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What & why

When executing Loop action steps, prompt responses are streamed and collected by collectLoopPromptResult. Previously, if a provider or runtime failure occurred (such as Codex usageLimitExceeded, Claude OAuth token refresh expiry, ACP transport/EOF disconnection, or model refusal), any error message text emitted during the session turn was appended directly to response text.

The Loop action executor then attempted to parse that response text as a JSON action result, causing the real provider failure to be swallowed and masked behind an unhelpful error:
invalid_output: no JSON object found.

This change establishes the invariant that provider and runtime failures are classified before action output schema validation occurs:

  1. Exports looppkg.NewSafeActionFailureError to allow runtime adapters to wrap typed, structured ActionFailure payloads.
  2. In collectLoopPromptResult, inspects stream events for explicit Failure records (*store.SessionFailure), Error payloads, and PromptStopReason (e.g. PromptStopReasonRefusal).
  3. Classifies provider failures into typed error categories (quota_exceeded, provider_auth_failure, transport_failure, timeout, model_refusal, provider_failure) and returns them as structured SafeActionFailure errors instead of passing failure messages to JSON validation.
  4. Preserves genuine model responses so that only valid model output violating the schema contract triggers invalid_output.

How you verified it

  1. Unit regression matrix in internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters_test.go (TestCollectLoopPromptResultProviderFailures):
    • Valid model output returns normal text without error.
    • Valid model response with non-JSON text is preserved cleanly for output validation.
    • Provider quota failure (usage limit) returns structured quota failure (quota_exceeded / prompt_failure) rather than raw text.
    • Provider auth failure (OAuth session expired) returns structured auth failure (provider_auth_failure).
    • Transport / protocol failure (peer disconnected) returns structured transport failure (transport_failure).
    • Model refusal (PromptStopReasonRefusal) returns structured model_refusal failure.
  2. Ran make gate:
    • go-lint: PASSED (0 issues)
    • go-test: PASSED (internal/daemon/..., internal/loop/... with -race)

Impact

  • Runtime behavior: Provider quota errors, auth refresh failures, transport drops, and model refusals during loop action execution are surfaced directly to operators with typed failure codes and actionable recovery hints, rather than masquerading as invalid_output: no JSON object found.
  • Checked surfaces: internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters.go, internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go, internal/loop/action_failure.go.
  • Documentation: No public CLI/API syntax or config schema changed; no docs update in packages/site required.

Compozy Impact Audit:

  • Native tools: No impact. Checked internal/tools; native tool descriptors and schemas are unchanged.
  • Extensibility and hooks: No impact. Checked extension manifest and hooks; failure classification operates within the daemon loop session adapter.
  • Workspace data isolation: No impact. Checked session and workspace resolution; error classification operates strictly per action session event stream.
  • Official Compozy skill: No impact. Checked skills/compozy/; built-in skills and public skill contracts are unaffected.

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  • Root-cause analysis, failure reconstruction, remediation design, and
    regression-test strategy were developed with OpenAI ChatGPT
    (GPT-5.6 Sol).
  • Implementation, repository integration, and test execution were
    assisted by Google Antigravity / Gemini 3.7 Flash.
  • Fernando-Z reviewed the changes, reproduced the relevant failures,
    and verified the resulting behavior and test evidence.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Provider failures during prompt processing are now detected and reported consistently.
    • Quota, authentication, timeout, transport, and model refusal errors receive clear failure classifications.
    • Non-JSON model output remains available for validation instead of being discarded.
    • Prompt processing preserves token usage and the first meaningful stop reason when reporting failures.
    • Model token-limit failures continue to be reported as prompt failures.
    • Agent-defined runtime options and speed are now correctly applied when creating sessions.

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The daemon captures provider failure signals during streamed prompts, classifies them into normalized codes, and returns structured safe action failures. Tests cover quota, authentication, transport, refusal, successful output, non-JSON output, and stop-reason preservation.

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Provider prompt failure handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Failure classification and safe error construction
internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go, internal/loop/action_failure.go
Provider error strings map to normalized failure codes. Session failures and model refusals produce structured safe action failures. The exported NewSafeActionFailureError function provides the wrapping entry point.
Prompt result failure propagation
internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters.go, internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters_test.go
collectLoopPromptResult captures the first provider failure, event error, and stop reason. It returns token usage with the structured error when evaluation detects a failure. Tests cover successful output, non-JSON output, provider failures, model token limits, model refusal, stop-reason preservation, and ACP option propagation.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 8f6b7

Provider failures are now preserved before output validation, but an expired-token message variant may receive a generic failure code and wrapped structured failures are not covered by the affected test. These are bounded failure-classification and coverage issues that should be addressed before relying on the new error codes.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant ACPEventStream
  participant collectLoopPromptResult
  participant evaluatePromptProviderFailure
  participant NewSafeActionFailureError
  ACPEventStream->>collectLoopPromptResult: stream failure, error, or stop reason
  collectLoopPromptResult->>evaluatePromptProviderFailure: pass captured failure indicators
  evaluatePromptProviderFailure->>NewSafeActionFailureError: create structured action failure
  NewSafeActionFailureError-->>collectLoopPromptResult: return token usage and error
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In `@internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters_test.go`:
- Around line 1737-1739: Update the assertion in the session failure test to
require failure.Code to equal "prompt_failure" exactly, since the fixture uses
store.FailurePrompt; remove the alternative "quota_exceeded" acceptance while
preserving the existing failure diagnostic.
- Line 1667: Rename every affected t.Run subtest in the test cases around the
existing successful model output and related cases to start with “Should”
instead of an ordinal, preserving each test’s descriptive meaning and ensuring
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In `@internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters.go`:
- Around line 354-355: Update the stop-reason handling in the event evaluation
function around PromptStopReason so it assigns only when stopReason is still
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This PR preserves provider and runtime failures before Loop action output validation.

  • Collects typed session failures, provider error payloads, and prompt stop reasons from streamed events.
  • Maps quota, authentication, transport, timeout, refusal, and generic provider failures to structured action failures.
  • Preserves token accounting when a provider failure ends the prompt.
  • Keeps ordinary model output unchanged so invalid output is still handled by schema validation.
  • Adds regression coverage for successful output and each supported failure category.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge; no outstanding correctness, security, or repository-rule failure was identified.

The current implementation classifies generic prompt failures using their diagnostic text without misclassifying model token-limit errors, preserving the intended provider failure before output validation. Both prior findings were manually resolved without explanatory replies, and the current code addresses their reported behavior.

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Filename Overview
internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go Classifies streamed provider failures and wraps them in structured, operator-safe action failures.
internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters.go Collects terminal failure signals and returns them before model output validation.
internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters_test.go Covers normal output, quota, authentication, token-limit, transport, and refusal behavior.
internal/loop/action_failure.go Exports the existing safe action-failure wrapper for daemon runtime adapters.
docs/qa/scenarios/LP-action-failure-detail.md Records the remaining live-provider QA requirement without claiming unsupported verification.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[Loop prompt event stream] --> B[Collect text, token usage, and terminal signals]
    B --> C{Provider or runtime failure?}
    C -->|Yes| D[Classify failure]
    D --> E[Return structured SafeActionFailure]
    C -->|No| F[Return model response]
    F --> G[Validate action output schema]
    G -->|Invalid model output| H[Return invalid_output]
    G -->|Valid output| I[Continue Loop action]
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25-25: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not classify token-limit failures as authentication failures.

Line 25 matches every message containing token. For example, maximum token limit exceeded is classified as provider_auth_failure because it does not match the earlier quota phrases. Classify token-limit messages as quota failures, or restrict this match to credential-specific phrases such as invalid or expired tokens.

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In `@internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go` at line 25, Refine the token
detection in the failure-classification logic so token-limit messages are
classified as quota failures rather than provider authentication failures.
Either handle token-limit phrases before the authentication check or restrict
the strings.Contains match to credential-specific invalid or expired token
messages, preserving the existing classification behavior for other failures.
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In `@internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters_test.go`:
- Around line 1738-1739: Update the quota and other provider-failure cases in
the relevant tests to extract SafeActionFailureProvider with errors.As instead
of direct type assertions, then assert the exact failure code and underlying
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In `@internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go`:
- Line 25: Refine the token detection in the failure-classification logic so
token-limit messages are classified as quota failures rather than provider
authentication failures. Either handle token-limit phrases before the
authentication check or restrict the strings.Contains match to
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if failure.Code != "quota_exceeded" {
t.Fatalf("failure.Code = %q, want quota_exceeded", failure.Code)

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use errors.As for the structured failure assertion.

The quota case extracts SafeActionFailureProvider with a direct type assertion. Use errors.As to verify the returned error contract, then assert the exact failure code and cause. Apply the same pattern to the other provider-failure cases.

As per path instructions, “MUST have specific error assertions (ErrorContains, ErrorAs).”

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In `@internal/daemon/loop_runtime_adapters_test.go` around lines 1738 - 1739,
Update the quota and other provider-failure cases in the relevant tests to
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In `@internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go`:
- Around line 30-31: Update the token-expiration classification in the loop
prompt failure classifier to recognize the bounded phrase “token has expired”
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strings.Contains(normalized, "token expired"),
strings.Contains(normalized, "expired token"),

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Recognize the token has expired form.

token has expired matches neither token expired nor expired token. The classifier therefore returns provider_error instead of provider_auth_failure. Add a bounded match for this phrase and a regression test.

Proposed fix
 		strings.Contains(normalized, "bearer token"),
 		strings.Contains(normalized, "token expired"),
 		strings.Contains(normalized, "expired token"),
+		strings.Contains(normalized, "token has expired"),
 		strings.Contains(normalized, "token refresh"),
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In `@internal/daemon/loop_prompt_failure.go` around lines 30 - 31, Update the
token-expiration classification in the loop prompt failure classifier to
recognize the bounded phrase “token has expired” alongside the existing
expiration patterns, so it returns provider_auth_failure. Add a regression test
covering this exact form and preserve the existing provider_error behavior for
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