名字都能找到 clear 命令。
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Write books\第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md第9章 — QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口
学习目标
读完本章，你应该能够：
- 理解 QueryEngine 在 headless（无头）模式下扮演的角色，以及为什么需要它而不是直接调用
query() - 逐字段读懂 QueryEngineConfig 的所有参数，包括哪些是核心必填项、哪些是调优旋钮
- 追踪
submitMessage()的完整执行路径，从原始字符串输入到最终 SDKResultMessage 输出 - 区分 SDKMessage 的各个变体，理解每种消息在协议中的语义
- 写出一段可以运行的程序化调用代码，并处理流式 SDKMessage 输出
- 解释 headless 模式与 interactive 模式在消息处理上的本质差异
Claude Code 既是一个交互式命令行工具，也是一个可嵌入应用的编程库。这两种用法共享相同的核心逻辑，但需要一个"会话管理层"把内部状态、系统提示组装、消息持久化、权限追踪等职责都封装起来，让外部调用者只需关心"发一条消息、收一批结果"。QueryEngine（查询引擎）就是这个会话管理层。
理解 QueryEngine，是理解 Claude Code 作为 SDK 被其他工具集成时的完整视角。
9.1 QueryEngine 的定位：为什么需要它
在第5章里，我们详细研究了 query() 函数——它是 agentic loop（智能体循环）的核心，负责驱动多轮 API 调用、工具执行、上下文压缩。但 query() 本身是无状态的：它接收一批消息和配置，产出一批消息，仅此而已。两次调用之间，谁来持有对话历史？谁来累计 token 用量？谁来追踪哪些工具调用被用户拒绝了权限？
这些问题在交互式（interactive）模式下由 REPL 的全局状态管理器负责。但当 Claude Code 以 SDK 形式被调用时，没有 REPL，没有 Ink 渲染循环，调用者只想做一件事：给一个 prompt，拿回结果。QueryEngine 就是专为这种场景设计的。
它的职责可以概括为四点：
第一，跨轮持久化对话历史。mutableMessages 数组在多次 submitMessage() 调用之间保持存在，每次调用追加新消息。这是"会话"的基础。
第二，封装系统提示的组装逻辑。每次调用都需要重新拼接系统提示——默认提示、用户自定义提示、内存注入（memory mechanics prompt）、追加提示——这些逻辑统一在 submitMessage() 内部处理，调用者不必关心。
第三，追踪权限拒绝记录。QueryEngine 通过包装 canUseTool() 函数，在每次工具调用被拒绝时把拒绝原因记入 permissionDenials 数组，最终附在 SDKResultMessage 里返回给调用者。
第四，将内部 Message 流映射为 SDKMessage 协议。query() 产出的是内部类型的消息流，调用者看到的必须是稳定的、可序列化的 SDK 协议类型。这个翻译工作也由 submitMessage() 承担。
一句话总结：QueryEngine 是 query() 的有状态包装，专为 headless 编程使用场景设计。
9.2 QueryEngineConfig：配置参数全解
QueryEngineConfig 是 QueryEngine 构造函数的唯一参数。它有将近三十个字段，初看很吓人，但按职责分组之后就清晰多了。
运行环境
cwd 是工作目录，告诉引擎文件操作的根路径。tools 是可用工具列表，commands 是斜杠命令列表，mcpClients 是已连接的 MCP 服务器，agents 是可调度的子 agent 定义。这五个字段共同描述了"引擎可以调动哪些能力"。
权限与状态
canUseTool 是一个回调函数，引擎在执行每个工具调用前都会先问一遍它，判断是否允许执行。getAppState 和 setAppState 是读写应用全局状态的接口，斜杠命令在执行时可能需要修改状态（比如 /clear 需要清空消息历史）。
消息与系统提示
initialMessages 允许调用者传入一段对话历史来初始化引擎，常用于 resume（恢复上次会话）场景。customSystemPrompt 会完全替换默认系统提示，appendSystemPrompt 则在默认提示末尾追加内容，两者互斥（customSystemPrompt 优先级更高）。
模型控制
userSpecifiedModel 指定主模型，fallbackModel 是主模型不可用时的备选，thinkingConfig 控制扩展思考（extended thinking）的参数。
运行约束
maxTurns 限制单次 submitMessage() 内的最大循环轮数（默认不限）。maxBudgetUsd 和 taskBudget 是预算约束，前者以美元计，后者以 token 计，任一超出都会提前终止循环。
结构化输出
jsonSchema 是结构化输出模式（structured output）的 JSON Schema，设置后引擎会强制模型按 schema 格式返回内容。
调试与控制流
verbose 打开详细日志，replayUserMessages 控制是否把历史用户消息重新注入到序列。abortController 让外部可以随时取消正在进行的请求。setSDKStatus 是一个回调，引擎在关键状态变更时会调用它通知外部。
文件与缓存
readFileCache 是文件内容的去重缓存，多个工具对同一文件的读取操作不会重复读磁盘。snipReplay 是一个高级钩子，允许外部介入"replay 剪裁"逻辑。
// A typical QueryEngineConfig for a programmatic assistant
const config: QueryEngineConfig = {
cwd: process.cwd(),
tools: getDefaultTools(),
commands: getDefaultCommands(),
mcpClients: [],
agents: [],
canUseTool: async () => ({ behavior: 'allow' }), // allow all tools
getAppState: () => appState,
setAppState: (f) => { appState = f(appState) },
readFileCache: new Map(),
customSystemPrompt: 'You are a specialized code reviewer.',
maxTurns: 10,
verbose: false,
}9.3 类结构与私有状态
QueryEngine 的类体非常精简，构造函数只是把 config 的各个字段分发到对应的私有成员上，没有任何异步初始化逻辑——这是刻意的设计，引擎在构造时不做任何 IO，第一次调用 submitMessage() 时才真正启动。
export class QueryEngine {
private config: QueryEngineConfig
private mutableMessages: Message[] // conversation history, persists across calls
private abortController: AbortController
private permissionDenials: SDKPermissionDenial[] // accumulated across all turns
private totalUsage: NonNullableUsage // cumulative token usage
private hasHandledOrphanedPermission = false
private readFileState: FileStateCache // deduplication cache for file reads
private discoveredSkillNames = new Set<string>()
private loadedNestedMemoryPaths = new Set<string>()
constructor(config: QueryEngineConfig) {
this.config = config
this.mutableMessages = config.initialMessages ?? []
this.abortController = config.abortController ?? createAbortController()
this.permissionDenials = []
this.readFileState = config.readFileCache
this.totalUsage = EMPTY_USAGE
}
}几个私有字段值得特别关注。
mutableMessages 是引擎的"记忆"。它不仅保存 assistant 的回复，也保存 user 消息和工具结果，完整还原了对话的 interleaving 格式。每次 submitMessage() 会把新产生的消息追加到这个数组，而不是替换它。
permissionDenials 记录的是每次工具调用被 canUseTool 拒绝的信息，包括工具名、tool_use_id 和输入参数。这对审计和调试非常有价值，调用者可以从最终的 SDKResultMessage 里读取这份清单。
totalUsage 跟踪整个会话的累计 token 消耗（不只是最后一次调用），让调用者可以在会话结束后统一核算成本。
discoveredSkillNames 和 loadedNestedMemoryPaths 是两个去重 Set，防止同一条 Skill 或同一个嵌套 CLAUDE.md 在单次 session 里被重复加载。
9.4 submitMessage()：完整执行流程
submitMessage() 是 QueryEngine 唯一的核心公共方法。它是一个 async generator（异步生成器），逐条 yield SDKMessage，而不是等全部完成后一次性返回。这种设计让调用者可以实时处理流式输出，比如把 assistant 的 token 流式显示到屏幕上，而不是等模型停止生成才开始渲染。
完整执行流程如下图所示：
9.4.1 准备阶段：canUseTool 包装 + 系统提示组装
submitMessage() 进入后的第一件事是清空 discoveredSkillNames，把上一轮发现的 skill 名单清零，让本轮重新扫描。
接下来是包装 canUseTool。原始的 canUseTool 来自 config，是调用者提供的权限决策函数。QueryEngine 在其外面套一层，每当决策结果不是 'allow' 时，就把该次拒绝记录到 this.permissionDenials。这个包装是纯透明的——原始函数的返回值原封不动传回去，调用链不受影响。
// Wrapping canUseTool to track permission denials without changing its behavior
const wrappedCanUseTool: CanUseToolFn = async (tool_name, tool_use_id, tool_input) => {
const result = await canUseTool(tool_name, tool_use_id, tool_input)
if (result.behavior !== 'allow') {
this.permissionDenials.push({ tool_name, tool_use_id, tool_input })
}
return result
}系统提示的组装分三层。首先调用 fetchSystemPromptParts() 拿到默认系统提示（defaultSystemPrompt）、用户上下文（userContext）和系统上下文（systemContext）。然后检查是否有 memory mechanics prompt 需要注入（当使用 CLAUDE_COWORK_MEMORY_PATH_OVERRIDE 时）。最后用 asSystemPrompt() 把这三层合并成一个符合 API 格式的 system 字段。
// Three-layer system prompt assembly
const systemPrompt = asSystemPrompt([
...(customPrompt ? [customPrompt] : defaultSystemPrompt),
...(memoryMechanicsPrompt ? [memoryMechanicsPrompt] : []),
...(appendSystemPrompt ? [appendSystemPrompt] : []),
])注意 customPrompt 和 defaultSystemPrompt 是互斥的：有自定义提示词时整个默认层被替换，而 appendSystemPrompt 始终追加在末尾，无论前面用的是哪一层。
9.4.2 用户输入处理
系统提示就绪后，引擎构建 processUserInputContext，其中有一个关键字段：isNonInteractiveSession: true。这个布尔值在内部多处被检查，它告诉下游"我们不在交互式 REPL 里"，从而跳过那些只在终端界面才有意义的行为（比如提示用户按 Enter 确认）。
然后调用 processUserInput()，传入 querySource: 'sdk' 标记。这个调用有两种可能的结果：
一是输入被识别为斜杠命令（shouldQuery = false）。命令在本地处理完毕，resultText 包含了命令的输出文本，不需要调用 API。
二是输入是普通 prompt（shouldQuery = true）。messages 包含了格式化后的用户消息，准备送入 query() 循环。
无论哪种结果，新产生的消息都会被 push 进 this.mutableMessages，维护历史的连贯性。
9.4.3 持久化与 systemInit 消息
用户消息入栈后，立即触发 transcript（会话记录）的持久化写入。这个写入是在 API 响应到来之前完成的，这意味着即使进程在 API 调用期间被意外终止，用户发出的 prompt 也已经安全地落盘，下次可以从断点恢复。
// Persist user message before making API call — enables crash recovery
if (persistSession && messagesFromUserInput.length > 0) {
await recordTranscript([...this.mutableMessages])
}紧接着 yield 第一条 SDKMessage：SDKSystemInitMessage（类型为 'system'，子类型为 'init'）。这是 SDK 协议的"握手消息"，携带了本次会话的元数据：可用工具列表、MCP 服务器、主模型名称、权限模式、命令列表、skills、plugins 等。调用者可以用这条消息初始化 UI 状态（比如显示"正在使用 claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219"）。
9.4.4 slash command 短路路径
当 shouldQuery 为 false 时，引擎进入一条简短的"短路路径"。命令的执行结果（resultText）会被包装成 SDKAssistantMessage 或 SDKUserMessageReplay yield 出去，紧接着 yield 一条 subtype: 'success' 的 SDKResultMessage，然后函数返回。整个过程不触发任何网络请求，延迟极低。
这对于 ask() 这样的程序化接口非常重要：调用者不需要区分"这次会不会调用 API"，所有调用都遵循同样的 SDKMessage 协议，结果消费代码不需要任何条件分支。
9.4.5 query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射
正常查询路径进入 query() 的 async generator 消费循环。这是整个 submitMessage() 里最耗时的部分，也是 yield 最多消息的地方。
query() 内部产出的是 Claude Code 的内部消息类型，包括流式的 assistant token 块、工具调用、工具结果、压缩边界等。submitMessage() 在 for await 循环里对每一条内部消息进行映射转换：
assistant 消息（包含文本块和工具调用）映射为 SDKAssistantMessage。user 消息（主要是工具执行结果）映射为 SDKUserMessage。当 includePartialMessages 为 true 时，还会在流式 token 到来时产出 SDKInternalMessage，让调用者能实现流式渲染。compact_boundary 事件产出 SDKCompactBoundaryMessage，告知调用者上下文发生了压缩。
每轮循环还会把当前轮的 token 用量累加到 this.totalUsage，让最终账单准确。
9.4.6 最终 SDKResultMessage
循环结束后，submitMessage() yield 最后一条消息：SDKResultMessage。这是整个会话的"收据"，携带的信息极为丰富：
// The final SDKResultMessage — a complete receipt of the session
yield {
type: 'result',
subtype: 'success', // or 'error_max_turns' / 'error_during_execution'
is_error: false,
duration_ms: Date.now() - startTime,
duration_api_ms: getTotalAPIDuration(),
num_turns: totalTurns,
result: resultText ?? '', // the final text result, if any
stop_reason: lastStopReason,
session_id: getSessionId(),
total_cost_usd: getTotalCost(),
usage: this.totalUsage,
modelUsage: getModelUsage(),
permission_denials: this.permissionDenials,
}subtype 有三个可能值：'success' 表示正常完成，'error_max_turns' 表示因轮数超限而终止，'error_during_execution' 表示执行过程中遇到无法恢复的错误。
9.5 SDKMessage 类型变体
SDKMessage 是一个联合类型，每个变体的 type 字段是区分符。下表列出了所有变体及其用途：
| 类型（type） | 子类型（subtype） | 产生时机 | 携带的关键信息 |
|---|---|---|---|
system | init | submitMessage() 开始时，第一条消息 | 工具列表、MCP 服务器、模型名称、权限模式 |
assistant | — | 每次模型产出内容 | content blocks（文本、工具调用） |
user | — | 工具执行结果返回时 | 工具调用结果的 content blocks |
result | success | 正常完成时，最后一条消息 | 耗时、成本、token 用量、权限拒绝记录 |
result | error_max_turns | 超过 maxTurns 时 | 同上，is_error: true |
result | error_during_execution | 执行过程中遇到错误时 | 同上，is_error: true，result 包含错误信息 |
internal | progress | 流式 token 到来时（需 includePartialMessages） | 部分文本内容，供流式渲染使用 |
compact_boundary | — | 上下文发生压缩时 | 压缩前后的消息数量 |
调用者在消费 SDKMessage 流时，通常只关心三种消息：system.init（初始化 UI）、assistant（显示模型回复）、result（完成清理和计费）。其余消息可以按需处理。
9.6 程序化使用示例
下面是一个完整的程序化使用示例，展示如何用 QueryEngine 构建一个简单的代码审查助手。
import { QueryEngine } from './QueryEngine.js'
import { query } from './entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.js'
import type { SDKMessage } from './entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.js'
// Initialize application state (simplified)
let appState = {
permissionMode: 'default' as const,
customApiKeyStatus: null,
}
async function runCodeReview(filePath: string): Promise<string> {
// Create a QueryEngine instance for this session
const engine = new QueryEngine({
cwd: process.cwd(),
tools: getDefaultTools(),
commands: [],
mcpClients: [],
agents: [],
canUseTool: async () => ({ behavior: 'allow' }),
getAppState: () => appState,
setAppState: (f) => { appState = f(appState) },
readFileCache: new Map(),
appendSystemPrompt: 'Focus on security issues and code quality. Be concise.',
maxTurns: 5,
verbose: false,
})
const prompt = `Please review the file ${filePath} and identify the top 3 issues.`
let finalResult = ''
// Consume the SDKMessage stream
for await (const message of engine.submitMessage(prompt)) {
finalResult = handleMessage(message, finalResult)
// Stop early if this is the final result
if (message.type === 'result') {
break
}
}
return finalResult
}
function handleMessage(message: SDKMessage, currentResult: string): string {
switch (message.type) {
case 'system':
// Session initialized — could display model name in UI
console.log(`[SDK] Session started with model: ${message.model}`)
return currentResult
case 'assistant':
// Stream assistant content blocks to console
for (const block of message.message.content) {
if (block.type === 'text') {
process.stdout.write(block.text)
}
}
return currentResult
case 'result':
// Log cost and return final text
console.log(`\n[SDK] Cost: $${message.total_cost_usd?.toFixed(4)}`)
console.log(`[SDK] Turns: ${message.num_turns}`)
if (message.permission_denials.length > 0) {
console.warn(`[SDK] Denied tools: ${message.permission_denials.map(d => d.tool_name).join(', ')}`)
}
return message.result
default:
return currentResult
}
}如果需要多轮对话（比如实现一个聊天界面），只需复用同一个 engine 实例，多次调用 submitMessage()。每次调用都会延续上一次的对话历史：
// Multi-turn conversation using the same engine instance
async function chat(engine: QueryEngine, turns: string[]): Promise<void> {
for (const userMessage of turns) {
console.log(`\nUser: ${userMessage}`)
console.log('Assistant: ')
for await (const message of engine.submitMessage(userMessage)) {
if (message.type === 'assistant') {
for (const block of message.message.content) {
if (block.type === 'text') {
process.stdout.write(block.text)
}
}
}
}
console.log() // newline after each assistant response
}
}如果想要流式输出并且在用户取消时立即停止，可以传入 abortController：
const controller = new AbortController()
// Cancel on Ctrl+C
process.on('SIGINT', () => {
controller.abort()
})
const engine = new QueryEngine({
// ... other config
abortController: controller,
})9.7 SDK 公共类型面：agentSdkTypes.ts
src/entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.ts 是整个 SDK 的公共入口。它的设计遵循"单一导入点"原则——不管你想用哪个 SDK 类型或函数，都从这一个文件导入即可，不需要了解内部的模块分布。
这个文件的内容是纯粹的 re-export（重新导出），背后汇聚了四个子模块：
sdk/coreTypes.ts 包含可序列化的核心类型。所谓"可序列化"，是指这些类型只包含 JSON 兼容的数据，不含函数、Promise 或循环引用，可以安全地用 JSON.stringify() 序列化后传输。SDKMessage 的所有变体、HOOK_EVENTS 常量数组、EXIT_REASONS 常量数组都在这里。
sdk/runtimeTypes.js 包含非序列化的运行时类型，包括回调函数类型（如 CanUseToolFn）、Options 接口（如 QueryOptions）、Query 接口（程序化调用的核心接口）。
sdk/settingsTypes.generated.js 导出 Settings 类型，这是自动生成的文件，来源于 JSON Schema 定义。
sdk/toolTypes.js 包含工具相关的类型定义。
除了类型，agentSdkTypes.ts 还直接导出几个函数：
tool() 函数用于定义 MCP 工具，签名是 tool(name, description, inputSchema, handler, extras?)，返回一个 SdkMcpToolDefinition。
createSdkMcpServer() 创建一个 MCP 服务器实例，可以在程序中嵌入一个完整的 MCP 服务器。
query() 是程序化调用的主入口，适合不需要状态管理的单次调用场景（比如批处理脚本，每次调用都是独立的）。与 QueryEngine 的区别在于它是无状态的：调用者需要自己管理 messages 数组。
AbortError 是一个专门的错误类，当调用者取消请求时，SDK 抛出这个类型的错误，方便调用者区分"正常完成"和"被取消"。
HOOK_EVENTS 和 EXIT_REASONS 是两个 as const 数组，分别列出了所有钩子事件名称和退出原因代码：
// All hook event types — Claude Code fires these at lifecycle boundaries
export const HOOK_EVENTS = [
'PreToolUse', 'PostToolUse', 'PostToolUseFailure', 'Notification',
'UserPromptSubmit', 'SessionStart', 'SessionEnd', 'Stop', 'StopFailure',
'SubagentStart', 'SubagentStop', 'PreCompact', 'PostCompact',
'PermissionRequest', 'PermissionDenied', 'Setup',
'TeammateIdle', 'TaskCreated', 'TaskCompleted',
'Elicitation', 'ElicitationResult', 'ConfigChange',
'WorktreeCreate', 'WorktreeRemove', 'InstructionsLoaded',
'CwdChanged', 'FileChanged',
] as const
// Reasons why an interactive session might end
export const EXIT_REASONS = [
'clear', 'resume', 'logout', 'prompt_input_exit', 'other', 'bypass_permissions_disabled',
] as const这两个数组的 as const 修饰符让 TypeScript 把它们推导为字面量联合类型，这样所有使用钩子名称的地方都能得到类型检查，错拼钩子名会在编译期报错而不是运行时静默失败。
9.8 Headless vs Interactive：关键差异
理解 QueryEngine 还需要理解它与交互式模式的区别。这两种模式共享同样的 query() 核心，但在多个关键环节走不同的路径。
isNonInteractiveSession 标志
这是最核心的区别标志。在 QueryEngine 构建的 processUserInputContext 里，isNonInteractiveSession 被硬设为 true。这个标志在代码库里有数十处检查点，任何"只对终端用户有意义"的行为都会在这里被跳过：询问用户确认、等待终端输入、渲染 Ink 组件等。
消息的双重输出
在交互式模式下，模型回复通过 Ink 的 React 组件树渲染到终端，流式 token 会实时出现在屏幕上。QueryEngine 则把所有输出通过 async generator 的 yield 传给调用者，由调用者决定如何展示。这是"控制反转"：UI 渲染的控制权从框架内部移交给了调用者。
会话状态的归属
交互式模式下，会话状态（消息历史、token 统计等）保存在 REPL 的全局状态管理器里，所有 UI 组件都可以订阅这个状态。QueryEngine 模式下，这些状态完全封装在 QueryEngine 实例内部，外部只能通过 SDKResultMessage 里的汇总数据了解情况。这个封装使得 QueryEngine 实例可以安全地被垃圾回收——销毁实例就是清理状态，不存在全局副作用。
权限处理
交互式模式下，当工具调用需要用户确认时，系统会在终端显示一个确认提示，等待用户按 Y/N。headless 模式下没有终端交互，权限决策完全由调用者提供的 canUseTool 函数决定。如果调用者想在 headless 模式下实现"逐次确认"，需要在 canUseTool 内部自行实现（比如通过 WebSocket 把确认请求发给前端界面）。
Elicitation（信息征询）
这是一个稍微少见但值得提及的机制。当工具执行需要从用户获取额外信息时（比如一个需要账号密码的部署工具），它可以触发 elicitation 请求。交互式模式会在终端弹出输入框，headless 模式则通过 config 里的 handleElicitation 回调把请求转发给调用者处理。这个机制使 headless 模式也能实现"双向通信"，而不仅仅是单向的 prompt → response。
本章要点回顾
QueryEngine 的存在解答了一个架构问题：query() 提供了无状态的 agentic loop，但实际使用需要会话管理、权限追踪、系统提示组装等有状态的能力。QueryEngine 是这两者之间的桥接层。
submitMessage() 是一个十步流程的 async generator。它的核心设计决策是：无论输入是 slash command 还是普通 prompt，调用者看到的都是统一的 SDKMessage 流，不需要区分内部处理路径。
SDKMessage 协议有八种变体，其中最重要的三种是 system.init（会话开始）、assistant（模型回复）、result（会话结束，附带完整账单）。
agentSdkTypes.ts 是 SDK 的单一导入点，背后汇聚了四个子模块：coreTypes（可序列化类型）、runtimeTypes（运行时接口）、settingsTypes（设置类型）、toolTypes（工具类型）。
headless 模式与 interactive 模式的根本区别不在于功能，而在于控制权的归属：UI 渲染、权限确认、信息征询，这三件事在 headless 模式下都反转给了调用者，通过回调函数和 async generator 实现。
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What You'll Learn
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
- Explain why
QueryEngineexists as a class on top of the statelessquery()function and what problem it solves - Read
QueryEngineConfigand describe the purpose of every field, including the three budget controls, the structured output hook, and the elicitation callback - Trace a complete call to
submitMessage()through its ten logical stages, from per-turn reset to the finalSDKResultMessage - Distinguish the slash-command short-circuit path from the full
query()loop path and explain when each fires - Identify every
SDKMessagevariant by type and subtype, and know when each is emitted and what its key fields contain - Write a self-contained TypeScript program that drives
QueryEngineprogrammatically and collects structured results - Describe the public type surface exported from
agentSdkTypes.tsand explain the three-submodule split - Explain what
isNonInteractiveSession: truechanges compared to interactive mode and why the distinction matters
9.1 The Role of QueryEngine
The agentic loop in src/query.ts is deliberately stateless. Every call to query() takes a complete snapshot of messages, a system prompt, tools, and configuration, runs its iterator to completion, and returns a terminal value. It does not remember what happened between calls, it does not own a conversation history, and it does not know whether it is running inside a terminal UI or a background automation process.
That statelessness is a virtue for testing and composition, but it creates an immediate practical problem: most real-world uses of Claude Code are not single-shot. A user types several messages in sequence. An automated pipeline submits follow-up prompts after inspecting earlier results. A CI job resumes a session after a partial failure. All of these require state to persist across turns — specifically the growing list of Message objects that forms the conversation history.
QueryEngine is the class that owns that state. It is defined in src/QueryEngine.ts and can be summarised in one sentence: it is a session manager for headless (non-interactive) mode that holds the conversation's mutable message list, wraps query() with per-turn bookkeeping, and emits a typed stream of SDKMessage events for each submitted prompt.
The relationship between QueryEngine and query() parallels the relationship between a stateful HTTP session handler and a stateless request-processing function. query() processes one turn; QueryEngine manages the session across many turns.
9.2 QueryEngineConfig: Every Field Explained
The constructor accepts a single QueryEngineConfig object. Understanding each field is the fastest way to understand what QueryEngine can and cannot do.
// src/QueryEngine.ts:130-173
export type QueryEngineConfig = {
cwd: string
tools: Tools
commands: Command[]
mcpClients: MCPServerConnection[]
agents: AgentDefinition[]
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn
getAppState: () => AppState
setAppState: (f: (prev: AppState) => AppState) => void
initialMessages?: Message[]
readFileCache: FileStateCache
customSystemPrompt?: string
appendSystemPrompt?: string
userSpecifiedModel?: string
fallbackModel?: string
thinkingConfig?: ThinkingConfig
maxTurns?: number
maxBudgetUsd?: number
taskBudget?: { total: number }
jsonSchema?: Record<string, unknown>
verbose?: boolean
replayUserMessages?: boolean
handleElicitation?: ToolUseContext['handleElicitation']
includePartialMessages?: boolean
setSDKStatus?: (status: SDKStatus) => void
abortController?: AbortController
orphanedPermission?: OrphanedPermission
snipReplay?: (
yieldedSystemMsg: Message,
store: Message[],
) => { messages: Message[]; executed: boolean } | undefined
}Identity and working directory. cwd sets the working directory for the session. It is passed to setCwd() at the start of every submitMessage() call, ensuring that relative file paths resolve correctly even if the Node.js process changes its own working directory between calls.
Tool and command registries. tools is the full set of tool definitions the model is allowed to call. commands is the slash-command registry (see Chapter 8). mcpClients provides any Model Context Protocol server connections, and agents is a list of sub-agent definitions used when the model needs to delegate a subtask.
Permission gate. canUseTool is a function the engine calls before executing any tool. It receives the tool name, the proposed input, and the call context, and returns either allow or a denial reason. QueryEngine wraps this function internally — more on that in Section 9.4.1 — to record every denial in a list that is attached to the final result message.
Application state accessors. getAppState and setAppState give the engine read and write access to the broader application state store. These are used by tools and by the system prompt assembly path to read user preferences, permission modes, and session flags without coupling the engine to any specific state implementation.
Conversation seeding. initialMessages lets callers pre-populate the conversation history before the first submitMessage() call. This is used for session resume: a caller reads a saved transcript, passes the messages as initialMessages, and the engine continues from that point without repeating earlier work.
File dedup cache. readFileCache is a FileStateCache instance that tracks which file versions have already been read during the session. When the same file is read again at the same content hash, the cache suppresses the duplicate read from being appended to the context. This prevents the context from filling up with redundant file contents during long sessions where the same source files are consulted repeatedly.
System prompt customisation. customSystemPrompt replaces the default system prompt entirely. appendSystemPrompt adds content after the default prompt without replacing it. Using customSystemPrompt is appropriate when the caller wants full control over the model's instruction set; appendSystemPrompt is more appropriate for adding project-specific context while preserving the default safety and behaviour constraints.
Model selection. userSpecifiedModel is the primary model identifier. If it is omitted, the default main-loop model is used. fallbackModel is tried if the primary model is unavailable or rate-limited. thinkingConfig controls the extended thinking budget when using models that support it.
Turn and budget limits. Three independent controls cap how much work the engine can do. maxTurns is an integer ceiling on the number of agentic loop iterations per submitMessage() call. maxBudgetUsd is a dollar limit expressed as a float; the session is aborted if cumulative API spend exceeds it. taskBudget carries a total field in token units and is passed directly into the query() call as the budget context that drives the checkTokenBudget() logic described in Chapter 5.
Structured output. jsonSchema is a JSON Schema object. When provided, the engine instructs the model to produce a final tool call whose output conforms to that schema. The tool result is then extracted and returned as the result field of the final SDKResultMessage. This is the primary mechanism for programmatic callers that want machine-readable output rather than free text.
Diagnostics and replay. verbose enables detailed logging to the console. replayUserMessages causes the engine to re-yield user messages as SDKUserMessageReplay events, which is useful for clients that want to reconstruct the full conversation from the stream.
Elicitation callback. handleElicitation is a function the model can call when it needs to ask the user a structured question mid-task. In interactive mode, this renders a prompt in the terminal. In SDK mode, the caller provides this function so that automated pipelines can handle questions programmatically — for example by looking up a value in a config file or returning a default.
Partial message inclusion. includePartialMessages controls whether in-progress streaming events are forwarded to the SDK stream during tool execution. When false (the default), the caller only sees complete, finalized messages. When true, the caller receives streaming fragments as they arrive, useful for building progress displays.
Status reporting. setSDKStatus is a callback that the engine calls with status transitions (running, awaiting_input, completed, etc.) so that a supervisor process can track the session lifecycle without consuming the message stream.
Abort and orphaned permission. abortController lets the caller cancel an in-progress submitMessage(). orphanedPermission carries a pending permission request from a previous session that was interrupted before the user could respond; the engine re-presents it at startup rather than dropping it silently.
Snip replay. snipReplay is an advanced callback used when a conversation is resumed after a context compaction. It receives the system message that marks the compaction boundary and the current message store, and returns a replacement set of messages that can be fed back to the model without repeating the original context in full.
9.3 Class Structure and Private State
The class declaration at src/QueryEngine.ts:184 reveals its private fields:
// src/QueryEngine.ts:184-207
export class QueryEngine {
private config: QueryEngineConfig
private mutableMessages: Message[] // conversation history, persisted across turns
private abortController: AbortController
private permissionDenials: SDKPermissionDenial[]
private totalUsage: NonNullableUsage
private hasHandledOrphanedPermission = false
private readFileState: FileStateCache // file dedup cache
private discoveredSkillNames = new Set<string>()
private loadedNestedMemoryPaths = new Set<string>()
constructor(config: QueryEngineConfig) {
this.mutableMessages = config.initialMessages ?? []
this.abortController = config.abortController ?? createAbortController()
this.permissionDenials = []
this.readFileState = config.readFileCache
this.totalUsage = EMPTY_USAGE
}
}mutableMessages is the heart of the class. It is a plain array of Message objects that grows with every turn. Every call to submitMessage() appends new user and assistant messages to this array, and the entire array is passed to query() on each call so the model has full conversation history. The array is mutable — submitMessage() updates it in place via a setMessages callback that replaces the reference.
permissionDenials accumulates across the entire session. Each time canUseTool returns a non-allow result, the denial is appended here. At the end of every submitMessage() call, the full list is embedded in the SDKResultMessage so the caller can audit what was blocked.
totalUsage is a running counter of token consumption. It is updated after each turn by merging the turn's usage into the cumulative total, giving the caller accurate lifetime costs rather than per-turn costs.
discoveredSkillNames and loadedNestedMemoryPaths are per-turn caches that are cleared at the start of each submitMessage() call. They prevent redundant skill discovery and memory loading when the same directories are revisited across turns.
hasHandledOrphanedPermission is a one-shot flag. The orphaned permission from the previous session is presented exactly once, during the first submitMessage() call, and the flag prevents it from being re-presented on subsequent turns.
9.4 submitMessage(): The Complete Flow
submitMessage() is an async generator method. Its return type is AsyncGenerator<SDKMessage, void, unknown>, meaning it yields a sequence of SDKMessage values and then terminates. The caller iterates it with for await ... of.
The method orchestrates ten distinct stages. The diagram below shows the happy path through a complete turn.
9.4.1 Per-turn Reset and canUseTool Wrapping
The first thing submitMessage() does is clear discoveredSkillNames and call setCwd(cwd). This reset ensures that skill discovery results from a previous turn do not bleed into the current one, and that any tool that resolves file paths starts from the correct working directory even if the Node.js process has moved.
Immediately after the reset, submitMessage() creates a new function wrappedCanUseTool that closes over the real canUseTool from config:
// src/QueryEngine.ts (conceptual reconstruction)
const wrappedCanUseTool: CanUseToolFn = async (tool_name, tool_use_id, tool_input, context) => {
const result = await canUseTool(tool_name, tool_use_id, tool_input, context)
if (result.behavior !== 'allow') {
this.permissionDenials.push({ tool_name, tool_use_id, tool_input })
}
return result
}The wrapper does not modify the result; it only intercepts denials. The original canUseTool still makes the actual decision. This separation of concerns keeps the permission system clean: the policy lives in canUseTool, while the audit trail lives in QueryEngine.
9.4.2 System Prompt Assembly
submitMessage() calls fetchSystemPromptParts() with the tool list, the resolved model name, and the MCP client connections. This function returns three components:
defaultSystemPrompt is the array of system prompt blocks that Claude Code generates from its built-in templates. It includes the agent's core behaviour instructions, tool descriptions, and safety constraints. userContext carries user-level customisations such as the contents of CLAUDE.md files found in the project hierarchy. systemContext carries environment information such as the current date, the working directory, and the OS platform.
The engine then assembles the final system prompt:
const systemPrompt = asSystemPrompt([
...(customPrompt ? [customPrompt] : defaultSystemPrompt),
...(memoryMechanicsPrompt ? [memoryMechanicsPrompt] : []),
...(appendSystemPrompt ? [appendSystemPrompt] : []),
])The logic is a priority cascade. If customSystemPrompt was provided in config, it replaces defaultSystemPrompt entirely. The memory mechanics prompt is injected only when the CLAUDE_COWORK_MEMORY_PATH_OVERRIDE environment variable is set, enabling the coworking memory system. Finally, appendSystemPrompt is always appended last, regardless of which base prompt was chosen.
9.4.3 User Input Processing and Transcript Persistence
With the system prompt ready, submitMessage() constructs a ProcessUserInputContext and calls processUserInput():
// src/QueryEngine.ts (conceptual reconstruction)
const { messages: messagesFromUserInput, shouldQuery, allowedTools, model, resultText } =
await processUserInput({
input: prompt,
mode: 'prompt',
context: { ...processUserInputContext, messages: this.mutableMessages },
querySource: 'sdk',
})The ProcessUserInputContext is constructed with isNonInteractiveSession: true. This single flag changes multiple behaviours downstream: the UI rendering path is skipped, interactive confirmation dialogs are suppressed, and certain tools that require a live terminal are disabled. Everything that follows is aware it is in headless mode.
processUserInput() returns a set of messages that represent the user's turn — typically a single user message wrapping the prompt text, but potentially more if the prompt triggered pre-processing. The returned shouldQuery flag indicates whether the engine should proceed to call the model, or whether the response was produced locally (see Section 9.4.4).
After appending messagesFromUserInput to this.mutableMessages, the engine writes the updated history to the session transcript before sending anything to the API. This ordering is deliberate: if the process is killed between sending the request and receiving the response, the user message is already persisted. On resume, the caller can detect the incomplete turn and retry from a consistent state.
9.4.4 The Slash Command Short-Circuit Path
When the user's prompt is a slash command that can be handled locally — such as /clear, /help, or a custom local command — processUserInput() sets shouldQuery = false and places the command's output in resultText. The engine does not call the model at all.
In this case, submitMessage() follows the short-circuit path:
- Yield
SDKSystemInitMessageas usual (the caller always receives this first). - If
replayUserMessagesis set, yield the user message as anSDKUserMessageReplayevent. - Package
resultTextinto anSDKAssistantMessageand yield it. - Yield a terminal
SDKResultMessagewithsubtype: 'success'andresult: resultText.
The short-circuit path is important for programmatic callers because it means they can use slash commands without the caller needing to special-case them. The SDKResultMessage always arrives, regardless of which path was taken.
9.4.5 The query() Loop and SDKMessage Mapping
When shouldQuery is true, the engine enters the main path. It yields the SDKSystemInitMessage and then opens a for await ... of loop over the query() generator:
for await (const message of query({
messages,
systemPrompt, userContext, systemContext,
canUseTool: wrappedCanUseTool,
toolUseContext: processUserInputContext,
querySource: 'sdk',
maxTurns, taskBudget,
})) {
// translate internal Message types to SDKMessage types
}The internal query() generator yields several message types, and submitMessage() maps each one to its corresponding SDK type:
An assistant role message containing the model's response is mapped to SDKAssistantMessage. The content blocks inside — text, tool use requests, thinking blocks — are preserved as-is.
A user role message containing tool results is mapped to SDKUserMessage. Each tool result in the message represents the output of one tool call.
A compact_boundary message marks where context compaction occurred. It is passed through as SDKCompactBoundaryMessage. A caller that stores messages for session resume needs this boundary to know which messages were produced after compaction.
A tombstone message indicates that a message was removed from the conversation during compaction. QueryEngine removes it from mutableMessages rather than yielding it, keeping the stored history consistent.
Progress and streaming fragment events are yielded only when includePartialMessages: true is set in config. Otherwise they are silently consumed.
After each complete message, the engine calls accumulateUsage() to merge the turn's token counts into this.totalUsage, ensuring the lifetime usage counter stays current.
9.4.6 The Final SDKResultMessage
When the query() generator completes, submitMessage() yields a single SDKResultMessage that summarises the entire turn:
yield {
type: 'result',
subtype: 'success',
is_error: false,
duration_ms: Date.now() - startTime,
duration_api_ms: getTotalAPIDuration(),
num_turns: ...,
result: structuredOutputFromTool ?? resultText ?? '',
stop_reason: lastStopReason,
session_id: getSessionId(),
total_cost_usd: getTotalCost(),
usage: this.totalUsage,
modelUsage: getModelUsage(),
permission_denials: this.permissionDenials,
}The result field contains the final text output. When jsonSchema was provided in config, structuredOutputFromTool holds the parsed JSON object extracted from the structured-output tool call, and it takes priority over resultText. This is how programmatic callers receive machine-readable responses.
stop_reason conveys why the model stopped: end_turn (model decided it was done), max_turns (the maxTurns ceiling was reached), tool_use (the last message contained tool calls that were not executed — typically a budget cutoff), or other values defined by the API.
permission_denials is the complete list of tools that were blocked during this turn. Each entry carries the tool name, the tool-use ID, and the attempted input, giving the caller full visibility into what was refused and why.
If an error occurred during execution, the subtype changes to 'error_during_execution' and is_error becomes true. If the model exceeded its turn limit, subtype becomes 'error_max_turns'. The caller should always check subtype before trusting result.
9.5 SDKMessage Variants
Every value yielded by submitMessage() conforms to the SDKMessage union type. The table below lists all variants, when they are emitted, and which fields are worth inspecting.
type | subtype | When emitted | Key fields |
|---|---|---|---|
system | init | First message of every submitMessage() call | session_id, model, tools, mcp_servers, permissionMode, apiKeySource |
assistant | — | Each time the model produces a response | message.content (array of text, tool_use, thinking blocks) |
user | — | Each time tool results are fed back to the model | message.content (array of tool_result blocks) |
user | replay | When replayUserMessages: true and the loop replays a prior user message | message.content |
system | compact_boundary | When context compaction occurs mid-session | summary (the compressed context text) |
result | success | Turn completed normally | result, usage, total_cost_usd, duration_ms, stop_reason, permission_denials |
result | error_during_execution | An unhandled exception occurred | is_error: true, result (error message text) |
result | error_max_turns | maxTurns was reached before the model stopped naturally | is_error: true, num_turns |
result | error_during_execution | Abort signal fired | is_error: true, result: 'Aborted' |
The system/init message deserves special attention. It is always the first message in the stream, and it is the only message that carries session metadata. A caller that stores messages for replay must save this message separately from the conversation history, because it describes the session context rather than the conversation content.
The result message is always the last message in the stream. A caller can use it as a sentinel to know that the generator has finished. If the caller is only interested in the final answer and not the intermediate steps, it can drain the generator and inspect only the last message.
9.6 Programmatic Usage Example
The following example shows how to drive QueryEngine from a TypeScript program. It submits a single prompt, collects the stream, and prints the final result along with token usage.
import { QueryEngine } from './src/QueryEngine.js'
import { getTools } from './src/tools/index.js'
import { getCommands } from './src/commands/index.js'
import { createFileStateCache } from './src/utils/fileStateCache.js'
import { createAppState, useAppStateStore } from './src/AppContext.js'
async function runHeadlessQuery(prompt: string): Promise<string> {
// Build a minimal config for a headless, single-turn query.
const engine = new QueryEngine({
cwd: process.cwd(),
tools: await getTools(),
commands: await getCommands(),
mcpClients: [],
agents: [],
canUseTool: async () => ({ behavior: 'allow' }),
getAppState: () => useAppStateStore.getState(),
setAppState: f => useAppStateStore.setState(f(useAppStateStore.getState())),
readFileCache: createFileStateCache(),
maxTurns: 10,
verbose: false,
})
let finalResult = ''
for await (const message of engine.submitMessage(prompt)) {
if (message.type === 'result') {
if (message.is_error) {
throw new Error(`QueryEngine error: ${message.subtype} — ${message.result}`)
}
finalResult = message.result
console.log(`Cost: $${message.total_cost_usd.toFixed(6)}`)
console.log(`Input tokens: ${message.usage.input_tokens}`)
console.log(`Output tokens: ${message.usage.output_tokens}`)
console.log(`Turns: ${message.num_turns}`)
if (message.permission_denials.length > 0) {
console.warn('Blocked tools:', message.permission_denials.map(d => d.tool_name))
}
} else if (message.type === 'assistant') {
// Print text blocks as they arrive for a streaming feel.
for (const block of message.message.content) {
if (block.type === 'text') process.stdout.write(block.text)
}
}
}
return finalResult
}
// Multi-turn example: reuse the same engine instance across turns.
async function runMultiTurnSession() {
const engine = new QueryEngine({ /* ... same config ... */ })
// First turn: ask a question.
for await (const msg of engine.submitMessage('List the files in the src directory.')) {
if (msg.type === 'result') console.log('Turn 1 done:', msg.result)
}
// Second turn: follow up. The engine retains the conversation history.
for await (const msg of engine.submitMessage('Which of those files is the largest?')) {
if (msg.type === 'result') console.log('Turn 2 done:', msg.result)
}
}The critical thing to note in the multi-turn example is that the engine instance is reused. this.mutableMessages accumulates both turns' exchanges, so the second call to submitMessage() gives the model the full context of the first turn. Creating a new QueryEngine instance for each turn would lose the history and force the model to work without context.
For structured JSON output, pass a jsonSchema field to the config:
const engine = new QueryEngine({
// ... other fields ...
jsonSchema: {
type: 'object',
properties: {
files: { type: 'array', items: { type: 'string' } },
count: { type: 'integer' },
},
required: ['files', 'count'],
},
})
for await (const msg of engine.submitMessage('List all TypeScript files in src/')) {
if (msg.type === 'result' && !msg.is_error) {
// msg.result is the JSON string of the structured output.
const data = JSON.parse(msg.result) as { files: string[]; count: number }
console.log(`Found ${data.count} TypeScript files`)
}
}9.7 The Public SDK Type Surface: agentSdkTypes.ts
src/entrypoints/agentSdkTypes.ts is the single file that external consumers should import from. It re-exports from three submodules, each with a distinct responsibility.
src/entrypoints/sdk/coreTypes.ts contains the serializable types: the SDKMessage union and all its variants, the HOOK_EVENTS constant array listing every lifecycle event name the SDK can fire, and the EXIT_REASONS constant array listing valid session termination reasons. These types are pure data — they carry no functions and no class instances, making them safe to serialize to JSON and send over a network boundary.
The full list of hook events defined at src/entrypoints/sdk/coreTypes.ts:25-53 shows the breadth of the lifecycle:
export const HOOK_EVENTS = [
'PreToolUse', 'PostToolUse', 'PostToolUseFailure', 'Notification',
'UserPromptSubmit', 'SessionStart', 'SessionEnd', 'Stop', 'StopFailure',
'SubagentStart', 'SubagentStop', 'PreCompact', 'PostCompact',
'PermissionRequest', 'PermissionDenied', 'Setup',
'TeammateIdle', 'TaskCreated', 'TaskCompleted',
'Elicitation', 'ElicitationResult', 'ConfigChange',
'WorktreeCreate', 'WorktreeRemove', 'InstructionsLoaded',
'CwdChanged', 'FileChanged',
] as constThese constants are used by the hook system to route lifecycle notifications to registered handlers. A programmatic caller that wants to observe tool usage can register on PreToolUse and PostToolUse. A caller managing multiple worktrees can listen on WorktreeCreate and WorktreeRemove. The Elicitation and ElicitationResult pair covers the mid-task question flow.
src/entrypoints/sdk/runtimeTypes.ts contains the non-serializable types: the Options object accepted by the top-level query() function, and the Query interface that query() returns. These types include function references and AsyncIterable interfaces and cannot be serialized. Keeping them in a separate module makes it easy for build tools to tree-shake them away in contexts where only serializable types are needed.
src/entrypoints/sdk/settingsTypes.generated.ts exports the Settings type, which is generated from the settings schema. It is imported with export type rather than export * to prevent the generated constants from polluting the public namespace.
src/entrypoints/sdk/toolTypes.ts exports the tool-definition types and helpers. The most important export is the tool() factory function, which takes a name, description, input schema, and handler function and returns an SdkMcpToolDefinition. This is the standard way for external callers to define tools that the engine can invoke:
// agentSdkTypes.ts re-exports
export function tool(
name: string,
description: string,
inputSchema: Record<string, unknown>,
handler: (input: unknown) => Promise<unknown>,
extras?: ToolExtras,
): SdkMcpToolDefinition
export function createSdkMcpServer(options: SdkMcpServerOptions): McpSdkServerConfigWithInstance
export class AbortError extends Error {}
export function query(params: {
prompt: string | AsyncIterable<SDKUserMessage>
options?: Options
}): QueryThe top-level query() exported from agentSdkTypes.ts is a higher-level convenience function distinct from the internal query() in src/query.ts. It accepts either a simple string prompt or an async iterable of SDKUserMessage objects for streaming input, and it returns a Query interface that is itself an async iterable of SDKMessage objects. This is the function that most external SDK consumers will use when they do not need to manage session state themselves.
AbortError is a typed error subclass that is thrown when the caller's AbortController fires. Callers should catch this type explicitly to distinguish intentional aborts from unexpected errors.
9.8 Headless vs Interactive Mode
The distinction between headless and interactive mode is not a single flag — it is a constellation of behavioural differences that flow from the isNonInteractiveSession: true setting placed in processUserInputContext at src/QueryEngine.ts.
Rendering. In interactive mode, assistant messages are rendered through Ink, React's terminal renderer. Tool results appear as formatted boxes, permission requests open interactive dialogs, and the UI updates in real time as tokens stream in. In headless mode, none of this happens. QueryEngine does not import Ink, does not render any JSX, and has no concept of a terminal cursor position. The output is pure data: SDKMessage objects yielded from a generator.
Permission requests. In interactive mode, when a tool requires a permission the user has not pre-granted, the engine pauses and presents a confirmation prompt. The user types y or n. In headless mode, the canUseTool function passed in config makes the decision programmatically. If it returns allow, the tool runs. If it returns a denial, the tool is blocked and the denial is recorded. There is no pause, no human in the loop.
Elicitation. In interactive mode, when the model asks a mid-task question via the elicitation mechanism, the engine renders a form in the terminal and waits. In headless mode, the handleElicitation callback from config is called instead. If no callback was provided, the elicitation resolves with a null answer.
Tool availability. Some tools are not available in non-interactive sessions. Any tool that checks isNonInteractiveSession before running will short-circuit when called from QueryEngine. This is intentional: tools that open a file in the user's editor, or tools that display a visual diff in a GUI pane, make no sense in a headless context.
Slash command handling. In interactive mode, local slash commands (those with type: 'local') can render arbitrary JSX in the terminal. In headless mode, the JSX rendering path is skipped, and only the text output of the command is captured and yielded as a plain SDKAssistantMessage.
Message stream vs UI events. In interactive mode, the component tree subscribes to the message store via React state and re-renders when messages arrive. The caller never sees raw Message objects. In headless mode, the caller receives SDKMessage events directly and is responsible for any display or storage logic.
Understanding this distinction matters for callers that want to replicate some interactive behaviour in a headless context. If you want progress updates, set includePartialMessages: true. If you want to handle permission requests with a custom policy, provide a rich canUseTool implementation. If you want to handle elicitation, provide handleElicitation. The SDK surface gives you hooks for all of these; none are automatic.
Key Takeaways
QueryEngine is a thin stateful shell around the stateless query() function. Its only durable state is the growing mutableMessages array and the cumulative totalUsage counter. Everything else is reconstructed fresh on each submitMessage() call.
QueryEngineConfig is the complete specification of a headless session. The three budget controls — maxTurns, maxBudgetUsd, and taskBudget — operate at different levels of abstraction: iteration count, dollar spend, and token count respectively. All three can be active simultaneously.
submitMessage() always yields exactly one SDKSystemInitMessage as its first event, and exactly one SDKResultMessage as its last event. Callers can always rely on this invariant regardless of whether the turn used the short-circuit path or the full query() loop.
The permission_denials field in SDKResultMessage is the audit trail for the session. In automated environments where canUseTool enforces a policy programmatically, this list tells the caller exactly what was blocked and with what inputs, enabling downstream logging and policy review.
The split between coreTypes.ts (serializable), runtimeTypes.ts (non-serializable), and toolTypes.ts (tool helpers) in the SDK entry point is a deliberate design that lets consumers import only what they need and enables the serializable types to be shared across process boundaries without pulling in Node.js-specific dependencies.
The isNonInteractiveSession: true flag is not a single switch but a propagating signal. It flows through ProcessUserInputContext into every subsystem that checks it — tool availability, permission handling, UI rendering, elicitation — and transforms each one from a human-facing interface into a programmatic one. The entire headless SDK is built on this one field being true.
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CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
- Acceptance: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
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Status: Completed25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
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Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
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15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
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本章导读
如果说 Agent 循环（第5章）是 Claude Code 的心脏，那工具系统就是它的手。模型每次产生一个 tool_use 消息，就是在请求用某只具体的"手"去做一件事：读文件、执行命令、搜索代码、写入内容……工具系统负责接收这个请求，验证它的合法性，执行真实操作，再将结果序列化回 API 协议要求的格式，最终在 REPL 界面里渲染成人类可读的样子。
这条链路横跨了五六个源文件，涉及类型推断、权限策略、流式并发执行和 UI 渲染四个完全不同的领域。本章的目标是把这条链路从头到尾讲清楚，让你在读完之后，既能理解现有工具是怎么工作的，也能从零开始自信地写一个新工具。
本章假设你已经理解了第3章介绍的 Tool<Input, Output> 接口轮廓和第5章介绍的工具执行入口（runTools / StreamingToolExecutor）。本章会向下钻探这两个主题的实现细节。
6.1 工具生命周期：从注册到渲染
一个工具调用从模型产生 tool_use 到用户在屏幕上看到结果，要经过下面这条流水线。先用图形把全局关系说清楚，后续各节再逐一展开每个方框的内部实现。
这条流水线里有几个容易被忽略的细节值得提前标注：第一，backfillObservableInput 在权限检查之前运行，这意味着权限规则匹配的是展开后的真实路径，而不是模型传来的 ~/project 形式的缩写；第二，validateInput 和 checkPermissions 是两个独立步骤，前者是纯计算（不读磁盘、不查状态），后者才去对照权限规则；第三，maxResultSizeChars 的截断逻辑在 call() 的调用方，而不在工具内部，这让单个工具可以专注于生产数据，不必操心截断细节。
6.2 Tool<Input, Output> 接口
工具接口（interface）定义在 src/Tool.ts，是整个工具系统的类型契约。每一个工具实例都必须满足这个接口，或者通过 buildTool() 工厂函数来补全可选方法的默认实现。
接口方法可以按职责分为四组：核心执行、权限与验证、UI 渲染、API 序列化。
6.2.1 核心执行方法
// The main execution entry point of a tool.
// args is the validated and type-safe input parsed from the model's tool_use block.
// context carries session state, working directory, permission context, etc.
// canUseTool lets nested tools (e.g. AgentTool) ask whether sub-tools are permitted.
// parentMessage is the AssistantMessage that triggered this tool call.
// onProgress streams incremental progress events to the REPL during long operations.
call(
args: z.infer<Input>,
context: ToolUseContext,
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
parentMessage: AssistantMessage,
onProgress?: ToolCallProgress<P>,
): Promise<ToolResult<Output>>call() 是工具的主体逻辑所在。它接收的 args 已经经过 Zod schema 解析，所以类型是安全的。返回值 ToolResult<Output> 除了 data 字段（工具的业务产出）之外，还可以携带两个元数据：newMessages 用于向对话历史注入额外消息（比如 AgentTool 把子任务的完整对话插回父会话），contextModifier 是一个函数，允许工具在执行后更新 ToolUseContext——比如切换工作目录、添加新的权限规则。
// Returns a short human-readable description of what this tool call is doing.
// Used in progress displays and audit logs.
description(input, options): Promise<string>
// Returns the full prompt text that will be injected into the system prompt
// so the model understands how to use this tool.
prompt(options): Promise<string>
// The Zod schema that defines the input shape.
// The framework uses this for both parsing and JSON Schema generation.
readonly inputSchema: Input
// Whether multiple concurrent instances of this tool can run safely.
// Read-only tools (FileReadTool, GrepTool) return true.
// Write-heavy tools (BashTool, FileEditTool) return false.
isConcurrencySafe(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean
// Whether this tool only reads, never mutates.
// Used to decide whether to show a "read-only" indicator in the permission UI.
isReadOnly(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean
// Whether this tool can cause irreversible damage (delete, overwrite, format, etc.)
isDestructive?(input: z.infer<Input>): booleanisConcurrencySafe() 是并发调度的核心开关。第6.6节会详细解释分区算法；这里先记住：声明为 true 的工具会和同批次的其他安全工具并行运行，声明为 false 的工具则独享一个串行时间槽。
6.2.2 权限与验证方法
// Pure input validation — no I/O, no side effects.
// Rejects clearly wrong inputs before reaching the permission check.
// Examples: malformed page range, blocked file extension, device file path.
validateInput?(input, context): Promise<ValidationResult>
// Permission decision point.
// Consults the current permission rules (allow/deny lists, auto-approve settings)
// and returns either { behavior: 'allow' } or { behavior: 'deny', message }.
checkPermissions(input, context): Promise<PermissionResult>
// Expands derived fields before any other processing.
// Typical use: resolve ~ and relative paths to absolute paths.
// Runs before validateInput so that path-based deny rules see the real path.
backfillObservableInput?(input): void
// Returns a value for the auto-approval classifier to inspect.
// For file tools this is the file path; for BashTool this is the command string.
toAutoClassifierInput(input): unknownvalidateInput 和 checkPermissions 的分工值得强调：前者负责"这个输入在语义上是否有效"（格式问题、已知危险的扩展名），后者负责"当前会话是否允许执行这个操作"（目录白名单、用户审批状态）。把这两步分开，让权限系统可以独立演进，不会和业务校验逻辑混在一起。
6.2.3 UI 渲染方法
// Renders the "tool is being called" card shown while the tool is running.
// Typically shows the tool name, key arguments, and a spinner.
renderToolUseMessage(input, options): React.ReactNode
// Renders the result card shown after the tool finishes.
// content is the ToolResult data; progressMessages are streamed partial updates.
renderToolResultMessage?(content, progressMessages, options): React.ReactNode
// Renders an error card if the tool call failed.
renderToolUseErrorMessage?(result, options): React.ReactNode这三个渲染方法构成了 REPL 里工具调用的完整视觉生命周期：请求 → 结果（或错误）。它们都返回 React.ReactNode，可以是普通文本，也可以是带色彩、图标、折叠面板的复杂 JSX 结构。
6.2.4 API 序列化方法
// Converts the tool's data output into the shape expected by the Anthropic API.
// The tool_use_id must be echoed back so the API can correlate request and result.
mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(content, toolUseID): ToolResultBlockParam这个方法是工具输出和 API 协议之间的适配器（Adapter）。不同类型的输出（文本、图片、结构化 JSON）需要生成不同形状的 ToolResultBlockParam，这里统一由工具自己负责序列化，而不是由调用框架猜测格式。
6.3 buildTool()：工厂函数与默认值策略
并非所有工具都需要实现 Tool 接口的每一个方法。buildTool() 是一个工厂函数（Factory），它接收一个 ToolDef 对象，自动补全那些有合理默认值的可选方法，返回一个完整的工具实例。
ToolDef 的类型定义是：
// ToolDef separates required methods from optional (defaultable) ones.
// Tools only need to provide what's different from the defaults.
export type ToolDef<Input, Output, P> =
Omit<Tool<Input, Output, P>, DefaultableToolKeys> & // required: must implement
Partial<Pick<Tool<Input, Output, P>, DefaultableToolKeys>> // optional: has defaults可以有默认值的方法（DefaultableToolKeys）和各自的默认值如下：
| 方法名 | 默认值 | 含义 |
|---|---|---|
isEnabled | () => true | 工具默认启用 |
isConcurrencySafe | () => false | 默认不并发（保守策略） |
isReadOnly | () => false | 默认有写权限风险 |
isDestructive | () => false | 默认非破坏性 |
checkPermissions | () => { behavior: 'allow' } | 默认允许（需自行覆盖保安全） |
toAutoClassifierInput | () => '' | 默认不提供分类器数据 |
userFacingName | () => def.name | 默认显示名等于内部名 |
buildTool() 的实现极其简单：
// Merges TOOL_DEFAULTS with the provided def, letting def override any default.
// The type magic (BuiltTool<D>) ensures TypeScript knows which optional fields
// are now present on the returned object.
export function buildTool<D extends AnyToolDef>(def: D): BuiltTool<D> {
return {
...TOOL_DEFAULTS,
userFacingName: () => def.name, // pre-fill name before spreading def
...def, // def wins over all defaults
} as BuiltTool<D>
}这里的类型推断是精心设计的：BuiltTool<D> 是一个条件类型，它会根据 D 里已经提供了哪些 DefaultableToolKeys，计算出最终类型中哪些字段是 Required，哪些仍是 Optional。实际效果是：你在调用 buildTool() 后得到的对象，TypeScript 能精确知道你提供了哪些方法、哪些用了默认值，不会出现类型层面的"可能 undefined"噪音。
6.4 工具解剖：FileReadTool 全解
FileReadTool 是代码库中功能最完整的工具之一，它处理了文本、图片、PDF、Jupyter Notebook 等六种文件类型，实现了去重优化、权限检查、路径展开、安全提醒等几乎所有工具特性。用它作为解剖对象，能覆盖到工具系统的绝大部分角落。
6.4.1 输入 Schema（lazySchema 延迟初始化）
// lazySchema defers Zod schema construction until first use.
// This avoids circular dependency issues and speeds up module loading,
// since not all tools are needed for every command.
const inputSchema = lazySchema(() =>
z.strictObject({
// Absolute path is required — no relative paths, no ~ shortcuts here.
// The model must provide the full path; backfillObservableInput handles expansion.
file_path: z.string().describe('The absolute path to the file to read'),
// semanticNumber wraps z.number() to accept string representations like "10".
// Models sometimes produce numeric fields as strings, so this handles the coercion.
offset: semanticNumber(z.number().int().nonnegative().optional())
.describe('The line number to start reading from...'),
limit: semanticNumber(z.number().int().positive().optional())
.describe('The number of lines to read...'),
// Only relevant for PDF files; format: "1-5", "3", "10-20"
pages: z.string().optional()
.describe('Page range for PDF files...'),
}),
)z.strictObject 与 z.object 的区别是：前者会拒绝包含未声明字段的输入，防止模型"偷渡"额外参数绕过校验。semanticNumber 是一个自定义包装器，解决了模型有时把数字字段输出为字符串这一常见的格式漂移（format drift）问题。
6.4.2 输出 Schema（6 路判别联合）
// The output is a discriminated union over 6 file types.
// Discriminated unions (辨别联合) let the type system narrow precisely:
// when you check data.type === 'image', TypeScript knows all image-specific fields are present.
const outputSchema = lazySchema(() =>
z.discriminatedUnion('type', [
// Plain text file — most common case
z.object({ type: z.literal('text'), file: z.object({ /* content, lines, path */ }) }),
// Image file (png, jpg, gif, webp, etc.) — content is base64 encoded
z.object({ type: z.literal('image'), file: z.object({ /* base64Content, mediaType, path */ }) }),
// Jupyter notebook (.ipynb) — rendered as structured cell output
z.object({ type: z.literal('notebook'), file: z.object({ /* cells */ }) }),
// PDF document — text extracted, respecting page range if provided
z.object({ type: z.literal('pdf'), file: z.object({ /* pages, text */ }) }),
// Large file split into parts — returned when file exceeds token budget
z.object({ type: z.literal('parts'), file: z.object({ /* parts[] */ }) }),
// Cache hit: file unchanged since last read — avoids re-sending identical content
z.object({ type: z.literal('file_unchanged'), file: z.object({ /* path, mtime */ }) }),
])
)六路判别联合（discriminated union）比一个大而全的 interface 要干净得多：每种文件类型有各自专属的字段，不会出现"图片没有 cells 字段但类型上写着 cells?: ..."这种噪音。mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 里的 switch (data.type) 也因此变得穷举安全——TypeScript 能在编译期确保每个分支都被处理。
6.4.3 执行流程：call()
call() 方法是实际读文件的地方。它的执行路径按顺序是：
去重检查：查询
readFileState（一个Map<path, mtime>），如果文件在本次会话中被读过且修改时间未变，直接返回file_unchanged类型，不再重新读取。这是一个会话内（intra-session）的内容缓存优化。条件技能激活（conditional skills）：扫描文件路径，看是否有匹配的技能（skill）规则需要在读取时激活。
按扩展名分支执行（核心逻辑）：
.ipynb→readNotebook()- 图片扩展名（
.png、.jpg、.gif等）→readImageWithTokenBudget() .pdf→readPDF()或extractPDFPages()（如果提供了pages参数）- 其余情况 →
readFileInRange(path, offset, limit)
token 预算检查：
validateContentTokens()估算读取内容的 token 量，超限则抛出错误，提示模型用offset/limit分段读取。更新 readFileState：记录本次读取的 mtime，供下次去重检查使用。
触发 fileReadListeners：通知订阅了文件读取事件的其他模块（比如上下文感知的权限提示系统）。
6.4.4 权限检查：validateInput() + checkPermissions()
validateInput() 负责纯逻辑的前置校验，不涉及文件系统 I/O：
async validateInput({ file_path, pages }, toolUseContext) {
// 1. Validate pages format — must match patterns like "1-5", "3", "10-20"
if (pages && !isValidPageRange(pages)) {
return { result: false, message: `Invalid pages format: "${pages}"`, errorCode: 'INVALID_PAGES' }
}
// 2. Check explicit deny rules from the current permission context
const denyRule = matchingRuleForInput(file_path, toolUseContext.denyRules)
if (denyRule) {
return { result: false, message: `Access denied by rule: ${denyRule}`, errorCode: 'DENIED_BY_RULE' }
}
// 3. UNC paths (\\server\share) are allowed early — they're Windows network paths
if (isUNCPath(file_path)) return { result: true }
// 4. Reject dangerous binary extensions, but exempt PDFs, images, and SVGs
if (isDangerousBinaryExtension(file_path) && !isSafeReadableExtension(file_path)) {
return { result: false, message: 'Binary file type not supported', errorCode: 'BINARY_NOT_SUPPORTED' }
}
// 5. Reject blocking device files (/dev/zero, /dev/urandom, etc.)
if (isBlockingDeviceFile(file_path)) {
return { result: false, message: 'Cannot read blocking device files', errorCode: 'DEVICE_FILE' }
}
return { result: true }
}checkPermissions() 则委托给通用权限系统：
async checkPermissions(input, context) {
// Delegates to the shared read-permission helper, which checks:
// - Is the path within an allowed directory?
// - Does the user have a standing auto-approve rule?
// - Is this a first-time read requiring explicit confirmation?
return checkReadPermissionForTool(FileReadTool, input, appState.toolPermissionContext)
}6.4.5 结果序列化：mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam()
这个方法把工具的内部输出格式转换为 Anthropic API 需要的 ToolResultBlockParam：
mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(data, toolUseID) {
switch (data.type) {
case 'image':
// Images are sent as base64-encoded content blocks
return {
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
type: 'tool_result',
content: [{
type: 'image',
source: { type: 'base64', media_type: data.file.mediaType, data: data.file.base64Content },
}],
}
case 'text':
case 'notebook':
case 'pdf':
// Text-based results are sent as a single text content block
return {
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
type: 'tool_result',
content: formatAsText(data), // concatenates lines with cat -n style numbering
}
case 'file_unchanged':
// The stub tells the model "you already have this file's content, skip re-reading"
return {
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
type: 'tool_result',
content: FILE_UNCHANGED_STUB,
}
// ... other cases
}
}6.4.6 UI 渲染：renderToolResultMessage()
渲染方法把工具产出的数据变成用户在终端里看到的样子。对于文本文件，它会显示文件路径、行号范围和内容预览；对于图片，它会触发终端图像协议（如 Kitty 图形协议或 iTerm2 内联图像）渲染缩略图；对于 PDF，它显示提取的文本页。
6.4.7 去重机制：readFileState + mtime
去重机制是 FileReadTool 最有意思的优化之一。在一次较长的对话里，模型可能多次读取同一个文件（尤其是在迭代修复 bug 的过程中）。如果文件内容没有变化，重复发送完整内容纯属浪费 token。
readFileState 是一个会话级的 Map<absolutePath, mtime>，记录"这个路径上次读取时的修改时间"。每次 call() 开始时会比对当前 mtime 与记录值：
- 相同 → 返回
{ type: 'file_unchanged', ... }，mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam把它序列化为FILE_UNCHANGED_STUB（一个告知模型"你已经有这个文件内容了"的短字符串） - 不同或从未读过 → 正常读取，更新
readFileState
这个设计的关键假设是：mtime 变了就意味着内容变了。这在绝大多数场景下成立，偶尔出现触摸（touch）文件但不改内容的情况会导致多发一次内容，但这是可接受的误判方向。
6.5 工具注册表：tools.ts 与 getAllBaseTools()
src/tools.ts 是工具系统的注册中心（registry）。getAllBaseTools() 返回当前进程可用的全部工具实例列表：
export function getAllBaseTools(): Tools {
return [
AgentTool, // Sub-agent spawning
TaskOutputTool, // Structured task result output
BashTool, // Shell command execution
// Ant binary embeds custom search tools; OSS build uses standard Glob/Grep
...(hasEmbeddedSearchTools() ? [] : [GlobTool, GrepTool]),
ExitPlanModeV2Tool,
FileReadTool,
FileEditTool,
FileWriteTool,
NotebookEditTool,
WebFetchTool,
TodoWriteTool,
WebSearchTool,
TaskStopTool,
AskUserQuestionTool,
SkillTool,
EnterPlanModeTool,
// ConfigTool is only available in the internal Ant build
...(process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' ? [ConfigTool] : []),
// SleepTool requires the PROACTIVE or KAIROS feature flag
...(SleepTool ? [SleepTool] : []),
// Cron tools require the AGENT_TRIGGERS feature flag
...(cronTools),
// MonitorTool requires the MONITOR_TOOL feature flag
...(MonitorTool ? [MonitorTool] : []),
// REPLTool is Ant-internal only
...(REPLTool ? [REPLTool] : []),
TestingPermissionTool,
LSPTool,
ToolSearchTool,
// ... more feature-gated tools
].filter(Boolean) // remove any undefined entries from failed feature checks
}这里有几个设计决策值得注意。第一，列表用展开运算符（...）而不是 if 分支来条件性地包含工具，让整个注册表在视觉上保持线性，不会出现深层嵌套；第二，功能特性标记（feature flag）控制的工具被初始化为 null/undefined，而不是完全不 import——这样 TypeScript 的 import 解析可以在编译时发现类型错误，实际是否包含由运行时的条件展开决定，末尾的 .filter(Boolean) 清理掉未启用的槽；第三，hasEmbeddedSearchTools() 是一个在 Anthropic 内部构建版本中返回 true 的标志，让内嵌的专用搜索工具替代通用的 GlobTool/GrepTool。
在 getAllBaseTools() 之上还有一层过滤函数 getTools()，它接受 --tools 白名单、工作区模式开关等选项，从基础列表里进一步剪裁出当前会话实际可用的工具子集。
6.6 工具编排：runTools() 的并发与串行
当模型在一次响应里产生了多个 tool_use 块（block），工具编排器（orchestrator）需要决定哪些可以并行跑、哪些要排队串行。这个逻辑在 src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts。
6.6.1 分区逻辑（partitionToolCalls）
partitionToolCalls() 把一批工具调用按"并发安全性"切分成若干分区（partition）。分区规则是：只要序列中出现一个非并发安全的工具，就在该位置断开，前后各成一组。
举例说明：假设模型一次性请求了 [FileRead, FileRead, BashTool, FileRead] 四个调用，其中 FileRead.isConcurrencySafe() === true，BashTool.isConcurrencySafe() === false。分区结果是：
- 分区 1（并发）：
[FileRead, FileRead] - 分区 2（串行）：
[BashTool] - 分区 3（并发）：
[FileRead]
分区 3 只有一个工具，虽然并发安全，但单个工具的"并发批次"和"串行批次"执行起来没有区别，分区标签只是一个元数据。
6.6.2 并发批次
// runTools iterates over partitions produced by partitionToolCalls.
// For concurrent partitions, all tools in the batch are started simultaneously.
export async function* runTools(
toolUseMessages: ToolUseBlock[],
assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
toolUseContext: ToolUseContext,
): AsyncGenerator<MessageUpdate, void> {
let currentContext = toolUseContext
for (const { isConcurrencySafe, blocks } of partitionToolCalls(toolUseMessages, currentContext)) {
if (isConcurrencySafe) {
// All tools in this batch run in parallel.
// contextModifier from individual tools is deferred: it only takes effect
// after the entire batch finishes, to avoid race conditions where one tool's
// context change affects a sibling tool's mid-flight execution.
for await (const update of runToolsConcurrently(blocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, currentContext)) {
yield { message: update.message, newContext: currentContext }
}
} else {
// Serial execution: each tool runs to completion before the next starts.
// contextModifier is applied immediately after each tool finishes.
for await (const update of runToolsSerially(blocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, currentContext)) {
if (update.newContext) currentContext = update.newContext
yield { message: update.message, newContext: currentContext }
}
}
}
}并发批次里 contextModifier 的延迟应用是一个重要的正确性保证：如果允许工具 A 的上下文修改立刻影响同批次的工具 B，就会出现执行结果依赖调度顺序的竞态条件（race condition）。延迟到批次全部结束后统一应用，确保了并发批次里每个工具看到的都是同一份快照上下文。
并发数量由环境变量控制：
// Reads CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY, defaulting to 10 if not set.
// Setting this to 1 effectively disables all concurrency.
function getMaxToolUseConcurrency(): number {
return parseInt(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY || '', 10) || 10
}6.6.3 串行批次
串行批次中，工具严格按顺序执行，前一个完成后才启动下一个。每个工具的 contextModifier（如果有）在该工具完成后立即应用，成为下一个工具的初始上下文。这是写操作类工具的默认执行模式——不能让两个 FileEditTool 同时修改同一个文件。
6.6.4 StreamingToolExecutor（流式并行）
StreamingToolExecutor 是 runTools 的增强版本，它在 Agent 循环中用于需要实时流式输出的场景。与 runTools 的 AsyncGenerator 接口不同，StreamingToolExecutor 通过回调（callback）把进度更新推送给调用方，允许在工具仍在运行时就把部分结果显示给用户。
两者的选择依据是执行上下文：在交互式 REPL 中，用户希望看到实时进度，所以用 StreamingToolExecutor；在 --print 非交互模式或 SDK 调用中，只需要最终结果，用 runTools 的 generator 模型即可。
6.7 实操：从零实现一个新工具
理论讲完，现在动手写一个真实可用的工具。场景：实现一个 WordCountTool，统计指定文件的行数、词数和字符数。
第一步：创建工具文件
按照项目惯例，每个工具放在 src/tools/<ToolName>/ 目录下：
// src/tools/WordCountTool/WordCountTool.ts
import * as fs from 'fs'
import * as path from 'path'
import { z } from 'zod'
import { buildTool } from '../../Tool'
import { checkReadPermissionForTool } from '../../services/permissions/permissionHelpers'
import { appState } from '../../AppState'
// Tool name constant — used as the identifier in tool_use blocks from the model.
const WORD_COUNT_TOOL_NAME = 'WordCount'
// Define input schema using Zod. strictObject rejects unknown fields.
const inputSchema = z.strictObject({
file_path: z.string().describe(
'The absolute path to the file whose word count to compute'
),
})
// Shape of the data this tool returns.
type WordCountOutput = {
file_path: string
lines: number
words: number
characters: number
}
export const WordCountTool = buildTool({
name: WORD_COUNT_TOOL_NAME,
// searchHint: 1-10 words for keyword matching in ToolSearchTool
searchHint: 'count words lines characters in file',
// maxResultSizeChars: result is tiny, no need to cap it
maxResultSizeChars: 1024,
// The input schema Zod object
inputSchema,
// Tell the model what this tool does and when to use it
async description({ file_path }) {
return `Count lines, words, and characters in ${path.basename(file_path)}`
},
// Full prompt injected into the system prompt so the model knows the tool's contract
async prompt() {
return [
'Counts the number of lines, words, and characters in a text file.',
'Use this tool when you need statistics about file size or content volume.',
'Only works with plain text files; will fail on binary files.',
].join('\n')
},
// This tool only reads, so mark it safe for concurrent execution
isConcurrencySafe() { return true },
isReadOnly() { return true },
// Path-based auto-classifier input: the file path
toAutoClassifierInput({ file_path }) { return file_path },
// Expand ~ and relative paths before permission checks run
backfillObservableInput(input) {
if (typeof input.file_path === 'string' && input.file_path.startsWith('~')) {
input.file_path = input.file_path.replace(/^~/, process.env.HOME ?? '')
}
},
// Pure validation: reject obviously wrong inputs before any I/O
async validateInput({ file_path }) {
if (!path.isAbsolute(file_path)) {
return {
result: false,
message: `file_path must be absolute, got: "${file_path}"`,
errorCode: 'NOT_ABSOLUTE',
}
}
return { result: true }
},
// Delegate permission check to the shared read-permission helper
async checkPermissions(input, context) {
return checkReadPermissionForTool(WordCountTool, input, appState.toolPermissionContext)
},
// The actual work: read the file and count lines/words/characters
async call({ file_path }) {
const content = fs.readFileSync(file_path, 'utf-8')
const lines = content.split('\n').length
const words = content.trim().split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean).length
const characters = content.length
return {
data: { file_path, lines, words, characters } satisfies WordCountOutput,
}
},
// Serialize output to the API format the model expects
mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(data, toolUseID) {
const { file_path, lines, words, characters } = data as WordCountOutput
const text = [
`File: ${file_path}`,
`Lines: ${lines}`,
`Words: ${words}`,
`Characters: ${characters}`,
].join('\n')
return {
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
type: 'tool_result' as const,
content: text,
}
},
// Render the tool use request card in the REPL
renderToolUseMessage({ file_path }) {
return `Counting words in ${path.basename(file_path)}…`
},
// Render the result card in the REPL
renderToolResultMessage(content) {
const { lines, words, characters } = content as WordCountOutput
return `${lines} lines · ${words} words · ${characters} chars`
},
})第二步：注册到工具列表
打开 src/tools.ts，在 getAllBaseTools() 的返回数组里加入新工具：
// src/tools.ts
import { WordCountTool } from './tools/WordCountTool/WordCountTool'
export function getAllBaseTools(): Tools {
return [
// ... existing tools ...
WordCountTool, // add after existing read-only tools for logical grouping
// ... rest of the list ...
].filter(Boolean)
}第三步：验证清单
在提交之前，对照这份清单确认实现是完整的：
name唯一，不与现有工具冲突inputSchema使用z.strictObject，所有字段有.describe()文档backfillObservableInput处理了~和相对路径validateInput覆盖了所有可纯逻辑拒绝的边界情况checkPermissions调用了共享权限辅助函数，而不是直接返回allowisConcurrencySafe和isReadOnly与实际行为一致mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam能处理call()所有可能的返回值分支- 工具已添加到
getAllBaseTools()
本章要点回顾
工具系统的整体设计可以用三个词概括：契约清晰、默认保守、调度分层。
Tool<Input, Output> 接口把一个工具涉及的所有关切点（执行、验证、权限、渲染、序列化）都集中在同一个对象里，调用方不需要了解工具的内部逻辑，只需要按协议调用接口方法。这是一种接口隔离（Interface Segregation）与门面（Facade）模式的结合。
buildTool() 工厂函数的默认值策略是"保守优先"：默认不并发、默认不只读、默认有权限检查。这意味着漏实现某个方法的工具，行为会偏向安全一侧，而不是偏向宽松。新写工具时只需要声明"我在哪些方面比默认更宽松"，降低了犯错的概率。
runTools() 的分区调度设计把"读操作可以并发"这个领域知识封装在了工具接口层（isConcurrencySafe()），而不是硬编码在调度器里。调度器是通用的，工具是具体的，各司其职。并发批次中 contextModifier 的延迟应用，则用一个简单的规则消灭了整类竞态条件。
理解了这三个核心设计之后，扩展工具系统——无论是添加新工具、修改现有工具的权限逻辑，还是调整并发行为——都可以在清晰的边界内完成，不会意外影响到系统的其他部分。
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Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [ ] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
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Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.mdCH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
- Acceptance: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
Notes
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**Tool Call: Read /d/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [ ] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
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30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
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<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Write books\Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md**
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Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.mdChapter 6 — Tool System Deep Dive
What You'll Learn
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
- Describe all five stages of the tool lifecycle and name the method or subsystem responsible for each stage
- Read the
Tool<Input, Output>interface atsrc/Tool.tsand explain what every method does and when it is called - Explain what
buildTool()does, why it exists, and which seven keys it provides safe defaults for - Articulate the distinction between
ToolDef(what tool authors write) andTool(what the runtime operates on) - Trace a
FileReadToolinvocation through validation, permission checking, dispatch by file extension, dedup, and API serialization - Explain how
getAllBaseTools()insrc/tools.tsacts as the single source of truth for the tool registry - Walk through
runTools()insrc/services/tools/toolOrchestration.tsand explain howpartitionToolCallsdecides which tools run concurrently and which run serially - Implement a minimal but complete custom tool from scratch using
buildTool()and register it in the tool registry
6.1 The Tool Lifecycle
Before diving into data structures and code, it helps to have a mental map of the stages every tool call passes through. There are five stages, and they happen in strict order.
Registration happens once at process startup. getAllBaseTools() returns a flat array of Tool objects; the loop reads that array and builds a runtime registry used for every subsequent turn.
Model selection is not controlled by application code — the model decides which tool to call and what arguments to pass based on the conversation context and the prompt() strings each tool exposes. The model emits a tool_use block in its response stream; the loop extracts the name and parses the input JSON.
Validation and permission checking happen before any I/O. validateInput() does pure, synchronous-style logic — checking path formats, blocked extensions, and deny rules — without touching the file system. checkPermissions() consults the permission system (covered in Chapter 7) and may prompt the user for explicit approval. Either method can abort the invocation by returning a rejection result.
Execution is the call() method. This is where all actual side effects occur: reading files, running shell commands, making network requests. The return type is Promise<ToolResult<Output>>, where ToolResult may carry additional messages to inject into the conversation, a context modifier, and MCP metadata.
Result serialization converts the typed Output value into the ToolResultBlockParam format that the Anthropic Messages API understands. This is where images become base64 image blocks, notebooks become formatted text blocks, and large outputs might be truncated or summarized.
UI rendering happens in parallel with serialization (they are independent concerns). The React UI calls renderToolUseMessage() while the tool is running to show a "requesting" state, and renderToolResultMessage() once the result is available.
6.2 The Tool<Input, Output> Interface
The Tool<Input, Output, P> interface at src/Tool.ts is the contract every tool must satisfy. It is parameterized by three types: Input is a Zod schema type, Output is the result type, and P extends ToolProgressData is the type of streaming progress events the tool may emit during execution.
6.2.1 Core Execution Methods
The most important method is call():
// src/Tool.ts (within the Tool<Input, Output, P> interface)
call(
args: z.infer<Input>,
context: ToolUseContext,
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
parentMessage: AssistantMessage,
onProgress?: ToolCallProgress<P>,
): Promise<ToolResult<Output>>args is the parsed, validated input — Zod has already coerced the raw JSON into the typed shape. context is the session-scoped ToolUseContext containing the React store, abort controller, agent identity, and current working directory. canUseTool is the same gate function threaded through the entire loop — it allows the tool to invoke nested tools (the AgentTool uses this to spawn subagents). onProgress is an optional callback for streaming intermediate results to the UI before call() completes.
The return type ToolResult<Output> is defined as:
// src/Tool.ts:321-336
export type ToolResult<T> = {
data: T
newMessages?: (UserMessage | AssistantMessage | AttachmentMessage | SystemMessage)[]
contextModifier?: (context: ToolUseContext) => ToolUseContext
mcpMeta?: { _meta?: ...; structuredContent?: ... }
}data is the typed output value. newMessages is an optional array of messages that should be injected into the conversation immediately after this tool result — this is how tools can synthesize entirely new context without making an additional API call. contextModifier is a function that transforms the current ToolUseContext; this is used by tools that need to update session state, for example recording a newly discovered cwd or registering a file that was just written. The serial execution path in toolOrchestration.ts applies context modifiers immediately and in order; the concurrent path defers them until the entire batch completes, then applies them in tool_use_id order to ensure determinism.
Two other core methods govern how the tool describes itself:
description(input: z.infer<Input>, options: DescriptionOptions): Promise<string>
prompt(options: PromptOptions): Promise<string>description() returns a short human-readable summary of what this particular invocation will do — it is shown in the UI before the user approves a sensitive operation. prompt() returns the full model-visible description that appears in the system prompt and tells the model what the tool does, when to use it, and what the schema fields mean. Both are async because they may need to read configuration or feature flags.
The remaining core method is inputSchema:
readonly inputSchema: InputThis is the Zod schema that defines the expected shape of the tool's arguments. The loop uses it for two purposes: parsing the raw JSON from the model's tool_use block, and generating the JSON Schema that appears in the API request (telling the model what fields are available). Many tools use lazySchema() to defer initialization — that pattern is explained in Section 6.4.1.
6.2.2 Classification and Concurrency
Four boolean methods on Tool give the orchestration layer the information it needs to make safe scheduling decisions:
isConcurrencySafe(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean
isEnabled(): boolean
isReadOnly(input: z.infer<Input>): boolean
isDestructive?(input: z.infer<Input>): booleanisConcurrencySafe() is the most important of these. When the model calls multiple tools in a single response, the orchestration layer groups consecutive invocations into batches. If every tool in a group returns true from isConcurrencySafe(), those invocations run in a concurrent batch — all started at the same time, capped at CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY (default 10). The moment a tool returns false, the concurrent run is broken and a serial batch begins. This is explained in depth in Section 6.6.
isEnabled() lets a tool disable itself at runtime based on environment conditions — a tool that requires a specific binary returns false here when that binary is absent, and the loop omits it from the API request entirely.
isReadOnly() is used by the permission system and the UI. Read-only tools typically receive automatic approval in non-interactive modes; write tools require explicit user consent.
isDestructive() is an optional refinement of isReadOnly(). A tool can be non-read-only (it writes data) without being destructive (it writes to a temp file). This distinction affects which permission tier is required.
The searchHint property is a string of three to ten words used by ToolSearch — an internal fuzzy matcher that helps the model find the right tool when the tool list is very long. It is separate from prompt() because it is designed for keyword matching rather than model comprehension.
6.2.3 Validation and Permission Methods
validateInput?(input: z.infer<Input>, context: ToolUseContext): Promise<ValidationResult>
checkPermissions(input: z.infer<Input>, context: ToolUseContext): Promise<PermissionResult>validateInput() is optional and runs first. It is intended for pure logic checks that do not require any I/O: path format validation, extension filtering, deny rule matching. If it returns a rejection, the tool call is aborted before checkPermissions() is even called. The reason for this separation is that validateInput() errors are presented to the model as tool-level validation failures, whereas checkPermissions() denials are presented as permission refusals — the model handles them differently.
checkPermissions() is required (though buildTool() provides a default that always allows). It consults the session's ToolPermissionContext and returns one of three behaviors: 'allow', 'ask' (prompt the user), or 'deny'. The full permission system including the nine denial reasons is covered in Chapter 7.
Two more optional methods support the permission and path matching infrastructure:
getPath?(input: z.infer<Input>): string
preparePermissionMatcher?(input: z.infer<Input>): Promise<(pattern: string) => boolean>
backfillObservableInput?(input: z.infer<Input>): voidgetPath() extracts the primary filesystem path from an input, used when permission rules are path-pattern-based. preparePermissionMatcher() builds a function that tests whether a given allow/deny pattern covers this input — used for tools whose permissions depend on dynamic path resolution (such as glob expansion). backfillObservableInput() is called before any hooks or permission matchers see the input; it is the correct place to expand ~ and relative paths to their absolute forms, ensuring that hook callbacks always receive clean, canonical paths.
6.2.4 UI Rendering Methods
renderToolUseMessage(input: z.infer<Input>, options: RenderOptions): React.ReactNode
renderToolResultMessage?(content: Output, progressMessages: P[], options: RenderOptions): React.ReactNode
renderToolUseErrorMessage?(result: ToolResult<Output>, options: RenderOptions): React.ReactNoderenderToolUseMessage() is called while the tool is executing. It renders the "requesting" state — for FileReadTool this might show the file path; for BashTool it shows the command. renderToolResultMessage() is called when the result is available and renders the output — a diff for writes, truncated file content for reads, formatted output for bash. renderToolUseErrorMessage() handles the case where call() threw an exception, giving the tool control over how errors are presented rather than relying on a generic error card.
6.2.5 API Serialization
mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(
content: Output,
toolUseID: string,
): ToolResultBlockParamThis method converts the typed Output value into the exact JSON structure the Anthropic Messages API expects in the tool_result content block. The toolUseID is the id field from the original tool_use block emitted by the model — it must be echoed back so the API can correlate request and result.
The conversion is non-trivial for media types. Images become { type: 'image', source: { type: 'base64', media_type, data } } blocks. Notebooks have their cells formatted as structured text. Large text results that exceed maxResultSizeChars are saved to disk and the model receives a preview plus a path it can use to request the full content in a follow-up read.
readonly maxResultSizeChars: numberThis field sets the threshold for oversized results. When a tool result exceeds this size, the runtime saves the full content to a temporary file and sends the model a truncated preview with the message "the full result has been saved to [path]". The default in TOOL_DEFAULTS is a finite number; FileReadTool overrides it to Infinity because it manages its own token budget internally rather than relying on this mechanism.
6.3 buildTool(): The Factory Function
Tool authors do not implement Tool<Input, Output> directly. They implement ToolDef<Input, Output>, which is a lighter type, and then pass it to buildTool() to produce a Tool the runtime can use.
6.3.1 ToolDef vs Tool
The distinction is encoded precisely in the type definition at src/Tool.ts:
// src/Tool.ts:721-726
export type ToolDef<Input, Output, P> =
Omit<Tool<Input, Output, P>, DefaultableToolKeys> &
Partial<Pick<Tool<Input, Output, P>, DefaultableToolKeys>>ToolDef makes seven keys optional by using Partial<Pick<...>> over them. The rest of the Tool interface is required — if you forget name, inputSchema, call, description, or prompt, TypeScript will catch it at compile time. The seven optional keys — called DefaultableToolKeys — are:
type DefaultableToolKeys =
| 'isEnabled'
| 'isConcurrencySafe'
| 'isReadOnly'
| 'isDestructive'
| 'checkPermissions'
| 'toAutoClassifierInput'
| 'userFacingName'Each of these has a safe, conservative default. isEnabled defaults to () => true (the tool is always enabled). isConcurrencySafe defaults to false (assume serial execution is required until the author explicitly opts in). isReadOnly defaults to false (assume writes are possible). isDestructive defaults to false. checkPermissions defaults to always returning { behavior: 'allow', updatedInput: input }. toAutoClassifierInput defaults to () => '' (no classifier hint). userFacingName defaults to () => def.name.
The conservative defaults mean that a new tool written without thinking about concurrency or permissions will behave safely — it will run serially and will not be auto-approved — rather than unsafely.
6.3.2 The buildTool() Implementation
buildTool() at src/Tool.ts:783-792 is deliberately simple:
// src/Tool.ts:783-792
export function buildTool<D extends AnyToolDef>(def: D): BuiltTool<D> {
return {
...TOOL_DEFAULTS,
userFacingName: () => def.name,
...def, // def overrides defaults
} as BuiltTool<D>
}TOOL_DEFAULTS is a constant object containing all seven default implementations. The spread order matters: TOOL_DEFAULTS first, then userFacingName (which closes over def.name), then def last so that any method the author provides overrides the default. The result is a plain JavaScript object that satisfies the full Tool<Input, Output> interface.
The reason this is a factory function rather than a class or mixin is flexibility. Tool objects need to be plain values — they are stored in arrays, passed as arguments, and read by the API serialization layer. A class hierarchy would add complexity without benefit. The factory pattern lets each tool be a self-contained module that exports a single named constant.
6.4 Anatomy of FileReadTool
FileReadTool at src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts is the most thoroughly engineered tool in the codebase. At 1,184 lines it handles seven different file types, implements a dedup cache, performs token budget enforcement, appends a security reminder, and serializes results to five different API formats. Walking through it section by section illustrates every concept from Section 6.2 in concrete code.
6.4.1 Input Schema: lazySchema for Deferred Initialization
// src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts:227-243
const inputSchema = lazySchema(() =>
z.strictObject({
file_path: z.string().describe('The absolute path to the file to read'),
offset: semanticNumber(z.number().int().nonnegative().optional())
.describe('The line number to start reading from. Only provide if the file is too large to read at once'),
limit: semanticNumber(z.number().int().positive().optional())
.describe('The number of lines to read. Only provide if the file is too large to read at once.'),
pages: z.string().optional()
.describe('Page range for PDF files (e.g., "1-5", "3", "10-20")...'),
}),
)lazySchema() is a wrapper that defers the call to z.strictObject() until the schema is first accessed. This matters because Zod schema construction has non-trivial overhead, and tools are registered at module load time — if every tool eagerly built its schema on import, startup latency would increase meaningfully. With lazySchema, the cost is paid once, on first use, and the result is cached.
z.strictObject() (not z.object()) means that any key not declared in the schema will cause a parse failure rather than being silently ignored. This is the correct default for tool inputs because the model sometimes hallucinates extra fields, and ignoring them silently could hide bugs.
semanticNumber() is a Zod transform that accepts either a number or a numeric string (e.g., "10") and coerces it to a number. This handles a common model behavior where numeric arguments arrive as string-encoded JSON values.
offset defaults to 1 (line 1, the first line) in the call() method; the schema marks it optional so the model can omit it when reading an entire file. limit is also optional, meaning "read all lines up to the token budget". pages is PDF-specific and uses a range syntax like "1-5".
6.4.2 Output Schema: Six-Variant Discriminated Union
// src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts:248-332
const outputSchema = lazySchema(() =>
z.discriminatedUnion('type', [
z.object({ type: z.literal('text'), file: z.object({ filePath, content, numLines, startLine, totalLines }) }),
z.object({ type: z.literal('image'), file: z.object({ base64, type, originalSize, dimensions }) }),
z.object({ type: z.literal('notebook'), file: z.object({ filePath, cells }) }),
z.object({ type: z.literal('pdf'), file: z.object({ filePath, base64, originalSize }) }),
z.object({ type: z.literal('parts'), file: z.object({ filePath, originalSize, count, outputDir }) }),
z.object({ type: z.literal('file_unchanged'), file: z.object({ filePath }) }),
])
)The type discriminant field drives both mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam() and the UI rendering methods. Each variant carries the minimum data needed to render or serialize that format. The 'parts' variant is used when a file is so large that even the token-budget-limited read would overflow available context — in that case the file is split into parts written to a temporary directory and the model is given outputDir so it can read each part in sequence.
'file_unchanged' is the dedup output. When FileReadTool determines that a file has not changed since the last read in this session, it returns this variant instead of re-reading the file. The serialization layer converts it to a compact stub message that tells the model "the file hasn't changed since you last read it" — saving the cache_creation tokens that would otherwise be spent encoding the file content again. In production data, roughly 18% of all FileReadTool calls are same-file collisions that benefit from this dedup.
6.4.3 The call() Method: Dispatch by Extension
The call() method follows a five-step sequence:
Step 1 — Dedup check. Before doing any I/O, call() looks up the path in readFileState, a session-scoped Map<string, { mtime, range }>. If the entry exists and the file's current mtime matches the cached value and the requested range is the same, the method returns immediately with the file_unchanged variant.
Step 2 — Skill discovery. Before reading, call() inspects the file path to discover and activate any conditional skills (runtime-loaded behavior modules) relevant to this file type. This is an extensibility hook that does not affect the core read logic.
Step 3 — Extension dispatch via callInner(). The inner dispatcher routes by file extension:
// Dispatch logic inside callInner()
if (extension === '.ipynb') → readNotebook(file_path)
else if (imageExtensions.has(extension)) → readImageWithTokenBudget(file_path)
else if (extension === '.pdf' && pages) → extractPDFPages(file_path, pages)
else if (extension === '.pdf') → readPDF(file_path)
else → readFileInRange(file_path, offset, limit)Each branch returns a typed Output value matching one of the six discriminated union variants. readImageWithTokenBudget() accepts PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, and SVG; for SVG it reads the raw text rather than encoding as base64 because SVG is an XML format the model can understand directly.
Step 4 — Token budget enforcement. validateContentTokens() is called on the result before it is returned. It counts the estimated token cost of the output and throws MaxFileReadTokenExceededError if the result would overflow the current context window budget. When this error is thrown, call() catches it, splits the file into parts, and returns the 'parts' variant instead.
Step 5 — State update and listeners. After a successful read, readFileState is updated with the new mtime and range. Then fileReadListeners — a registered set of callbacks — are notified. These listeners drive downstream services such as the language server and the context window tracker.
6.4.4 Validation and Permissions
// src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts:418-495
async validateInput({ file_path, pages }, toolUseContext) {
// 1. pages format validation
// 2. deny rule check (matchingRuleForInput) — path-based, no I/O
// 3. UNC path early pass-through
// 4. binary extension rejection (except PDF/images/SVG)
// 5. blocked device paths (/dev/zero, /dev/random, /dev/stdin...)
return { result: true }
}validateInput() has five guard clauses, each of which can return early with a rejection:
The pages format check runs first because it is cheapest — it is a pure string validation that catches malformed ranges like "abc" or "5-3" (reversed range).
The deny rule check calls matchingRuleForInput(), a path-pattern matcher that tests the file_path against the user's configured deny list. This is a path-string operation with no file system access — it cannot know whether the file exists, only whether the path pattern is blocked.
The UNC path check (\\server\share\... on Windows) exits early with a pass-through because UNC paths require different permission handling managed elsewhere.
The binary extension rejection rejects files like .exe, .dylib, .so that would produce garbage output if read as text. The exceptions are .pdf (handled by the PDF branch), image extensions (handled by the image branch), and .svg (valid XML text).
The device path check blocks /dev/zero, /dev/random, /dev/urandom, and /dev/stdin. Reading from these special files would either loop forever or expose the terminal's stdin to the model. The check is path-prefix-based, so it works even on unusual paths like /proc/1/mem.
For permissions, FileReadTool delegates to the shared checkReadPermissionForTool() helper:
async checkPermissions(input, context) {
return checkReadPermissionForTool(FileReadTool, input, appState.toolPermissionContext)
}This function consults the permission context to determine whether this path under this agent is covered by an existing allow rule, needs user approval, or should be denied. The full taxonomy of permission reasons is covered in Chapter 7.
6.4.5 mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(): Serializing for the API
// src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts:652-716
mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam(data, toolUseID) {
switch (data.type) {
case 'image':
return {
type: 'tool_result',
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
content: [{ type: 'image', source: { type: 'base64', media_type: data.file.type, data: data.file.base64 } }],
}
case 'notebook':
return mapNotebookCellsToToolResult(data.file.cells, toolUseID)
case 'text':
return {
type: 'tool_result',
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
content: formatFileLines(data.file) + CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER,
}
case 'file_unchanged':
return {
type: 'tool_result',
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
content: FILE_UNCHANGED_STUB,
}
// ... pdf and parts cases
}
}The switch statement maps each discriminated variant to its API format. The image case wraps the base64 data in the structure the Messages API expects for image content blocks. The notebook case delegates to mapNotebookCellsToToolResult() which formats each cell's type, source, and outputs as structured text that the model can understand. The text case calls formatFileLines() to prepend line numbers (the cat -n format) and then appends CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER.
FILE_UNCHANGED_STUB is a short constant string that the model recognizes as "I already have this file in context, no action needed." This keeps the tool result compact while still giving the model a coherent response to its request.
6.4.6 The Dedup Mechanism: readFileState and mtime
The dedup system trades correctness for efficiency in a principled way. It assumes that if a file's mtime has not changed and the requested byte range is identical, the content is identical. This assumption holds in practice because Claude Code runs in a development environment where most file changes happen through Claude Code itself or explicit user actions — both of which update mtime.
The readFileState map is scoped to the ToolUseContext, meaning it lives for the duration of a single query() invocation. It is reset at the start of each new turn. This scoping prevents stale cache hits across turns while still catching the common pattern within a single turn where the model calls FileReadTool on the same file twice (once to understand it, once to confirm a change).
In production telemetry, the 18% hit rate for same-file collisions within a single turn translates to a meaningful reduction in cache_creation_input_tokens because file content — especially for large source files — is one of the most expensive things to re-encode in the prompt cache.
6.4.7 The CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER
Every text file result has a system reminder appended before it is sent to the model:
export const CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER = '\n\n<system-reminder>\n...'The reminder instructs the model to analyze malware or suspicious content if asked but not to improve, optimize, or reproduce it. This is a defense-in-depth measure for the scenario where a user asks Claude Code to read a file that turns out to contain adversarial content designed to hijack the model's behavior.
The reminder is exempt for a specific set of models listed in MITIGATION_EXEMPT_MODELS. These are models that have been trained with the mitigation built into their weights rather than needing it appended as a prompt.
backfillObservableInput() handles path normalization before any of this runs:
backfillObservableInput(input) {
if (typeof input.file_path === 'string') input.file_path = expandPath(input.file_path)
}expandPath() resolves ~ to the home directory and converts relative paths to absolute paths based on the current working directory in ToolUseContext. This is called before hooks and permission matchers see the input, ensuring that a path like ~/project/foo.ts and /home/user/project/foo.ts are treated as the same path by deny rules, permission patterns, and the dedup cache.
6.5 The Tool Registry: getAllBaseTools()
Every tool the runtime knows about is returned by getAllBaseTools() in src/tools.ts. This function is the single source of truth for which tools exist; there is no configuration file, no plugin directory, and no dynamic discovery mechanism beyond what this function returns.
// src/tools.ts:193+
export function getAllBaseTools(): Tools {
return [
AgentTool, TaskOutputTool, BashTool,
...(hasEmbeddedSearchTools() ? [] : [GlobTool, GrepTool]),
ExitPlanModeV2Tool, FileReadTool, FileEditTool, FileWriteTool,
NotebookEditTool, WebFetchTool, TodoWriteTool, WebSearchTool,
TaskStopTool, AskUserQuestionTool, SkillTool, EnterPlanModeTool,
...(process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' ? [ConfigTool] : []),
...(SleepTool ? [SleepTool] : []),
...(cronTools),
...(MonitorTool ? [MonitorTool] : []),
...(REPLTool ? [REPLTool] : []),
TestingPermissionTool, LSPTool, ToolSearchTool,
// ... more tools
].filter(Boolean)
}Several things are worth noting here.
The hasEmbeddedSearchTools() guard conditionally excludes GlobTool and GrepTool when the binary includes its own fast native search implementation. In that environment the JavaScript glob and grep tools would be redundant and slower than the embedded versions.
process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' gates internal tools like ConfigTool and REPLTool to Anthropic employees only. These tools expose capabilities that are too powerful or too experimental for the general user base.
SleepTool, MonitorTool, and REPLTool use conditional expressions (SleepTool ? [SleepTool] : []) because they are conditionally imported — their modules may export null when feature flags are disabled. The .filter(Boolean) at the end of the array removes any nullish values that slipped through.
cronTools is an array (not a single tool) populated when the AGENT_TRIGGERS feature is enabled. It contains the tools needed for scheduling recurring tasks.
The comment in the source notes that this list must stay in sync with the Statsig system caching configuration. The prompt cache key includes a hash of the tool list; if the list changes but the cache config does not, different users may get mismatched cache hits — a cache poisoning scenario that would cause the model to use stale tool descriptions.
6.6 Tool Orchestration: runTools()
When the model's response contains one or more tool_use blocks, the loop calls runTools() from src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts. This function is an async generator — it yields MessageUpdate events as tool results arrive, allowing the UI to display partial results without waiting for all tools to finish.
6.6.1 partitionToolCalls: Batching the Call List
The first operation in runTools() is partitioning the tool call list into batches:
// src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts:19-80
export async function* runTools(
toolUseMessages: ToolUseBlock[],
assistantMessages: AssistantMessage[],
canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
toolUseContext: ToolUseContext,
): AsyncGenerator<MessageUpdate, void> {
let currentContext = toolUseContext
for (const { isConcurrencySafe, blocks } of partitionToolCalls(toolUseMessages, currentContext)) {
if (isConcurrencySafe) {
// concurrent batch
for await (const update of runToolsConcurrently(blocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, currentContext)) {
yield { message: update.message, newContext: currentContext }
}
} else {
// serial batch
for await (const update of runToolsSerially(blocks, assistantMessages, canUseTool, currentContext)) {
if (update.newContext) currentContext = update.newContext
yield { message: update.message, newContext: currentContext }
}
}
}
}partitionToolCalls() walks the toolUseMessages array and groups consecutive calls into the largest possible batches. The batching rule is: a batch is concurrent if and only if every tool in the batch reports isConcurrencySafe() === true. When the scanner encounters a tool that returns false, it closes the current batch and starts a new one.
Consider a response with four tool calls: [FileRead, FileRead, BashTool, FileRead]. FileReadTool.isConcurrencySafe() returns true; BashTool.isConcurrencySafe() returns false. The partition result would be three batches: [FileRead, FileRead] (concurrent), [BashTool] (serial), [FileRead] (concurrent). The two reads before the bash run in parallel, the bash command runs alone, then the final read runs.
This design means that the model's tool call ordering controls both what runs and how it runs. If the model emits all reads before all writes, the reads can be parallelized. If it interleaves reads and writes, each write forces a serial boundary.
6.6.2 Concurrent Batches
runToolsConcurrently() dispatches all tools in the batch simultaneously using Promise.all() (or a concurrency-limited variant) and collects their results. The concurrency cap is read from an environment variable:
// src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts
function getMaxToolUseConcurrency(): number {
return parseInt(process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY || '', 10) || 10
}The default is 10 parallel tool calls. Users in environments with restrictive API rate limits can lower this value to prevent 429 errors from WebFetchTool or WebSearchTool running too many requests simultaneously.
A critical detail of concurrent execution is context modifier handling. When multiple tools each return a contextModifier, applying them in arbitrary order could produce non-deterministic session state. The concurrent runner defers all modifiers until every tool in the batch has finished, then applies them in tool_use_id order — the order the model originally emitted them. This ensures that the same tool response sequence always produces the same final context, regardless of which network call happened to complete first.
6.6.3 Serial Batches
runToolsSerially() runs each tool one at a time and applies its contextModifier immediately after it completes, before the next tool starts. This is the correct behavior for write tools because the next tool may need to observe the context changes made by the previous one — for example, if the first write tool updates the current working directory, the second tool needs that updated cwd to resolve relative paths correctly.
The serial path is also where canUseTool updates are applied. If a write operation's result triggers a permission state change (for instance, because the user denied a specific path), that change is visible to all subsequent tools in the same turn.
6.6.4 StreamingToolExecutor: Parallel Execution During Streaming
StreamingToolExecutor is a separate path from runTools that operates during the active streaming phase — while the model is still generating tokens. It is used when the model emits a tool_use block in its streaming response and the tool is marked safe to start immediately without waiting for the full response to complete.
The key difference from runTools is timing. runTools is called after the model's response is complete and all tool calls are known. StreamingToolExecutor can start a tool call as soon as the model closes the tool_use block's input JSON, potentially overlapping tool execution with the model generating subsequent content in the same response.
The conditions for streaming tool execution are stricter: the tool must be isConcurrencySafe(), must be isReadOnly(), and the model must have finished serializing the complete input JSON for that block. When these conditions are met, the executor starts the tool and collects its result in a background promise, then waits for the full response before merging all results into the tool result batch.
This optimization is most impactful for FileReadTool and GlobTool invocations where the model reads several files in sequence — the second and third reads can be dispatched while the model is still generating the tool call for the fourth.
6.7 Practical Guide: Building a New Tool from Scratch
This section walks through creating WordCountTool — a tool that counts lines, words, and characters in a text file — from an empty module to a registered, testable tool. It touches every required method and shows which defaults are appropriate to accept.
Step 1: Define the Input and Output Types
Create src/tools/WordCountTool/WordCountTool.ts:
// src/tools/WordCountTool/WordCountTool.ts
import { z } from 'zod'
import { buildTool } from '../../Tool.js'
import { lazySchema } from '../../utils/lazySchema.js'
// Input: the file path to count words in.
// Use lazySchema to defer Zod initialization until first use.
const inputSchema = lazySchema(() =>
z.strictObject({
file_path: z
.string()
.describe('The absolute path to the text file to analyze'),
}),
)
// Output: a typed record of the three counts.
type WordCountOutput = {
file_path: string
lines: number
words: number
chars: number
}Step 2: Implement the Tool with buildTool()
export const WordCountTool = buildTool({
// Required identity fields
name: 'WordCount',
searchHint: 'count lines words characters in a text file',
// Required schema
inputSchema,
// maxResultSizeChars: the result is tiny, but we must still declare it.
// Using a finite value means the runtime will save it to disk if somehow
// it exceeds this threshold (it won't, but the contract requires it).
maxResultSizeChars: 4096,
// description(): shown in the UI before the user approves
async description({ file_path }) {
return `Count lines, words, and characters in ${file_path}`
},
// prompt(): the model-visible description in the system prompt
async prompt() {
return [
'Count the number of lines, words, and characters in a text file.',
'Use this tool when you need statistics about file size or content volume.',
'',
'Input: file_path — the absolute path to a text file.',
'Output: an object with fields lines, words, and chars.',
].join('\n')
},
// This tool is read-only and safe to run concurrently with other reads.
isConcurrencySafe() { return true },
isReadOnly() { return true },
// validateInput: pure logic, no I/O.
// Reject non-absolute paths before touching the file system.
async validateInput({ file_path }) {
if (!file_path.startsWith('/') && !/^[A-Za-z]:[\\/]/.test(file_path)) {
return {
result: false,
message: `file_path must be an absolute path; received: ${file_path}`,
}
}
return { result: true }
},
// checkPermissions: delegate to the standard read permission helper.
// If you do not override this, buildTool() fills in "always allow",
// which is fine for development but not for production read tools.
async checkPermissions(input, context) {
return checkReadPermissionForTool(WordCountTool, input, appState.toolPermissionContext)
},
// backfillObservableInput: expand ~ and relative paths before hooks see them.
backfillObservableInput(input) {
if (typeof input.file_path === 'string') {
input.file_path = expandPath(input.file_path)
}
},
// call: the actual implementation
async call({ file_path }) {
const content = await fs.readFile(file_path, 'utf-8')
const lines = content.split('\n').length
const words = content.trim() === '' ? 0 : content.trim().split(/\s+/).length
const chars = content.length
return {
data: { file_path, lines, words, chars },
}
},
// mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam: serialize Output → API format
mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam({ file_path, lines, words, chars }, toolUseID) {
return {
type: 'tool_result' as const,
tool_use_id: toolUseID,
content: `${file_path}: ${lines} lines, ${words} words, ${chars} characters`,
}
},
// renderToolUseMessage: shown in the UI while the tool is executing
renderToolUseMessage({ file_path }) {
return `Counting words in ${file_path}…`
},
// toAutoClassifierInput: hint for the auto-approval classifier.
// Return the path so the classifier can apply path-based rules.
toAutoClassifierInput({ file_path }) {
return file_path
},
})Several decisions in this implementation are worth explaining.
isConcurrencySafe() returns true because the tool only reads; it cannot affect the file system and running multiple instances in parallel is safe. If you are unsure whether a tool is concurrency-safe, leave this unimplemented and accept the false default.
validateInput() returns early with { result: false, message: ... } for non-absolute paths. This is a pure string check — no file system access. If the path is valid, it returns { result: true }. The runtime treats any object without result: false as a pass.
backfillObservableInput() is called before permission matchers and deny rules process the input. Expanding ~ here means that ~/foo.ts and /home/user/foo.ts resolve to the same deny rule match.
checkPermissions() references WordCountTool itself (a circular-looking reference that works because the module is fully initialized by the time checkPermissions is ever called at runtime — JavaScript's module loading guarantees this).
The call() method returns { data: { file_path, lines, words, chars } }. Notice that newMessages, contextModifier, and mcpMeta are omitted — TypeScript accepts this because they are all optional fields on ToolResult.
Step 3: Register the Tool
Open src/tools.ts and add WordCountTool to the import list and the getAllBaseTools() array:
// src/tools.ts — add import near the other tool imports
import { WordCountTool } from './tools/WordCountTool/WordCountTool.js'
// Inside getAllBaseTools(), add to the array:
export function getAllBaseTools(): Tools {
return [
AgentTool, TaskOutputTool, BashTool,
// ... existing tools ...
WordCountTool, // <-- add here
// ... rest of list
].filter(Boolean)
}No other registration is needed. On the next startup, the model's system prompt will include WordCountTool's prompt() text and its JSON schema, making it available for selection in every subsequent conversation.
Step 4: Verify the Tool Is Wired Up
Run the test suite targeted at the tools module:
npx jest --testPathPattern='WordCount' --no-coverageA minimal test should verify three things: that the schema rejects unknown keys (due to z.strictObject), that call() returns the correct counts for a known file, and that mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam() produces a string the model can understand.
Key Takeaways
The tool system is built on a small number of composable ideas that remain consistent across all 30+ tools in the codebase.
Every tool is a plain JavaScript object satisfying Tool<Input, Output>. There are no classes, no inheritance, no decorators. The interface is a contract of named methods and properties, and buildTool() fills in safe conservative defaults for the seven keys that most tools do not need to customize.
The ToolDef / Tool split encodes the distinction between what tool authors need to think about (the required methods) and what the runtime needs to operate correctly (the complete interface). TypeScript enforces this split at compile time.
Validation and permission checking are separated into two methods with different contracts. validateInput() is pure logic with no I/O. checkPermissions() consults the session's permission context and may involve user interaction. This separation means validation errors and permission denials are reported differently to the model.
The orchestration layer in toolOrchestration.ts uses isConcurrencySafe() to automatically parallelize groups of read-only tool calls while ensuring that write operations run in strict sequence. Tool authors control this behavior through a single boolean method rather than managing concurrency primitives themselves.
FileReadTool is the reference implementation that demonstrates every advanced feature: lazySchema, discriminated union outputs, backfillObservableInput, validateInput with multiple guard clauses, dedup via readFileState, token budget enforcement, and format-specific API serialization. Reading it in full is the fastest way to understand every corner of the tool interface.
When building a new tool, the checklist is: define a lazySchema for the input, decide whether the tool is read-only and concurrency-safe, implement validateInput() for pure checks, implement call() for actual I/O, implement mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam() for API serialization, and add the tool to getAllBaseTools() in src/tools.ts.
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Diff: /d/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md- Acceptance: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
- Acceptance: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
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Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
12→- [ ] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
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Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.mdCH06: Tool System Deep Dive
- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
- [x] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive — Written. Covers the 5-stage tool lifecycle with Mermaid diagram, full Tool<Input,Output> interface walkthrough (all methods and properties explained), buildTool() factory and 7 defaultable keys (ToolDef vs Tool distinction), FileReadTool dissected across 7 subsections (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union output, extension dispatch in call(), validateInput guard clauses, mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam, readFileState dedup with mtime, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), getAllBaseTools() registry design and Statsig sync constraints, toolOrchestration.ts runTools() with partitionToolCalls batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution with contextModifier ordering, StreamingToolExecutor, and a complete WordCountTool implementation with all required methods and registration steps.
- Acceptance: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
CH07: Permission & Security Model
## Assistant
<thinking>
All 4 chapters have been written. Now I need to update the progress files. Let me check what the agents have already updated in the phase-2 file.
</thinking>
4个章节全部完成，现在更新 MASTER.md。
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Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
12→- [x] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive — Written. Covers the 5-stage tool lifecycle with Mermaid diagram, full Tool<Input,Output> interface walkthrough (all methods and properties explained), buildTool() factory and 7 defaultable keys (ToolDef vs Tool distinction), FileReadTool dissected across 7 subsections (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union output, extension dispatch in call(), validateInput guard clauses, mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam, readFileState dedup with mtime, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), getAllBaseTools() registry design and Statsig sync constraints, toolOrchestration.ts runTools() with partitionToolCalls batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution with contextModifier ordering, StreamingToolExecutor, and a complete WordCountTool implementation with all required methods and registration steps.
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Phase 2 now has 8/10 tasks complete (CH05, CH06, CH08, CH09 are all done - both CN and EN). Only CH07 is remaining. Let me update MASTER.md.
</thinking>
Phase 2 现在 8/10 完成，只剩 CH07。更新 MASTER.md。
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.md| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 8/10 | In Progress |
| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.md| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (8/10 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) details
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.mdCurrent Status
- Phase: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
- Active Task: CH07 (Permission & Security Model) — ready to start
- Last Updated: 2026-03-31
Next Steps
- CH07 (Permission System) — depends on CH06 ✓ — last task in Phase 2
- After CH07: start Phase 3 (CH10-CH13)
## Assistant
本轮完成情况总结：
**新增 4 个章节文件：**
| 文件 | 核心内容 |
|------|----------|
| `第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md` | Tool 接口全解、buildTool() 默认值策略、FileReadTool 七维解剖、runTools 并发/串行编排、完整 WordCountTool 实现骨架 |
| `Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md` | 同等深度英文版，含工具生命周期 Mermaid 图 |
| `第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md` | QueryEngine 类结构、submitMessage() 十步流程（序列图）、SDKMessage 八种变体对比表、多轮对话使用示例 |
| `Chapter-09-QueryEngine-and-SDK-Interface.md` | 英文版，含 headless vs interactive 五维对比 |
**Phase 2 进度：8/10**
只剩最后一章 **CH07（权限与安全模型）**，它依赖 CH06 已完成。需要继续时直接说"继续"即可。
## User
继续
## Assistant
<thinking>
The system reminder shows that MASTER.md was reverted to an older state (4/10 tasks, showing CH06 as next step). This must have been an automatic revert or the user modified it. I should update MASTER.md to reflect the current actual state (8/10 tasks done, CH07 is next).
Let me first check the actual current state of MASTER.md and the phase-2 progress file to understand what happened.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed 1→# MASTER Progress Tracker
2→
3→## Task Definition
4→Create a comprehensive, bilingual (CN+EN) Claude Code source code teaching guide in `books/` directory. 20 chapters organized by learning path, covering all 1884 source files across 35 modules. Each chapter has separate CN and EN files (40 total files).
5→
6→## Analysis Documents
7→- [Project Overview](/docs/analysis/project-overview)
8→- [Module Inventory](/docs/analysis/module-inventory)
9→- [Risk Assessment](/docs/analysis/risk-assessment)
10→
11→## Plan Documents
12→- [Task Breakdown](/docs/plan/task-breakdown)
13→- [Dependency Graph](/docs/plan/dependency-graph)
14→- [Milestones](/docs/plan/milestones)
15→
16→## Phase Summary
17→
18→| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
19→|-------|------|-------|--------|
20→| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
21→| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 4/10 | In Progress |
22→| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
23→| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
24→
25→- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-1-foundation.md)
26→- [ ] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (4/10 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md)
27→- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-3-ui-interaction.md)
28→- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-4-extension-advanced.md)
29→
30→## Current Status
31→- **Phase**: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
32→- **Active Task**: CH06 (Tool System Deep Dive) — ready to start
33→- **Last Updated**: 2026-03-31
34→
35→## Next Steps
36→1. CH06 (Tool System) — depends on CH05 ✓
37→2. CH09 (QueryEngine & SDK) — depends on CH05 ✓, can run parallel with CH06
38→3. Then CH07 (Permission System) after CH06
39→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
The MASTER.md was reverted. I need to update it to reflect the current state: 8 tasks done in Phase 2 (CH05 CN+EN, CH06 CN+EN, CH08 CN+EN, CH09 CN+EN), and CH07 is the only remaining task.
Also, let me verify the books directory to confirm all the files were actually written.
</thinking>
MASTER.md 被回滚了，先修正它，然后开始 CH07。
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `books/*.md`**
Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md
books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md
books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md
books\第03章-核心类型体系.md
books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md
books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md
books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md
books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
books\第08章-命令系统.md
books\Chapter-08-Command-System.md
books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md
books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md
## Assistant
<thinking>
Interesting! The books directory only has CH01-CH05, CH08 files. CH06 and CH09 files are missing! Let me check if there are other book files somewhere.
Wait, the agents said they wrote the files to `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\`. Let me look more carefully at the Glob pattern. Actually the Glob returns results sorted by modification time, so recent files should appear first. But I'm only seeing a limited number of files.
Let me use Bash to see all files in the books directory.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/books/" 2>/dev/null**
Status: Completed
Terminal:Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md Chapter-04-State-Management.md Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md Chapter-08-Command-System.md 第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md 第02章-启动流程与初始化.md 第03章-核心类型体系.md 第04章-状态管理机制.md 第05章-Agent循环引擎.md 第08章-命令系统.md
## Assistant
<thinking>
CH06 and CH09 files are missing! They must not have been written. The agents for CH06 and CH09 reported success, but let me check whether they actually wrote to the right paths. The CH06-CN agent said it wrote to `/d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md` (note: Unix-style path starting with `/d/`), but the Windows path is `D:\code\play\claude-code-book\books\`. This may have created the file in a different location.
Let me check if they exist in a different path.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: find /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/ -name "*.md" 2>/dev/null; echo "==="; ls /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/ 2>/dev/null**
Status: Completed
Terminal:/d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-04-State-Management.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-08-Command-System.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-09-QueryEngine-and-SDK-Interface.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第02章-启动流程与初始化.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第03章-核心类型体系.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第04章-状态管理机制.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第05章-Agent循环引擎.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第08章-命令系统.md /d/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md
Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md Chapter-04-State-Management.md Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md Chapter-08-Command-System.md Chapter-09-QueryEngine-and-SDK-Interface.md 第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md 第02章-启动流程与初始化.md 第03章-核心类型体系.md 第04章-状态管理机制.md 第05章-Agent循环引擎.md 第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md 第08章-命令系统.md 第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md
## Assistant
<thinking>
All 16 chapter files are there (8 CN + 8 EN). The Glob tool was returning a limited set (probably limited by modification time).
Now I need to:
1. Fix MASTER.md to reflect 8/10 tasks done in Phase 2
2. Start CH07 (Permission & Security Model)
Let me first update MASTER.md, then read the key files for CH07.
</thinking>
所有文件都存在，共16个。先修正 MASTER.md，然后直接开始 CH07。
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Failed<tool_use_error>File has been modified since read, either by the user or by a linter. Read it again before attempting to write it.</tool_use_error>
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed 1→# MASTER Progress Tracker
2→
3→## Task Definition
4→Create a comprehensive, bilingual (CN+EN) Claude Code source code teaching guide in `books/` directory. 20 chapters organized by learning path, covering all 1884 source files across 35 modules. Each chapter has separate CN and EN files (40 total files).
5→
6→## Analysis Documents
7→- [Project Overview](/docs/analysis/project-overview)
8→- [Module Inventory](/docs/analysis/module-inventory)
9→- [Risk Assessment](/docs/analysis/risk-assessment)
10→
11→## Plan Documents
12→- [Task Breakdown](/docs/plan/task-breakdown)
13→- [Dependency Graph](/docs/plan/dependency-graph)
14→- [Milestones](/docs/plan/milestones)
15→
16→## Phase Summary
17→
18→| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
19→|-------|------|-------|--------|
20→| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
21→| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 8/10 | In Progress |
22→| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
23→| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
24→
25→- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-1-foundation.md)
26→- [ ] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (8/10 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md)
27→- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-3-ui-interaction.md)
28→- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) [details](/docs/progress/phase-4-extension-advanced.md)
29→
30→## Current Status
31→- **Phase**: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
32→- **Active Task**: CH07 (Permission & Security Model) — ready to start
33→- **Last Updated**: 2026-03-31
34→
35→## Next Steps
36→1. CH07 (Permission System) — depends on CH06 ✓ — last task in Phase 2
37→2. After CH07: start Phase 3 (CH10-CH13)
38→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Good, the MASTER.md is already updated to 8/10 and CH07 is next. Now I need to read the key source files for CH07 (Permission & Security Model).
Key files per task-breakdown.md:
- `types/permissions.ts`
- `hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx`
- `utils/permissions/`
- `tools/BashTool/bashPermissions.ts`
Let me start reading them in parallel.
</thinking>
MASTER.md 已是正确状态。开始读取 CH07 的关键源文件。
**Tool Call: Read src\types\permissions.ts**
Status: FailedFile does not exist. Note: your current working directory is D:\code\play\claude-code-book.
**Tool Call: ls D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/utils/permissions/ && echo "===" && wc -l D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/tools/BashTool/bashPermissions.ts D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx 2>/dev/null**
Status: FailedExit code 2 ls: cannot access 'D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src/utils/permissions/': No such file or directory
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `src/types/permissions.ts`**
Status: Completed
No files found
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx`**
Status: Completed
No files found
**Tool Call: Find `D:\code\play\claude-code-book` `src/**/*permission*`**
Status: Completed
No files found
**Tool Call: find /d/code/play/claude-code-book/src -name "*permission*" -o -name "*Permission*" 2>/dev/null | head -20**
Status: Completed
Terminal:(Bash completed with no output)
**Tool Call: ls /d/code/play/claude-code-book/src/ 2>/dev/null | head -20**
Status: Completed
Terminal:(Bash completed with no output)
**Tool Call: dir "D:\code\play\claude-code-book\src" /b 2>&1 | head -20**
Status: Completed
Terminal:dir: cannot access 'D:\code\play\claude-code-book\src': No such file or directory dir: cannot access '/b': No such file or directory
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/" && echo "---" && ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/src" 2>/dev/null | head -10**
Status: Completed
Terminal:LICENSE /README /README.zh-CN books conversations docs
## Assistant
<thinking>
Interesting! There is no `src` directory in the project. The source files were included as part of the repository when it was first set up, but they seem to be gone now. Let me check - maybe they're in a different path.
Actually, looking at the initial git status, the repo has `books/` and `conversations/` directories created. The source code might be in a completely separate directory, or the source files might have been included differently.
Let me look at the project structure more carefully.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/" && echo "---" && git -C "D:/code/play/claude-code-book" log --oneline -3**
Status: Completed
Terminal:LICENSE /README /README.zh-CN books conversations docs
f4ff9ba Document source exclusion policy b207e2d Rebuild repository without upstream source snapshot
## Assistant
<thinking>
The source code has been removed! The git log shows a commit "Rebuild repository without upstream source snapshot" and "Document source exclusion policy". The `src` directory is gone.
Let me check if there's a documentation explaining this, and also check if the source files might be somewhere else or if we can use the existing Chapter files that referenced them to reconstruct the information needed.
Actually, looking at the chapters already written, the agents had access to the source files during the previous writing sessions. The source files may have existed when those chapters were written (since they read actual file contents), but they've since been removed.
For CH07, I still need to write about the Permission & Security Model.
I'm noticing a discrepancy—the earlier chapters reference source files like `src/query.ts`, `src/Tool.ts`, and `src/tools/FileReadTool/FileReadTool.ts` that were clearly read at the time, but those files have since been excluded from the repository. Let me check the git history to see when exactly this happened and whether I can still extract the relevant information from what's already been documented. The source files were actually removed during our conversation—the git history shows a recent commit that stripped out the upstream snapshot, which explains why earlier agents could read files like query.ts but I'm hitting access issues now. Let me look for documentation about this policy change or check what artifacts from those earlier reads are still available. I need to piece together the permission system details from existing chapters and available documentation since I don't have direct access to the source files. Let me start by reviewing what the earlier chapters covered about permissions, then check the docs and conversations directories for any additional context.
</thinking>
`src` 目录已被移除。检查是否有其他资源可用于 CH07。
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/conversations/" 2>/dev/null | head -10 && echo "===" && ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/" 2>/dev/null**
Status: Completed
Terminal:2-write-teaching-chap… spec-driven-develop…
analysis plan progress
**Tool Call: cat "D:/code/play/claude-code-book//README" 2>/dev/null | head -40**
Status: Completed
Terminal:Claude Code Source Teaching Guide
This repository is a bilingual teaching guide for studying the Claude Code source code from zero to one.
It is intended for research and learning purposes. The goal is to help readers build a clear mental model of Claude Code's architecture, core modules, execution flow, and source-reading methodology.
The original upstream source snapshot is intentionally excluded from version control in this repository. If you want to follow the guide alongside the real codebase, use your own lawful local copy of the upstream project as the reference source.
Repository Layout
books/: bilingual teaching chapters organized by learning pathdocs/: analysis notes, planning documents, and progress tracking.src/: optional local ignored reference copy for personal study only
Project Focus
- Claude Code source study
- AI coding agent architecture learning
- Step-by-step teaching material for self-study and discussion
License
This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.
Friendly Links
## Assistant
<thinking>
I see - the source is in `.src/` (optional local ignored reference copy). Let me check if it's available.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/" 2>/dev/null | head -5 && echo "===" && ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/types/" 2>/dev/null | head -10**
Status: Completed
Terminal:QueryEngine.ts Task.ts Tool.ts assistant bootstrap
command.ts generated hooks.ts ids.ts logs.ts permissions.ts plugin.ts textInputTypes.ts
## Assistant
<thinking>
The source is in `.src/`. Let me read the permission-related files.
</thinking>
源码在 `.src/` 目录。直接读取 CH07 需要的关键文件。
**Tool Call: Read .src\types\permissions.ts**
Status: Completed 1→/**
2→ * Pure permission type definitions extracted to break import cycles.
3→ *
4→ * This file contains only type definitions and constants with no runtime dependencies.
5→ * Implementation files remain in src/utils/permissions/ but can now import from here
6→ * to avoid circular dependencies.
7→ */
8→
9→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
10→import type { ContentBlockParam } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/messages.mjs'
11→
12→// ============================================================================
13→// Permission Modes
14→// ============================================================================
15→
16→export const EXTERNAL_PERMISSION_MODES = [
17→ 'acceptEdits',
18→ 'bypassPermissions',
19→ 'default',
20→ 'dontAsk',
21→ 'plan',
22→] as const
23→
24→export type ExternalPermissionMode = (typeof EXTERNAL_PERMISSION_MODES)[number]
25→
26→// Exhaustive mode union for typechecking. The user-addressable runtime set
27→// is INTERNAL_PERMISSION_MODES below.
28→export type InternalPermissionMode = ExternalPermissionMode | 'auto' | 'bubble'
29→export type PermissionMode = InternalPermissionMode
30→
31→// Runtime validation set: modes that are user-addressable (settings.json
32→// defaultMode, --permission-mode CLI flag, conversation recovery).
33→export const INTERNAL_PERMISSION_MODES = [
34→ ...EXTERNAL_PERMISSION_MODES,
35→ ...(feature('TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER') ? (['auto'] as const) : ([] as const)),
36→] as const satisfies readonly PermissionMode[]
37→
38→export const PERMISSION_MODES = INTERNAL_PERMISSION_MODES
39→
40→// ============================================================================
41→// Permission Behaviors
42→// ============================================================================
43→
44→export type PermissionBehavior = 'allow' | 'deny' | 'ask'
45→
46→// ============================================================================
47→// Permission Rules
48→// ============================================================================
49→
50→/**
51→ * Where a permission rule originated from.
52→ * Includes all SettingSource values plus additional rule-specific sources.
53→ */
54→export type PermissionRuleSource =
55→ | 'userSettings'
56→ | 'projectSettings'
57→ | 'localSettings'
58→ | 'flagSettings'
59→ | 'policySettings'
60→ | 'cliArg'
61→ | 'command'
62→ | 'session'
63→
64→/**
65→ * The value of a permission rule - specifies which tool and optional content
66→ */
67→export type PermissionRuleValue = {
68→ toolName: string
69→ ruleContent?: string
70→}
71→
72→/**
73→ * A permission rule with its source and behavior
74→ */
75→export type PermissionRule = {
76→ source: PermissionRuleSource
77→ ruleBehavior: PermissionBehavior
78→ ruleValue: PermissionRuleValue
79→}
80→
81→// ============================================================================
82→// Permission Updates
83→// ============================================================================
84→
85→/**
86→ * Where a permission update should be persisted
87→ */
88→export type PermissionUpdateDestination =
89→ | 'userSettings'
90→ | 'projectSettings'
91→ | 'localSettings'
92→ | 'session'
93→ | 'cliArg'
94→
95→/**
96→ * Update operations for permission configuration
97→ */
98→export type PermissionUpdate =
99→ | {
100→ type: 'addRules' 101→ destination: PermissionUpdateDestination 102→ rules: PermissionRuleValue[] 103→ behavior: PermissionBehavior 104→ } 105→ | { 106→ type: 'replaceRules' 107→ destination: PermissionUpdateDestination 108→ rules: PermissionRuleValue[] 109→ behavior: PermissionBehavior 110→ } 111→ | { 112→ type: 'removeRules' 113→ destination: PermissionUpdateDestination 114→ rules: PermissionRuleValue[] 115→ behavior: PermissionBehavior 116→ } 117→ | { 118→ type: 'setMode' 119→ destination: PermissionUpdateDestination 120→ mode: ExternalPermissionMode 121→ } 122→ | { 123→ type: 'addDirectories' 124→ destination: PermissionUpdateDestination 125→ directories: string[] 126→ } 127→ | { 128→ type: 'removeDirectories' 129→ destination: PermissionUpdateDestination 130→ directories: string[] 131→ } 132→ 133→/** 134→ * Source of an additional working directory permission. 135→ * Note: This is currently the same as PermissionRuleSource but kept as a 136→ * separate type for semantic clarity and potential future divergence. 137→ / 138→export type WorkingDirectorySource = PermissionRuleSource 139→ 140→/* 141→ * An additional directory included in permission scope 142→ / 143→export type AdditionalWorkingDirectory = { 144→ path: string 145→ source: WorkingDirectorySource 146→} 147→ 148→// ============================================================================ 149→// Permission Decisions & Results 150→// ============================================================================ 151→ 152→/* 153→ * Minimal command shape for permission metadata. 154→ * This is intentionally a subset of the full Command type to avoid import cycles. 155→ * Only includes properties needed by permission-related components. 156→ / 157→export type PermissionCommandMetadata = { 158→ name: string 159→ description?: string 160→ // Allow additional properties for forward compatibility 161→ [key: string]: unknown 162→} 163→ 164→/* 165→ * Metadata attached to permission decisions 166→ / 167→export type PermissionMetadata = 168→ | { command: PermissionCommandMetadata } 169→ | undefined 170→ 171→/* 172→ * Result when permission is granted 173→ / 174→export type PermissionAllowDecision< 175→ Input extends { [key: string]: unknown } = { [key: string]: unknown }, 176→> = { 177→ behavior: 'allow' 178→ updatedInput?: Input 179→ userModified?: boolean 180→ decisionReason?: PermissionDecisionReason 181→ toolUseID?: string 182→ acceptFeedback?: string 183→ contentBlocks?: ContentBlockParam[] 184→} 185→ 186→/* 187→ * Metadata for a pending classifier check that will run asynchronously. 188→ * Used to enable non-blocking allow classifier evaluation. 189→ / 190→export type PendingClassifierCheck = { 191→ command: string 192→ cwd: string 193→ descriptions: string[] 194→} 195→ 196→/* 197→ * Result when user should be prompted 198→ / 199→export type PermissionAskDecision< 200→ Input extends { [key: string]: unknown } = { [key: string]: unknown }, 201→> = { 202→ behavior: 'ask' 203→ message: string 204→ updatedInput?: Input 205→ decisionReason?: PermissionDecisionReason 206→ suggestions?: PermissionUpdate[] 207→ blockedPath?: string 208→ metadata?: PermissionMetadata 209→ /* 210→ * If true, this ask decision was triggered by a bashCommandIsSafe_DEPRECATED security check 211→ * for patterns that splitCommand_DEPRECATED could misparse (e.g. line continuations, shell-quote 212→ * transformations). Used by bashToolHasPermission to block early before splitCommand_DEPRECATED 213→ * transforms the command. Not set for simple newline compound commands. 214→ / 215→ isBashSecurityCheckForMisparsing?: boolean 216→ /* 217→ * If set, an allow classifier check should be run asynchronously. 218→ * The classifier may auto-approve the permission before the user responds. 219→ / 220→ pendingClassifierCheck?: PendingClassifierCheck 221→ /* 222→ * Optional content blocks (e.g., images) to include alongside the rejection 223→ * message in the tool result. Used when users paste images as feedback. 224→ / 225→ contentBlocks?: ContentBlockParam[] 226→} 227→ 228→/* 229→ * Result when permission is denied 230→ / 231→export type PermissionDenyDecision = { 232→ behavior: 'deny' 233→ message: string 234→ decisionReason: PermissionDecisionReason 235→ toolUseID?: string 236→} 237→ 238→/* 239→ * A permission decision - allow, ask, or deny 240→ / 241→export type PermissionDecision< 242→ Input extends { [key: string]: unknown } = { [key: string]: unknown }, 243→> = 244→ | PermissionAllowDecision<Input> 245→ | PermissionAskDecision<Input> 246→ | PermissionDenyDecision 247→ 248→/* 249→ * Permission result with additional passthrough option 250→ / 251→export type PermissionResult< 252→ Input extends { [key: string]: unknown } = { [key: string]: unknown }, 253→> = 254→ | PermissionDecision<Input> 255→ | { 256→ behavior: 'passthrough' 257→ message: string 258→ decisionReason?: PermissionDecision<Input>['decisionReason'] 259→ suggestions?: PermissionUpdate[] 260→ blockedPath?: string 261→ /* 262→ * If set, an allow classifier check should be run asynchronously. 263→ * The classifier may auto-approve the permission before the user responds. 264→ / 265→ pendingClassifierCheck?: PendingClassifierCheck 266→ } 267→ 268→/* 269→ * Explanation of why a permission decision was made 270→ / 271→export type PermissionDecisionReason = 272→ | { 273→ type: 'rule' 274→ rule: PermissionRule 275→ } 276→ | { 277→ type: 'mode' 278→ mode: PermissionMode 279→ } 280→ | { 281→ type: 'subcommandResults' 282→ reasons: Map<string, PermissionResult> 283→ } 284→ | { 285→ type: 'permissionPromptTool' 286→ permissionPromptToolName: string 287→ toolResult: unknown 288→ } 289→ | { 290→ type: 'hook' 291→ hookName: string 292→ hookSource?: string 293→ reason?: string 294→ } 295→ | { 296→ type: 'asyncAgent' 297→ reason: string 298→ } 299→ | { 300→ type: 'sandboxOverride' 301→ reason: 'excludedCommand' | 'dangerouslyDisableSandbox' 302→ } 303→ | { 304→ type: 'classifier' 305→ classifier: string 306→ reason: string 307→ } 308→ | { 309→ type: 'workingDir' 310→ reason: string 311→ } 312→ | { 313→ type: 'safetyCheck' 314→ reason: string 315→ // When true, auto mode lets the classifier evaluate this instead of 316→ // forcing a prompt. True for sensitive-file paths (.claude/, .git/, 317→ // shell configs) — the classifier can see context and decide. False 318→ // for Windows path bypass attempts and cross-machine bridge messages. 319→ classifierApprovable: boolean 320→ } 321→ | { 322→ type: 'other' 323→ reason: string 324→ } 325→ 326→// ============================================================================ 327→// Bash Classifier Types 328→// ============================================================================ 329→ 330→export type ClassifierResult = { 331→ matches: boolean 332→ matchedDescription?: string 333→ confidence: 'high' | 'medium' | 'low' 334→ reason: string 335→} 336→ 337→export type ClassifierBehavior = 'deny' | 'ask' | 'allow' 338→ 339→export type ClassifierUsage = { 340→ inputTokens: number 341→ outputTokens: number 342→ cacheReadInputTokens: number 343→ cacheCreationInputTokens: number 344→} 345→ 346→export type YoloClassifierResult = { 347→ thinking?: string 348→ shouldBlock: boolean 349→ reason: string 350→ unavailable?: boolean 351→ /* 352→ * API returned "prompt is too long" — the classifier transcript exceeded 353→ * the context window. Deterministic (same transcript → same error), so 354→ * callers should fall back to normal prompting rather than retry/fail-closed. 355→ / 356→ transcriptTooLong?: boolean 357→ /* The model used for this classifier call / 358→ model: string 359→ /* Token usage from the classifier API call (for overhead telemetry) / 360→ usage?: ClassifierUsage 361→ /* Duration of the classifier API call in ms / 362→ durationMs?: number 363→ /* Character lengths of the prompt components sent to the classifier / 364→ promptLengths?: { 365→ systemPrompt: number 366→ toolCalls: number 367→ userPrompts: number 368→ } 369→ /* Path where error prompts were dumped (only set when unavailable due to API error) / 370→ errorDumpPath?: string 371→ /* Which classifier stage produced the final decision (2-stage XML only) / 372→ stage?: 'fast' | 'thinking' 373→ /* Token usage from stage 1 (fast) when stage 2 was also run / 374→ stage1Usage?: ClassifierUsage 375→ /* Duration of stage 1 in ms when stage 2 was also run / 376→ stage1DurationMs?: number 377→ /* 378→ * API request_id (req_xxx) for stage 1. Enables joining to server-side 379→ * api_usage logs for cache-miss / routing attribution. Also used for the 380→ * legacy 1-stage (tool_use) classifier — the single request goes here. 381→ / 382→ stage1RequestId?: string 383→ /* 384→ * API message id (msg_xxx) for stage 1. Enables joining the 385→ * tengu_auto_mode_decision analytics event to the classifier's actual 386→ * prompt/completion in post-analysis. 387→ / 388→ stage1MsgId?: string 389→ /* Token usage from stage 2 (thinking) when stage 2 was run / 390→ stage2Usage?: ClassifierUsage 391→ /* Duration of stage 2 in ms when stage 2 was run / 392→ stage2DurationMs?: number 393→ /* API request_id for stage 2 (set whenever stage 2 ran) / 394→ stage2RequestId?: string 395→ /* API message id (msg_xxx) for stage 2 (set whenever stage 2 ran) / 396→ stage2MsgId?: string 397→} 398→ 399→// ============================================================================ 400→// Permission Explainer Types 401→// ============================================================================ 402→ 403→export type RiskLevel = 'LOW' | 'MEDIUM' | 'HIGH' 404→ 405→export type PermissionExplanation = { 406→ riskLevel: RiskLevel 407→ explanation: string 408→ reasoning: string 409→ risk: string 410→} 411→ 412→// ============================================================================ 413→// Tool Permission Context 414→// ============================================================================ 415→ 416→/* 417→ * Mapping of permission rules by their source 418→ / 419→export type ToolPermissionRulesBySource = { 420→ [T in PermissionRuleSource]?: string[] 421→} 422→ 423→/* 424→ * Context needed for permission checking in tools 425→ * Note: Uses a simplified DeepImmutable approximation for this types-only file 426→ */ 427→export type ToolPermissionContext = { 428→ readonly mode: PermissionMode 429→ readonly additionalWorkingDirectories: ReadonlyMap< 430→ string, 431→ AdditionalWorkingDirectory 432→ > 433→ readonly alwaysAllowRules: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 434→ readonly alwaysDenyRules: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 435→ readonly alwaysAskRules: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 436→ readonly isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable: boolean 437→ readonly strippedDangerousRules?: ToolPermissionRulesBySource 438→ readonly shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts?: boolean 439→ readonly awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog?: boolean 440→ readonly prePlanMode?: PermissionMode 441→} 442→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/" && echo "===" && find "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/" -name "*permission*" -o -name "*Permission*" 2>/dev/null | head -20**
Status: Completed
Terminal:QueryEngine.ts Task.ts Tool.ts assistant bootstrap bridge buddy cli commands commands.ts components constants context context.ts coordinator cost-tracker.ts costHook.ts dialogLaunchers.tsx entrypoints history.ts hooks ink ink.ts interactiveHelpers.tsx keybindings main.tsx memdir migrations moreright native-ts outputStyles plugins projectOnboardingState.ts query query.ts remote replLauncher.tsx schemas screens server services setup.ts skills state tasks tasks.ts tools tools.ts types upstreamproxy utils vim voice
D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/bridge/bridgePermissionCallbacks.ts D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/commands/permissions D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/commands/permissions/permissions.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/BypassPermissionsModeDialog.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/AskUserQuestionPermissionRequest D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/AskUserQuestionPermissionRequest/AskUserQuestionPermissionRequest.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/BashPermissionRequest D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/BashPermissionRequest/BashPermissionRequest.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/EnterPlanModePermissionRequest D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/EnterPlanModePermissionRequest/EnterPlanModePermissionRequest.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/ExitPlanModePermissionRequest D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/ExitPlanModePermissionRequest/ExitPlanModePermissionRequest.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FallbackPermissionRequest.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FileEditPermissionRequest D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FileEditPermissionRequest/FileEditPermissionRequest.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FilePermissionDialog D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FilePermissionDialog/FilePermissionDialog.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FilePermissionDialog/permissionOptions.tsx D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/components/permissions/FilePermissionDialog/useFilePermissionDialog.ts
## Assistant
<thinking>
The source files are in `.src/` directory. Now let me read the key permission files. The most important ones for CH07 are:1. `.src/types/permissions.ts` ✓ (already read)
2. `.src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx` - the central permission hook
3. `.src/utils/permissions/` - permissions utility functions
Let me read these files now.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/hooks/" && echo "===" && wc -l "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx" 2>/dev/null && echo "===" && ls "D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/utils/permissions/" 2>/dev/null**
Status: Completed
Terminal:fileSuggestions.ts notifs renderPlaceholder.ts toolPermission unifiedSuggestions.ts useAfterFirstRender.ts useApiKeyVerification.ts useArrowKeyHistory.tsx useAssistantHistory.ts useAwaySummary.ts useBackgroundTaskNavigation.ts useBlink.ts useCanUseTool.tsx useCancelRequest.ts useChromeExtensionNotification.tsx useClaudeCodeHintRecommendation.tsx useClipboardImageHint.ts useCommandKeybindings.tsx useCommandQueue.ts useCopyOnSelect.ts useDeferredHookMessages.ts useDiffData.ts useDiffInIDE.ts useDirectConnect.ts useDoublePress.ts useDynamicConfig.ts useElapsedTime.ts useExitOnCtrlCD.ts useExitOnCtrlCDWithKeybindings.ts useFileHistorySnapshotInit.ts useGlobalKeybindings.tsx useHistorySearch.ts useIDEIntegration.tsx useIdeAtMentioned.ts useIdeConnectionStatus.ts useIdeLogging.ts useIdeSelection.ts useInboxPoller.ts useInputBuffer.ts useIssueFlagBanner.ts useLogMessages.ts useLspPluginRecommendation.tsx useMailboxBridge.ts useMainLoopModel.ts useManagePlugins.ts useMemoryUsage.ts useMergedClients.ts useMergedCommands.ts useMergedTools.ts useMinDisplayTime.ts useNotifyAfterTimeout.ts useOfficialMarketplaceNotification.tsx usePasteHandler.ts usePluginRecommendationBase.tsx usePrStatus.ts usePromptSuggestion.ts usePromptsFromClaudeInChrome.tsx useQueueProcessor.ts useRemoteSession.ts useReplBridge.tsx useSSHSession.ts useScheduledTasks.ts useSearchInput.ts useSessionBackgrounding.ts useSettings.ts useSettingsChange.ts useSkillImprovementSurvey.ts useSkillsChange.ts useSwarmInitialization.ts useSwarmPermissionPoller.ts useTaskListWatcher.ts useTasksV2.ts useTeammateViewAutoExit.ts useTeleportResume.tsx useTerminalSize.ts useTextInput.ts useTimeout.ts useTurnDiffs.ts useTypeahead.tsx useUpdateNotification.ts useVimInput.ts useVirtualScroll.ts useVoice.ts useVoiceEnabled.ts useVoiceIntegration.tsx
203 D:/code/play/claude-code-book/.src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx
PermissionMode.ts PermissionPromptToolResultSchema.ts PermissionResult.ts PermissionRule.ts PermissionUpdate.ts PermissionUpdateSchema.ts autoModeState.ts bashClassifier.ts bypassPermissionsKillswitch.ts classifierDecision.ts classifierShared.ts dangerousPatterns.ts denialTracking.ts filesystem.ts getNextPermissionMode.ts pathValidation.ts permissionExplainer.ts permissionRuleParser.ts permissionSetup.ts permissions.ts permissionsLoader.ts shadowedRuleDetection.ts shellRuleMatching.ts yoloClassifier.ts
**Tool Call: Read .src\hooks\useCanUseTool.tsx**
Status: Completed 1→import { c as _c } from "react/compiler-runtime";
2→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle';
3→import { APIUserAbortError } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk';
4→import * as React from 'react';
5→import { useCallback } from 'react';
6→import { type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, logEvent } from 'src/services/analytics/index.js';
7→import { sanitizeToolNameForAnalytics } from 'src/services/analytics/metadata.js';
8→import type { ToolUseConfirm } from '../components/permissions/PermissionRequest.js';
9→import { Text } from '../ink.js';
10→import type { ToolPermissionContext, Tool as ToolType, ToolUseContext } from '../Tool.js';
11→import { consumeSpeculativeClassifierCheck, peekSpeculativeClassifierCheck } from '../tools/BashTool/bashPermissions.js';
12→import { BASH_TOOL_NAME } from '../tools/BashTool/toolName.js';
13→import type { AssistantMessage } from '../types/message.js';
14→import { recordAutoModeDenial } from '../utils/autoModeDenials.js';
15→import { clearClassifierChecking, setClassifierApproval, setYoloClassifierApproval } from '../utils/classifierApprovals.js';
16→import { logForDebugging } from '../utils/debug.js';
17→import { AbortError } from '../utils/errors.js';
18→import { logError } from '../utils/log.js';
19→import type { PermissionDecision } from '../utils/permissions/PermissionResult.js';
20→import { hasPermissionsToUseTool } from '../utils/permissions/permissions.js';
21→import { jsonStringify } from '../utils/slowOperations.js';
22→import { handleCoordinatorPermission } from './toolPermission/handlers/coordinatorHandler.js';
23→import { handleInteractivePermission } from './toolPermission/handlers/interactiveHandler.js';
24→import { handleSwarmWorkerPermission } from './toolPermission/handlers/swarmWorkerHandler.js';
25→import { createPermissionContext, createPermissionQueueOps } from './toolPermission/PermissionContext.js';
26→import { logPermissionDecision } from './toolPermission/permissionLogging.js';
27→export type CanUseToolFn<Input extends Record<string, unknown> = Record<string, unknown>> = (tool: ToolType, input: Input, toolUseContext: ToolUseContext, assistantMessage: AssistantMessage, toolUseID: string, forceDecision?: PermissionDecision<Input>) => Promise<PermissionDecision<Input>>;
28→function useCanUseTool(setToolUseConfirmQueue, setToolPermissionContext) {
29→ const $ = _c(3);
30→ let t0;
31→ if ($[0] !== setToolPermissionContext || $[1] !== setToolUseConfirmQueue) {
32→ t0 = async (tool, input, toolUseContext, assistantMessage, toolUseID, forceDecision) => new Promise(resolve => {
33→ const ctx = createPermissionContext(tool, input, toolUseContext, assistantMessage, toolUseID, setToolPermissionContext, createPermissionQueueOps(setToolUseConfirmQueue));
34→ if (ctx.resolveIfAborted(resolve)) {
35→ return;
36→ }
37→ const decisionPromise = forceDecision !== undefined ? Promise.resolve(forceDecision) : hasPermissionsToUseTool(tool, input, toolUseContext, assistantMessage, toolUseID);
38→ return decisionPromise.then(async result => {
39→ if (result.behavior === "allow") {
40→ if (ctx.resolveIfAborted(resolve)) {
41→ return;
42→ }
43→ if (feature("TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER") && result.decisionReason?.type === "classifier" && result.decisionReason.classifier === "auto-mode") {
44→ setYoloClassifierApproval(toolUseID, result.decisionReason.reason);
45→ }
46→ ctx.logDecision({
47→ decision: "accept",
48→ source: "config"
49→ });
50→ resolve(ctx.buildAllow(result.updatedInput ?? input, {
51→ decisionReason: result.decisionReason
52→ }));
53→ return;
54→ }
55→ const appState = toolUseContext.getAppState();
56→ const description = await tool.description(input as never, {
57→ isNonInteractiveSession: toolUseContext.options.isNonInteractiveSession,
58→ toolPermissionContext: appState.toolPermissionContext,
59→ tools: toolUseContext.options.tools
60→ });
61→ if (ctx.resolveIfAborted(resolve)) {
62→ return;
63→ }
64→ switch (result.behavior) {
65→ case "deny":
66→ {
67→ logPermissionDecision({
68→ tool,
69→ input,
70→ toolUseContext,
71→ messageId: ctx.messageId,
72→ toolUseID
73→ }, {
74→ decision: "reject",
75→ source: "config"
76→ });
77→ if (feature("TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER") && result.decisionReason?.type === "classifier" && result.decisionReason.classifier === "auto-mode") {
78→ recordAutoModeDenial({
79→ toolName: tool.name,
80→ display: description,
81→ reason: result.decisionReason.reason ?? "",
82→ timestamp: Date.now()
83→ });
84→ toolUseContext.addNotification?.({
85→ key: "auto-mode-denied",
86→ priority: "immediate",
87→ jsx: <><Text color="error">{tool.userFacingName(input).toLowerCase()} denied by auto mode</Text><Text dimColor={true}> · /permissions</Text></>
88→ });
89→ }
90→ resolve(result);
91→ return;
92→ }
93→ case "ask":
94→ {
95→ if (appState.toolPermissionContext.awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog) {
96→ const coordinatorDecision = await handleCoordinatorPermission({
97→ ctx,
98→ ...(feature("BASH_CLASSIFIER") ? {
99→ pendingClassifierCheck: result.pendingClassifierCheck
100→ } : {}), 101→ updatedInput: result.updatedInput, 102→ suggestions: result.suggestions, 103→ permissionMode: appState.toolPermissionContext.mode 104→ }); 105→ if (coordinatorDecision) { 106→ resolve(coordinatorDecision); 107→ return; 108→ } 109→ } 110→ if (ctx.resolveIfAborted(resolve)) { 111→ return; 112→ } 113→ const swarmDecision = await handleSwarmWorkerPermission({ 114→ ctx, 115→ description, 116→ ...(feature("BASH_CLASSIFIER") ? { 117→ pendingClassifierCheck: result.pendingClassifierCheck 118→ } : {}), 119→ updatedInput: result.updatedInput, 120→ suggestions: result.suggestions 121→ }); 122→ if (swarmDecision) { 123→ resolve(swarmDecision); 124→ return; 125→ } 126→ if (feature("BASH_CLASSIFIER") && result.pendingClassifierCheck && tool.name === BASH_TOOL_NAME && !appState.toolPermissionContext.awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog) { 127→ const speculativePromise = peekSpeculativeClassifierCheck((input as { 128→ command: string; 129→ }).command); 130→ if (speculativePromise) { 131→ const raceResult = await Promise.race([speculativePromise.then(_temp), new Promise(_temp2)]); 132→ if (ctx.resolveIfAborted(resolve)) { 133→ return; 134→ } 135→ if (raceResult.type === "result" && raceResult.result.matches && raceResult.result.confidence === "high" && feature("BASH_CLASSIFIER")) { 136→ consumeSpeculativeClassifierCheck((input as { 137→ command: string; 138→ }).command); 139→ const matchedRule = raceResult.result.matchedDescription ?? undefined; 140→ if (matchedRule) { 141→ setClassifierApproval(toolUseID, matchedRule); 142→ } 143→ ctx.logDecision({ 144→ decision: "accept", 145→ source: { 146→ type: "classifier" 147→ } 148→ }); 149→ resolve(ctx.buildAllow(result.updatedInput ?? input as Record<string, unknown>, { 150→ decisionReason: { 151→ type: "classifier" as const, 152→ classifier: "bash_allow" as const, 153→ reason: Allowed by prompt rule: "${raceResult.result.matchedDescription}" 154→ } 155→ })); 156→ return; 157→ } 158→ } 159→ } 160→ handleInteractivePermission({ 161→ ctx, 162→ description, 163→ result, 164→ awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog: appState.toolPermissionContext.awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog, 165→ bridgeCallbacks: feature("BRIDGE_MODE") ? appState.replBridgePermissionCallbacks : undefined, 166→ channelCallbacks: feature("KAIROS") || feature("KAIROS_CHANNELS") ? appState.channelPermissionCallbacks : undefined 167→ }, resolve); 168→ return; 169→ } 170→ } 171→ }).catch(error => { 172→ if (error instanceof AbortError || error instanceof APIUserAbortError) { 173→ logForDebugging(Permission check threw ${error.constructor.name} for tool=${tool.name}: ${error.message}); 174→ ctx.logCancelled(); 175→ resolve(ctx.cancelAndAbort(undefined, true)); 176→ } else { 177→ logError(error); 178→ resolve(ctx.cancelAndAbort(undefined, true)); 179→ } 180→ }).finally(() => { 181→ clearClassifierChecking(toolUseID); 182→ }); 183→ }); 184→ $[0] = setToolPermissionContext; 185→ $[1] = setToolUseConfirmQueue; 186→ $[2] = t0; 187→ } else { 188→ t0 = $[2]; 189→ } 190→ return t0; 191→} 192→function _temp2(res) { 193→ return setTimeout(res, 2000, { 194→ type: "timeout" as const 195→ }); 196→} 197→function _temp(r) { 198→ return { 199→ type: "result" as const, 200→ result: r 201→ }; 202→} 203→export default useCanUseTool; 204→//# 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<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts (1 - 100)**
Status: Completed 1→import { feature } from 'bun:bundle'
2→import { APIUserAbortError } from '@anthropic-ai/sdk'
3→import type { CanUseToolFn } from '../../hooks/useCanUseTool.js'
4→import {
5→ getToolNameForPermissionCheck,
6→ mcpInfoFromString,
7→} from '../../services/mcp/mcpStringUtils.js'
8→import type { Tool, ToolPermissionContext, ToolUseContext } from '../../Tool.js'
9→import { AGENT_TOOL_NAME } from '../../tools/AgentTool/constants.js'
10→import { shouldUseSandbox } from '../../tools/BashTool/shouldUseSandbox.js'
11→import { BASH_TOOL_NAME } from '../../tools/BashTool/toolName.js'
12→import { POWERSHELL_TOOL_NAME } from '../../tools/PowerShellTool/toolName.js'
13→import { REPL_TOOL_NAME } from '../../tools/REPLTool/constants.js'
14→import type { AssistantMessage } from '../../types/message.js'
15→import { extractOutputRedirections } from '../bash/commands.js'
16→import { logForDebugging } from '../debug.js'
17→import { AbortError, toError } from '../errors.js'
18→import { logError } from '../log.js'
19→import { SandboxManager } from '../sandbox/sandbox-adapter.js'
20→import {
21→ getSettingSourceDisplayNameLowercase,
22→ SETTING_SOURCES,
23→} from '../settings/constants.js'
24→import { plural } from '../stringUtils.js'
25→import { permissionModeTitle } from './PermissionMode.js'
26→import type {
27→ PermissionAskDecision,
28→ PermissionDecision,
29→ PermissionDecisionReason,
30→ PermissionDenyDecision,
31→ PermissionResult,
32→} from './PermissionResult.js'
33→import type {
34→ PermissionBehavior,
35→ PermissionRule,
36→ PermissionRuleSource,
37→ PermissionRuleValue,
38→} from './PermissionRule.js'
39→import {
40→ applyPermissionUpdate,
41→ applyPermissionUpdates,
42→ persistPermissionUpdates,
43→} from './PermissionUpdate.js'
44→import type {
45→ PermissionUpdate,
46→ PermissionUpdateDestination,
47→} from './PermissionUpdateSchema.js'
48→import {
49→ permissionRuleValueFromString,
50→ permissionRuleValueToString,
51→} from './permissionRuleParser.js'
52→import {
53→ deletePermissionRuleFromSettings,
54→ type PermissionRuleFromEditableSettings,
55→ shouldAllowManagedPermissionRulesOnly,
56→} from './permissionsLoader.js'
57→
58→/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
59→const classifierDecisionModule = feature('TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER')
60→ ? (require('./classifierDecision.js') as typeof import('./classifierDecision.js'))
61→ : null
62→const autoModeStateModule = feature('TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER')
63→ ? (require('./autoModeState.js') as typeof import('./autoModeState.js'))
64→ : null
65→
66→import {
67→ addToTurnClassifierDuration,
68→ getTotalCacheCreationInputTokens,
69→ getTotalCacheReadInputTokens,
70→ getTotalInputTokens,
71→ getTotalOutputTokens,
72→} from '../../bootstrap/state.js'
73→import { getFeatureValue_CACHED_WITH_REFRESH } from '../../services/analytics/growthbook.js'
74→import {
75→ type AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
76→ logEvent,
77→} from '../../services/analytics/index.js'
78→import { sanitizeToolNameForAnalytics } from '../../services/analytics/metadata.js'
79→import {
80→ clearClassifierChecking,
81→ setClassifierChecking,
82→} from '../classifierApprovals.js'
83→import { isInProtectedNamespace } from '../envUtils.js'
84→import { executePermissionRequestHooks } from '../hooks.js'
85→import {
86→ AUTO_REJECT_MESSAGE,
87→ buildClassifierUnavailableMessage,
88→ buildYoloRejectionMessage,
89→ DONT_ASK_REJECT_MESSAGE,
90→} from '../messages.js'
91→import { calculateCostFromTokens } from '../modelCost.js'
92→/* eslint-enable @typescript-eslint/no-require-imports */
93→import { jsonStringify } from '../slowOperations.js'
94→import {
95→ createDenialTrackingState,
96→ DENIAL_LIMITS,
97→ type DenialTrackingState,
98→ recordDenial,
99→ recordSuccess,
100→ shouldFallbackToPrompting,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Good. Now I have enough source material for CH07. The key files I've read are:
1. `.src/types/permissions.ts` - all the permission types (PermissionMode, PermissionDecision, PermissionDecisionReason etc.)
2. `.src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx` - the central permission hook (compiled code with source map at the end)
3. `.src/utils/permissions/permissions.ts` (first 100 lines)
Let me also read more of the permissions.ts file to get the `hasPermissionsToUseTool` function, which is key.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts (100 - 249)**
Status: Completed100→ shouldFallbackToPrompting, 101→} from './denialTracking.js' 102→import { 103→ classifyYoloAction, 104→ formatActionForClassifier, 105→} from './yoloClassifier.js' 106→ 107→const CLASSIFIER_FAIL_CLOSED_REFRESH_MS = 30 * 60 * 1000 // 30 minutes 108→ 109→const PERMISSION_RULE_SOURCES = [ 110→ ...SETTING_SOURCES, 111→ 'cliArg', 112→ 'command', 113→ 'session', 114→] as const satisfies readonly PermissionRuleSource[] 115→ 116→export function permissionRuleSourceDisplayString( 117→ source: PermissionRuleSource, 118→): string { 119→ return getSettingSourceDisplayNameLowercase(source) 120→} 121→ 122→export function getAllowRules( 123→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 124→): PermissionRule[] { 125→ return PERMISSION_RULE_SOURCES.flatMap(source => 126→ (context.alwaysAllowRules[source] || []).map(ruleString => ({ 127→ source, 128→ ruleBehavior: 'allow', 129→ ruleValue: permissionRuleValueFromString(ruleString), 130→ })), 131→ ) 132→} 133→ 134→/** 135→ * Creates a permission request message that explain the permission request 136→ / 137→export function createPermissionRequestMessage( 138→ toolName: string, 139→ decisionReason?: PermissionDecisionReason, 140→): string { 141→ // Handle different decision reason types 142→ if (decisionReason) { 143→ if ( 144→ (feature('BASH_CLASSIFIER') || feature('TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER')) && 145→ decisionReason.type === 'classifier' 146→ ) { 147→ return Classifier '${decisionReason.classifier}' requires approval for this ${toolName} command: ${decisionReason.reason} 148→ } 149→ switch (decisionReason.type) { 150→ case 'hook': { 151→ const hookMessage = decisionReason.reason 152→ ? Hook '${decisionReason.hookName}' blocked this action: ${decisionReason.reason} 153→ : Hook '${decisionReason.hookName}' requires approval for this ${toolName} command 154→ return hookMessage 155→ } 156→ case 'rule': { 157→ const ruleString = permissionRuleValueToString( 158→ decisionReason.rule.ruleValue, 159→ ) 160→ const sourceString = permissionRuleSourceDisplayString( 161→ decisionReason.rule.source, 162→ ) 163→ return Permission rule '${ruleString}' from ${sourceString} requires approval for this ${toolName} command 164→ } 165→ case 'subcommandResults': { 166→ const needsApproval: string[] = [] 167→ for (const [cmd, result] of decisionReason.reasons) { 168→ if (result.behavior === 'ask' || result.behavior === 'passthrough') { 169→ // Strip output redirections for display to avoid showing filenames as commands 170→ // Only do this for Bash tool to avoid affecting other tools 171→ if (toolName === 'Bash') { 172→ const { commandWithoutRedirections, redirections } = 173→ extractOutputRedirections(cmd) 174→ // Only use stripped version if there were actual redirections 175→ const displayCmd = 176→ redirections.length > 0 ? commandWithoutRedirections : cmd 177→ needsApproval.push(displayCmd) 178→ } else { 179→ needsApproval.push(cmd) 180→ } 181→ } 182→ } 183→ if (needsApproval.length > 0) { 184→ const n = needsApproval.length 185→ return This ${toolName} command contains multiple operations. The following ${plural(n, 'part')} ${plural(n, 'requires', 'require')} approval: ${needsApproval.join(', ')} 186→ } 187→ return This ${toolName} command contains multiple operations that require approval 188→ } 189→ case 'permissionPromptTool': 190→ return Tool '${decisionReason.permissionPromptToolName}' requires approval for this ${toolName} command 191→ case 'sandboxOverride': 192→ return 'Run outside of the sandbox' 193→ case 'workingDir': 194→ return decisionReason.reason 195→ case 'safetyCheck': 196→ case 'other': 197→ return decisionReason.reason 198→ case 'mode': { 199→ const modeTitle = permissionModeTitle(decisionReason.mode) 200→ return Current permission mode (${modeTitle}) requires approval for this ${toolName} command 201→ } 202→ case 'asyncAgent': 203→ return decisionReason.reason 204→ } 205→ } 206→ 207→ // Default message without listing allowed commands 208→ const message = Claude requested permissions to use ${toolName}, but you haven't granted it yet. 209→ 210→ return message 211→} 212→ 213→export function getDenyRules(context: ToolPermissionContext): PermissionRule[] { 214→ return PERMISSION_RULE_SOURCES.flatMap(source => 215→ (context.alwaysDenyRules[source] || []).map(ruleString => ({ 216→ source, 217→ ruleBehavior: 'deny', 218→ ruleValue: permissionRuleValueFromString(ruleString), 219→ })), 220→ ) 221→} 222→ 223→export function getAskRules(context: ToolPermissionContext): PermissionRule[] { 224→ return PERMISSION_RULE_SOURCES.flatMap(source => 225→ (context.alwaysAskRules[source] || []).map(ruleString => ({ 226→ source, 227→ ruleBehavior: 'ask', 228→ ruleValue: permissionRuleValueFromString(ruleString), 229→ })), 230→ ) 231→} 232→ 233→/* 234→ * Check if the entire tool matches a rule 235→ * For example, this matches "Bash" but not "Bash(prefix:*)" for BashTool 236→ * This also matches MCP tools with a server name, e.g. the rule "mcp__server1" 237→ */ 238→function toolMatchesRule( 239→ tool: Pick<Tool, 'name' | 'mcpInfo'>, 240→ rule: PermissionRule, 241→): boolean { 242→ // Rule must not have content to match the entire tool 243→ if (rule.ruleValue.ruleContent !== undefined) { 244→ return false 245→ } 246→ 247→ // MCP tools are matched by their fully qualified mcp__server__tool name. In 248→ // skip-prefix mode (CLAUDE_AGENT_SDK_MCP_NO_PREFIX), MCP tools have unprefixed 249→ // display names (e.g., "Write") that collide with builtin names; rules targeting
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\shellRuleMatching.ts (1 - 60)**
Status: Completed 1→/**
2→ * Shared permission rule matching utilities for shell tools.
3→ *
4→ * Extracts common logic for:
5→ * - Parsing permission rules (exact, prefix, wildcard)
6→ * - Matching commands against rules
7→ * - Generating permission suggestions
8→ */
9→
10→import type { PermissionUpdate } from './PermissionUpdateSchema.js'
11→
12→// Null-byte sentinel placeholders for wildcard pattern escaping — module-level
13→// so the RegExp objects are compiled once instead of per permission check.
14→const ESCAPED_STAR_PLACEHOLDER = '\x00ESCAPED_STAR\x00'
15→const ESCAPED_BACKSLASH_PLACEHOLDER = '\x00ESCAPED_BACKSLASH\x00'
16→const ESCAPED_STAR_PLACEHOLDER_RE = new RegExp(ESCAPED_STAR_PLACEHOLDER, 'g')
17→const ESCAPED_BACKSLASH_PLACEHOLDER_RE = new RegExp(
18→ ESCAPED_BACKSLASH_PLACEHOLDER,
19→ 'g',
20→)
21→
22→/**
23→ * Parsed permission rule discriminated union.
24→ */
25→export type ShellPermissionRule =
26→ | {
27→ type: 'exact'
28→ command: string
29→ }
30→ | {
31→ type: 'prefix'
32→ prefix: string
33→ }
34→ | {
35→ type: 'wildcard'
36→ pattern: string
37→ }
38→
39→/**
40→ * Extract prefix from legacy :* syntax (e.g., "npm:*" -> "npm")
41→ * This is maintained for backwards compatibility.
42→ */
43→export function permissionRuleExtractPrefix(
44→ permissionRule: string,
45→): string | null {
46→ const match = permissionRule.match(/^(.+):\*$/)
47→ return match?.[1] ?? null
48→}
49→
50→/**
51→ * Check if a pattern contains unescaped wildcards (not legacy :* syntax).
52→ * Returns true if the pattern contains * that are not escaped with \ or part of :* at the end.
53→ */
54→export function hasWildcards(pattern: string): boolean {
55→ // If it ends with :*, it's legacy prefix syntax, not wildcard
56→ if (pattern.endsWith(':*')) {
57→ return false
58→ }
59→ // Check for unescaped * anywhere in the pattern
60→ // An asterisk is unescaped if it's not preceded by a backslash,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Now I have enough material. Let me also quickly read the `hasPermissionsToUseTool` function body in permissions.ts to understand the core logic.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts (250 - 449)**
Status: Completed250→ // builtins should not match their MCP replacements. 251→ const nameForRuleMatch = getToolNameForPermissionCheck(tool) 252→ 253→ // Direct tool name match 254→ if (rule.ruleValue.toolName === nameForRuleMatch) { 255→ return true 256→ } 257→ 258→ // MCP server-level permission: rule "mcp__server1" matches tool "mcp__server1__tool1" 259→ // Also supports wildcard: rule "mcp__server1__" matches all tools from server1 260→ const ruleInfo = mcpInfoFromString(rule.ruleValue.toolName) 261→ const toolInfo = mcpInfoFromString(nameForRuleMatch) 262→ 263→ return ( 264→ ruleInfo !== null && 265→ toolInfo !== null && 266→ (ruleInfo.toolName === undefined || ruleInfo.toolName === '') && 267→ ruleInfo.serverName === toolInfo.serverName 268→ ) 269→} 270→ 271→/** 272→ * Check if the entire tool is listed in the always allow rules 273→ * For example, this finds "Bash" but not "Bash(prefix:)" for BashTool 274→ / 275→export function toolAlwaysAllowedRule( 276→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 277→ tool: Pick<Tool, 'name' | 'mcpInfo'>, 278→): PermissionRule | null { 279→ return ( 280→ getAllowRules(context).find(rule => toolMatchesRule(tool, rule)) || null 281→ ) 282→} 283→ 284→/* 285→ * Check if the tool is listed in the always deny rules 286→ / 287→export function getDenyRuleForTool( 288→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 289→ tool: Pick<Tool, 'name' | 'mcpInfo'>, 290→): PermissionRule | null { 291→ return getDenyRules(context).find(rule => toolMatchesRule(tool, rule)) || null 292→} 293→ 294→/* 295→ * Check if the tool is listed in the always ask rules 296→ / 297→export function getAskRuleForTool( 298→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 299→ tool: Pick<Tool, 'name' | 'mcpInfo'>, 300→): PermissionRule | null { 301→ return getAskRules(context).find(rule => toolMatchesRule(tool, rule)) || null 302→} 303→ 304→/* 305→ * Check if a specific agent is denied via Agent(agentType) syntax. 306→ * For example, Agent(Explore) would deny the Explore agent. 307→ / 308→export function getDenyRuleForAgent( 309→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 310→ agentToolName: string, 311→ agentType: string, 312→): PermissionRule | null { 313→ return ( 314→ getDenyRules(context).find( 315→ rule => 316→ rule.ruleValue.toolName === agentToolName && 317→ rule.ruleValue.ruleContent === agentType, 318→ ) || null 319→ ) 320→} 321→ 322→/* 323→ * Filter agents to exclude those that are denied via Agent(agentType) syntax. 324→ / 325→export function filterDeniedAgents<T extends { agentType: string }>( 326→ agents: T[], 327→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 328→ agentToolName: string, 329→): T[] { 330→ // Parse deny rules once and collect Agent(x) contents into a Set. 331→ // Previously this called getDenyRuleForAgent per agent, which re-parsed 332→ // every deny rule for every agent (O(agents×rules) parse calls). 333→ const deniedAgentTypes = new Set<string>() 334→ for (const rule of getDenyRules(context)) { 335→ if ( 336→ rule.ruleValue.toolName === agentToolName && 337→ rule.ruleValue.ruleContent !== undefined 338→ ) { 339→ deniedAgentTypes.add(rule.ruleValue.ruleContent) 340→ } 341→ } 342→ return agents.filter(agent => !deniedAgentTypes.has(agent.agentType)) 343→} 344→ 345→/* 346→ * Map of rule contents to the associated rule for a given tool. 347→ * e.g. the string key is "prefix:" from "Bash(prefix:*)" for BashTool 348→ / 349→export function getRuleByContentsForTool( 350→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 351→ tool: Tool, 352→ behavior: PermissionBehavior, 353→): Map<string, PermissionRule> { 354→ return getRuleByContentsForToolName( 355→ context, 356→ getToolNameForPermissionCheck(tool), 357→ behavior, 358→ ) 359→} 360→ 361→// Used to break circular dependency where a Tool calls this function 362→export function getRuleByContentsForToolName( 363→ context: ToolPermissionContext, 364→ toolName: string, 365→ behavior: PermissionBehavior, 366→): Map<string, PermissionRule> { 367→ const ruleByContents = new Map<string, PermissionRule>() 368→ let rules: PermissionRule[] = [] 369→ switch (behavior) { 370→ case 'allow': 371→ rules = getAllowRules(context) 372→ break 373→ case 'deny': 374→ rules = getDenyRules(context) 375→ break 376→ case 'ask': 377→ rules = getAskRules(context) 378→ break 379→ } 380→ for (const rule of rules) { 381→ if ( 382→ rule.ruleValue.toolName === toolName && 383→ rule.ruleValue.ruleContent !== undefined && 384→ rule.ruleBehavior === behavior 385→ ) { 386→ ruleByContents.set(rule.ruleValue.ruleContent, rule) 387→ } 388→ } 389→ return ruleByContents 390→} 391→ 392→/* 393→ * Runs PermissionRequest hooks for headless/async agents that cannot show 394→ * permission prompts. This gives hooks an opportunity to allow or deny 395→ * tool use before the fallback auto-deny kicks in. 396→ * 397→ * Returns a PermissionDecision if a hook made a decision, or null if no 398→ * hook provided a decision (caller should proceed to auto-deny). 399→ */ 400→async function runPermissionRequestHooksForHeadlessAgent( 401→ tool: Tool, 402→ input: { [key: string]: unknown }, 403→ toolUseID: string, 404→ context: ToolUseContext, 405→ permissionMode: string | undefined, 406→ suggestions: PermissionUpdate[] | undefined, 407→): Promise<PermissionDecision | null> { 408→ try { 409→ for await (const hookResult of executePermissionRequestHooks( 410→ tool.name, 411→ toolUseID, 412→ input, 413→ context, 414→ permissionMode, 415→ suggestions, 416→ context.abortController.signal, 417→ )) { 418→ if (!hookResult.permissionRequestResult) { 419→ continue 420→ } 421→ const decision = hookResult.permissionRequestResult 422→ if (decision.behavior === 'allow') { 423→ const finalInput = decision.updatedInput ?? input 424→ // Persist permission updates if provided 425→ if (decision.updatedPermissions?.length) { 426→ persistPermissionUpdates(decision.updatedPermissions) 427→ context.setAppState(prev => ({ 428→ ...prev, 429→ toolPermissionContext: applyPermissionUpdates( 430→ prev.toolPermissionContext, 431→ decision.updatedPermissions!, 432→ ), 433→ })) 434→ } 435→ return { 436→ behavior: 'allow', 437→ updatedInput: finalInput, 438→ decisionReason: { 439→ type: 'hook', 440→ hookName: 'PermissionRequest', 441→ }, 442→ } 443→ } 444→ if (decision.behavior === 'deny') { 445→ if (decision.interrupt) { 446→ logForDebugging( 447→ Hook interrupt: tool=${tool.name} hookMessage=${decision.message}, 448→ ) 449→ context.abortController.abort()
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I have enough to write CH07. Let me quickly read the `hasPermissionsToUseTool` function which is the core of the permission system.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts (450 - 649)**
Status: Completed450→ } 451→ return { 452→ behavior: 'deny', 453→ message: decision.message || 'Permission denied by hook', 454→ decisionReason: { 455→ type: 'hook', 456→ hookName: 'PermissionRequest', 457→ reason: decision.message, 458→ }, 459→ } 460→ } 461→ } 462→ } catch (error) { 463→ // If hooks fail, fall through to auto-deny rather than crashing 464→ logError( 465→ new Error('PermissionRequest hook failed for headless agent', { 466→ cause: toError(error), 467→ }), 468→ ) 469→ } 470→ return null 471→} 472→ 473→export const hasPermissionsToUseTool: CanUseToolFn = async ( 474→ tool, 475→ input, 476→ context, 477→ assistantMessage, 478→ toolUseID, 479→): Promise<PermissionDecision> => { 480→ const result = await hasPermissionsToUseToolInner(tool, input, context) 481→ 482→ 483→ // Reset consecutive denials on any allowed tool use in auto mode. 484→ // This ensures that a successful tool use (even one auto-allowed by rules) 485→ // breaks the consecutive denial streak. 486→ if (result.behavior === 'allow') { 487→ const appState = context.getAppState() 488→ if (feature('TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER')) { 489→ const currentDenialState = 490→ context.localDenialTracking ?? appState.denialTracking 491→ if ( 492→ appState.toolPermissionContext.mode === 'auto' && 493→ currentDenialState && 494→ currentDenialState.consecutiveDenials > 0 495→ ) { 496→ const newDenialState = recordSuccess(currentDenialState) 497→ persistDenialState(context, newDenialState) 498→ } 499→ } 500→ return result 501→ } 502→ 503→ // Apply dontAsk mode transformation: convert 'ask' to 'deny' 504→ // This is done at the end so it can't be bypassed by early returns 505→ if (result.behavior === 'ask') { 506→ const appState = context.getAppState() 507→ 508→ if (appState.toolPermissionContext.mode === 'dontAsk') { 509→ return { 510→ behavior: 'deny', 511→ decisionReason: { 512→ type: 'mode', 513→ mode: 'dontAsk', 514→ }, 515→ message: DONT_ASK_REJECT_MESSAGE(tool.name), 516→ } 517→ } 518→ // Apply auto mode: use AI classifier instead of prompting user 519→ // Check this BEFORE shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts so classifiers work in headless mode 520→ if ( 521→ feature('TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER') && 522→ (appState.toolPermissionContext.mode === 'auto' || 523→ (appState.toolPermissionContext.mode === 'plan' && 524→ (autoModeStateModule?.isAutoModeActive() ?? false))) 525→ ) { 526→ // Non-classifier-approvable safetyCheck decisions stay immune to ALL 527→ // auto-approve paths: the acceptEdits fast-path, the safe-tool allowlist, 528→ // and the classifier. Step 1g only guards bypassPermissions; this guards 529→ // auto. classifierApprovable safetyChecks (sensitive-file paths) fall 530→ // through to the classifier — the fast-paths below naturally don't fire 531→ // because the tool's own checkPermissions still returns 'ask'. 532→ if ( 533→ result.decisionReason?.type === 'safetyCheck' && 534→ !result.decisionReason.classifierApprovable 535→ ) { 536→ if (appState.toolPermissionContext.shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts) { 537→ return { 538→ behavior: 'deny', 539→ message: result.message, 540→ decisionReason: { 541→ type: 'asyncAgent', 542→ reason: 543→ 'Safety check requires interactive approval and permission prompts are not available in this context', 544→ }, 545→ } 546→ } 547→ return result 548→ } 549→ if (tool.requiresUserInteraction?.() && result.behavior === 'ask') { 550→ return result 551→ } 552→ 553→ // Use local denial tracking for async subagents (whose setAppState 554→ // is a no-op), otherwise read from appState as before. 555→ const denialState = 556→ context.localDenialTracking ?? 557→ appState.denialTracking ?? 558→ createDenialTrackingState() 559→ 560→ // PowerShell requires explicit user permission in auto mode unless 561→ // POWERSHELL_AUTO_MODE (ant-only build flag) is on. When disabled, this 562→ // guard keeps PS out of the classifier and skips the acceptEdits 563→ // fast-path below. When enabled, PS flows through to the classifier like 564→ // Bash — the classifier prompt gets POWERSHELL_DENY_GUIDANCE appended so 565→ // it recognizes iex (iwr ...) as download-and-execute, etc. 566→ // Note: this runs inside the behavior === 'ask' branch, so allow rules 567→ // that fire earlier (step 2b toolAlwaysAllowedRule, PS prefix allow) 568→ // return before reaching here. Allow-rule protection is handled by 569→ // permissionSetup.ts: isOverlyBroadPowerShellAllowRule strips PowerShell(*) 570→ // and isDangerousPowerShellPermission strips iex/pwsh/Start-Process 571→ // prefix rules for ant users and auto mode entry. 572→ if ( 573→ tool.name === POWERSHELL_TOOL_NAME && 574→ !feature('POWERSHELL_AUTO_MODE') 575→ ) { 576→ if (appState.toolPermissionContext.shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts) { 577→ return { 578→ behavior: 'deny', 579→ message: 'PowerShell tool requires interactive approval', 580→ decisionReason: { 581→ type: 'asyncAgent', 582→ reason: 583→ 'PowerShell tool requires interactive approval and permission prompts are not available in this context', 584→ }, 585→ } 586→ } 587→ logForDebugging( 588→ Skipping auto mode classifier for ${tool.name}: tool requires explicit user permission, 589→ ) 590→ return result 591→ } 592→ 593→ // Before running the auto mode classifier, check if acceptEdits mode would 594→ // allow this action. This avoids expensive classifier API calls for safe 595→ // operations like file edits in the working directory. 596→ // Skip for Agent and REPL — their checkPermissions returns 'allow' for 597→ // acceptEdits mode, which would silently bypass the classifier. REPL 598→ // code can contain VM escapes between inner tool calls; the classifier 599→ // must see the glue JavaScript, not just the inner tool calls. 600→ if ( 601→ result.behavior === 'ask' && 602→ tool.name !== AGENT_TOOL_NAME && 603→ tool.name !== REPL_TOOL_NAME 604→ ) { 605→ try { 606→ const parsedInput = tool.inputSchema.parse(input) 607→ const acceptEditsResult = await tool.checkPermissions(parsedInput, { 608→ ...context, 609→ getAppState: () => { 610→ const state = context.getAppState() 611→ return { 612→ ...state, 613→ toolPermissionContext: { 614→ ...state.toolPermissionContext, 615→ mode: 'acceptEdits' as const, 616→ }, 617→ } 618→ }, 619→ }) 620→ if (acceptEditsResult.behavior === 'allow') { 621→ const newDenialState = recordSuccess(denialState) 622→ persistDenialState(context, newDenialState) 623→ logForDebugging( 624→ Skipping auto mode classifier for ${tool.name}: would be allowed in acceptEdits mode, 625→ ) 626→ logEvent('tengu_auto_mode_decision', { 627→ decision: 628→ 'allowed' as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 629→ toolName: sanitizeToolNameForAnalytics(tool.name), 630→ inProtectedNamespace: isInProtectedNamespace(), 631→ // msg_id of the agent completion that produced this tool_use — 632→ // the action at the bottom of the classifier transcript. Joins 633→ // the decision back to the main agent's API response. 634→ agentMsgId: assistantMessage.message 635→ .id as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 636→ confidence: 637→ 'high' as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 638→ fastPath: 639→ 'acceptEdits' as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 640→ }) 641→ return { 642→ behavior: 'allow', 643→ updatedInput: acceptEditsResult.updatedInput ?? input, 644→ decisionReason: { 645→ type: 'mode', 646→ mode: 'auto', 647→ }, 648→ } 649→ }
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I now have a comprehensive view of the permission system. Let me quickly get the `hasPermissionsToUseToolInner` function which is the core step-by-step check.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts (700 - 899)**
Status: Completed700→ } finally { 701→ clearClassifierChecking(toolUseID) 702→ } 703→ 704→ // Notify ants when classifier error dumped prompts (will be in /share) 705→ if ( 706→ process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' && 707→ classifierResult.errorDumpPath && 708→ context.addNotification 709→ ) { 710→ context.addNotification({ 711→ key: 'auto-mode-error-dump', 712→ text: Auto mode classifier error — prompts dumped to ${classifierResult.errorDumpPath} (included in /share), 713→ priority: 'immediate', 714→ color: 'error', 715→ }) 716→ } 717→ 718→ // Log classifier decision for metrics (including overhead telemetry) 719→ const yoloDecision = classifierResult.unavailable 720→ ? 'unavailable' 721→ : classifierResult.shouldBlock 722→ ? 'blocked' 723→ : 'allowed' 724→ 725→ // Compute classifier cost in USD for overhead analysis 726→ const classifierCostUSD = 727→ classifierResult.usage && classifierResult.model 728→ ? calculateCostFromTokens( 729→ classifierResult.model, 730→ classifierResult.usage, 731→ ) 732→ : undefined 733→ logEvent('tengu_auto_mode_decision', { 734→ decision: 735→ yoloDecision as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 736→ toolName: sanitizeToolNameForAnalytics(tool.name), 737→ inProtectedNamespace: isInProtectedNamespace(), 738→ // msg_id of the agent completion that produced this tool_use — 739→ // the action at the bottom of the classifier transcript. 740→ agentMsgId: assistantMessage.message 741→ .id as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 742→ classifierModel: 743→ classifierResult.model as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 744→ consecutiveDenials: classifierResult.shouldBlock 745→ ? denialState.consecutiveDenials + 1 746→ : 0, 747→ totalDenials: classifierResult.shouldBlock 748→ ? denialState.totalDenials + 1 749→ : denialState.totalDenials, 750→ // Overhead telemetry: token usage and latency for the classifier API call 751→ classifierInputTokens: classifierResult.usage?.inputTokens, 752→ classifierOutputTokens: classifierResult.usage?.outputTokens, 753→ classifierCacheReadInputTokens: 754→ classifierResult.usage?.cacheReadInputTokens, 755→ classifierCacheCreationInputTokens: 756→ classifierResult.usage?.cacheCreationInputTokens, 757→ classifierDurationMs: classifierResult.durationMs, 758→ // Character lengths of the prompt components sent to the classifier 759→ classifierSystemPromptLength: 760→ classifierResult.promptLengths?.systemPrompt, 761→ classifierToolCallsLength: classifierResult.promptLengths?.toolCalls, 762→ classifierUserPromptsLength: 763→ classifierResult.promptLengths?.userPrompts, 764→ // Session totals at time of classifier call (for computing overhead %). 765→ // These are main-transcript-only — sideQuery (used by the classifier) 766→ // does NOT call addToTotalSessionCost, so classifier tokens are excluded. 767→ sessionInputTokens: getTotalInputTokens(), 768→ sessionOutputTokens: getTotalOutputTokens(), 769→ sessionCacheReadInputTokens: getTotalCacheReadInputTokens(), 770→ sessionCacheCreationInputTokens: getTotalCacheCreationInputTokens(), 771→ classifierCostUSD, 772→ classifierStage: 773→ classifierResult.stage as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 774→ classifierStage1InputTokens: classifierResult.stage1Usage?.inputTokens, 775→ classifierStage1OutputTokens: 776→ classifierResult.stage1Usage?.outputTokens, 777→ classifierStage1CacheReadInputTokens: 778→ classifierResult.stage1Usage?.cacheReadInputTokens, 779→ classifierStage1CacheCreationInputTokens: 780→ classifierResult.stage1Usage?.cacheCreationInputTokens, 781→ classifierStage1DurationMs: classifierResult.stage1DurationMs, 782→ classifierStage1RequestId: 783→ classifierResult.stage1RequestId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 784→ classifierStage1MsgId: 785→ classifierResult.stage1MsgId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 786→ classifierStage1CostUSD: 787→ classifierResult.stage1Usage && classifierResult.model 788→ ? calculateCostFromTokens( 789→ classifierResult.model, 790→ classifierResult.stage1Usage, 791→ ) 792→ : undefined, 793→ classifierStage2InputTokens: classifierResult.stage2Usage?.inputTokens, 794→ classifierStage2OutputTokens: 795→ classifierResult.stage2Usage?.outputTokens, 796→ classifierStage2CacheReadInputTokens: 797→ classifierResult.stage2Usage?.cacheReadInputTokens, 798→ classifierStage2CacheCreationInputTokens: 799→ classifierResult.stage2Usage?.cacheCreationInputTokens, 800→ classifierStage2DurationMs: classifierResult.stage2DurationMs, 801→ classifierStage2RequestId: 802→ classifierResult.stage2RequestId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 803→ classifierStage2MsgId: 804→ classifierResult.stage2MsgId as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS, 805→ classifierStage2CostUSD: 806→ classifierResult.stage2Usage && classifierResult.model 807→ ? calculateCostFromTokens( 808→ classifierResult.model, 809→ classifierResult.stage2Usage, 810→ ) 811→ : undefined, 812→ }) 813→ 814→ if (classifierResult.durationMs !== undefined) { 815→ addToTurnClassifierDuration(classifierResult.durationMs) 816→ } 817→ 818→ if (classifierResult.shouldBlock) { 819→ // Transcript exceeded the classifier's context window — deterministic 820→ // error, won't recover on retry. Skip iron_gate and fall back to 821→ // normal prompting so the user can approve/deny manually. 822→ if (classifierResult.transcriptTooLong) { 823→ if (appState.toolPermissionContext.shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts) { 824→ // Permanent condition (transcript only grows) — deny-retry-deny 825→ // wastes tokens without ever hitting the denial-limit abort. 826→ throw new AbortError( 827→ 'Agent aborted: auto mode classifier transcript exceeded context window in headless mode', 828→ ) 829→ } 830→ logForDebugging( 831→ 'Auto mode classifier transcript too long, falling back to normal permission handling', 832→ { level: 'warn' }, 833→ ) 834→ return { 835→ ...result, 836→ decisionReason: { 837→ type: 'other', 838→ reason: 839→ 'Auto mode classifier transcript exceeded context window — falling back to manual approval', 840→ }, 841→ } 842→ } 843→ // When classifier is unavailable (API error), behavior depends on 844→ // the tengu_iron_gate_closed gate. 845→ if (classifierResult.unavailable) { 846→ if ( 847→ getFeatureValue_CACHED_WITH_REFRESH( 848→ 'tengu_iron_gate_closed', 849→ true, 850→ CLASSIFIER_FAIL_CLOSED_REFRESH_MS, 851→ ) 852→ ) { 853→ logForDebugging( 854→ 'Auto mode classifier unavailable, denying with retry guidance (fail closed)', 855→ { level: 'warn' }, 856→ ) 857→ return { 858→ behavior: 'deny', 859→ decisionReason: { 860→ type: 'classifier', 861→ classifier: 'auto-mode', 862→ reason: 'Classifier unavailable', 863→ }, 864→ message: buildClassifierUnavailableMessage( 865→ tool.name, 866→ classifierResult.model, 867→ ), 868→ } 869→ } 870→ // Fail open: fall back to normal permission handling 871→ logForDebugging( 872→ 'Auto mode classifier unavailable, falling back to normal permission handling (fail open)', 873→ { level: 'warn' }, 874→ ) 875→ return result 876→ } 877→ 878→ // Update denial tracking and check limits 879→ const newDenialState = recordDenial(denialState) 880→ persistDenialState(context, newDenialState) 881→ 882→ logForDebugging( 883→ Auto mode classifier blocked action: ${classifierResult.reason}, 884→ { level: 'warn' }, 885→ ) 886→ 887→ // If denial limit hit, fall back to prompting so the user 888→ // can review. We check after the classifier so we can include 889→ // its reason in the prompt. 890→ const denialLimitResult = handleDenialLimitExceeded( 891→ newDenialState, 892→ appState, 893→ classifierResult.reason, 894→ assistantMessage, 895→ tool, 896→ result, 897→ context, 898→ ) 899→ if (denialLimitResult) {
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
I've read enough of the permissions system. Now let me look at the `hasPermissionsToUseToolInner` function to understand the step-by-step logic.
</thinking>
**Tool Call: grep -n "async function hasPermissionsToUseToolInner" D:\code\play\claude-code-book\.src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts**
Status: Completed
1158:async function hasPermissionsToUseToolInner(
**Tool Call: Read .src\utils\permissions\permissions.ts (1158 - 1357)**
Status: Completed1158→async function hasPermissionsToUseToolInner( 1159→ tool: Tool, 1160→ input: { [key: string]: unknown }, 1161→ context: ToolUseContext, 1162→): Promise<PermissionDecision> { 1163→ if (context.abortController.signal.aborted) { 1164→ throw new AbortError() 1165→ } 1166→ 1167→ let appState = context.getAppState() 1168→ 1169→ // 1. Check if the tool is denied 1170→ // 1a. Entire tool is denied 1171→ const denyRule = getDenyRuleForTool(appState.toolPermissionContext, tool) 1172→ if (denyRule) { 1173→ return { 1174→ behavior: 'deny', 1175→ decisionReason: { 1176→ type: 'rule', 1177→ rule: denyRule, 1178→ }, 1179→ message: Permission to use ${tool.name} has been denied., 1180→ } 1181→ } 1182→ 1183→ // 1b. Check if the entire tool should always ask for permission 1184→ const askRule = getAskRuleForTool(appState.toolPermissionContext, tool) 1185→ if (askRule) { 1186→ // When autoAllowBashIfSandboxed is on, sandboxed commands skip the ask rule and 1187→ // auto-allow via Bash's checkPermissions. Commands that won't be sandboxed (excluded 1188→ // commands, dangerouslyDisableSandbox) still need to respect the ask rule. 1189→ const canSandboxAutoAllow = 1190→ tool.name === BASH_TOOL_NAME && 1191→ SandboxManager.isSandboxingEnabled() && 1192→ SandboxManager.isAutoAllowBashIfSandboxedEnabled() && 1193→ shouldUseSandbox(input) 1194→ 1195→ if (!canSandboxAutoAllow) { 1196→ return { 1197→ behavior: 'ask', 1198→ decisionReason: { 1199→ type: 'rule', 1200→ rule: askRule, 1201→ }, 1202→ message: createPermissionRequestMessage(tool.name), 1203→ } 1204→ } 1205→ // Fall through to let Bash's checkPermissions handle command-specific rules 1206→ } 1207→ 1208→ // 1c. Ask the tool implementation for a permission result 1209→ // Overridden unless tool input schema is not valid 1210→ let toolPermissionResult: PermissionResult = { 1211→ behavior: 'passthrough', 1212→ message: createPermissionRequestMessage(tool.name), 1213→ } 1214→ try { 1215→ const parsedInput = tool.inputSchema.parse(input) 1216→ toolPermissionResult = await tool.checkPermissions(parsedInput, context) 1217→ } catch (e) { 1218→ // Rethrow abort errors so they propagate properly 1219→ if (e instanceof AbortError || e instanceof APIUserAbortError) { 1220→ throw e 1221→ } 1222→ logError(e) 1223→ } 1224→ 1225→ // 1d. Tool implementation denied permission 1226→ if (toolPermissionResult?.behavior === 'deny') { 1227→ return toolPermissionResult 1228→ } 1229→ 1230→ // 1e. Tool requires user interaction even in bypass mode 1231→ if ( 1232→ tool.requiresUserInteraction?.() && 1233→ toolPermissionResult?.behavior === 'ask' 1234→ ) { 1235→ return toolPermissionResult 1236→ } 1237→ 1238→ // 1f. Content-specific ask rules from tool.checkPermissions take precedence 1239→ // over bypassPermissions mode. When a user explicitly configures a 1240→ // content-specific ask rule (e.g. Bash(npm publish:*)), the tool's 1241→ // checkPermissions returns {behavior:'ask', decisionReason:{type:'rule', 1242→ // rule:{ruleBehavior:'ask'}}}. This must be respected even in bypass mode, 1243→ // just as deny rules are respected at step 1d. 1244→ if ( 1245→ toolPermissionResult?.behavior === 'ask' && 1246→ toolPermissionResult.decisionReason?.type === 'rule' && 1247→ toolPermissionResult.decisionReason.rule.ruleBehavior === 'ask' 1248→ ) { 1249→ return toolPermissionResult 1250→ } 1251→ 1252→ // 1g. Safety checks (e.g. .git/, .claude/, .vscode/, shell configs) are 1253→ // bypass-immune — they must prompt even in bypassPermissions mode. 1254→ // checkPathSafetyForAutoEdit returns {type:'safetyCheck'} for these paths. 1255→ if ( 1256→ toolPermissionResult?.behavior === 'ask' && 1257→ toolPermissionResult.decisionReason?.type === 'safetyCheck' 1258→ ) { 1259→ return toolPermissionResult 1260→ } 1261→ 1262→ // 2a. Check if mode allows the tool to run 1263→ // IMPORTANT: Call getAppState() to get the latest value 1264→ appState = context.getAppState() 1265→ // Check if permissions should be bypassed: 1266→ // - Direct bypassPermissions mode 1267→ // - Plan mode when the user originally started with bypass mode (isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable) 1268→ const shouldBypassPermissions = 1269→ appState.toolPermissionContext.mode === 'bypassPermissions' || 1270→ (appState.toolPermissionContext.mode === 'plan' && 1271→ appState.toolPermissionContext.isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable) 1272→ if (shouldBypassPermissions) { 1273→ return { 1274→ behavior: 'allow', 1275→ updatedInput: getUpdatedInputOrFallback(toolPermissionResult, input), 1276→ decisionReason: { 1277→ type: 'mode', 1278→ mode: appState.toolPermissionContext.mode, 1279→ }, 1280→ } 1281→ } 1282→ 1283→ // 2b. Entire tool is allowed 1284→ const alwaysAllowedRule = toolAlwaysAllowedRule( 1285→ appState.toolPermissionContext, 1286→ tool, 1287→ ) 1288→ if (alwaysAllowedRule) { 1289→ return { 1290→ behavior: 'allow', 1291→ updatedInput: getUpdatedInputOrFallback(toolPermissionResult, input), 1292→ decisionReason: { 1293→ type: 'rule', 1294→ rule: alwaysAllowedRule, 1295→ }, 1296→ } 1297→ } 1298→ 1299→ // 3. Convert "passthrough" to "ask" 1300→ const result: PermissionDecision = 1301→ toolPermissionResult.behavior === 'passthrough' 1302→ ? { 1303→ ...toolPermissionResult, 1304→ behavior: 'ask' as const, 1305→ message: createPermissionRequestMessage( 1306→ tool.name, 1307→ toolPermissionResult.decisionReason, 1308→ ), 1309→ } 1310→ : toolPermissionResult 1311→ 1312→ if (result.behavior === 'ask' && result.suggestions) { 1313→ logForDebugging( 1314→ Permission suggestions for ${tool.name}: ${jsonStringify(result.suggestions, null, 2)}, 1315→ ) 1316→ } 1317→ 1318→ return result 1319→} 1320→ 1321→type EditPermissionRuleArgs = { 1322→ initialContext: ToolPermissionContext 1323→ setToolPermissionContext: (updatedContext: ToolPermissionContext) => void 1324→} 1325→ 1326→/** 1327→ * Delete a permission rule from the appropriate destination 1328→ */ 1329→export async function deletePermissionRule({ 1330→ rule, 1331→ initialContext, 1332→ setToolPermissionContext, 1333→}: EditPermissionRuleArgs & { rule: PermissionRule }): Promise<void> { 1334→ if ( 1335→ rule.source === 'policySettings' || 1336→ rule.source === 'flagSettings' || 1337→ rule.source === 'command' 1338→ ) { 1339→ throw new Error('Cannot delete permission rules from read-only settings') 1340→ } 1341→ 1342→ const updatedContext = applyPermissionUpdate(initialContext, { 1343→ type: 'removeRules', 1344→ rules: [rule.ruleValue], 1345→ behavior: rule.ruleBehavior, 1346→ destination: rule.source as PermissionUpdateDestination, 1347→ }) 1348→ 1349→ // Per-destination logic to delete the rule from settings 1350→ const destination = rule.source 1351→ switch (destination) { 1352→ case 'localSettings': 1353→ case 'userSettings': 1354→ case 'projectSettings': { 1355→ // Note: Typescript doesn't know that rule conforms to PermissionRuleFromEditableSettings even when we switch on rule.source 1356→ deletePermissionRuleFromSettings( 1357→ rule as PermissionRuleFromEditableSettings,
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
<thinking>
Now I have a very detailed understanding of `hasPermissionsToUseToolInner`. The steps are:
1. Check abort signal
2. 1a. Deny rule check (entire tool denied)
3. 1b. Ask rule check (entire tool always asks)
4. 1c. Tool's own `checkPermissions()` call
5. 1d. Tool denied → return
6. 1e. Tool requires user interaction → return ask
7. 1f. Content-specific ask rule → bypass immune
8. 1g. Safety check (`.git/`, `.claude/`) → bypass immune
9. 2a. Mode check: bypassPermissions allows
10. 2b. Entire tool allowed rule → allow
11. 3. Passthrough → ask
Then in the outer `hasPermissionsToUseTool` function, I'm handling the result: if it's allowed, I reset denial tracking; in dontAsk mode, I convert any ask to a deny; and in auto mode, I skip the classifier for safety checks that aren't classifier-approvable, check the acceptEdits fast-path, examine denial tracking to potentially fall back to interactive prompting, run the YoloClassifier, and then process its result based on whether it's unavailable, blocked, or allowed.
For headless environments, I deny if `shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts` is set. Then in the React hook `useCanUseTool`, I resolve immediately for allow or deny (with an auto mode notification if needed), and for ask decisions, I first check if I should await automated checks through the coordinator worker, try the swarm handler if applicable, race the BASH_CLASSIFIER with a 2-second timeout if doing a speculative check, or otherwise show the interactive permission dialog.
Now I have the full flow mapped out and can start writing the chapters. Looking at the `PermissionDecisionReason` type, I see it has variants like `rule` for matched permission rules and `mode` for decisions driven by the mode setting.
I'm noticing the acceptance criteria mentions 9 possible reasons, but the actual type has 11 variants including `subcommandResults`, `permissionPromptTool`, `hook`, `asyncAgent`, `sandboxOverride`, `classifier`, `workingDir`, `safetyCheck`, and `other` — so there's a discrepancy I should flag.
Now I'm spinning up the two writing agents for the Chinese and English versions of CH07 in parallel.
</thinking>
掌握了完整的权限系统逻辑。现在并行写 CH07 的中英文版本。
**Tool Call: 写 CH07 中文章节**
Status: Completed
## Task Completion: CH07-CN
### Status: DONE
### Changes Made
- `D:/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第07章-权限与安全模型.md`: 新建文件，完整第7章教学内容，约 5000 字
- `D:/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: 勾选 CH07-CN 并附写作摘要
### Tests
- Ran: N/A（纯文档写作任务，无代码需要测试）
- Result: N/A
- New tests added: none
### Progress Files Updated
- `docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: 勾选 CH07-CN，发现 CH07-EN 已由并行任务完成
### Notes
章节结构严格按照大纲要求的 10 个小节完成，主要内容包括：
1. **本章导读** — 用类比建立权限系统的整体感知（神经系统），说明学习目标
2. **7.1 权限模式** — 7 种 PermissionMode 对比表，含 `auto`/`bubble` 内部模式，以及 `bypassPermissions` 非万能的重要细节
3. **7.2 权限三态** — `allow`/`deny`/`ask` 语义解析，重点说明 `passthrough` 的过渡性角色
4. **7.3 PermissionDecisionReason** — 11 个变体完整表格，重点解析 `classifierApprovable` 字段的含义
5. **7.4 核心决策引擎** — 带 Mermaid 流程图的 11 步逐步解析，明确指出 bypass 免疫的三道防线（步骤 1e/1f/1g）
6. **7.5 外层包装函数** — `dontAsk` 的简单转换逻辑 + `auto` 模式下 YoloClassifier 的完整四路结果（unavailable/transcriptTooLong/shouldBlock/allow）及 denialTracking 机制
7. **7.6 useCanUseTool()** — 带 Mermaid 流程图的四条路径，每条路径均有架构背景说明
8. **7.7 规则系统** — 三种 ShellPermissionRule 格式对比 + 8 种来源优先级表
9. **7.8 Hook 权限** — 三种 Hook 事件类型及串行（路径 A）vs 并行竞争（路径 D）调用模式的差异
10. **7.9 settings.json 配置指南** — 完整带注释的配置示例，设计思路分层说明（allow/deny/ask 各自的选取逻辑，CI/CD 场景的 bypass+ask 兜底组合）
11. **本章要点回顾** — 六条核心结论，便于读者快速复习
agentId: aca9973eecae89703 (use SendMessage with to: 'aca9973eecae89703' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 36956
tool_uses: 9
duration_ms: 285013</usage>
**Tool Call: 写 CH07 英文章节**
Status: Completed
Both files are in good shape. Here is the completion report.
---
## Task Completion: CH07-EN
### Status: DONE
### Changes Made
- `D:/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-07-Permission-and-Security-Model.md`: Created — 455-line chapter covering all content outlined in the task specification.
- `D:/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: Checked off CH07-EN with a detailed summary note.
### Tests
- Ran: Manual content verification — confirmed all 12 outline sections are present, both Mermaid diagrams are syntactically well-formed, all tables include the specified columns, and the settings.json examples are valid JSON.
- Result: Pass
- New tests added: none
### Progress Files Updated
- `docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md`: checked off task CH07-EN with a one-line summary of chapter content
### Notes
The chapter covers the full specification:
**Section 7.1** presents all seven `PermissionMode` values — five external (`default`, `acceptEdits`, `bypassPermissions`, `dontAsk`, `plan`) and two internal-only (`auto`, `bubble`) — in a structured table.
**Section 7.2** explains the three-state `PermissionBehavior` model and the semantic difference between `deny` (rejected, audited) and `ask` (escalate to human or classifier).
**Section 7.3** covers all 11 `PermissionDecisionReason` variants in a full reference table, with special emphasis on the `safetyCheck` variant's `classifierApprovable` flag as the system's hard boundary.
**Section 7.4** walks through all 11 steps of `hasPermissionsToUseToolInner()` with a Mermaid flowchart and three sub-sections grouping the steps by theme (deny/safety gates, mode/allow fast paths, default-to-ask).
**Section 7.5** explains the outer `hasPermissionsToUseTool()` wrapper: the simple `dontAsk` conversion and the five-stage `auto`/YoloClassifier pipeline (iron gate, acceptEdits fast path, denial tracking, classifier outcomes).
**Section 7.6** covers the four paths of `useCanUseTool()` with a Mermaid diagram, including the 2-second speculative classifier race mechanics for Path C.
**Section 7.7** documents all three Bash rule syntaxes (exact, prefix, wildcard) and the 8 `PermissionRuleSource` values with their effective precedence.
**Section 7.8** explains the `PermissionRequest` hook protocol (JSON payload in, JSON decision out, fail-open on error).
**Section 7.9** provides a complete annotated `settings.json` example covering allow/deny/ask rules, enterprise `flagSettings`, and hook configuration.
agentId: ac598b70bbf43d179 (use SendMessage with to: 'ac598b70bbf43d179' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 33301
tool_uses: 10
duration_ms: 257171</usage>
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
12→- [x] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive — Written. Covers the 5-stage tool lifecycle with Mermaid diagram, full Tool<Input,Output> interface walkthrough (all methods and properties explained), buildTool() factory and 7 defaultable keys (ToolDef vs Tool distinction), FileReadTool dissected across 7 subsections (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union output, extension dispatch in call(), validateInput guard clauses, mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam, readFileState dedup with mtime, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), getAllBaseTools() registry design and Statsig sync constraints, toolOrchestration.ts runTools() with partitionToolCalls batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution with contextModifier ordering, StreamingToolExecutor, and a complete WordCountTool implementation with all required methods and registration steps.
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Find `D:/code/play/claude-code-book` `books/*.md`**
Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md
books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md
books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md
books\第03章-核心类型体系.md
books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md
books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md
books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md
books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
books\第08章-命令系统.md
books\Chapter-08-Command-System.md
books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md
books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md
books\Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md
books\Chapter-09-QueryEngine-and-SDK-Interface.md
books\第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md
books\第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
12→- [x] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive — Written. Covers the 5-stage tool lifecycle with Mermaid diagram, full Tool<Input,Output> interface walkthrough (all methods and properties explained), buildTool() factory and 7 defaultable keys (ToolDef vs Tool distinction), FileReadTool dissected across 7 subsections (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union output, extension dispatch in call(), validateInput guard clauses, mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam, readFileState dedup with mtime, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), getAllBaseTools() registry design and Statsig sync constraints, toolOrchestration.ts runTools() with partitionToolCalls batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution with contextModifier ordering, StreamingToolExecutor, and a complete WordCountTool implementation with all required methods and registration steps.
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [ ] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Find `D:/code/play/claude-code-book/books/**`**
Status: Completed
books\第01章-项目总览与架构设计.md
books\Chapter-01-Project-Overview-and-Architecture.md
books\Chapter-02-Startup-and-Bootstrap.md
books\第03章-核心类型体系.md
books\Chapter-03-Core-Type-System.md
books\第02章-启动流程与初始化.md
books\Chapter-04-State-Management.md
books\第04章-状态管理机制.md
books\第08章-命令系统.md
books\Chapter-08-Command-System.md
books\Chapter-05-The-Agentic-Loop.md
books\第05章-Agent循环引擎.md
books\Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md
books\Chapter-09-QueryEngine-and-SDK-Interface.md
books\第06章-工具系统深度剖析.md
books\第09章-QueryEngine与SDK接口.md
**Tool Call: Read books\Chapter-06-Tool-System-Deep-Dive.md (1 - 80)**
Status: Completed 1→# Chapter 6 — Tool System Deep Dive
2→
3→## What You'll Learn
4→
5→By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
6→
7→- Describe all five stages of the tool lifecycle and name the method or subsystem responsible for each stage
8→- Read the `Tool<Input, Output>` interface at `src/Tool.ts` and explain what every method does and when it is called
9→- Explain what `buildTool()` does, why it exists, and which seven keys it provides safe defaults for
10→- Articulate the distinction between `ToolDef` (what tool authors write) and `Tool` (what the runtime operates on)
11→- Trace a `FileReadTool` invocation through validation, permission checking, dispatch by file extension, dedup, and API serialization
12→- Explain how `getAllBaseTools()` in `src/tools.ts` acts as the single source of truth for the tool registry
13→- Walk through `runTools()` in `src/services/tools/toolOrchestration.ts` and explain how `partitionToolCalls` decides which tools run concurrently and which run serially
14→- Implement a minimal but complete custom tool from scratch using `buildTool()` and register it in the tool registry
15→
16→---
17→
18→## 6.1 The Tool Lifecycle
19→
20→Before diving into data structures and code, it helps to have a mental map of the stages every tool call passes through. There are five stages, and they happen in strict order.
21→
22→```mermaid
23→flowchart TD
24→ A[Registration\ngetAllBaseTools] --> B[Model Selection\nThe model emits a tool_use block\nwith name + JSON arguments]
25→ B --> C[Validation and Permission Check\nvalidateInput → checkPermissions\nUser may be prompted for approval]
26→ C --> D[Execution\ncall — I/O, disk, network,\nsubprocess, or API]
27→ D --> E[Result Serialization\nmapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam\nconverts Output → Anthropic API format]
28→ E --> F[UI Rendering\nrenderToolUseMessage\nrenderToolResultMessage]
29→ F --> G[Context Injection\nnewMessages + contextModifier\nfeed results back to the loop]
30→```
31→
32→**Registration** happens once at process startup. `getAllBaseTools()` returns a flat array of `Tool` objects; the loop reads that array and builds a runtime registry used for every subsequent turn.
33→
34→**Model selection** is not controlled by application code — the model decides which tool to call and what arguments to pass based on the conversation context and the `prompt()` strings each tool exposes. The model emits a `tool_use` block in its response stream; the loop extracts the `name` and parses the `input` JSON.
35→
36→**Validation and permission checking** happen before any I/O. `validateInput()` does pure, synchronous-style logic — checking path formats, blocked extensions, and deny rules — without touching the file system. `checkPermissions()` consults the permission system (covered in Chapter 7) and may prompt the user for explicit approval. Either method can abort the invocation by returning a rejection result.
37→
38→**Execution** is the `call()` method. This is where all actual side effects occur: reading files, running shell commands, making network requests. The return type is `Promise<ToolResult<Output>>`, where `ToolResult` may carry additional messages to inject into the conversation, a context modifier, and MCP metadata.
39→
40→**Result serialization** converts the typed `Output` value into the `ToolResultBlockParam` format that the Anthropic Messages API understands. This is where images become base64 `image` blocks, notebooks become formatted text blocks, and large outputs might be truncated or summarized.
41→
42→**UI rendering** happens in parallel with serialization (they are independent concerns). The React UI calls `renderToolUseMessage()` while the tool is running to show a "requesting" state, and `renderToolResultMessage()` once the result is available.
43→
44→---
45→
46→## 6.2 The `Tool<Input, Output>` Interface
47→
48→The `Tool<Input, Output, P>` interface at `src/Tool.ts` is the contract every tool must satisfy. It is parameterized by three types: `Input` is a Zod schema type, `Output` is the result type, and `P extends ToolProgressData` is the type of streaming progress events the tool may emit during execution.
49→
50→### 6.2.1 Core Execution Methods
51→
52→The most important method is `call()`:
53→
54→```typescript
55→// src/Tool.ts (within the Tool<Input, Output, P> interface)
56→call(
57→ args: z.infer<Input>,
58→ context: ToolUseContext,
59→ canUseTool: CanUseToolFn,
60→ parentMessage: AssistantMessage,
61→ onProgress?: ToolCallProgress<P>,
62→): Promise<ToolResult<Output>>
63→```
64→
65→`args` is the parsed, validated input — Zod has already coerced the raw JSON into the typed shape. `context` is the session-scoped `ToolUseContext` containing the React store, abort controller, agent identity, and current working directory. `canUseTool` is the same gate function threaded through the entire loop — it allows the tool to invoke nested tools (the `AgentTool` uses this to spawn subagents). `onProgress` is an optional callback for streaming intermediate results to the UI before `call()` completes.
66→
67→The return type `ToolResult<Output>` is defined as:
68→
69→```typescript
70→// src/Tool.ts:321-336
71→export type ToolResult<T> = {
72→ data: T
73→ newMessages?: (UserMessage | AssistantMessage | AttachmentMessage | SystemMessage)[]
74→ contextModifier?: (context: ToolUseContext) => ToolUseContext
75→ mcpMeta?: { _meta?: ...; structuredContent?: ... }
76→}
77→```
78→
79→`data` is the typed output value. `newMessages` is an optional array of messages that should be injected into the conversation immediately after this tool result — this is how tools can synthesize entirely new context without making an additional API call. `contextModifier` is a function that transforms the current `ToolUseContext`; this is used by tools that need to update session state, for example recording a newly discovered cwd or registering a file that was just written. The serial execution path in `toolOrchestration.ts` applies context modifiers immediately and in order; the concurrent path defers them until the entire batch completes, then applies them in `tool_use_id` order to ensure determinism.
80→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Write books\Chapter-07-Permission-and-Security-Model.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:/code/play/claude-code-book/books/Chapter-07-Permission-and-Security-Model.mdChapter 7 — The Permission & Security Model
What You'll Learn
By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
- Name and distinguish all seven
PermissionModevalues, including the two internal-only modes that never appear in configuration files - Explain the three-state
PermissionBehaviormodel (allow,deny,ask) and articulate exactly when each state is produced - Read a
PermissionDecisionReasonvalue and reconstruct the decision path that produced it, using it as an audit trail - Trace any tool call through the eleven-step
hasPermissionsToUseToolInner()decision engine, predicting the output at each step - Understand the outer
hasPermissionsToUseTool()wrapper and explain howdontAskmode andautomode transform anaskresult into something else - Follow the four paths inside the
useCanUseTool()React hook that handle theaskstate returned from the outer wrapper - Write
settings.jsonrules using all three rule syntaxes — exact, prefix, and wildcard — and correctly predict their precedence
7.1 Permission Modes: The Seven PermissionMode Values
Claude Code runs in one of several permission modes. The mode controls the default disposition of the entire permission system: how aggressively the agent assumes it can act, and how much user confirmation is required. The type is defined in src/types/permissions.ts.
Five modes are "external" — they can appear in configuration files, CLI flags, or be set by enterprise policy:
| Mode | Description | Typical Activation |
|---|---|---|
default | The standard interactive mode. The system asks the user before any tool call that does not have an explicit allow rule. This is the mode most users see when running claude interactively. | Default when no flag is set |
acceptEdits | File edits (writes, patches) are automatically accepted without confirmation. Bash commands and other side-effecting tools still require the user's approval for calls that lack an allow rule. | --accept-edits CLI flag |
bypassPermissions | All permission checks are skipped. Every tool call is allowed unconditionally, regardless of rules or safety checks. This is the "dangerous" mode referenced by the flag --dangerously-skip-permissions. | --dangerously-skip-permissions |
dontAsk | When the decision engine would normally return ask (meaning "show the user a dialog"), dontAsk mode silently converts that result to deny instead. No dialog is shown; the tool call is rejected without user interaction. | Programmatic / headless scenarios |
plan | Read-only mode. Write tools, Bash, and other destructive tools are disallowed. The agent can inspect the codebase and formulate a plan, but cannot execute it. | --plan CLI flag |
Two additional modes are internal runtime modes that are never directly set in configuration:
| Mode | Description | How It Arises |
|---|---|---|
auto | The AI classifier (the "YoloClassifier") replaces the interactive dialog. When the decision engine would return ask, the classifier evaluates the tool call and emits allow or deny based on its own analysis. This mode is activated by the TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER feature flag. | Feature-flagged, set at runtime |
bubble | Used when a sub-agent needs to surface a permission decision up to its parent coordinator. The sub-agent does not make the decision itself; it forwards the question up the chain. | Multi-agent coordinator/worker topology |
Understanding which mode the session is in is the first thing any reader of the permission code should check, because the mode determines which branches of the decision engine are even reachable.
7.2 Three-State Behavior: allow, deny, ask
Every permission decision in the codebase resolves to one of exactly three states, typed as PermissionBehavior in src/types/permissions.ts:44:
export type PermissionBehavior = 'allow' | 'deny' | 'ask'These three states are not merely suggestions — they are binding outputs of the decision engine that determine what happens next in the agentic loop.
allow means the tool call proceeds immediately with no user interaction. The tool's call() method runs, and the result is injected back into the conversation. From a user perspective, an allow decision is invisible.
deny means the tool call is rejected. The loop generates a synthetic tool result message explaining that permission was denied, and the model sees that rejection as context for its next turn. The deny result carries a message string and a decisionReason — together these form the audit record of why the call was blocked. Importantly, the agentic loop records denied calls in the permissionDenials field of session state; the QueryEngine exposes this as part of the final SDKResultMessage so callers can inspect the denial history.
ask means neither side has authority to decide alone. In interactive mode, ask triggers the display of a permission dialog in the terminal UI, asking the user whether to allow or deny this specific invocation — optionally offering "always allow" or "always deny" to add a persistent rule. In headless mode, ask is transformed into deny (either by dontAsk mode or by the shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts flag), because there is no human to respond to the dialog.
The ask state is also not quite the same as "undecided." It is the system's way of saying: "automated checks have not resolved this; a human (or a classifier acting as a human proxy) must decide." The path from ask to a final outcome is where most of the interesting logic lives, and it is the subject of sections 7.5 and 7.6.
7.3 The Audit Trail: PermissionDecisionReason
Every PermissionDecision carries a decisionReason field of type PermissionDecisionReason. This union type with eleven variants acts as a structured audit log. When you look at a denial in the session's permissionDenials array, the decisionReason tells you exactly why the decision was made.
The full union is defined at src/types/permissions.ts:271:
Variant type | Trigger Condition | Concrete Example |
|---|---|---|
rule | A permission rule matched the tool call. The rule field contains the full PermissionRule including its source, behavior, and value. | The user has "deny": ["Bash(rm -rf *)"] in their project settings — a delete command matches and is denied. |
mode | The current PermissionMode directly determined the outcome, without any rule match. | bypassPermissions mode produces allow with this reason; dontAsk mode produces deny with this reason. |
subcommandResults | The BashTool decomposed a compound command into sub-commands and checked each one separately. The reasons map is keyed by sub-command string. | git add . && npm publish is split; git add . is allowed but npm publish is denied via a deny rule. |
permissionPromptTool | An external PermissionPromptTool (an MCP-based permission delegate) returned a decision. The toolResult contains the raw response from that external tool. | An enterprise audit server is registered as a PermissionPromptTool and rejects a sensitive file read. |
hook | A PermissionRequest hook script determined the outcome. The hookName, optional hookSource, and optional reason explain which hook and why. | A pre-permission hook script checks a ticket system and denies a file write because no open ticket exists. |
asyncAgent | The session is running as a headless agent (shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts: true) and the decision engine reached ask with no automated resolution. The call is auto-denied. | A programmatic QueryEngine call with no permission hooks reaches a tool call that would normally show a dialog. |
sandboxOverride | The sandbox layer intervened. Either the command is in the sandbox's excluded-command list, or the sandbox's "dangerous disable" flag is set. The reason is 'excludedCommand' or 'dangerouslyDisableSandbox'. | The sandbox lists sudo as an excluded command; any sudo-prefixed Bash call is denied. |
classifier | The AI classifier (YoloClassifier in auto mode, or BASH_CLASSIFIER in the speculative path) made the decision. The classifier name and a human-readable reason are included. | In auto mode, the transcript classifier approves a git commit -m "fix typo" command. |
workingDir | There is an issue with the working directory context — for example, the requested path is outside all known working directories. | A FileRead for /etc/passwd is denied because it is outside the project root and no additional working directory covers it. |
safetyCheck | The path or command touches a protected location: .git/, .claude/, or shell configuration files such as .bashrc. The classifierApprovable boolean indicates whether the AI classifier is permitted to override this check. | An attempt to overwrite .git/config is caught by the safety check and denied even in bypassPermissions mode. |
other | A catch-all for decisions that do not fit any structured category. The reason is a free-form string. | A tool implements a one-off permission check internal to its checkPermissions() method and has no better type to use. |
The safetyCheck variant is worth particular attention. When classifierApprovable is false, the safety check is absolute — it cannot be overridden by bypassPermissions mode, by rules, or by the classifier. This is the system's hard boundary protecting the repository's own configuration.
7.4 The Core Decision Engine: hasPermissionsToUseToolInner()
The heart of the permission system is hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() in src/utils/permissions/permissions.ts. It is an async function that accepts a Tool, its input, and the current ToolUseContext, and returns a Promise<PermissionDecision>.
The function runs exactly eleven logical steps, in order. Each step either produces a final PermissionDecision and returns early, or falls through to the next step. No step is skipped unless a prior step returned.
Step 1: Rule and Safety Gates
The function begins with an abort signal check (Step 0). This is a defensive guard: if the user has cancelled the current operation, throwing an AbortError immediately prevents stale permission checks from running against outdated state.
Step 1a consults the deny rules. getDenyRuleForTool() looks for any rule in alwaysDenyRules whose toolName and optional ruleContent match this particular tool and input. If a deny rule matches, execution stops immediately with behavior: 'deny' and a decisionReason of type rule. Deny rules have the highest priority of any rule type — they cannot be overridden by allow rules or by mode.
Step 1b checks for a whole-tool ask rule (for example, alwaysAsk: ["Bash"] in settings, which forces a confirmation dialog before every Bash call). There is one exception: if the BashTool is running in a sandbox environment that can auto-allow the call, the ask rule is bypassed and execution continues to Step 1c. This exception exists because the sandbox itself already provides isolation, making an explicit user confirmation redundant for low-risk commands.
Step 1c delegates to tool.checkPermissions(). This is content-aware logic implemented per tool. For FileReadTool, this checks whether the path is within an allowed working directory. For BashTool, this runs the shell rule matching, the speculative classifier check, and the subcommand decomposition. The result is stored but not yet returned — the next three steps apply important filters to it.
Step 1d returns immediately if tool.checkPermissions() produced deny. A tool that denies at the content level cannot be overridden by any allow rule or mode.
Step 1e handles tools that have requiresUserInteraction() returning true and whose content check produced ask. This signals that the tool has inherent UI requirements — the dialog is not just a permission gate but an integral part of the tool's operation.
Steps 1f and 1g are the two "bypass-immune" exits. Step 1f catches the case where checkPermissions() produced an ask with decisionReason.type === 'rule' and decisionReason.rule.ruleBehavior === 'ask'. This means a content-specific ask rule matched (such as "alwaysAsk": ["Bash(npm publish:*)"]). This result is returned immediately and cannot be converted to allow by bypassPermissions mode. Step 1g does the same for safetyCheck results. The .git/ and .claude/ directory protections are hard limits that even --dangerously-skip-permissions cannot override.
Step 2: Mode and Allow-Rule Fast Paths
Once the tool-level and content-level deny/ask gates have all been passed, Steps 2a and 2b apply the two allow fast paths.
Step 2a handles bypassPermissions mode. If the session is in bypassPermissions, or if it is in plan mode and the isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable flag is set (meaning bypass is available but plan is the active mode), execution jumps straight to allow. The decisionReason records type: 'mode' so the audit trail shows this was a mode-level bypass, not a rule match.
Step 2b checks for a whole-tool allow rule. toolAlwaysAllowedRule() returns the first matching rule in alwaysAllowRules. If found, the result is allow with decisionReason.type === 'rule'.
Step 3: Default to ask
If none of the prior steps returned, Step 3 is reached. At this point the tool call has passed all deny checks, bypassed no early allows, and has no matching allow rule. The only remaining question is what checkPermissions() returned.
If the result is passthrough (the tool's way of saying "I have no content-specific opinion; use the default"), Step 3 converts it to ask with a generic permission request message. If the result is already ask (the tool has a specific opinion and a specific message), it is returned as-is. Either way, the final output of hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() in this case is ask.
7.5 The Outer Wrapper: hasPermissionsToUseTool()
hasPermissionsToUseTool() is the public entry point of the permission system. It calls hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() and then applies two additional transformations to the result if the inner function returned ask.
7.5.1 dontAsk Mode Conversion
The first transformation is simple. If the current mode is dontAsk, any ask result from the inner function is converted to deny:
// src/utils/permissions/permissions.ts (conceptual)
if (innerResult.behavior === 'ask' && mode === 'dontAsk') {
return { behavior: 'deny', decisionReason: { type: 'mode', mode: 'dontAsk' }, message: ... }
}This is the correct behavior for automation scenarios where you want the agent to operate only within its pre-approved rule set and silently reject anything outside it, rather than blocking on an unanswerable dialog.
7.5.2 auto Mode and the YoloClassifier
When the mode is auto, the outer wrapper runs the AI classifier pipeline before deciding whether to show a dialog or deny. The pipeline has four ordered checks:
First, if the inner result has decisionReason.type === 'safetyCheck' and classifierApprovable is false, the classifier is skipped entirely. Safety-check denials with classifierApprovable: false are absolute, and even the classifier cannot override them. The outer wrapper either returns ask (to show a dialog in interactive mode) or deny (if shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts is set).
Second, there is an acceptEdits fast path. Certain tools explicitly support acceptEdits mode, and if the current mode allows it, the outer wrapper returns allow immediately without invoking the classifier. This avoids classifier latency for the common case of file edits, which are usually benign.
Third, the outer wrapper checks denial tracking. The system maintains a count of consecutive classifier-produced denials for this session. If the count exceeds a configured DENIAL_LIMITS threshold, the classifier is considered unreliable for this context, and the outer wrapper falls back to the interactive dialog. This prevents a runaway denial loop from silently blocking all tool calls.
Fourth, the YoloClassifier itself runs. It evaluates the conversation transcript and the proposed tool call, then returns one of several outcomes:
unavailablewithiron_gate_closed: true: The classifier service is down and the system is configured to fail closed. The result isdeny.unavailablewithiron_gate_closed: false: The classifier service is down but the system is configured to fail open. The result falls back to the interactive dialog.transcriptTooLong: In headless mode, this throws anAbortError(the transcript cannot be truncated without losing safety context). In interactive mode, the result falls back to the dialog.shouldBlock: true: The classifier decided the tool call should be blocked. The result isdeny, and the denial counter is incremented.shouldBlock: false: The classifier approved the tool call. The result isallow, and the denial counter is reset to zero.
The decisionReason for any classifier-produced result uses type: 'classifier' with the classifier name and a textual reason.
7.6 The React Hook: useCanUseTool()
useCanUseTool() in src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx is the bridge between the permission decision engine and the terminal UI. It is called after hasPermissionsToUseTool() has returned ask — the automated layers have exhausted their options, and a decision must come from somewhere interactive or from a higher authority.
The hook routes the ask through one of four paths, checked in order:
Path A: Coordinator Worker Mode
When awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog is true in ToolPermissionContext, the session is running as a coordinator worker: a multi-agent role where another orchestrating process may have the authority to make the decision. The hook calls handleCoordinatorPermission(), which runs the PermissionRequest hooks and the classifier in serial. If either one produces a definitive allow or deny, that decision is used. If both come back without resolution — returning null — execution falls through to Path B.
Path B: Swarm Worker Forwarding
If the session is a swarm worker (a sub-agent in a parallel task group), the hook calls handleSwarmWorkerPermission(), which writes a message to the swarm leader's mailbox: "I need a permission decision for this tool call." The leader processes the request through its own permission system, writes the decision back, and the worker reads it. If the leader provides a decision, the worker uses it. If the leader returns nothing (for example, if the leader itself is blocked or the mailbox times out), the worker falls through to Path C.
Path C: Speculative Classifier (2-Second Race)
Path C applies only to BashTool calls when the BASH_CLASSIFIER feature is enabled. The speculative mechanism is interesting: when the model begins streaming a Bash command, the classifier is started immediately in the background — before the permission check even begins. By the time useCanUseTool() reaches Path C, the classifier may already have a result.
The hook calls peekSpeculativeClassifierCheck(command) to retrieve the in-progress promise, then races it against a 2-second timeout:
// src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx (conceptual)
const raceResult = await Promise.race([
speculativePromise.then(r => ({ type: 'result', result: r })),
new Promise(res => setTimeout(res, 2000, { type: 'timeout' })),
])If the race completes with type: 'result', the hook checks whether the classifier's result matches the command and whether confidence is 'high'. Both conditions must hold. A 'medium' or 'low' confidence result falls through to the dialog even if it nominally approved the call. If the race times out — meaning the classifier took more than 2 seconds — execution falls through to Path D. The classifier may still be running in the background and will complete, but its result will not be used for this specific dialog decision.
Path D: Interactive Dialog
The default path. handleInteractivePermission() renders the terminal dialog using Ink, presenting the user with the tool name, the specific command or path, and buttons for "Allow once," "Always allow," "Deny once," and "Always deny." While the dialog is visible, hooks and the classifier continue running in the background. If an automated check resolves before the user clicks, the dialog is dismissed and the automated decision is used. If the user responds first, the user's decision is final.
7.7 Rule-Based Permissions
Rules are the primary tool for configuration. They allow both users and enterprises to define standing policies that apply without any per-call dialog.
7.7.1 Rule Syntax (exact, prefix, wildcard)
All Bash rules are parsed by src/utils/permissions/shellRuleMatching.ts into one of three syntactic forms:
// src/utils/permissions/shellRuleMatching.ts
export type ShellPermissionRule =
| { type: 'exact'; command: string } // "git status"
| { type: 'prefix'; prefix: string } // "npm:*" → prefix "npm"
| { type: 'wildcard'; pattern: string } // "git *"Exact rules match only if the entire command string (after trimming) is an exact character-for-character match. The rule string "Bash(git status)" in settings.json produces an exact rule for git status. This is the most precise form and appropriate for commands where you want to allow one specific invocation.
Prefix rules use the legacy toolName:* syntax. The rule string "Bash(npm:*)" produces a prefix rule for npm. A prefix rule matches any command that starts with the prefix followed by whitespace, or that is exactly the prefix itself. This form was the original parameterized rule syntax and remains supported for backwards compatibility.
Wildcard rules are the most powerful and general. The rule string "Bash(git *)" produces a wildcard rule with pattern git *. The * token matches any sequence of non-newline characters, allowing expressive rules like "git commit -m *" (match any git commit with a message) or "rm -rf /tmp/*" (match deletions inside /tmp).
For non-Bash tools, the rule syntax is simpler:
"FileRead"— applies to the entireFileReadtool, all inputs"mcp__server1"— applies to all tools from the MCP server namedserver1"mcp__server1__toolname"— applies to one specific MCP tool
7.7.2 Rule Sources and Precedence
Rules can originate from eight sources, defined in PermissionRuleSource:
| Source | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
flagSettings | Enterprise/MDM enforced | Highest effective authority; cannot be overridden by any user or project setting |
policySettings | Policy configuration | Organizational policy layer |
cliArg | CLI flags passed at invocation | --allow-tool Bash(git *) |
userSettings | ~/.claude/settings.json | Per-user global settings |
projectSettings | .claude/settings.json | Per-project settings, checked into source control |
localSettings | .claude/settings.local.json | Per-project local overrides, typically gitignored |
command | Added at runtime during conversation | Via addPermissionRule during a session |
session | Session-scoped temporary rules | Added via the grantTemporaryPermission flow |
The precedence order for deny vs. allow is: deny rules always win over allow rules regardless of source order. Within the same behavior type (all allow rules, or all deny rules), the first matching rule wins, and sources are evaluated in the order listed above (flag settings first, session last).
One important implication: a flagSettings deny rule cannot be overridden by a localSettings allow rule. Enterprise restrictions are enforced unconditionally. Conversely, a session allow rule can override a userSettings ask rule, because ask-to-allow conversion is handled later in the pipeline, and both apply to distinct behaviors.
7.8 Hook-Based Permissions: PermissionRequest
In addition to declarative rules, Claude Code supports imperative permission logic via PermissionRequest hooks. A hook is an external script (shell command, Node.js program, Python script) that receives a JSON payload describing the pending tool call and writes a JSON decision to stdout.
Hooks are configured in settings.json under the hooks key:
{
"hooks": {
"PreToolUse": [
{
"matcher": "Bash",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "/usr/local/bin/check-bash-policy",
"timeout": 5000
}
]
}
]
}
}The hook receives a payload containing the tool name, the parsed input, the current working directory, and the session ID. It should exit with code 0 and write one of the following JSON responses:
{ "decision": "allow", "reason": "Command is on the approved list" }
{ "decision": "deny", "reason": "Command modifies protected config files" }
{ "decision": "ask", "reason": "Ambiguous — escalate to user" }If the hook exits with a non-zero code, times out, or writes invalid JSON, the permission system treats the result as ask and falls through to the next path (or to the dialog). Hook failures do not produce automatic denials — the fail-open design prevents a buggy hook from completely blocking tool use.
When a hook produces a decision, the resulting PermissionDecision carries decisionReason: { type: 'hook', hookName: '...', hookSource: '...', reason: '...' }. This ensures the audit trail always records which specific hook made the call.
Hooks are powerful for organizational policy enforcement: you can implement ticket-gate checks ("is there an open JIRA ticket authorizing this change?"), rate-limiting ("has this session already run 50 npm commands?"), or environment-awareness ("is this a production working directory?"). The hook mechanism is how the permission system extends from a static rule set to a fully programmable policy engine.
7.9 settings.json Configuration Guide
The following is a complete, annotated settings.json example covering the most common permission configuration patterns. The file lives at either ~/.claude/settings.json (user-global) or .claude/settings.json (project-scoped).
{
"permissions": {
"allow": [
"Bash(git status)",
"Bash(git diff)",
"Bash(git log)",
"Bash(git add *)",
"Bash(git commit -m *)",
"Bash(git push)",
"Bash(npm:*)",
"Bash(yarn:*)",
"FileRead",
"FileEdit",
"mcp__filesystem"
],
"deny": [
"Bash(rm -rf *)",
"Bash(sudo:*)",
"Bash(curl * | bash)",
"Bash(wget * | sh)",
"mcp__network__httpRequest"
],
"ask": [
"Bash(git push --force*)",
"Bash(git rebase*)",
"Bash(npm publish*)",
"Bash(docker run*)"
]
}
}A few design notes on this example:
The allow list uses a mix of exact rules ("Bash(git status)"), wildcard rules ("Bash(git add *)"), and tool-level rules ("FileRead", "mcp__filesystem"). The tool-level rules for FileRead and FileEdit grant blanket approval for all file reading and editing, which is appropriate for most development workflows. The mcp__filesystem rule covers all tools from an MCP server named filesystem.
The deny list uses wildcards to block dangerous patterns rather than exact commands. "Bash(rm -rf *)" blocks any rm -rf invocation regardless of the path argument. "Bash(sudo:*)" uses the prefix syntax to block all sudo-prefixed commands. The pipe-to-shell patterns (curl * | bash) protect against a common supply-chain attack vector.
The ask list is for high-stakes operations that should still be possible but require confirmation each time. git push --force is allowed with an interactive prompt; git push (without --force) is in the allow list and requires no prompt.
For enterprise deployments, the same structure applies under flagSettings, and those rules cannot be overridden by users:
{
"flagSettings": {
"permissions": {
"deny": [
"Bash(curl*)",
"Bash(wget*)",
"mcp__externalApi"
]
}
}
}To configure a PermissionRequest hook that gates all file writes:
{
"hooks": {
"PreToolUse": [
{
"matcher": "FileWrite",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "python3 /opt/policy/file-write-auditor.py",
"timeout": 3000
}
]
},
{
"matcher": "Bash",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "/opt/policy/bash-auditor",
"timeout": 5000
}
]
}
]
}
}To enable auto mode for a project (requires the TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER feature to be available in your build):
{
"permissionMode": "auto"
}To enable acceptEdits mode so that file edits do not require confirmation but Bash still does:
{
"permissionMode": "acceptEdits"
}Key Takeaways
The permission system in Claude Code is a multi-layered, ordered decision pipeline. Each layer has a specific responsibility and a specific position in the evaluation order.
The decision engine hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() runs eleven steps in strict sequence. Deny rules come first and cannot be overridden. Safety checks on .git/ and .claude/ paths come next and are equally immune to bypass. Only after all deny and safety checks pass does the function look at bypassPermissions mode and allow rules. This ordering is intentional: it means the "most restrictive" checks always win over the "most permissive" modes.
The PermissionDecisionReason union with its eleven variants is not merely a debugging convenience. It is a first-class audit mechanism. Every decision — whether allow, deny, or ask — carries a structured reason that explains exactly which layer made the call. The permissionDenials array surfaced in SDKResultMessage exposes the full denial history to programmatic callers.
The useCanUseTool() hook handles the ask state through a four-path priority chain: coordinator delegation, swarm forwarding, speculative classifier (with a strict 2-second timeout), and finally the interactive dialog. Understanding this chain explains the observable behavior of permission prompts: why some Bash commands are approved without a dialog appearing, why a multi-agent run may produce different confirmation behavior than a single-agent run, and why the first call to a new command pattern is sometimes slower than subsequent calls.
Rule syntax has three forms — exact, prefix, and wildcard — and they differ in their scope and specificity. Wildcard rules with * are the most expressive but also the easiest to accidentally over-specify (allowing too much) or under-specify (not matching the actual command). When writing rules, exact rules are safest for known-safe invocations; deny rules should prefer wildcards to catch variant spellings.
The hook system is the escape hatch for policy requirements that cannot be expressed as static rules. If you need dynamic, context-aware permission logic — checking external systems, enforcing rate limits, or gating based on environment variables — hooks are the right mechanism. Rules and hooks compose: a tool call must pass both the rule layer (no deny rule matches) and the hook layer (no hook returns deny) to be allowed.
Finally, the distinction between the external permission modes (default, acceptEdits, bypassPermissions, dontAsk, plan) and the internal modes (auto, bubble) matters in practice. The internal modes are not user-facing configuration options; they are runtime states produced by the multi-agent infrastructure and the feature-flag system. Encountering mode: 'auto' in a decisionReason means the classifier made the call; encountering mode: 'bubble' means the decision was forwarded to a parent agent. Both are observable in the audit trail but neither is directly settable by end users in settings.json.
**Tool Call: Write books\第07章-权限与安全模型.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:/code/play/claude-code-book/books/第07章-权限与安全模型.md第7章 — 权限与安全模型
本章导读
如果说 Agent 循环引擎是 Claude Code 的心脏，工具系统是它的双手，那么权限与安全模型就是它的神经系统——默默运行在每一次工具调用之前，决定这次操作是直接执行、静默拒绝，还是弹窗询问用户。
这套系统的复杂性常常被低估。表面上看，"要不要允许这个操作"是一个很简单的问题，但现实情况里，答案取决于至少十一种不同的决策原因：当前的权限模式、用户配置的规则、Shell 命令分类器的实时判断、外部 Hook 脚本的返回值、沙箱状态、工作目录合法性……任何一个因素都可能改变最终结论。
本章将从类型系统出发，自底向上地剥开这套机制的每一层：先理解权限的基本词汇（PermissionMode、PermissionBehavior、PermissionDecisionReason），再深入核心决策引擎 hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() 的十一步流程，然后分析外层包装函数如何处理 dontAsk 与 auto 两种特殊模式，最后落脚到 React hook useCanUseTool() 的四条路径，以及 settings.json 的实际配置方法。
读完本章，你将能够在脑海中追踪任意一次工具调用的完整权限决策链路，并能根据实际场景合理配置权限规则。
7.1 权限模式：7 种 PermissionMode
权限模式（PermissionMode）是整个安全模型的"总开关"。它决定了在没有更细粒度规则覆盖的情况下，系统应该采取什么样的默认态度。
从类型定义来看，PermissionMode 分为两层：对外暴露的 ExternalPermissionMode（五种）和运行时内部使用的 InternalPermissionMode（在外部模式基础上增加 auto 和 bubble 两种）。
| 模式名 | 层级 | 核心行为 | 典型适用场景 |
|---|---|---|---|
default | 外部 | 标准交互模式，每次工具调用都向用户确认 | 日常交互使用，最安全 |
acceptEdits | 外部 | 自动接受文件编辑（Write/Edit/MultiEdit），但 Bash 命令仍需确认 | 让 Claude 自由修改代码，但保持对 Shell 命令的控制 |
bypassPermissions | 外部 | 跳过几乎所有权限检查，直接允许 | CI/CD 自动化流水线、沙箱受控环境（需 --dangerously-skip-permissions 标志） |
dontAsk | 外部 | 将所有 ask 结果静默转为 deny，不弹窗 | headless 场景、需要无人值守但不能让 Claude 乱操作 |
plan | 外部 | 只允许只读工具（如 FileRead、Glob、Grep），写操作被拒绝 | 让 Claude 制定计划但不执行 |
auto | 内部 | 启用 TRANSCRIPT_CLASSIFIER feature，用 AI 分类器（YoloClassifier）代替用户弹窗自动决策 | 实验性自动化模式，需要特定 feature flag |
bubble | 内部 | 将权限决策"冒泡"到上层处理（协调器/swarm 架构专用） | 多 Agent 协作场景中的 worker 节点 |
几个值得注意的细节。bypassPermissions 并非无条件的"通行证"——在后续的决策流程里，某些安全检查（safetyCheck 类型的规则，例如防止修改 .git/ 目录或 Shell 配置文件）以及内容特定的 ask 规则，即使在 bypassPermissions 模式下也依然有效，形成了一道"bypass 免疫"防线。
plan 模式的实现方式颇为巧妙：它并不是通过检查工具类型来屏蔽写操作，而是在权限判断逻辑里，当模式为 plan 且 isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable 为 false 时，不赋予 bypass 效果，从而让写操作正常进入 ask 流程，由后续逻辑决定最终行为。
7.2 权限三态：allow / deny / ask
PermissionBehavior 只有三个值：'allow'、'deny'、'ask'。这三态贯穿整个权限系统，几乎所有的判断函数最终都归结到这三种结论之一。
allow 表示本次工具调用被批准，可以直接执行，不需要任何用户交互。这是系统"信任"的表达。
deny 表示本次工具调用被拒绝，工具不会执行，Claude 会收到一条权限拒绝消息。这是系统"不信任"的表达。
ask 是最有趣的状态。它表示系统无法自行决定，需要某种形式的外部输入——可能是用户通过弹窗点击"允许"，可能是 AI 分类器给出判断，也可能是外部 Hook 脚本返回结果。ask 本质上是一个"挂起"状态，等待被解析为 allow 或 deny。
在工具的 checkPermissions() 方法内部，还存在第四个状态 'passthrough'，它的含义是"这个工具本身没有意见，把决定权交给外层"。passthrough 只在工具内部流通，永远不会出现在最终的 PermissionDecision 里——外层函数在看到 passthrough 时，会将其转换为 ask（见 7.4 节步骤 3）。
7.3 权限决定原因（PermissionDecisionReason）
每一个权限决策不仅有结果（allow/deny/ask），还有原因（PermissionDecisionReason）。这个字段的存在让系统具备完整的可审计性：你可以追溯任何一次权限决定是由哪个机制触发的。
PermissionDecisionReason 是一个有辨别标签的联合类型（Discriminated Union），通过 type 字段区分 11 个变体：
| type 值 | 携带的附加信息 | 触发条件 |
|---|---|---|
rule | rule: PermissionRule（完整规则对象） | 配置文件或运行时规则精确匹配了当前工具/命令 |
mode | mode: PermissionMode | 当前权限模式直接决定了结果（如 bypassPermissions → allow） |
subcommandResults | reasons: Map<string, PermissionResult> | BashTool 执行复合命令时，子命令的权限结果集合 |
permissionPromptTool | 工具调用结果 | 宿主应用通过 PermissionPromptTool 接口给出了决定 |
hook | hookName、hookSource、reason | PreToolUse/PostToolUse Hook 脚本返回了明确的允许/拒绝指令 |
asyncAgent | reason: string | headless agent 的 shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts 为 true，静默拒绝 |
sandboxOverride | reason: 'excludedCommand' | 'dangerouslyDisableSandbox' | 沙箱排除命令列表命中，或沙箱本身被禁用 |
classifier | classifier: string、reason: string | AI 分类器（YoloClassifier/BASH_CLASSIFIER）给出了判断 |
workingDir | reason: string | 工作目录校验失败（路径不在允许范围内） |
safetyCheck | reason: string、classifierApprovable: boolean | 内置安全路径检查命中（如 .git/、.claude/、Shell 配置文件等） |
other | reason: string | 不属于上述任何类别的其他原因 |
classifierApprovable 字段是 safetyCheck 中一个细微但重要的标志。它表示"这个安全检查虽然触发了 ask，但 AI 分类器是否被允许覆盖它"。对于最高风险的操作（如修改 Shell 配置文件），classifierApprovable 为 false，意味着即使 auto 模式启用了 AI 分类器，也必须回落到人工确认。
7.4 核心决策引擎：hasPermissionsToUseToolInner()
hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() 是整个权限系统的心脏，位于 src/utils/permissions/permissions.ts。它接受工具对象、工具输入和执行上下文，返回一个包含 behavior 和 decisionReason 的 PermissionDecision。
这个函数的执行路径并非线性的，而是一个多级短路（short-circuit）结构：一旦某个条件满足，立即返回结果，不再继续后续检查。理解这个"优先级序列"是理解整个权限系统的关键。
下图展示了完整的 11 步决策流程：
下面逐步解析每个决策节点的含义。
步骤 0：Abort 信号检查
在做任何实质性判断之前，首先检查 abortController.signal.aborted。如果用户已经取消了当前任务，立即抛出 AbortError，避免做无用的权限计算。这个模式在 Claude Code 的异步函数中几乎无处不在。
步骤 1a：全工具 deny 规则
getDenyRuleForTool() 检查是否有 deny 规则精确匹配当前工具（不考虑内容，只看工具名）。例如，如果用户在 settings.json 里配置了 "alwaysDenyTools": ["BashTool"]，那么所有 Bash 调用都会在这一步被拦截。这是优先级最高的显式拒绝。
步骤 1b：全工具 ask 规则
类似地，如果有 ask 规则匹配工具名，会在这里返回 ask。但有一个重要例外：如果当前是 BashTool 且沙箱可以自动允许（canSandboxAutoAllow），则跳过这个 ask，继续向下走。这个例外允许沙箱环境在有 ask 规则的情况下仍然自动处理某些命令。
步骤 1c：调用 tool.checkPermissions()
这是工具自身进行"内容级"检查的地方。每个工具可以实现自己的 checkPermissions() 方法，根据具体的输入参数决定权限。例如 FileWriteTool 会在这里检查目标路径是否在允许的工作目录内，BashTool 会在这里运行命令分类逻辑。
步骤 1d：工具实现拒绝
如果 checkPermissions() 返回 deny，直接返回，这个结论无法被后续的 bypassPermissions 覆盖（因为 bypass 检查在步骤 2a，已经过了这里）。等等——这里需要更仔细地分析。实际上，步骤 1d 的 deny 是在步骤 2a 的 bypass 检查之前的，所以工具直接返回的 deny 确实不受 bypass 影响。但步骤 1f 和 1g 的内容则加了额外的 bypass 免疫标注。
步骤 1e：工具需要用户交互
某些工具（通过 requiresUserInteraction() 方法声明）天然需要人在回路中。如果工具声明了这个需求且 checkPermissions() 返回 ask，则在这里直接返回，不允许后续的 bypass 覆盖。这是第二道"bypass 免疫"机制。
步骤 1f：内容特定 ask 规则（bypass 免疫）
如果 checkPermissions() 返回的 ask 的原因是"命中了内容特定的 ask 规则"（例如用户配置了 Bash(npm publish:*) 必须询问），那么这个 ask 是"免疫 bypass" 的——即使是 bypassPermissions 模式也不能绕过它。这给了用户一种方式：对特定高风险命令强制要求人工确认，无论系统处于什么模式。
步骤 1g：safetyCheck（bypass 免疫）
对 .git/、.claude/、~/.bashrc、~/.zshrc 等敏感路径的操作，由内置安全检查机制捕获。这些安全检查同样免疫 bypass。这是系统的最后一道硬性防线——防止自动化流程误修改 Git 历史或 Shell 配置文件。
步骤 2a：bypassPermissions 模式
经过前面所有"bypass 免疫"检查之后，到这里才真正应用 bypassPermissions 的效果。如果当前模式是 bypassPermissions（或 plan + isBypassPermissionsModeAvailable），直接返回 allow。
步骤 2b：全工具 allow 规则
toolAlwaysAllowedRule() 检查是否有 allow 规则匹配当前工具。如果有，返回 allow。这是用户通过配置文件信任特定工具的机制。
步骤 3：passthrough 转换
走到这里的调用，意味着工具自身的 checkPermissions() 返回了 passthrough（表示工具本身没有强烈意见），且没有任何规则覆盖。此时将 passthrough 转换为 ask，生成标准的权限请求消息，等待外层处理。如果工具返回的不是 passthrough（例如已经是 ask 但没有被之前的步骤捕获），则原样返回。
7.5 外层包装：hasPermissionsToUseTool()
hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() 处理了规则匹配和工具内容检查，但它的返回结果如果是 ask，还需要外层函数 hasPermissionsToUseTool() 来决定如何处理这个"挂起"状态。
外层函数在内层函数返回 ask 之后，根据当前权限模式执行不同的处理逻辑。
7.5.1 dontAsk 模式转换
这是最简单的情况。dontAsk 模式的语义是"不要弹窗询问，直接拒绝"。因此，当内层返回 ask 且当前模式是 dontAsk 时，外层直接将其转换为 deny，并附上 { type: 'mode', mode: 'dontAsk' } 作为原因。
用户不会看到任何弹窗，Claude 会收到权限拒绝消息，并需要寻找其他方式完成任务（或放弃）。这种模式适合在知道某些操作不应被执行的情况下运行 headless 任务，同时又不想让系统因为等待用户输入而挂起。
7.5.2 auto 模式与 YoloClassifier
auto 模式是权限系统中最复杂的部分，它试图用 AI 分类器取代人工判断，但有多个安全阀门防止分类器做出不当决策。
外层函数在 auto 模式下的处理流程如下。
首先，检查安全检查豁免。如果内层返回的 ask 原因是 safetyCheck 且 classifierApprovable 为 false，说明这是高风险操作，分类器不被允许处理。此时如果是 headless 环境，直接返回 deny；如果是交互环境，回落到弹窗。
其次，acceptEdits 快速路径。如果当前在 acceptEdits 模式下这个工具会被允许，那就跳过分类器，直接允许。这避免了对文件编辑操作进行不必要的 AI 分类。
第三步，连续拒绝检查（denialTracking）。如果分类器在最近的调用中连续拒绝了超过阈值次数的操作，说明可能存在异常情况，此时回退到弹窗，让用户介入。这是一个防止分类器陷入"拒绝循环"的保护机制。
最后，调用 YoloClassifier。这个分类器的行为有四种可能的结果：
unavailable 表示分类器服务不可用。根据配置，系统可能采用 fail_closed（安全失败，返回 deny）或 fail_open（回退到弹窗）。
transcriptTooLong 表示对话上下文过长，分类器无法处理。在 headless 模式下，这会导致任务中止（因为没有办法弹窗）；在交互模式下，回退到用户弹窗。
shouldBlock 表示分类器判断应该拒绝此操作。系统返回 deny 并将此次拒绝记录到 denialTracking 中。
!shouldBlock 表示分类器判断可以允许。系统返回 allow 并清零 denialTracking 计数器。
最后，如果没有任何上述模式匹配，且 shouldAvoidPermissionPrompts 为 true（headless agent 场景），则将 ask 转换为 deny，原因为 asyncAgent。
7.6 React Hook：useCanUseTool()
useCanUseTool() 是权限系统在 UI 层的入口点，位于 src/hooks/useCanUseTool.tsx。它接收 hasPermissionsToUseTool() 的结果，并根据结果路由到不同的处理路径。
对于 allow 和 deny 两种结果，处理是直接的：allow 调用 resolve(buildAllow(...))，deny 在 auto 模式下显示一个非阻断通知，然后 resolve(result)。
真正有趣的是 ask 的处理。当权限决定是 ask 时，Hook 会依次检查四种情形，命中第一个匹配的路径：
7.6.1 路径 A：Coordinator Worker
在多 Agent 协作架构中，"协调器"（Coordinator）是分配任务的主控 agent，而"工作器"（Worker）是执行具体任务的子 agent。当工作器需要权限确认时，协调器介入的时机有讲究。
awaitAutomatedChecksBeforeDialog 标志为 true 时，表示当前是协调器管理的工作器。权限请求会先经过 Hook 脚本和分类器的串行处理：如果任何一个环节给出了明确决定（allow 或 deny），直接解析，不需要弹窗。只有当所有自动检查都没有给出结论时，才回落到路径 D（交互弹窗）。
这种设计让协调器可以通过 Hook 脚本定制工作器的权限策略，实现细粒度的自动化控制。
7.6.2 路径 B：Swarm Worker
Swarm 架构是一种更松散的多 Agent 协作模式，没有中心化的协调器。Swarm Worker 的权限请求不会就地处理，而是通过"信箱"（mailbox）机制转发给 Swarm 的领导者（leader），由领导者统一决策后再通知 Worker。
这种设计避免了多个 Worker 同时弹窗造成的用户体验混乱，同时也让领导者有机会根据整体任务状态做出更全局的权限决定。
7.6.3 路径 C：Speculative Classifier（2s 竞赛）
这是权限系统中一个很精妙的设计。对于 BashTool，系统维护了一个"推测性分类器"（Speculative Classifier），可以根据命令的已输入前缀提前预测其安全性，而不必等到完整命令确定。
当 BASH_CLASSIFIER feature 启用时，路径 C 会调用 peekSpeculativeClassifierCheck(command)，与一个 2 秒超时形成 Promise.race。如果分类器在 2 秒内以高置信度判断命令是安全的，直接返回 allow，跳过弹窗，用户完全感知不到这次权限检查的存在。
如果超时，或者分类器置信度不够高，则回落到路径 D，正常弹窗。这是一个"尽力而为"的优化：最好情况下零打扰，最坏情况下退化为正常弹窗，不会有负面影响。
7.6.4 路径 D：交互式弹窗
这是最常见的路径，也是 default 模式的标准处理方式。handleInteractivePermission() 做两件事并行：在前台显示权限确认弹窗（包含工具名、操作描述等信息），同时在后台启动 Hook 脚本和分类器的处理。
如果用户率先点击了"允许"或"拒绝"，后台处理被取消，以用户的选择为准。如果后台处理（Hook 或分类器）率先给出了结论，弹窗关闭，以自动结论为准。这是一个"竞争解析"（race resolution）模式，兼顾了自动化效率和用户控制权。
7.7 规则系统：格式与来源
规则系统是权限配置的核心抓手。用户通过在 settings.json 中编写规则，告知系统哪些工具/命令应该被自动允许、自动拒绝或强制询问。
规则格式
规则分为两个层次：工具级规则和 Shell 命令级规则。
工具级规则最简单，直接写工具名即可：
"FileRead" # 匹配整个 FileRead 工具的所有调用
"mcp__server1" # 匹配 MCP 服务器 server1 的所有工具
"mcp__server1__query" # 只匹配 server1 的 query 工具Shell 命令级规则（作用于 BashTool）使用 Bash(...) 包装语法，内部支持三种匹配模式：
"Bash(git status)" # 精确匹配：仅允许 `git status` 这一个命令
"Bash(npm:*)" # 前缀匹配：允许所有以 npm 开头的命令（如 npm install、npm run）
"Bash(git *)" # 通配符匹配：允许 git 后跟任意子命令（如 git commit、git push）这三种模式对应 ShellPermissionRule 联合类型的三个变体：exact、prefix、wildcard。在运行时，每次 BashTool 调用都会将命令字符串逐一与规则列表比对，命中第一条匹配规则后短路返回结果。
前缀匹配（prefix）和通配符匹配（wildcard）的区别在于粒度：前缀匹配是字符串级别的（命令必须以指定前缀开头），通配符匹配支持 * 占位符，可以匹配更复杂的模式（如 rm -rf /tmp/* 只允许删除 /tmp/ 下的文件，而不是任意路径）。
规则来源与优先级
PermissionRuleSource 枚举定义了 8 种规则来源，它们的优先级从高到低大致如下：
| 来源 | 说明 | 优先级 |
|---|---|---|
policySettings | 企业策略文件（MDM 强制下发） | 最高（不可被用户覆盖） |
flagSettings | 命令行 flag 直接设置 | 极高 |
cliArg | 启动时命令行参数 | 高 |
session | 对话运行时动态添加 | 高（当次会话有效） |
command | 通过 /permissions 命令添加 | 中（对话级持久） |
localSettings | .claude/settings.local.json（本地私有，不提交） | 中 |
projectSettings | .claude/settings.json（项目共享） | 中低 |
userSettings | ~/.claude/settings.json（全局用户设置） | 低 |
在实践中，同一工具可能同时被多个来源的规则覆盖。系统会按来源优先级依次检查，第一个命中的规则胜出。这意味着企业策略可以强制覆盖用户的个人设置，而项目的本地设置（localSettings）可以在不影响团队配置（projectSettings）的情况下做个人定制。
7.8 Hook 权限：PermissionRequest 事件
除了配置文件规则，Claude Code 还支持通过外部 Hook 脚本参与权限决策。Hook 脚本可以是任意可执行程序（Shell 脚本、Python 脚本等），通过标准输入接收权限请求信息，通过标准输出或退出码返回决定。
与权限相关的 Hook 事件主要有三种：
PreToolUse Hook 在工具执行之前触发。Hook 脚本可以检查工具名和输入参数，然后返回 allow、deny 或 ask（继续弹窗）。如果返回 deny 并附带原因字符串，该原因会显示给用户，并记录在 PermissionDecisionReason 中，type 字段为 hook，同时携带 hookName 和 hookSource（脚本来源路径）。
PostToolUse Hook 在工具执行之后触发（用于审计和后处理，不影响当次权限决定，但可以影响后续操作）。
PermissionRequest Hook 是专门为权限决策设计的事件，比 PreToolUse 更精确：它只在工具权限进入 ask 状态时触发，而 PreToolUse 则无论权限状态如何都会触发。使用 PermissionRequest Hook 可以避免在工具已被 allow 规则预先批准时做不必要的脚本调用。
Hook 脚本的权限决策在 useCanUseTool() 的路径 A（Coordinator Worker）和路径 D（Interactive）中都会被调用，但时序略有不同：路径 A 是串行、阻断式的（Hook 先跑，再决定要不要弹窗）；路径 D 是并行、竞争式的（Hook 和弹窗同时运行，谁先有结论谁胜出）。
7.9 settings.json 配置指南
下面是一个完整的 settings.json 配置示例，覆盖了常见的权限配置场景：
{
"permissions": {
"allow": [
"FileRead",
"FileEdit",
"Glob",
"Grep",
"Bash(git status)",
"Bash(git diff:*)",
"Bash(git log:*)",
"Bash(git add:*)",
"Bash(git commit:*)",
"Bash(npm install)",
"Bash(npm run:*)",
"Bash(ls:*)",
"Bash(cat:*)",
"mcp__filesystem"
],
"deny": [
"Bash(rm -rf:*)",
"Bash(sudo:*)",
"Bash(curl:*)",
"Bash(wget:*)",
"mcp__network__delete"
],
"ask": [
"Bash(git push:*)",
"Bash(npm publish:*)",
"Bash(git reset:*)",
"WebFetch"
]
}
}这个配置的设计思路如下。
allow 列表中的规则允许常见的只读操作（FileRead、Glob、Grep）、大多数 Git 工作流命令（status、diff、log、add、commit）和 npm 本地操作（install、run scripts）。这些操作频率高、风险低，每次弹窗确认会严重影响工作流效率。
deny 列表阻止了高风险命令：rm -rf 的前缀匹配拦截所有递归删除，sudo 阻止权限提升，curl/wget 阻止任意网络请求（防止数据泄露）。mcp__network__delete 则拒绝了特定 MCP 工具的删除操作。
ask 列表对"需要人工确认"的操作做了标记：git push 会修改远程仓库，npm publish 会发布到公共 registry，git reset 可能丢失工作，WebFetch 涉及外部网络。这些操作让系统强制弹窗，即使在 bypassPermissions 模式下也不例外（因为 ask 规则是 bypass 免疫的，参见 7.4 节步骤 1f）。
如果你的项目团队希望共享权限配置，将上述内容放入 .claude/settings.json 并提交到版本控制。如果是个人偏好，放入 .claude/settings.local.json（通常加入 .gitignore）。全局默认配置放入 ~/.claude/settings.json。
对于需要在 CI/CD 环境中无人值守运行的场景，推荐使用 bypassPermissions 模式，同时在 ask 列表中列出所有你希望强制人工确认的危险操作作为兜底。这样，CI 环境下普通操作可以自动完成，但如果 Claude 试图执行高风险操作（如推送到主分支），会因为 ask 规则的 bypass 免疫性而失败，从而触发 CI 告警。
本章要点回顾
本章从类型系统出发，系统性地梳理了 Claude Code 权限与安全模型的全貌。以下是核心结论。
权限模式是系统级总开关。七种 PermissionMode 中，default 适合日常使用，acceptEdits 适合允许代码编辑但保留命令控制，bypassPermissions 适合 CI 自动化，dontAsk 适合无人值守但不需要自动允许的场景，auto 是实验性的 AI 辅助决策模式。
bypass 不是万能钥匙。bypassPermissions 模式有三道"bypass 免疫"防线：工具本身需要用户交互（步骤 1e）、内容特定 ask 规则（步骤 1f）、安全路径检查（步骤 1g）。任何一道防线触发，bypass 都不生效。
11 步决策流程有严格的优先级顺序。从拒绝规则、工具内容检查，到 bypass 模式、allow 规则，每一步都有明确的语义和位置。理解这个顺序，才能正确预测权限系统的行为。
useCanUseTool 的四条路径分别服务于不同的部署架构。路径 A 用于协调器管理的工作器，路径 B 用于 Swarm 分布式 agent，路径 C 是针对 Bash 命令的推测性优化，路径 D 是通用的交互弹窗兜底。
规则系统具备精确的粒度控制。从整个工具（"FileRead"）到精确的 Shell 命令（"Bash(git status)"），三种匹配模式（精确/前缀/通配符）覆盖了从严格到宽松的各种需求。八种规则来源实现了企业→团队→个人的分层配置体系。
PermissionDecisionReason 是可审计性的保障。每一个权限决定都携带原因，这让调试、审计和理解系统行为成为可能。当你发现某个操作被意外拒绝时，从 decisionReason 入手，可以快速定位是规则匹配问题、模式设置问题，还是分类器判断问题。
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5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
12→- [x] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive — Written. Covers the 5-stage tool lifecycle with Mermaid diagram, full Tool<Input,Output> interface walkthrough (all methods and properties explained), buildTool() factory and 7 defaultable keys (ToolDef vs Tool distinction), FileReadTool dissected across 7 subsections (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union output, extension dispatch in call(), validateInput guard clauses, mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam, readFileState dedup with mtime, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), getAllBaseTools() registry design and Statsig sync constraints, toolOrchestration.ts runTools() with partitionToolCalls batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution with contextModifier ordering, StreamingToolExecutor, and a complete WordCountTool implementation with all required methods and registration steps.
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [ ] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型
17→- [x] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model — Written. Covers all 7 PermissionMode values (5 external + 2 internal), the three-state PermissionBehavior model, the 11-variant PermissionDecisionReason audit trail with full table, the 11-step hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() decision engine with Mermaid flowchart and step-by-step walkthrough, the outer hasPermissionsToUseTool() wrapper covering dontAsk conversion and auto-mode YoloClassifier pipeline (iron_gate, acceptEdits fast path, denial tracking, 5 classifier outcomes), the 4-path useCanUseTool() React hook with Mermaid diagram (coordinator/swarm/speculative 2-second race/interactive), all three Bash rule syntaxes (exact/prefix/wildcard), the 8 PermissionRuleSource values with precedence rules, PermissionRequest hooks with JSON protocol, and a complete annotated settings.json configuration guide.
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:/code/play/claude-code-book/docs/progress/phase-2-core-mechanics.md- Acceptance: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
CH07: Permission & Security Model
- [x] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型 — 已写成；覆盖 7 种 PermissionMode 对比表（含 auto/bubble 内部模式）、权限三态 allow/deny/ask 语义及 passthrough 转换规则、PermissionDecisionReason 11 个变体完整对比表（含 classifierApprovable 字段解析）、hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() 11 步决策流程（含 Mermaid 流程图、bypass 免疫三道防线详解）、hasPermissionsToUseTool() 外层包装的 dontAsk 转换和 auto 模式 YoloClassifier 四种结果、useCanUseTool() React Hook 四条 ask 路径（Coordinator Worker/Swarm Worker/Speculative 2s 竞赛/交互弹窗，含 Mermaid 流程图）、ShellPermissionRule 三种匹配格式（精确/前缀/通配符）与 8 种规则来源优先级、Hook 权限三种事件类型及串行/并行调用差异、完整 settings.json 配置示例及设计思路说明
- [x] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model — Written. Covers all 7 PermissionMode values (5 external + 2 internal), the three-state PermissionBehavior model, the 11-variant PermissionDecisionReason audit trail with full table, the 11-step hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() decision engine with Mermaid flowchart and step-by-step walkthrough, the outer hasPermissionsToUseTool() wrapper covering dontAsk conversion and auto-mode YoloClassifier pipeline (iron_gate, acceptEdits fast path, denial tracking, 5 classifier outcomes), the 4-path useCanUseTool() React hook with Mermaid diagram (coordinator/swarm/speculative 2-second race/interactive), all three Bash rule syntaxes (exact/prefix/wildcard), the 8 PermissionRuleSource values with precedence rules, PermissionRequest hooks with JSON protocol, and a complete annotated settings.json configuration guide.
- Acceptance: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
## Assistant
CH07 中英文版本都完成了。更新进度文件，完成 Phase 2。
**Tool Call: Read docs\progress\phase-2-core-mechanics.md**
Status: Completed 1→# Phase 2: Core Mechanics (Chapters 5-9)
2→
3→## Tasks
4→
5→### CH05: The Agentic Loop
6→- [x] CH05-CN: 第5章 - Agent 循环引擎 — 已写成；覆盖 query()/queryLoop() 架构分层、10 字段 State 结构逐字段讲解、循环前四重预处理（工具结果截断/snip/microcompact/context collapse/autocompact）、流式 API 调用与 withhold 扣押机制、全部 7 条 continue 路径含触发条件与场景描述（附 Mermaid 控制流图）、handleStopHooks 的 5 类副作用与阻断逻辑、runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor 两条工具执行路径、QueryConfig 快照设计与 QueryDeps 依赖注入模式、tokenBudget 的双阈值决策逻辑（COMPLETION_THRESHOLD 90%/DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD 500）
7→- [x] CH05-EN: Chapter 05 - The Agentic Loop — Written. Covers query()/queryLoop() architecture, the 10-field State struct, 4 pre-iteration preparation layers (snip/microcompact/contextCollapse/autocompact), API streaming call mechanics with withholding pattern, all 7 continue paths with concrete scenarios and line references, handleStopHooks() 8-step sequence, runTools vs StreamingToolExecutor, QueryConfig/QueryDeps dependency injection design, and the tokenBudget module with COMPLETION_THRESHOLD and DIMINISHING_THRESHOLD logic.
8→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a complete API call cycle and explain all 7 continue paths
9→
10→### CH06: Tool System Deep Dive
11→- [x] CH06-CN: 第6章 - 工具系统深度剖析 — 已写成；覆盖工具生命周期五阶段 Mermaid 流程图（注册→选择→权限检查→执行→结果渲染）、Tool<Input,Output> 接口四组方法（核心执行/权限验证/UI 渲染/API 序列化）逐一详解、buildTool() 工厂函数与 DefaultableToolKeys 默认值策略、FileReadTool 全解（lazySchema 延迟初始化、6路判别联合输出 schema、call() 六步执行流程、validateInput+checkPermissions 分工、mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam 序列化、readFileState+mtime 去重机制）、tools.ts 注册表与 feature-gated 工具分析、toolOrchestration.ts 的 partitionToolCalls 分区逻辑与并发/串行批次设计（含 contextModifier 延迟应用的竞态分析）、StreamingToolExecutor 对比说明、完整 WordCountTool 实现代码骨架（含注册步骤和完工验证清单）
12→- [x] CH06-EN: Chapter 06 - Tool System Deep Dive — Written. Covers the 5-stage tool lifecycle with Mermaid diagram, full Tool<Input,Output> interface walkthrough (all methods and properties explained), buildTool() factory and 7 defaultable keys (ToolDef vs Tool distinction), FileReadTool dissected across 7 subsections (lazySchema, 6-variant discriminated union output, extension dispatch in call(), validateInput guard clauses, mapToolResultToToolResultBlockParam, readFileState dedup with mtime, CYBER_RISK_MITIGATION_REMINDER), getAllBaseTools() registry design and Statsig sync constraints, toolOrchestration.ts runTools() with partitionToolCalls batching, concurrent vs serial batch execution with contextModifier ordering, StreamingToolExecutor, and a complete WordCountTool implementation with all required methods and registration steps.
13→- **Acceptance**: Reader can implement a new custom tool from scratch following the buildTool() pattern
14→
15→### CH07: Permission & Security Model
16→- [x] CH07-CN: 第7章 - 权限与安全模型 — 已写成；覆盖 7 种 PermissionMode 对比表（含 auto/bubble 内部模式）、权限三态 allow/deny/ask 语义及 passthrough 转换规则、PermissionDecisionReason 11 个变体完整对比表（含 classifierApprovable 字段解析）、hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() 11 步决策流程（含 Mermaid 流程图、bypass 免疫三道防线详解）、hasPermissionsToUseTool() 外层包装的 dontAsk 转换和 auto 模式 YoloClassifier 四种结果、useCanUseTool() React Hook 四条 ask 路径（Coordinator Worker/Swarm Worker/Speculative 2s 竞赛/交互弹窗，含 Mermaid 流程图）、ShellPermissionRule 三种匹配格式（精确/前缀/通配符）与 8 种规则来源优先级、Hook 权限三种事件类型及串行/并行调用差异、完整 settings.json 配置示例及设计思路说明
17→- [x] CH07-EN: Chapter 07 - Permission & Security Model — Written. Covers all 7 PermissionMode values (5 external + 2 internal), the three-state PermissionBehavior model, the 11-variant PermissionDecisionReason audit trail with full table, the 11-step hasPermissionsToUseToolInner() decision engine with Mermaid flowchart and step-by-step walkthrough, the outer hasPermissionsToUseTool() wrapper covering dontAsk conversion and auto-mode YoloClassifier pipeline (iron_gate, acceptEdits fast path, denial tracking, 5 classifier outcomes), the 4-path useCanUseTool() React hook with Mermaid diagram (coordinator/swarm/speculative 2-second race/interactive), all three Bash rule syntaxes (exact/prefix/wildcard), the 8 PermissionRuleSource values with precedence rules, PermissionRequest hooks with JSON protocol, and a complete annotated settings.json configuration guide.
18→- **Acceptance**: Reader can trace a permission decision through all 9 possible reasons
19→
20→### CH08: Command System
21→- [x] CH08-CN: 第8章 - 命令系统 — 完成。覆盖三种命令类型、CommandBase 字段详解、commands.ts memoize 设计、loadAllCommands 三路并行聚合、meetsAvailabilityRequirement 过滤、findCommand 查找逻辑、processUserInput 7步路由（含 Mermaid 流程图）、完整 /wordcount 新增实操指南。
22→- [x] CH08-EN: Chapter 08 - Command System — Written; covers all 3 command types (PromptCommand/LocalCommand/LocalJSXCommand), CommandBase field-by-field walkthrough, memoized COMMANDS() registry, layered discovery pipeline (loadAllCommands + getCommands + meetsAvailabilityRequirement + isCommandEnabled), findCommand() 3-condition lookup, skills/plugins priority merge, processUserInput() routing with Mermaid flowchart, and a complete 6-step practical guide for adding a new slash command
23→- **Acceptance**: Reader understands all 3 command types and can add a new slash command
24→
25→### CH09: QueryEngine & SDK Interface
26→- [x] CH09-CN: 第9章 - QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口 — 完成。覆盖 QueryEngine 作为 headless 会话管理层的定位、QueryEngineConfig 全部参数按职责分组详解、类的私有状态字段逐一说明（mutableMessages/permissionDenials/totalUsage）、submitMessage() 完整十步执行流程（含 Mermaid 序列图）、canUseTool 包装机制与权限拒绝追踪、三层系统提示组装逻辑、slash command 短路路径、query() 循环与 SDKMessage 映射、SDKMessage 八种变体完整对比表、完整程序化使用示例（含多轮对话和 AbortController 取消）、agentSdkTypes.ts 四个子模块结构（coreTypes/runtimeTypes/settingsTypes/toolTypes）、HOOK_EVENTS 与 EXIT_REASONS 常量设计、headless 与 interactive 模式在五个维度上的关键差异。
27→- [x] CH09-EN: Chapter 09 - QueryEngine & SDK Interface — Written. Covers QueryEngine's role as a session manager for headless mode, all QueryEngineConfig fields including the three budget controls (maxTurns/maxBudgetUsd/taskBudget) and jsonSchema structured output, class private state design, the complete 10-stage submitMessage() flow with Mermaid sequence diagram, slash-command short-circuit path, query() loop to SDKMessage mapping, the final SDKResultMessage with permission_denials audit trail, all SDKMessage variants in a reference table, a complete programmatic usage example including multi-turn and structured output patterns, the three-submodule split of agentSdkTypes.ts (coreTypes/runtimeTypes/toolTypes), and headless vs interactive mode differences across rendering, permissions, elicitation, tool availability, and slash commands.
28→- **Acceptance**: Reader can use QueryEngine programmatically and understands the SDK type surface
29→
30→## Notes
31→- CH05 depends on CH03 + CH04
32→- CH08 can start parallel with CH05 (only needs CH03)
33→- CH06 depends on CH05 completion
34→- CH07 depends on CH06
35→- CH09 depends on CH05
36→
<system-reminder> Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior. </system-reminder>
## Assistant
Phase 2 全部 10 个任务都已完成。更新 MASTER.md 标记 Phase 2 完成。
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.md| Phase | Name | Tasks | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Foundation (CH01-CH04) | 8/8 | Complete |
| Phase 2 | Core Mechanics (CH05-CH09) | 10/10 | Complete |
| Phase 3 | UI & Interaction (CH10-CH13) | 0/8 | Not Started |
| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.md| Phase 4 | Extension & Advanced (CH14-CH20) | 0/14 | Not Started |
- [x] Phase 1: Foundation (8/8 tasks) details
- [x] Phase 2: Core Mechanics (10/10 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 3: UI & Interaction (0/8 tasks) details
- [ ] Phase 4: Extension & Advanced (0/14 tasks) details
**Tool Call: Edit docs\progress\MASTER.md**
Status: Completed
Diff: D:\code\play\claude-code-book\docs\progress\MASTER.mdCurrent Status
- Phase: Phase 2 — Core Mechanics
- Phase: Phase 3 — UI & Interaction
- Active Task: CH10 (Custom Terminal UI Framework) — ready to start
- Last Updated: 2026-03-31
Next Steps
- CH10 (Ink Framework) — depends on CH04 ✓ — start Phase 3
- CH11 (REPL) after CH10 + CH05
- CH12 (Component Library) after CH10
- CH13 (Hooks Layer) after CH11
## Assistant
**Phase 2 全部完成！**
本轮新增 CH07 两个文件：
| 文件 | 核心内容 |
|------|----------|
| `第07章-权限与安全模型.md` | 7 种权限模式表、11 步决策引擎（Mermaid 图）、YoloClassifier、4 条 ask 路径、规则语法、settings.json 完整配置 |
| `Chapter-07-Permission-and-Security-Model.md` | 英文版，含 iron_gate 机制、acceptEdits fast-path、speculative 2s 竞赛详解 |
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**Phase 2 总结（10/10 完成）：**
| 章节 | 主题 |
|------|------|
| CH05 | Agent 循环引擎（7 条 continue 路径）|
| CH06 | 工具系统深度剖析（FileReadTool 解剖 + WordCountTool 骨架）|
| CH07 | 权限与安全模型（11 步决策 + YoloClassifier）|
| CH08 | 命令系统（3 种 Command + processUserInput 路由）|
| CH09 | QueryEngine 与 SDK 接口（submitMessage 序列图）|
**下一阶段：Phase 3 — UI & Interaction（CH10-CH13）**，从 CH10（自研 Ink 终端框架）开始，需要时说"继续"。