fix(claude-code): harden CLI resolution and setup-error classification - #6002
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A macOS app launched from Finder inherits launchd's minimal PATH (/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin), not the login shell's, so the native installer location (~/.local/bin) is invisible to it. `resolve_binary` looked only at PATH, so a working install reported `NotInstalled` in the shipped app while the same build launched from a terminal worked — the failure mode is entirely invisible to whoever is debugging it. Probe the documented install locations (native installer, npm-global, Homebrew, bun, volta, pnpm) when PATH misses, then fall back to asking the login shell. A shell *function* named `claude` makes `command -v` print the function body, so anything that is not an existing file is discarded rather than handed to Command::new. Second half: that error reached the user as "Something went wrong… report it on Discord". The provider's message is already the fix and the machine is the user's to repair, so classify `[claude-code] \`claude\` CLI` failures as a non-retryable `provider_setup` and show them verbatim. Verified: with `env -i PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin`, `inference test_provider_model --provider claude-code:claude-opus-5` now returns a reply instead of "CLI not installed".
Gauntlet review of the previous two fixes, across three rounds and a cross-vendor pass. Five defects survived refutation: - A spawn failure at turn time carried no marker, so a CLI that vanished between the version probe and the turn produced the generic "report it on Discord" copy — the exact bug the marker exists to fix. Only NotFound/PermissionDenied claim it: ETXTBSY and EAGAIN are transient, and calling them a broken install would both misdirect the user and suppress the retry that would have worked. - The classifier matched its marker with an unanchored `find`, so any error that merely quoted the phrase — a model echoing it back, a tool result carrying it — was classified as this machine's install being broken, and non-retryably so. It is anchored to the front, or to the provider's own wrapper, now. - The login-shell fallback ran unbounded. An rc file that blocks on a prompt or a slow network hung provider construction with no diagnostic. It is time-boxed to 2s. - Worse, it ran on EVERY turn build: `probe()` is uncached and `TurnModelSource::build` is sync all the way down, so each turn blocked a tokio worker and abandoned a thread plus a shell process, unbounded. The shell answer is now resolved once per process. - `turn_timeout`'s parse rules had no test; `parse_turn_timeout` is split out so they can be exercised without mutating the environment. Deleting the login-shell fallback outright was tried first and reverted: it is the only thing that resolves an nvm/asdf/mise layout, so dropping it would have regressed users who could resolve the CLI before. Seven tests added, including the two that pin the reasoning rather than the happy path: a quoted marker must not classify as a setup failure, and a shell that never answers must be abandoned rather than waited on.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughClaude Code binary discovery now preserves outdated candidates, bounds subprocess probes, and searches user installation paths. Turn execution validates inputs and startup failures. Web chat exposes local CLI failures as non-retryable ChangesClaude Code provider behavior
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…version resolution The sandbox-exec failure detection was too broad, matching generic permission or file-not-found errors that Claude itself could emit after starting normally. The function now requires the stderr to contain both "sandbox-exec" and "execvp" along with the specific CLI path, reducing false positives. Additionally, the version resolution for well-known install paths now probes each candidate with `--version` before accepting it, preventing stale or broken installations from being selected. The login shell probe was also refactored to use non-blocking process management with a proper timeout loop, improving reliability and testability. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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…group handling The version probe now rejects Claude Code installations that are older than the minimum required version, preventing use of incompatible CLI versions. The probe also sets a separate process group on Unix so that timeout kills can terminate the entire process tree, and propagates the driver's PATH when probing so that the version check can find shared libraries or helper binaries that the driver itself relies on. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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…r version check Extract the timeout-and-kill loop into a reusable `bounded_child_output` function that collects stdout and stderr via background threads, preventing inherited pipes from blocking the deadline. Change `well_known_install` to remember the first outdated candidate and fall back to it only when no current candidate is found, rather than skipping outdated versions entirely. Pipe stderr in the login shell probe so its output is available for diagnostics. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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The `stdout.take(usize::MAX as u64)` and `stderr.take(usize::MAX as u64)` calls were redundant because the streams were already taken from the child process and wrapped in `Option`. This change removes the unnecessary `take` calls and makes the variables mutable to allow direct reading, simplifying the code without altering behavior. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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When a version-manager install of the Claude CLI is available, it should be preferred over an older fixed-path install even when the latter was found first. The version check now probes the shell-resolved candidate and returns it if the version is sufficient, otherwise falls back to the fixed-path install. Additionally, the probe output reader now caps memory consumption to 16 KiB to prevent a broken executable from exhausting memory, while still fully draining the pipe so the child process does not block. The error classification for the web chat also now recognizes failures wrapped by the tinyagents harness, ensuring they are correctly identified as provider setup errors. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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…e exists When searching for a well-known Claude Code installation, the resolver previously only considered binaries with an outdated version as a fallback. This change also tracks binaries that are present but whose version could not be determined, and uses one of those as a last resort when no outdated binary is found. Additionally, a new test module for part 05 tests is registered. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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…ads are joined The login shell lookup now takes the last non-empty output line instead of the first, so that shell banner messages printed before the actual path are ignored. The bounded child output function now joins the stdout and stderr reader threads before returning, preventing resource leaks and ensuring all output is consumed before the child process handle is dropped. On Windows, the process tree is terminated with taskkill when a probe times out. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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| let mut child = cmd | ||
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| .map_err(|e| anyhow::anyhow!("failed to spawn `claude`: {e}"))?; | ||
| .map_err(|e| spawn_error(e.kind(), &ctx.bin_path, &e))?; |
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Separate cwd failures before marking CLI setup
When project_dir already exists but lacks execute/traverse permission, create_dir_all and is_dir can both succeed, while Command::spawn() fails with PermissionDenied during its internal chdir. This mapper then blames ctx.bin_path, emits a non-retryable provider_setup error, and hides a potentially recoverable workspace-permission problem. Fresh evidence is that the new preflight checks verify only existence and file type, not whether the directory can be entered; distinguish the cwd error before applying the CLI marker. This affects the shipped desktop core on all supported platforms.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L28-L36
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| Ok(o) => o, | ||
| .stdout(std::process::Stdio::piped()) | ||
| .stderr(std::process::Stdio::piped()); | ||
| let output = match bounded_child_output(command, VERSION_PROBE_TIMEOUT, &path) { |
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Create a process group for the authoritative probe
When the authoritative claude --version command hangs after spawning a descendant that inherits stdout or stderr, this command has no Unix setpgid hook, although bounded_child_output assumes one and tries kill(-child.id(), ...) at the deadline. That group kill therefore misses, child.kill() terminates only the direct process, and joining the pipe readers can still block indefinitely on the descendant. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier timeout report is that process-group setup was added to the fallback and login-shell commands but omitted from this authoritative probe; apply it here as well for the shipped macOS and Linux targets.
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| Ok(read) if bytes.len() < cap => { | ||
| let keep = (cap - bytes.len()).min(read); | ||
| bytes.extend_from_slice(&buffer[..keep]); |
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Retain the tail of capped login-shell output
When a login profile writes more than 16 KiB to stdout before command -v claude runs, this cap preserves only the beginning of the stream and discards the command's final path. login_shell_lookup_with then parses the last retained banner fragment and rejects an otherwise valid version-manager installation. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier banner-output issue is the newly added prefix-only cap; keep the tail, or capture the command result on a separate delimited channel, so Finder/Dock discovery still works with verbose profiles.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L28-L32
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closing due to large number of merge conflicts |
Summary
Adversarial review (three rounds of reviewers + refuters, plus a cross-vendor pass) of the two preceding claude-code fixes. Five defects survived refutation and are fixed here.
Stacked on #5994 and #5996 — it carries both of their commits because the
driver.rschanges build on them. Review this one last.Changes
NotFound/PermissionDeniedclaim it:ETXTBSY(binary being rewritten) andEAGAIN(fork pressure) are transient, and calling them a broken install would both misdirect the user and suppress the retry that would have worked.find. Any error that merely quoted the phrase — a model echoing it back, a tool result carrying it — was classified as this machine's install being broken, non-retryably. Now anchored to the front, or to the provider's ownmap_model_errorwrapper.probe()is uncached andTurnModelSource::buildis sync all the way down, so each turn blocked a tokio worker for the full budget and abandoned a thread plus a shell process — unbounded, for the life of the app. The shell answer is now resolved once per process;PATHand the well-known directories are still re-probed every turn, so a normal install landing mid-session is still picked up without a restart.turn_timeout's parse rules had no test.parse_turn_timeout(Option<&str>)is split out so they can be exercised without mutating the environment (an env-mutating test races every other test in the binary).Deleting the login-shell fallback outright was tried first and reverted: it is the only thing that resolves an nvm/asdf/mise layout, so dropping it would have regressed users who could resolve the CLI before.
API or behavior changes
Behaviour only. A transient spawn failure now stays retryable instead of being reported as a setup problem; a quoted marker no longer misclassifies. No public API change.
Validation
cargo test --lib --features "$(bash scripts/ci/product-features.sh)" -- claude_code web_chat→ 221 passed, 0 failed.cargo fmt -- --check→ clean.--libsuite: one pre-existing failure,agent::git_attribution::tests::hook_adds_openhuman_trailer_without_disabling_repository_hook, which also fails onmainwith these changes stashed — untouched here.Tests
Seven added. The two that pin the reasoning rather than the happy path:
a_quoted_marker_inside_an_unrelated_error_is_not_a_setup_failure— fails if the anchoring regresses to a substring search.a_blocking_login_shell_is_abandoned_rather_than_waited_on— points the probe at a shell that never returns and asserts it gives up.Plus
only_permanent_spawn_failures_claim_the_setup_marker,turn_timeout_defaults_when_unset_or_unparseable,turn_timeout_rejects_zero_and_honours_a_real_override,a_spawn_failure_at_turn_time_is_also_a_setup_failure,an_unusable_cli_is_a_setup_failure.Checklist
#[allow(...)],#[ignore], or relaxed lints.envcontents in the diff or the descriptionSummary by CodeRabbit
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