feat(resume): remote persistence & transport picker (--persist / --via) by bdelanghe · Pull Request #146 · empathic/toolpath

bdelanghe · 2026-07-24T16:07:07Z

Follow-up to #145 (path resume --remote). Adds a persistence + transport picker so a remote-resumed session can survive SSH drops and (later) ride faster transports.

⚠️ Stacked on #145 — review that first. This branch descends from #145's remote-resume work, so until #145 merges the diff below includes those commits; once #145 lands it shrinks to just the persistence-picker changes.

What it adds

--persist <backend> — wrap the remote launch in a detachable session so it survives disconnects: tmux, zellij, abduco, dtach, shpool, or plain (no persistence). --tmux becomes a deprecated alias for --persist tmux.
--via <transport> — ssh (default), with mosh and et seams reserved (et errors as not-yet-supported; validated early).
Availability-aware: ExecStrategy::remote_which probes the target over SSH for installed backends; persist_candidates/preferred_backend pick the best available so it degrades gracefully instead of failing at launch.
Per-backend launch plans (persist_plan): direct-wrap backends (tmux/zellij/abduco/dtach) build the full run command; shpool is attach-only with a post-note telling you to run the command yourself. Session names are sanitized.
Wired end-to-end through run_remote: probe → ship (SFTP) → persist-wrapped launch.

Still host does all the toolpath work; the target needs only sshd + the harness, plus whichever persistence/transport binary you ask for (not path).

Testing

cargo clippy -D warnings clean; 62 cmd_resume unit tests + 13 resume integration tests pass, including per-backend persist_plan, exhaustive PersistBackend::describe() coverage, resolve_persist_flag conflict rejection, the remote_which probe, and preferred_backend selection.

Versioning

path-cli 0.17.0 → 0.18.0 (new --persist/--via surface).

Docs

docs/agents/remote-resume-targets.md (verified exe.dev + Sprite runbook) and docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-23-remote-persistence-picker-design.md (four-layer model, transport landscape) ride along.

Stack (review bottom-up): #141 empty-seed → #142 opencode test isolation → #145 path resume --remote → this (persistence & transport picker).

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Claude Code streams an assistant message as several JSONL lines — the first an empty "seed" (text: "") superseded by the real-text line, both sharing one message.id. The projector wrote that seed back as content:[{"type":"text","text":""}], an API-invalid message: on the next turn of a *resumed* session Claude replays the whole transcript and Anthropic rejects the empty text block with 400 messages: text content blocks must be non-empty so a resumed session couldn't take a second turn. The projector now skips any assistant turn with no text, thinking, tool-uses, delegations, or file-mutations (and no attached tool-result events), re-linking the following turn's parentUuid to the dropped seed's parent via the existing parent_rewrites machinery so the uuid chain stays intact. The group token total is re-expanded onto the surviving line as before. Verified end-to-end by re-exporting a real captured session: empty text blocks 1 -> 0, chain re-linked past the seed. toolpath-claude 0.12.0 -> 0.12.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Dispatch a resume to a remote host that has `path` installed, over SSH. The host builds an `ssh` invocation and hands off; the remote does the resolve, harness pick, projection, and exec. Host/remote arg split: - `--remote` is the only host-side arg (never forwarded — would recurse) - every other arg (input, --harness, --cwd, --no-cache, --force, --url) is forwarded into the far-side `path resume` - `--harness` is required with `--remote`: the remote picker has no TTY over a non-interactive SSH session, and the host can't pick either (v0 never resolves the doc locally), so fail fast on the host Toward empathic#140. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

`path resume --remote` now probes `ssh host 'path --version'` before the interactive handoff and echoes `host path: <X> / remote path: <Y>`. This confirms SSH is reachable and `path` is installed remotely; a failed probe aborts with a clear error instead of dropping the user into a doomed session. Adds a `capture` method to the `ExecStrategy` seam (RealExec runs the command and returns trimmed stdout; RecordingExec records probes and can simulate a failing probe) so both the probe and the dispatch stay testable without touching a real host. Toward empathic#140. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

v1 replaces v0's forward-the-ref mechanism. Instead of the remote resolving the document from Pathbase, the host now resolves it locally and ships the hydrated JSON, so the remote needs only `path` + the target harness installed — no Pathbase access. Flow (run_remote): 1. resolve + validate the doc on the host (fail fast on bad/non-agent input, before touching SSH); 2. version preflight `ssh host 'path --version'` (echo + abort on failure, unchanged from the prior commit); 3. stage the JSON via `ssh host 'cat > /tmp/toolpath-resume-<uuid>.json'` piped on stdin — best-effort cleanup (execvp precludes a trailing rm); 4. execvp interactive `ssh -t host 'path resume <tempfile> --harness X [-C cwd]'` so the remote harness gets a real terminal. Only --cwd forwards alongside the staged file; the resolution-only flags (--no-cache/--force/--url) are moot once the doc is a local file on the remote and are dropped. ExecStrategy gains `pipe` (stdin staging) alongside `capture`; RecordingExec records staged bytes so the whole probe→stage→dispatch sequence is testable without a real host. Verified end-to-end against the real binary: resolves a Pathbase URL, probes, and errors clearly when the remote is unreachable. Toward empathic#140. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The opencode `PathResolver` prefers `$XDG_DATA_HOME` over `$HOME` when locating `opencode.db`. `ScopedHome` only pinned `$HOME`, so on a machine that sets `$XDG_DATA_HOME` (common on Linux; set on this dev box) the opencode resume test escaped its sandbox: it seeded — and the projector wrote into — the *real* user database. The seed's `CREATE TABLE` then hit the already-populated real DB and failed with "table project already exists" (green in CI where XDG is unset, red locally), and a fresh-DB run would silently mutate the user's live opencode data. Pin `$XDG_DATA_HOME` to `<tempdir>/.local/share` in ScopedHome (restored on drop) so every harness — opencode included — stays sandboxed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Replace the v1 temp-file staging (`ssh 'cat > /tmp/…'` + remote `path resume <tempfile>`) with a single pipe into `path p incept claude` on the remote, then launch `claude -r <id>` directly over an interactive `ssh -t`. The host computes the session id locally: it's a pure function of the document (the projector takes it verbatim from the conversation view), so host and remote projecting the same bytes agree — new `cmd_export::claude_session_id` pins that. Claude-only for now; other harnesses error clearly before any SSH. `--cwd` does double duty as incept's --project dir and the launch's cd target; absent, both default to the remote ssh cwd ($HOME). Deletes remote_temp_path / remote_staged_command / harness_value. Verified live against a local sshd sandbox: version echo, incept writes the session under the remote ~/.claude/projects keyed on -C, host and remote ids identical, correct `ssh -t … claude -r` launch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Resuming into a fresh directory is the normal case, but incept canonicalizes its --project path and bailed when the dir didn't exist on the remote. Prefix the hydrate command with `mkdir -p`. Verified live: `--remote … -C /tmp/somewhere` with no such dir now incepts and launches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The good version from the roadmap: the host resolves AND projects the Claude session fully in memory (`cmd_export::claude_session_jsonl`), probes the remote with plain `pwd` (reachability + default launch dir), ships the finished JSONL straight into `$HOME/.claude/projects/<sanitized-cwd>/<id>.jsonl` via the existing ssh pipe, and launches `claude -r <id>` over an interactive `ssh -t`. The remote needs only sshd and the harness — no `path`, no Pathbase, no temp files. The project-dir key mirrors Claude Code's sanitization; a unit test pins it against toolpath-claude's PathResolver so the two can't drift. Replaces the v2 incept flow (claude_session_id → claude_session_jsonl, remote_incept_command → remote_ship_command + claude_project_dir_name). Verified live against the sshd sandbox: probe echo, 150KB JSONL landed under the remote's ~/.claude/projects keyed on -C, correct launch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

v2's incept created the cwd as a side effect; v3's ship only creates the Claude projects dir, so `cd '<cwd>'` failed on a fresh remote directory. Create it in the launch command. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…trings Replace the composed remote shell commands (`pwd`, `mkdir -p … && cat > …`) with typed libssh2 SFTP calls, matching the repo's git2-over-shelling-out ethos. ExecStrategy loses capture/pipe and gains remote_home / remote_mkdirs / remote_write against a parsed SshTarget (new parse_ssh_url; ssh_invocation_tty rebuilt on it). The preflight is now an SFTP realpath of the remote home (first remote touch → reachability/auth errors surface there, agent auth with a clear ssh-add hint); the session file and a pinned --cwd are created over SFTP. The only remaining remote shell string is the interactive launch (`cd <cwd> && claude -r <id>`), which stays on the real ssh binary because it needs the user's TTY and ssh config. RecordingExec now records typed values (targets, dirs, path+bytes) instead of shell strings. Adds ssh2 to the workspace. Verified live against the sshd sandbox: agent auth, home resolved, JSONL written and launch dir created over SFTP, correct launch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…transport Two real-world fixes from testing against an exe.dev VM: 1. libssh2 reads no ssh config, so agent auth authenticated with whatever key the agent listed first — and key-pinned hosts (exe.dev identifies the account BY the key) routed the session to an unregistered identity. The transport now natively parses the HostName/User/Port/IdentityFile subset of ~/.ssh/config (Host blocks, */?/! globs, first-value-wins, ~ expansion — no new deps beyond base64; ssh2-config was rejected for hard-depending on git2 0.20), matches configured identities against the agent by public-key blob, and only falls back to any-key agent auth. 2. Servers whose SFTP channel won't open get an SCP-protocol upload (libssh2 scp_send) plus a minimal exec channel for pwd/mkdir -p — still no external binaries. Connections are now bounded (connect and per-op timeouts) and cached per target instead of re-dialing, and exec exit codes are trusted only when there's no output (some minimal sshds report bogus statuses). Verified live against a real exe.dev VM end-to-end: correct identity picked, home resolved, session shipped, and launched on the VM. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…rom harness table - `--tmux` (requires --remote) wraps the remote launch in `tmux new-session -A -s path-<id> '…'` so the session survives SSH disconnects and can be detached; `-A` re-attaches on a re-run. - `remote_launch_command` now derives binary+argv from the same per-harness invocation table the local resume uses (name() + argv_for) instead of hardcoding `claude -r`, so the two can't drift when more harnesses go remote. - New `shell_quote` quotes only when needed, keeping the echoed recipe human-readable. Verified live against the exe.dev VM: correct tmux launch line issued. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Per the release checklist: crate version, workspace dep entry, site/_data/crates.json, and a CHANGELOG section covering --remote (host-side projection + libssh2 SFTP/SCP transport, ssh_config-aware auth) and --tmux (detachable remote sessions). CLAUDE.md's resume bullet now documents both flags. Site builds 11 pages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Six findings from the branch review: - **auth misroute (normal):** authenticate() no longer falls back to any-key agent auth when IdentityFile(s) are configured or IdentitiesOnly is set — pinned-but-failed auth now errors instead of silently trying an arbitrary agent key (the exact misroute the config parsing exists to prevent). Also parse IdentitiesOnly and fix the `Key = value` (padded `=`) split that mangled IdentityFile paths. - **path traversal (normal):** validate the projected Claude session id (`[A-Za-z0-9_-]`, ≤128, no leading dot) at the write chokepoints (claude_session_jsonl + write_into_claude_project) so a malicious third-party doc can't escape the session dir over SFTP or locally. - **--cwd misroute (normal):** normalize the remote cwd (trailing slash / `.` / `..` / relative-to-home) to the absolute path the remote shell lands on, so the host's project-dir key matches what remote Claude derives from getcwd. Used for both the shipped-file key and the launch `cd`. - **known_hosts (nit):** verify the server host key against ~/.ssh/known_hosts before shipping the transcript (the SFTP upload precedes the interactive ssh's own check); abort on mismatch, accept-new on first contact. - **chain root (nit):** the empty-seed drop now records a rewrite even for a rootless seed (parent_rewrites value is Option), so a surviving child inherits None instead of dangling on the never-emitted seed id. - **stale docstring (nit):** rewrite run_remote's v2 doc to v3 and drop the link to the renamed claude_session_id (fixes cargo doc warnings). New unit tests for each; full workspace green, cargo doc -D warnings clean, re-verified live against the exe.dev VM (incl. trailing-slash --cwd now shipping to the correct project dir). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Some sshds authenticate a key at the transport layer but answer every command with a notice instead of running it — e.g. exe.dev replies `Please complete registration by running: ssh exe.dev` for a key not yet bound to an account. Without a check that banner became a session path component and failed deep in the file ship. validate_remote_home requires a single-line absolute path, failing early with the offending output and a hint about unregistered keys. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…resume # Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # CLAUDE.md # Cargo.toml

…s session_chain) Main bumped toolpath-claude to 0.12.1 for `ClaudeConvo::session_chain`; the merge silently unified that with this branch's empty-seed fix, which also claimed 0.12.1. Give the empty-seed fix its own 0.12.2 so the two changes don't collide on one version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… review) Same cleanup the empathic#141 reviewer asked for, applied here where the projector's seed-drop check lives in its improved (root-of-chain) form: promote the intrinsic predicate to Turn::is_content_empty() on toolpath-convo and keep the tool-result-events check at the call site. toolpath-convo 0.11.1 → 0.12.0 (additive), with a unit test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…and (direct-wrap backends)

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…eserved) Adds Transport enum with Ssh, Mosh, Et variants (derives Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, clap::ValueEnum) and launch_invocation function that: - Ssh: delegates to existing ssh_invocation_tty(remote, remote_cmd, true) - Mosh/Et: return anyhow::bail with "not yet supported" message Includes test_launch_invocation_ssh_and_deferred_transports validating the behavior. Task 9 will wire launch_invocation into the remote resume flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Add pure functions for Task 9: - persist_candidates: assembles DISPLAY_ORDER filtered to available + Plain - preferred_backend: picks first of [Tmux, Zellij, Abduco, Dtach] or Plain Test: persist_candidates_and_preference passes (available {dtach,zellij} → candidates [Zellij, Dtach, Plain], preferred Zellij; empty → [Plain], preferred Plain; {tmux,shpool} → preferred Tmux). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Captures the four-layer model (reachability/connection-survival/session-survival/ workspace) and the tool landscape behind --persist and --via: tmux/zellij/shpool/ abduco/dtach, mosh/et/ssh3, tailscale/wireguard/cloudflare/teleport, and the libssh2 ProxyCommand ship limitation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…rent rebase The design spec (2026-07-23-remote-persistence-picker-design.md) and the exe.dev/Sprite targets runbook were committed earlier on this branch but dropped when the branch was rebased by concurrent work. Restored from the dangling commits (5a796a6, 42086c4). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…y; sanitize session name Reorders run_remote so the persistence backend is resolved before the session file ships, and makes a remote_which probe failure fall back to Plain instead of aborting a resume that previously never needed an exec channel. Validates --via up front so mosh/et bail before any remote side effects. Sanitizes the multiplexer/session name (and the dtach socket path) to [A-Za-z0-9_-] so a crafted session id can't steer the zellij layout file write. Drops the misleading close_on_exit mention from the zellij layout comment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Assert describe() for every variant (Plain/Tmux/Abduco/Dtach/Zellij/ Shpool) and that each blurb leads with the backend's name; length-check against DISPLAY_ORDER so a new backend can't be added without a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…nd --via et gating Three end-to-end run_remote tests that the per-method unit tests didn't reach: (1) --via et fails before any remote touch (no probe/ship/launch); (2) with no --persist, the remote_which probe auto-selects the preferred backend (tmux over zellij) and wraps the launch; (3) with no backend available, it ships + launches plain (claude -r, no wrapper). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Live testing against a macOS sshd surfaced a real bug: with `--cwd /tmp/x`, the session shipped to `~/.claude/projects/-tmp-x/` but `claude -r` (which keys on the *physical* cwd) looked in `-private-tmp-x/` (macOS `/tmp` → `/private/tmp`) and reported "No conversation found" — a silent resume failure. Fix: new `ExecStrategy::remote_realpath` (SFTP realpath, with a `cd && pwd -P` fallback for SFTP-less hosts) canonicalizes the launch cwd after creating it; the shipped project dir and the launch `cd` now use that physical path. No --cwd → the already-canonical SFTP home. Verified end-to-end: `path resume --remote --persist tmux -C /tmp/…` now ships to the `-private-tmp-…` dir and `claude -r` resumes the shipped session (replied to a print-mode prompt). Adds a RecordingExec `with_realpath` seam + regression test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

mosh was a reserved seam; wire it up. launch_invocation gains mosh_invocation: mosh owns the TTY (no ssh -t), a custom SSH port rides mosh's `--ssh` handshake override (its own -p is the UDP range), and the persist-wrapped remote command runs via `sh -c` after `--`. Ship/probe still go over SFTP; only the interactive launch changes client. Verified live against a local mosh-server: the client connects over the box's custom SSH port and runs the remote command (claude on PATH). Unit test pins the argv shape; integration test asserts run_remote launches the mosh client + ships. Docs/CHANGELOG updated (mosh no longer reserved; et still is). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Per the transport decision: --via implied routing, but this flag selects a *carrier protocol* for the interactive byte stream — nothing else. Rename to --transport; the name polices its own boundary (teleport/tailscale aren't transports). - Transport enum reduces to a single `Ssh` variant (default). The flag stays as the extension seam — a future carrier is a variant + match arm — but nothing is reserved: drop the `mosh`/`et` values and their bespoke error strings. Unknown input now gets clap's generic `invalid value 'X' … [possible values: ssh]`. - Reverts the just-added mosh transport (mosh_invocation + tests): transport is low-stakes for an agent TUI — `claude -r` reconstructs the session, and what must survive a disconnect is the *process* (tmux/dtach's job, --persist). Not worth a named reservation. - launch_invocation loses its error arms (single transport); run_remote drops the now-moot --via pre-validation. Field/flag/help/docs updated. Internal design-doc prose about the excluded transports is left for a separate editorial pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

libssh2 dials a raw TCP socket and can't traverse ProxyJump/ ProxyCommand, so a host reachable only through a bastion/tunnel/mesh launched fine (the ssh CLI honors config) but silently FAILED at the probe/ship step. Close the gap: - RemoteConn becomes an enum: Libssh2 (SFTP/SCP as before) | Cli. - connect_remote returns Cli when ssh_config declares a ProxyJump/ ProxyCommand for the host, OR when a direct libssh2 dial fails. - Cli mode runs every file op through the ssh binary (pwd, mkdir -p, cat > dest, cd && pwd -P, command -v) — honors full ~/.ssh/config. - ssh_config parser learns has_proxy. Unit tests: proxy detection + ssh-CLI argv shape. CLI ship primitives verified live over the real ssh binary against the sandbox. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The job is narrow — hold one `claude -r` PTY across a disconnect — and Claude collapses the usual multiplexer trade-offs: `claude -r` is the crash-recovery layer (state lives in Claude Code's session files, not the terminal), and Claude's Ink TUI repaints itself. That deletes tmux's two distinguishing wins (remain-on-exit post-mortem, server-side repaint), leaving tmux (tested default, ubiquitous, introspectable) and dtach (no daemon, socket-is-the-API, argv-exec) as the only backends that earn their place, plus plain. - Drop Abduco/Zellij/Shpool from PersistBackend + bin/describe/ DISPLAY_ORDER/preferred_backend; delete zellij_plan/shpool_plan. - PersistPlan struct collapses to a plain String (no more extra_file/ post_note plumbing in run_remote — those existed only for zellij/ shpool). - dtach upgraded to `-A <socket> -r winch sh -c '…'` (-r winch makes the self-repainting TUI redraw on reattach; was -z). Both shipped backends verified live: tmux (persistence + real claude -r resume) earlier; dtach now (socket lifecycle + argv fidelity — `-r` and the session id arrive as separate args, so the quoting-class bug can't exist). Tests + module docs updated; full path-cli suite + clippy green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Per the transport/backend decisions, the repo shouldn't carry the non-goals/exploration prose (the excluded tools live in the decision record + CHANGELOG + git history, not the tree): - Remove remote-session-persistence-landscape.md (a survey of tools we evaluated and mostly rejected), the six-backend picker design spec, and its plan doc — all superseded by the shipped tmux+dtach+plain / ssh-only design documented in the code + CHANGELOG. - Trim remote-resume-targets.md to the verified exe.dev runbook: fix the stale 'path needed on the remote' claim (v3 ships the session — remote needs only sshd + claude), drop the design-spec pointer, note the proxied-host ssh-CLI fallback, and cut the speculative Sprite section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…resume # Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # CLAUDE.md # Cargo.toml

docs(resume): implementation plan for remote persistence picker

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feat(resume): PersistBackend enum for remote persistence backends

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feat(resume): persist_plan + PersistPlan replacing remote_launch_comm…

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feat(resume): zellij layout-wrap persistence backend

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feat(resume): shpool attach-only persistence backend + post-note

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feat(resume): ExecStrategy::remote_which probe (+ RecordingExec canne…

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feat(resume): --persist and --via flags (+ --tmux deprecation alias)

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feat(resume): wire persistence picker + transport through run_remote

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docs(resume): document persistence picker + --via; bump path-cli

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