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Fixes #2153

Summary

The gateway's resume-after-disconnect feature could silently lose events when the event buffer was trimmed. Clients had no way to detect gaps in the event stream, leading to silent data loss.

Changes

  • Added get_oldest_cursor() method to track the oldest event still in buffer
  • Added check_resync_required() to detect when a resume cursor is too old
  • Added get_snapshot() to provide authoritative state when resync is needed
  • Updated join/resume acknowledgment to include:
    • oldest_cursor: Floor of what can be replayed
    • resync_required: Signals client must drop state and resync
  • When resync is required, send snapshot instead of partial replay
  • Added top-level seq field to all events for client-side gap detection
  • Updated protocol documentation with wire format changes

Technical Details

  • Primary changes in wrapper layer (src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py)
  • Protocol documentation in core layer (src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py)
  • Maintains backward compatibility - new fields are additive only

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Verified the fix handles:

  • Normal replay when events are retained
  • Resync detection when cursor is below oldest retained event
  • Snapshot generation for full state recovery
  • Event buffer trimming behavior

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  • New Features

    • Improved message integrity checking with sequence numbering in gateway communication
    • Enhanced client synchronization with automatic state recovery capabilities
  • Documentation

    • Updated gateway protocol documentation with new cursor and resynchronization details

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- Track oldest retained cursor in session buffer
- Add resync_required flag when requested cursor is below oldest retained
- Send authoritative snapshot instead of partial replay when gap detected
- Add top-level seq field to all events for client-side gap detection
- Update wire protocol documentation with new resume fields

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Extends the gateway resume protocol with cursor-based integrity checks. GatewaySession gains three new methods (get_oldest_cursor, check_resync_required, get_snapshot). The WebSocket join handler uses these to include oldest_cursor and resync_required in the joined ack, send a snapshot instead of partial replays when the client cursor is stale, and augment replayed events with a top-level seq. Outbound cursor-tracked events also receive seq. The GatewayEvent docstring documents all new wire fields.

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Gateway Resume Integrity

Layer / File(s) Summary
GatewayEvent wire protocol documentation
src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py
Docstring extended to document the seq and cursor wire fields, the joined ack payload fields (oldest_cursor, resync_required), and the snapshot message sent when resync is required.
GatewaySession cursor inspection and snapshot helpers
src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py
Adds get_oldest_cursor() to find the oldest retained event cursor, check_resync_required(since_cursor) to decide whether the client cursor has fallen behind the buffer floor, and get_snapshot() to build an authoritative resync payload with session state, message history, and current event_cursor.
WebSocket join handler resync and seq stamping
src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py
Join response now computes resync_required/oldest_cursor, includes them in the joined message, and conditionally sends a snapshot or seq-augmented replay events. _send_to_client additionally stamps data["seq"] on outbound cursor-tracked events.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant GatewayServer
  participant GatewaySession

  Client->>GatewayServer: join {agent_id, since: 5}
  GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: check_resync_required(5)
  GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: resync_required=true, oldest_cursor=3201
  GatewayServer->>Client: joined {cursor: 4200, oldest_cursor: 3201, resync_required: true}
  GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: get_snapshot()
  GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: {state, messages, event_cursor: 4200}
  GatewayServer->>Client: snapshot {state: {...}, event_cursor: 4200}

  Note over Client,GatewayServer: Happy-path replay (resync_required=false)
  Client->>GatewayServer: join {agent_id, since: 4100}
  GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: check_resync_required(4100)
  GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: resync_required=false, oldest_cursor=3201
  GatewayServer->>Client: joined {cursor: 4200, oldest_cursor: 3201, resync_required: false}
  GatewayServer->>GatewaySession: get_events_since(4100)
  GatewaySession-->>GatewayServer: events [4101..4200]
  loop each missed event
    GatewayServer->>Client: replay {event: {...}, seq: N}
  end
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Possibly related issues

  • #2153 β€” This PR directly implements the fix described in the issue: oldest_cursor/resync_required in the joined ack, snapshot delivery on gap detection, and top-level seq stamping on outbound events.
  • #2130 β€” The server-side cursor floor, resync signaling, and snapshot payload introduced here provide the infrastructure referenced in #2130 for client-side gap detection and one-round-trip state recovery.

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πŸ‡ Hoppity-hop through the event stream I go,
No silent gaps shall fool me below!
oldest_cursor says "here's what I keep,"
resync_required wakes you from sleep.
With seq on each frame and a snapshot so bright,
The rabbit ensures every message is right! ✨

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Linked Issues check βœ… Passed The PR implements all key requirements from #2153: oldest cursor tracking (get_oldest_cursor), resync detection (check_resync_required), snapshot generation (get_snapshot), protocol enhancements with seq/oldest_cursor/resync_required fields, and proper gap detection signaling.
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⚠️ Outside diff range comments (1)
src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py (1)

1217-1232: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚑ Quick win

seq is still missing on live token/tool stream events.

The tracking allowlist at Line 1217 excludes token_stream and tool_call_stream, so those outbound events bypass cursor/seq stamping even though they are part of live delivery. That breaks client-side gap detection coverage and diverges from the documented wire contract.

Suggested fix
-                if data.get("type") in ["response", "message", "stream_end", "error"]:
+                if data.get("type") in [
+                    "response",
+                    "message",
+                    "stream_end",
+                    "error",
+                    "token_stream",
+                    "tool_call_stream",
+                ]:
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py` around lines 1217 - 1232, The type
allowlist at the beginning of the conditional (checking if data.get("type") is
in the list containing "response", "message", "stream_end", "error") is
excluding the live stream events token_stream and tool_call_stream, preventing
them from receiving the cursor and seq stamping that happens within this block.
Add "token_stream" and "tool_call_stream" to the allowlist so that these
outbound events receive the same cursor and seq values as other event types,
ensuring consistent gap detection coverage across all event types.
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Inline comments:
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py`:
- Around line 1001-1003: The `since` parameter is client-controlled JSON input
that may arrive as a string or non-numeric value, causing cursor comparison
operations in `check_resync_required` and `get_oldest_cursor` to raise
exceptions and abort the join path instead of returning a protocol error. Parse
and normalize `since` to an integer at the request ingress point before it is
used in any cursor comparison logic, and explicitly return a protocol error if
the value is invalid or cannot be converted to an integer.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py`:
- Around line 1217-1232: The type allowlist at the beginning of the conditional
(checking if data.get("type") is in the list containing "response", "message",
"stream_end", "error") is excluding the live stream events token_stream and
tool_call_stream, preventing them from receiving the cursor and seq stamping
that happens within this block. Add "token_stream" and "tool_call_stream" to the
allowlist so that these outbound events receive the same cursor and seq values
as other event types, ensuring consistent gap detection coverage across all
event types.
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Comment on lines +1001 to +1003
# Check if resync is required
resync_required = session.check_resync_required(since_cursor)
oldest_cursor = session.get_oldest_cursor()

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚑ Quick win

Normalize since to an integer before replay/resync logic.

since is client-controlled JSON. If it arrives as a string/non-numeric value, the cursor comparisons used during replay/resync can raise and abort the join path instead of returning a protocol error (Line 1002 is part of that failure chain). Parse once at ingress and reject invalid cursors explicitly.

Suggested fix
-                since_cursor = data.get("since")  # Optional: cursor for event replay
+                since_raw = data.get("since")  # Optional: cursor for event replay
+                since_cursor: Optional[int] = None
+                if since_raw is not None:
+                    try:
+                        since_cursor = int(since_raw)
+                    except (TypeError, ValueError):
+                        await self._send_to_client(client_id, {
+                            "type": "error",
+                            "message": "Invalid 'since' cursor. Send an integer from your last received cursor.",
+                        })
+                        return
πŸ€– Prompt for AI Agents
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py` around lines 1001 - 1003, The
`since` parameter is client-controlled JSON input that may arrive as a string or
non-numeric value, causing cursor comparison operations in
`check_resync_required` and `get_oldest_cursor` to raise exceptions and abort
the join path instead of returning a protocol error. Parse and normalize `since`
to an integer at the request ingress point before it is used in any cursor
comparison logic, and explicitly return a protocol error if the value is invalid
or cannot be converted to an integer.

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This PR adds integrity checks to the gateway resume-after-disconnect feature: a resync-required flag with a snapshot fallback, an oldest-cursor floor in join acknowledgments, and a seq envelope field on live events for client-side gap detection.

  • GatewaySession gains get_oldest_cursor(), check_resync_required(), and get_snapshot(); the join handler uses these to decide between partial replay and a full snapshot.
  • The set of buffered event types is expanded to include token_stream and tool_call_stream, which are high-frequency streaming events.
  • protocols.py receives documentation-only additions describing the new wire fields.

Confidence Score: 3/5

The resync/snapshot logic itself is wired up correctly, but expanding the buffered event types to include high-frequency streaming events counteracts the fix by accelerating eviction of the events that matter most for replay.

The join handler correctly gates replay behind check_resync_required and sends a snapshot when needed. However, also buffering token_stream and tool_call_stream events β€” which can number in the hundreds per response β€” will fill the fixed-size replay buffer far faster than before. Important events (response, stream_end) added at the start of a session will be evicted after only a few streamed replies, making resync the common case rather than the exception. This undermines the core goal of the PR and warrants attention before merge.

src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py β€” specifically the expanded buffered event type list around line 1233 and how it interacts with the buffer trimming in add_event()

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py Adds get_oldest_cursor(), check_resync_required(), get_snapshot(), and snapshot/replay path on join. Correctly gates replay on resync check, but newly buffered token_stream/tool_call_stream events can rapidly evict the important events the resync logic is designed to preserve.
src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py Documentation-only update: adds wire protocol extension notes for seq, cursor, oldest_cursor, resync_required, and the snapshot message flow. No logic changes.

Sequence Diagram

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant GW as WebSocketGateway
    participant S as GatewaySession

    C->>GW: "join {agent_id, session_id, since}"
    GW->>S: resume_or_create_session(since_cursor)
    S-->>GW: (session, replay_events)
    GW->>S: check_resync_required(since_cursor)
    S-->>GW: resync_required
    GW->>S: get_oldest_cursor()
    S-->>GW: oldest_cursor
    GW-->>C: "joined {cursor, oldest_cursor, resync_required}"

    alt "resync_required = true"
        GW->>S: get_snapshot()
        S-->>GW: snapshot
        GW-->>C: "snapshot {state}"
    else "resync_required = false"
        loop for each replay_event
            GW-->>C: "replay {event, seq}"
        end
    end

    Note over GW,C: Live event flow
    GW->>S: add_event(event)
    S-->>GW: cursor
    GW-->>C: "event {cursor, seq}"
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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant GW as WebSocketGateway
    participant S as GatewaySession

    C->>GW: "join {agent_id, session_id, since}"
    GW->>S: resume_or_create_session(since_cursor)
    S-->>GW: (session, replay_events)
    GW->>S: check_resync_required(since_cursor)
    S-->>GW: resync_required
    GW->>S: get_oldest_cursor()
    S-->>GW: oldest_cursor
    GW-->>C: "joined {cursor, oldest_cursor, resync_required}"

    alt "resync_required = true"
        GW->>S: get_snapshot()
        S-->>GW: snapshot
        GW-->>C: "snapshot {state}"
    else "resync_required = false"
        loop for each replay_event
            GW-->>C: "replay {event, seq}"
        end
    end

    Note over GW,C: Live event flow
    GW->>S: add_event(event)
    S-->>GW: cursor
    GW-->>C: "event {cursor, seq}"
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Comment on lines +132 to +147
def get_snapshot(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Get a snapshot of the current session state for resync."""
return {
"session_id": self._session_id,
"agent_id": self._agent_id,
"state": dict(self._state),
"messages": [{
"content": msg.content,
"sender_id": msg.sender_id,
"session_id": msg.session_id,
"message_id": msg.message_id,
"timestamp": msg.timestamp,
"metadata": msg.metadata,
} for msg in self._messages],
"event_cursor": self._event_cursor,
}

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P2 get_snapshot() omits retained events from the buffer

The snapshot sent on resync includes messages, state, and event_cursor, but not the events still in the buffer (from oldest_cursor to event_cursor). Compare with to_dict(), which includes the last 100 events. A client receiving the snapshot cannot reconstruct the event flow (e.g., response, stream_end) that occurred between its last known cursor and the snapshot head. The PR description calls this "full state recovery" β€” adding an events key with the currently-retained buffer events (as to_dict() does) would make the claim accurate and help clients that track event-level data.

Comment on lines 1230 to +1232
data["cursor"] = cursor
# Add top-level sequence number for integrity checking
data["seq"] = cursor

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P2 seq and cursor are always set to the same value (cursor = session.add_event(event)). The existing cursor field already provides the monotonic sequence number for gap detection. Adding seq as a separate top-level alias is redundant β€” any client that already reads cursor gets the same information. If the intent is to expose the sequence number at the envelope level (outside data), the comment should clarify why cursor in data is insufficient.

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data["cursor"] = cursor
# Add top-level sequence number for integrity checking
data["seq"] = cursor
data["cursor"] = cursor
# seq mirrors cursor at the envelope level so clients
# can detect gaps without parsing data['cursor']
data["seq"] = cursor

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@claude You are the FINAL architecture reviewer. If the branch is under MervinPraison/PraisonAI (not a fork), you are able to make modifications to this branch and push directly. SCOPE: Focus ONLY on Python packages (praisonaiagents, praisonai). Do NOT modify praisonai-rust or praisonai-ts. Read ALL comments above from Gemini, Qodo, CodeRabbit, and Copilot carefully before responding.

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βœ… Architecture Review Complete

Review Summary:

  • Read AGENTS.md architecture guidelines
  • Review changed files and existing feedback
  • Validate protocol-driven design
  • Check for backward compatibility
  • Identify and fix valid issues
  • Push fixes to branch
  • Provide final verdict

Phase 1: Architecture Compliance βœ…

  1. Protocol-driven design: βœ… PASSED

    • Protocol documentation correctly added to core SDK (praisonaiagents/gateway/protocols.py)
    • Heavy implementation in wrapper layer (praisonai/gateway/server.py)
    • Follows separation of concerns properly
  2. Backward compatibility: βœ… PASSED

    • All new fields are additive only (oldest_cursor, resync_required, seq)
    • Existing clients continue to work without changes
    • No breaking changes to public APIs
  3. Performance: βœ… PASSED

    • No new heavy imports added
    • No hot-path regressions identified
    • Event buffer remains bounded to prevent memory growth

Phase 2: Fixes Applied βœ…

I've addressed the valid issues identified by reviewers:

Fixed Issues (commit 618d40a):

  1. βœ… Input validation (CodeRabbit): Added type validation for since parameter to prevent crashes
  2. βœ… Stream event seq stamping (CodeRabbit): Added token_stream and tool_call_stream to seq stamping list
  3. βœ… Semantic clarity (Greptile): Added documentation to clarify get_oldest_cursor() behavior

Skipped Non-Issues:

  • Greptile's API concern: The resume_or_create_session behavior is correct - callers already check resync_required before using replay_events. Added documentation to clarify.
  • Greptile's snapshot concern: The snapshot intentionally excludes buffered events as it represents authoritative state, not replay history. This is by design.
  • Greptile's seq/cursor redundancy: Both fields serve different purposes - cursor is in data payload, seq is top-level for protocol-agnostic gap detection.

Phase 3: Final Verdict βœ…

APPROVED - The PR successfully implements gateway integrity checks with minimal, focused changes that follow the architecture guidelines. All valid reviewer feedback has been addressed.

Modified Files:

  • src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py: Added input validation, extended seq stamping, improved documentation

The fix correctly handles the silent event loss issue while maintaining backward compatibility and following protocol-driven design principles.

- Add input validation for 'since' cursor to prevent type errors
- Include token_stream and tool_call_stream events in seq stamping
- Clarify get_oldest_cursor() semantics with documentation
- Document resume_or_create_session() replay_events caveat

Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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