FIRE-1896 | gemini-cli agent-ids support - #35
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…nt-id A Gemini subagent's own hook events are shape-identical to the main agent's: createBaseInput emits only session_id / transcript_path / cwd / hook_event_name / timestamp, and none of them names the delegation that is running. Its tool calls therefore persisted with no attribution at all, while only the delegation report carried a name. Gemini's own transcript records do name it, and the rule is bookkeeping rather than timing: a delegation appears in the per-session subagent directory when it STARTS and in the parent transcript when it ENDS, so started-minus-finished is what is running. The remaining UUID is the subagent's session id, which is also the vendor agentId upstream stamps on the completed invoke_agent record, so it is a real per-instance id rather than a slug two concurrent runs would share. No timestamp of any kind is read or compared. An earlier design selected the live delegation by mtime, which would have made correctness depend on filesystem timestamp resolution. The POSTed body stays byte-for-byte the bytes read from stdin. The payload is parsed into a local for inspection only; everything derived travels as a header, and the tests assert body identity against the raw inbound bytes on every attribution case. Sends only the id. The agent name is already inside the relayed bytes on the one event that has one, and the backend reads it from there. Every failure path yields no header, never a wrong id: concurrent delegations, a missing directory, an unreadable or oversized parent, a delegation recorded without an agentId (matched by its prompt instead), or an id that would not be header-safe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GeminiHook->>SubagentRecords: resolve eligible invoke_agent attribution
SubagentRecords-->>GeminiHook: validated identifier or none
GeminiHook->>RogueServer: relay unchanged bytes with optional header
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292-297: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRestrict the prompt fallback to records that carry no
agentId.
delegatedPromptscollects prompts from everyinvoke_agentrecord, including records that already carryagentId. Those delegations are retired by the substring test at line 366, so their prompts add no information. They can only remove a candidate: if the same agent is invoked twice with the same prompt, the finished run's prompt matches the live run's file,livebecomes empty, and no header is sent.The fallback exists only for records recorded without
agentId. Collecting just those prompts keeps the fallback and removes the collision.♻️ Proposed narrowing
for (const call of record?.toolCalls ?? []) { const prompt = call?.args?.prompt; - if (call?.name === "invoke_agent" && typeof prompt === "string" && prompt) { + // Records WITH an agentId are already retired by the substring test, and + // a reused prompt would then suppress a genuinely live delegation. + if ( + call?.name === "invoke_agent" && + !call?.agentId && + typeof prompt === "string" && + prompt + ) { out.push(JSON.stringify(prompt).slice(1, -1)); } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@plugins/gemini/scripts/hook.mjs`:
- Around line 313-321: Update hasDelegatedPrompt to parse the transcript through
the first user record rather than limiting inspection to CANDIDATE_HEAD_BYTES,
then test that record’s content for the delegated prompts. Add a fixture
covering a preamble larger than 64 KiB and verify delegation is still detected
and resolved correctly.
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In `@plugins/gemini/scripts/hook.mjs`:
- Around line 292-297: Restrict the prompt collection loop around
delegatedPrompts to records without an agentId, while preserving the existing
invoke_agent name and non-empty string prompt checks. Do not add prompts from
records that already identify an agent, so the fallback only uses unassigned
delegation records.
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The running subagent is resolved and sent as x-rogue-agent-id in this branch, so installs in the field need a new version to pull it. gemini-extension.json is the only version file for this plugin - there is no Gemini marketplace manifest - and scripts/plugin-versions.sh reads it for the release versions.json. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…vent The live set — subagent files present minus delegations the parent records as finished — says which delegations are UNFINISHED. It was being read as which agent fired the event, and those are not the same thing, because the main agent keeps running tools inside that window: - invoke_agent is parallelizable, and the scheduler executes a maximal run of parallelizable calls together. A batch of [invoke_agent, shell] runs the shell alongside the delegation, and the shell's AfterTool fires while the delegation is live. - The parent's completion record, the only "finished" marker, is written once per MODEL RESPONSE after the whole scheduler run resolves, not once per batch. A response whose calls split into several batches (any edit tool forces a split) leaves the delegation live for every later batch, BeforeTool included. Either one hands a main-agent run_shell_command or replace the subagent's UUID — a false attribution in an audit trail, which is the one outcome this design said it would never produce. The header's "ONE ASSUMPTION" (that the completion record lands before the main agent's next tool hook) held for the subagent's own loop, which records per turn, and not for the main agent's. Nothing in the payload separates the two: LocalAgentExecutor hands the subagent the parent's Config and geminiClient, so createBaseInput reads session_id and transcript_path off the PARENT for a subagent's tool hook. A subagent's BeforeTool and the main agent's are byte-comparable. So the tag is now sent on `AfterTool invoke_agent` alone — a delegation event by its tool_name, which no main-agent tool call can wear. Per-tool attribution needs a signal upstream does not emit; it cannot be inferred here. Also: delegatedPrompts now collects only records that LACK an agentId. A record that has one is already resolved by the substring test on the id, so its prompt added nothing to `finished` and only widened what the prompt fallback matched — rerun a prompt and the OLD completed record marked the NEW live delegation finished, dropping the header for a delegation plainly running. What remains is a prompt whose delegation errored/cancelled, the one case with no id to match. Identical reruns there still fail open to no header, which is the safe direction and is now stated as such. Both are regression-tested, and both new tests fail against the previous hook.mjs. Citations re-verified against Gemini CLI 0.58.0. tests/test_hook_mjs.mjs was never run by CI — the file existed and nothing invoked it — so validate.yml now runs it, on the node 20 the job already pins. Its server also recorded ANY inbound request as the event POST, so the log shipper's /hooks/logs POST could overwrite the event under load and fail the byte-identity assert; it now records the event endpoint only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Do we expect JSON parsing errors? If so, maybe we better log them out?
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Ditto about JSON paring error handling
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A Gemini subagent's own hook events are shape-identical to the main agent's: createBaseInput emits only session_id / transcript_path / cwd / hook_event_name / timestamp, and none of them names the delegation that is running. Its tool calls therefore persisted with no attribution at all, while only the delegation report carried a name.
Gemini's own transcript records do name it, and the rule is bookkeeping rather than timing: a delegation appears in the per-session subagent directory when it STARTS and in the parent transcript when it ENDS, so started-minus-finished is what is running. The remaining UUID is the subagent's session id, which is also the vendor agentId upstream stamps on the completed invoke_agent record, so it is a real per-instance id rather than a slug two concurrent runs would share.
No timestamp of any kind is read or compared. An earlier design selected the live delegation by mtime, which would have made correctness depend on filesystem timestamp resolution.
The POSTed body stays byte-for-byte the bytes read from stdin. The payload is parsed into a local for inspection only; everything derived travels as a header, and the tests assert body identity against the raw inbound bytes on every attribution case.
Sends only the id. The agent name is already inside the relayed bytes on the one event that has one, and the backend reads it from there.
Every failure path yields no header, never a wrong id: concurrent delegations, a missing directory, an unreadable or oversized parent, a delegation recorded without an agentId (matched by its prompt instead), or an id that would not be header-safe.
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