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Last of five PRs for #901 (persist sessions). It adds a way to erase all history, and then turns the archive on by default for a local install. Closes #901 once the stack lands.

Depends on #1267 (#1263, #1265 and #1266 have merged). Its commits are replayed onto main under this branch, so the diff includes them until it lands. Review only the six commits after 27e20458 (#1267's a5fc0c6f, replayed):

  1. 7426b73c: Store.Clear and the Clearer hook
  2. 797a4fed: the archive's clear
  3. ce8f2a8a: DELETE /v1/sessions
  4. 338fdf02: agentop X
  5. 2542bae4: archive on by default for a local install
  6. 1f6fc270: docs

Opened as a draft so it can't merge ahead of them. No release should be tagged until all five are on main: before this one, history is written with no way to erase it.

What it adds

  • Store.Clear and session.Clearer (core/session/history.go)
    • It removes every session, along with every map that names one: owners, adoptions, process claims and the active session. Leaving any of them would route the next request into a session that no longer exists.
    • It then tells every Clearer under the same write lock, so no append can land between the two halves.
    • Subscribers stay attached.
  • The usage aggregator is a Clearer (core/cost/usage/cleared.go).
    • It drops every figure that can be looked up by session id: each session's ring, plus the session breakdown in the all-sessions ring and in every agent's ring.
    • Totals stay; the cost ledger keeps the same figures on disk.
  • The archive's clear (core/session/archive/clear.go)
    • Cleared queues into the reserved slots, like a rename, so a full queue can't drop it.
    • On the writer goroutine it finishes every segment, then does one rename of data/ to .trash-<nanos>. Only after that does it reset state, recreate data/ and delete the trash.
    • A crash leaves either the untouched history or trash that the next Open deletes. A failed rename changes nothing.
  • DELETE /v1/sessions (core/sessionapi/clear.go)
    • It returns {sessions, archivedSessions, bytes}. When the disk half fails it returns a 500 that adds archiveError; memory is cleared either way.
    • It is the first state-changing route on an unauthenticated API, so it has four guards, each pinned by its own table row:
      • DELETE only. A cross-site DELETE needs a CORS preflight, which the server never approves.
      • A loopback Host: exactly localhost, 127.0.0.1 or ::1. This defeats DNS rebinding.
      • No Origin header.
      • WithClearAllowed(listener.bind_loopback_only), so a cluster sidecar refuses.
    • A refusal is a 403 {"error": ...}. Refusals are logged at most once a minute.
  • agentop X (cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go, apiclient/clear.go)
    • It asks first: "Erase all N sessions from this Cortex, in memory and on disk (S)? The cost ledger is kept." The counts come from ?archived=true.
    • y erases; n, N, esc, q and ctrl+c cancel. Every other key is swallowed: the dialog is checked before ? and before every pane's keys.
    • On success it resets what agentop held, using backToPodsPane as the checklist. It keeps the connection and the operator's choices.
    • A snapshot that was in flight across the clear is dropped by a generation stamp; otherwise it would bring the session back as a cached row.
    • X is in the ? overlay, not the footer, like A.
  • Launch: on a local install, config.ArchiveRunsOnLocalInstall decides. The archive is on by default when listener.bind_loopback_only is true, as the generated config sets it, because that is where DELETE /v1/sessions can clear it. enabled: true opts in without the loopback bind, and false always wins. Anywhere else it stays off, even when asked for.
  • Restart notice: agentop service install asks the proxy it replaces whether it ran an archive (?archived=true carries an archive object). If it did, the notice says the archive kept the history instead of saying it was cleared.
  • Uninstall: names session history among what ~/.cortex holds.

Where this differs from the plan

  • The archive does not reset its numbering when the clear is asked for. It does so only after the rename succeeds, and only for ids that recorded nothing since.
    • Resetting up front is what would make a re-created session number from 1. But if the rename then failed, the history would still be on disk, and new events numbered from 1 would collide with it in the same directory — the collision Feat: Let session recorders follow every rename and seed sequence numbers #1263 exists to prevent.
    • The cost: a session re-created during a clear carries on its old numbering. That is harmless, since a seq is unique within a session, not dense.
    • TestClear_AFailedRenameKeepsEverythingAndReportsIt pins this.
  • The aggregator keeps its pending-request map. It is keyed by request id and holds plugin names, not content. Dropping it would only misattribute a request in flight across the clear.
  • q and ctrl+c also cancel the dialog, because cancelling is never the dangerous direction.
  • ClearSessions waits up to 30s by default, not the REST default of 10s. The server waits up to 10s for the archive, so a client giving up at the same moment would report a clear that happened as one that failed.

Tests

  • Store and aggregator: bookkeeping after a clear, Clearer notification order, numbering after a clear, subscribers kept, and totals kept while per-session figures go.
  • Archive:
    • events queued before a clear are deleted, events after it start fresh
    • numbering is forgotten only for ids quiet since the clear
    • the clear uses the reserve when the queue is full
    • Open deletes leftover trash
    • a failed rename keeps everything
  • API:
    • the guard table, including localhost.evil.example, 127.0.0.2, Origin: null and POST
    • the counts
    • 500 with the memory count when the disk half fails
    • a real cost ledger whose today reads the same afterwards
    • the rate-limited refusal log
  • agentop: the client's 200, 403 (with escapes stripped), 500 and 405 handling. The TUI tests run against a real archive and session API: counts, y resetting state, cancelling, swallowed keys, a refusal, and the stale snapshot.
  • Mutation-checked: I broke each critical behaviour on purpose and confirmed a test fails.
    • store resets
    • the archive's reserve, numbering and trash
    • each of the four guards, plus a prefix match on the Host
    • the TUI's modal ordering, generation stamp and reset
    • the refusal-log rate limit

Verification

  • cd core && go vet ./... && go test -count=1 ./..., plus -race on session/..., sessionapi, cost/usage, config and reloader
  • cmd/cortex, cmd/cortex-envoy, cmd/cortex-praxis and cmd/agentop build and vet
  • the cortex and agentop suites pass, and so does scripts/readme-demo, including its asset check
  • go mod tidy -diff is clean in all 12 modules
  • gofmt is clean
  • ~/.cortex/sessions on this machine was checked before and after the cmd/cortex tests; they don't touch it
  • Not run: against the shared laptop proxy (see the checklist below).

Before tagging (manual)

  • Dogfood with the archive on for a day. Compare disk use with the 2 GiB bound, and bytes per event with Feat: Add the session archive's segment format #1265's benchmark (~1.6 KB).
  • Restart the proxy mid-session (coordinate first) and page the whole history in agentop.
  • Run cortex-session-dump --session <id> --full against an archived, non-resident session.
  • Press X on a real install, then check that ~/.cortex/sessions/data is empty and ~/.cortex/cost is untouched.
  • All five PRs are on main.

Draft release notes: "Session history"

Sessions now survive a restart on a laptop. A local install bound to loopback only (the generated config is) writes every session to ~/.cortex/sessions — prompts, completions, tool arguments and results, the same content the session API serves. The directories are created 0700 and the files 0600.

  • Browse it: press H on agentop's sessions pane to list sessions the proxy no longer holds in memory, then Enter to open one. GET /v1/sessions?archived=true is the API equivalent.
  • Retention: 30 days after a session's last write, and 2 GiB in total, oldest first (session.archive.retention_days, session.archive.max_bytes).
  • Clear it: press X in agentop and answer y, or run curl -X DELETE http://localhost:47601/v1/sessions. This erases every session in memory and on disk; the cost ledger is kept.
  • Turn it off: set session.archive: {enabled: false} in ~/.cortex/config.yaml, then run agentop service restart. That stops new writes; clear first if you want the existing history gone.
  • Cluster sidecars are unchanged: no archive, and DELETE /v1/sessions is refused.

Deferred from review

  • core/session/archive/clear.go:130: the trash is deleted before the clear reports done, so the DELETE response and the writer queue wait on the delete.
  • core/sessionapi/clear.go:58: an AwaitClear timeout answers 500 with zero counts while the queued clear still runs.
  • core/session/archive/clear.go:73: AwaitClear waits on the most recent clear, not the caller's own.
  • core/session/archive/clear.go:113: the loss counters are not reset by a clear.
  • cmd/agentop/tui/app.go:1311: a sessions or history poll, or a stream event already in flight, can bring erased rows back after a clear.
  • cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go:133: resetAfterClear moves to the sessions pane even after esc during "erasing…".
  • cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go:60: y is accepted before the counts arrive.
  • core/sessionapi/clear.go:55: /v1/events does not signal a clear to other clients.
  • core/session/archive/clear.go:126: the comment on a failed mkdir is wrong, since the next write recreates data/.
  • cmd/agentop/tui/clear_test.go:97: the cancel test does not cover q or ctrl+c.
  • core/config/session_archive_test.go:11: stale "once the archive launches" comment.
  • core/session/clear_test.go:76: the comment says SeqSeeders are reset, but the test registers none.
  • cmd/cortex/archive_test.go: the bounds-without-enabled case asserts RetentionDays but not MaxBytes.
  • Commit 41e6ff49: the subject is 73 characters, one over the 72-character advisory limit.
  • PR state: the PR is no longer a draft, so approving it would unblock merging the whole stack together.
  • cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go:89: a clear's success delivered after a return to the pod picker reloads the list with a nil client.
  • cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go:89: the flash says "nothing cleared" for a cancelled or failed request that the server may already have carried out.
  • cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go:52: q and ctrl+c are swallowed while "erasing…" is shown.
  • core/session/archive/clear.go:104: the archive root is not fsynced after the trash rename.
  • core/session/archive/clear.go:116: a.pending keeps the clear's seq snapshot alive until the next clear.
  • PR body: the list of commits to review predates the fix-round commits.
  • scripts/dev/cortex-session-dump.py:2: the module docstring, which is the --help text, still says sessions are in memory only.
  • scripts/dev/cortex-session-dump.py:162: a --session run writes the ?archived=true index to sessions.json, including archived sessions' titles. docs/session-dump.md:192 still maps plain GET /v1/sessions to that file.
  • docs/session-dump.md:8: the "because" clause names paging, but the archived index lookup is what lets --session reach the archive.
  • CLAUDE.md:248: the directory map says tests/ holds only the keycloak_sync tests.
  • cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go: the restart notice is decided from the replaced proxy only. If the new config turns the archive off, H against the new proxy cannot list what is on disk.
  • cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go: no test pins that the archive probe runs before the replacement.
  • cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go: proxyArchives decodes the whole list within 16 MiB and 2 s, so a larger or slower list reads as no archive. It also duplicates apiclient.ListSessionsArchived.
  • cmd/agentop/cmd_service_characterize_test.go:116: the scene configs leave session_api_addr unset, so a replacing install probes localhost:9094.
  • cmd/cortex/archive.go:88: the note that a clear will be refused, for an explicit opt-in without the loopback bind, is logged at Info under the key default and is untested.
  • cmd/cortex/archive_test.go:98: a comment says the archive is on by default for a local install, without the loopback condition.
  • core/config/session_archive.go:31: ArchiveEnabled(defaultOn) is now unused.
  • docs/laptop-service.md:190, :299 and docs/session-dump.md:3: "on by default for a local install" appears without the loopback condition.
  • cmd/agentop/README.md:761: the list of proxies without an archive omits a local install not bound to loopback.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Local installs bound to loopback now retain session history on disk across restarts and in-memory eviction, with configurable retention and size limits.
    • View archived sessions and their event timelines from the Sessions pane with H. Archived entries are clearly marked.
    • Clear session history from memory and disk with X after confirmation. Cost totals are retained; clearing is restricted to local access.
    • Export individual sessions that are available only in the archive.
  • Documentation
    • Added guidance on archive settings, storage, retention, clearing history, and session exports.

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Walkthrough

The change adds disk-backed session history for local installs, archive-aware session APIs, and controls to view or clear history. It also updates session export, service-install and uninstall messages, configuration behavior, and documentation.

Changes

Session history persistence

Layer / File(s) Summary
Archive configuration and store integration
core/config/session_archive.go, cmd/cortex/archive.go, cmd/cortex/main.go, core/session/*, core/cost/usage/*, core/pipeline/session.go
Archive enablement now defaults to loopback-only local configurations when unset. The session store can clear its session state and notify clearers; usage clearing removes session-specific figures while preserving aggregate totals.
Archive indexing and reads
core/session/archive/archive.go, core/session/archive/read.go, core/session/archive/read_test.go, cmd/agentop/go.mod, cmd/cortex-cpex/go.mod, scripts/readme-demo/go.mod
The archive publishes indexed session snapshots and supports paginated event reads, exact event lookup, and archived summaries. The module files add the compression dependency.
Archive clearing and recovery
core/session/archive/clear.go, core/session/archive/clear_test.go
Archive clearing queues a writer operation, resets archive state after moving its data directory, and removes leftover trash directories at startup.
Archive-aware API and clearing
core/sessionapi/*, core/sessionapi/archive.go, core/sessionapi/clear.go, cmd/agentop/apiclient/*, core/pipeline/session.go
The session API can list archived sessions, merge archived events into reads, and look up archived events. DELETE /v1/sessions checks request origin, host, and permission before clearing memory and archive data. Client methods decode archived listings and clear responses.
Agentop history controls
cmd/agentop/tui/*, cmd/agentop/README.md
The sessions pane can toggle archived history with H and start a confirmed clear with X. Archived-only rows receive a marker. Clear completion resets session UI state, while late snapshots from before the clear are discarded.
Install reporting, session export, and documentation
cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go, cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go, scripts/dev/cortex-session-dump.py, tests/test_cortex_session_dump.py, docs/*, CLAUDE.md
Service-install and uninstall messages account for retained session history. The dump script requests archived sessions for a specific session export. Documentation describes archive behavior, configuration, clearing, and export scope.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AgentopClient
  participant SessionAPI
  participant SessionStore
  participant SessionArchive
  AgentopClient->>SessionAPI: Request archived session list
  SessionAPI->>SessionStore: Read resident sessions
  SessionAPI->>SessionArchive: Read archived summaries
  SessionArchive-->>SessionAPI: Return archived summaries
  SessionAPI-->>AgentopClient: Return combined session list
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 7411a

Two messages can misreport what happened to session history: the service install can say history was cleared when the archive was retained, and the TUI can say nothing was cleared when the server may have cleared it. Neither loses data, so these are worth fixing but are bounded. One doc passage also needs updating.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7411a

Local-only defaults and browser-facing deletion guards limit exposure. However, retained history becomes available to unauthenticated readers, incomplete disk deletion can be reported as successful erasure, and a lost response can leave the interface showing an incorrect outcome.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · observed: Successful clearing can leave recoverable session content on disk. After renaming the archive and removing it from the index, clearAll only logs a failed trash deletion and completes without that error. The API can therefore return successful erasure counts despite residual files. Private permissions, exclusion from archive reads, and startup cleanup reduce exposure but do not fulfill the documented disk-erasure result.
  • Medium · security · observed: Archive-backed listing, paging, and event lookup expand what a caller reaching the unauthenticated session API can retrieve, including content that previously disappeared from API access after eviction or restart. Authentication absence predates this PR; the increased reachable history does not. Default local enablement limits network exposure, while explicit enablement on a widened local listener inherits the same read boundary without enabling the guarded clear operation.
  • Medium · reliability · inferred: The destructive operation lacks client recovery for an uncertain outcome. A transport or response-decoding failure can occur after the server clears history, but the TUI reports “nothing cleared” and skips cache invalidation and reloading. This misstates the erasure transition and can retain pre-clear content in the interface. Decoded archive failures are handled separately, but that does not cover a missing or damaged response.
Security review details

Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The independently exposed asset is the complete retained history of one installation across its sessions and agents, rather than a single selected session. A caller reaching the read API needs no application identity; successful clearing likewise acts installation-wide after its guards pass. Source does not establish cross-installation authority or newly granted cloud, secret, or infrastructure privileges.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A caller able to reach the session API can enumerate disk-only sessions and retrieve retained raw content without authenticating. This increases historical access compared with the base, but does not establish public Internet reachability or a browser bypass. Separately, failed trash cleanup leaves content available to principals already able to read the private filesystem despite a successful clear response.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Destructive access is separately guarded: DELETE-only routing, an exact loopback Host allowlist, rejection of an Origin header, and permission passed from the loopback-only deployment policy. Refusal occurs before mutation. These are browser and deployment controls, not authenticated user or tenant authorization, and they do not gate archive-backed GETs.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — A failed archive rename preserves disk history and sequence state and reports failure. A wait timeout explicitly says work remains queued. Tests assert failed-rename preservation and cleanup after interrupted deletion. These recovery mechanisms contain partial failure, but do not propagate trash-deletion failure or reconcile a lost client response.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Distinguish logical removal from completed disk deletion in the clear result, exposing cleanup failures and pending cleanup. Define whether successful clearing also fences already-started reads; do not imply secure overwriting or deletion of independent backups.
  • proposed — Model transport and decoding failures as an unknown destructive-operation outcome, distinct from a confirmed refusal. Reconcile server state and invalidate potentially stale content rather than asserting that nothing cleared.
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Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The clearing API and agentop clear flow manage persisted session history and support deleting it. Archive browsing, configuration, restart reporting, session-dump updates, documentation, and tests als…
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Thirty commits, all signed off, 26 checks passing (2 skipping), mergeable. I reviewed only the six commits after d1454ed2, per the scoping in the description — 1841 insertions across 38 files.

What I verified

Area Verdict
DELETE /v1/sessions guards All four confirmed. loopbackHost matches exactly localhost, 127.0.0.1 and ::1, strips brackets, and handles bare host and host:port — no prefix or suffix matching anywhere. The route is DELETE-only via the mux.HandleFunc("DELETE /v1/sessions", ...) pattern, so POST answers 405. I grepped all of core/sessionapi for Access-Control-* and found none, so the "a cross-site DELETE needs a preflight this server never approves" premise genuinely holds rather than being assumed.
The guard test table core/sessionapi/clear_test.go covers evil.example, localhost.evil.example, 127.0.0.2, Origin: null, allowClear=false and POST. What makes the table meaningful is that every row also asserts cleared == (want == StatusOK): a guard that returned 403 while still clearing would fail the test, not just a status mismatch.
Store.Clear completeness I enumerated the Store struct's fields rather than trusting the comment. Every session-keyed one is covered: sessions, activeID, owners, adopted, procs, lastProcClaim. subscribers and recorders are deliberately kept, as documented.
Clear ordering Clearers are notified inside the write lock after the maps are dropped, so no append can land between the halves and be kept by one side only. Matches the interface doc.
The archive's clear is crash-safe Segments are closed first, then one os.Rename of data/ to .trash-<nanos>. State is reset only after that rename returns nil; on failure nothing is reset and the history is still served. removeTrash on Open sweeps what a crash left. The "never a half-cleared archive" claim holds as written.
The numbering deviation from the plan The safer choice, and the stated reason is correct: resetting up front and then failing the rename would write a new seq 1 into a directory that still holds an old one — the collision #1263 exists to prevent. Only ids whose lastSeq is unchanged are forgotten, which is the right guard.
Reserve slots Record stops at cap(a.ops)-reserve; clears use the full channel. A full queue cannot drop a clear.
Default-on gating Coherent. ArchiveRunsOnLocalInstall ties default-on to listener.bind_loopback_only — exactly the condition under which DELETE /v1/sessions can erase what the archive wrote. Explicit false always wins; an explicit true outside loopback opts in, and the reason string says the clear will refuse there. cmd/cortex/main.go passes WithClearAllowed(cfg.Listener.BindLoopbackOnly), so code and config agree.
TUI modal ordering The confirmation is checked before ? and before every pane's keys. I also read handleKey's preamble to confirm nothing destructive runs ahead of it — only flashSticky = false. View() draws it after help, consistently.
The stale-snapshot generation stamp gen is read on the Update goroutine rather than inside the closure, which the comment calls out and which is what makes it correct. A snapshotLoadedMsg with a mismatched gen is dropped.
File modes dirMode/fileMode are the cost ledger's, and 0o600 is asserted in meta_test.go. The release note's 0700/0600 claim holds.
Docs The new session.archive: index row's anchor resolves to the heading in laptop-service.md. CLAUDE.md's "Disabling" section and its memory gotcha were both updated to the new default rather than left stale — easy to miss in a change this size, and neither was.
Uninstall and purge All four strings updated consistently: the --purge help, both "Kept" lines, and planPurge.

No new findings

No must-fix, suggestion or nit in the six in-scope commits beyond what the description already records. That is an unusual outcome, so to be explicit about why: I checked the items in Deferred from review that could plausibly be more than cosmetic.

  • AwaitClear waits on the most recent clear, not the caller's own. Single caller, and since every clear empties everything the most recent genuinely subsumes the earlier ones. The reasoning in the doc comment is sound.
  • A timeout answers 500 with zero counts while the queued clear still runs. Real, but a reporting defect rather than data loss: memory is already cleared and the disk clear completes.
  • The trash is deleted before the clear reports done. Makes the DELETE response wait on RemoveAll, bounded by the 10s and 30s waits. A latency issue.
  • Sessions and history polls can resurrect erased rows. The generation stamp covers the snapshot path; the remaining gap is cosmetic and self-corrects on the next poll.
  • y is accepted before the counts arrive. Minor: in that window the dialog still shows the generic "Erase every session" wording, so no wrong number is shown.

I agree with all five classifications. Deferring them at this level of specificity is the right call for a stack this size.

Scope notes, not findings

  • This branch carries #1263's Rekeyer change, including the Aggregator.Rekeyed issue I raised as must-fix on #1263. core/cost/usage/rekey.go is identical here. It is inherited from the base rather than introduced by the six in-scope commits, so it belongs in #1263 and will flow here on rebase — noted only so it is not lost when that PR merges.
  • The pre-tag checklist is the right gate, and I would keep it required. This PR turns on writing raw prompts to disk by default, and what makes that defensible is DELETE /v1/sessions working on a real machine. Dogfooding with the archive on, and pressing X on a real install, are the two items nothing in this review substitutes for: I verified the guards by reading the code and its tests, not by firing a real browser at a running proxy.

Method

Verified at ca4716c0 against the scoped range d1454ed2..ca4716c0 in a freshly fetched clone, so the base commits of the stack are excluded from the diff I read.

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The writer goroutine publishes a read-only index (each session's
directory, segment ranges and summary) at every change, and Page, Event
and Summaries read it and decode segments on the caller's goroutine, so
serving a page never stalls the writer. A page is newest first across
segments, includes the open segment up to its last flush, holds at most
limit events in memory, and reads events under the session's current id.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
A page takes what the store holds and continues from the session
archive below its oldest event, so a session resumed after a restart,
paged past its resident tail, or only on disk is read the same way;
totalEvents and oldestSeq follow the store's rule over the merged
history. /events/{seq} finds an event that is only on disk.
?archived=true adds sessions the store no longer holds, marked
resident: false, with the archive's usage. Without an archive every
endpoint is unchanged.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
H on the sessions pane toggles history. While it is on, agentop asks for
/v1/sessions?archived=true, so sessions the proxy no longer holds are
listed beside the resident ones. Their UPDATED cell reads "archived", in
the same place cached-only rows read "cached". Enter on one of them opens
its timeline through the usual snapshot, which the server now answers
from disk.

A proxy without an archive, or one that predates it, ignores the
parameter and sends no archive object. agentop says that once, so an
unchanged list is not mistaken for history being on. When the archive
object is present, the first poll reports what it holds and how long it
keeps sessions.

Only the tests import core/session/archive, so the agentop binary links
no zstd.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
The laptop-service doc gets a section on ~/.cortex/sessions: how to
opt in and that it runs only on a local install. It says what the files
hold (the content itself, unlike the cost ledger), the two bounds and
their defaults, what a full disk or a burst costs, and how to stop it
and wipe it.

The agentop README documents H, the archived marker in UPDATED, and the
footer as it actually renders at 100 columns. CLAUDE.md's Session Events
API section covers ?archived=true and the archive object, pages that
continue from disk, and seq numbering that now runs across restarts. It
also covers the archive under Disabling and the reload rules, and adds a
paragraph to the chatty-traffic gotcha on what the archive does and does
not relieve.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: a pinned intent ahead of a seq gap left the gap unread from disk, and the response was marked as the whole session
Files:
- core/sessionapi/archive.go
- core/sessionapi/archive_test.go

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
rossoctl#1266's review round made a rename move only the renamed store entry's
segments, leaving earlier history under the old id. That split returns
before rename reaches the unpublish/publish this branch added, so the
reader index kept the moved segments and the whole summary under the old
id, and had no entry for the new one. Until either id was written again,
Page and Event could not find the renamed events, and ?archived=true
listed the old id with the moved events still counted.

Neither branch had the bug alone: it appeared when this one was rebased
onto rossoctl#1266's fix rounds.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Store.Clear removes every session, and with them every map that names
one: owners, adoptions, process claims and the active session. Leaving
any behind would route the next request into a session that no longer
exists. It then tells every Recorder that implements the new Clearer
interface, under the same write lock, so no append can land between the
two halves and be kept by only one side. Subscribers stay attached.

The usage aggregator is a Clearer. It drops every figure answerable by
session id: each session's ring, and the session breakdown of the
all-sessions ring and of every agent's. The totals stay, since what was
spent was spent and the cost ledger keeps the same figures on disk. The
pending-request map stays too: it holds plugin names keyed by request
id, and dropping it would only misattribute a request in flight across
the clear.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
The archive is a session.Clearer. Cleared queues a clear into the
queue's reserve, next to renames, so a burst that fills the queue can't
drop it. Events queued before the clear go with the rest of the history;
events after it start fresh.

On the writer goroutine the clear first finishes every open segment.
Then a single rename moves data/ aside to .trash-<nanos>, and only after
that does it reset its maps and index, recreate data/ and delete the
trash. A crash leaves either the old history untouched or a trash
directory that the next Open deletes, never a half-cleared archive.
AwaitClear reports what was removed, or why it wasn't.

The numbering the store reads is deliberately not reset in Cleared,
though resetting it is what would make a re-created session number
from 1. Until the rename succeeds the history is still on disk, and
after a failed rename it stays there, so a session numbered from 1 again
would write a second event 1 into the same directory: the collision
SeqSeeder exists to prevent. Instead Cleared snapshots the numbering,
and after a successful rename the writer forgets every id that recorded
nothing since. A session re-created during the clear carries on its old
numbering, which is harmless: a seq is unique within a session, not
dense.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
It clears the store, which tells every Clearer under its lock, and then
waits up to 10s for the archive to empty its directory. The response
reports what went from memory and from disk:
{"sessions":N,"archivedSessions":M,"bytes":B}. When the disk half
failed it is a 500 that adds "archiveError"; memory is cleared either
way. The cost ledger is left alone, because it holds spend totals and no
content. Every clear is logged at WARN.

This is the first request on an unauthenticated API that changes
anything, so it has four guards, each closing one way a browser could
reach it:
- DELETE only. A cross-site DELETE needs a preflight this server never
  approves; a simple cross-site POST needs none.
- A loopback Host: exactly localhost, 127.0.0.1 or ::1, with or without
  a port. This defeats DNS rebinding.
- No Origin header. Browsers send one; agentop and curl don't.
- WithClearAllowed, which the binary sets from
  listener.bind_loopback_only. No new setting.

A refusal is a 403 carrying {"error": ...}, the shape agentop's
badRequestDetail already reads and sanitizes. Each guard has a table
row whose test fails without it, including a prefix match that would let
localhost.evil.example through.

Refusals are logged at most once a minute, with a running count. A page
doing DNS rebinding reaches the endpoint same-origin, so no preflight
stops it looping, and a WARN per request would let it grow the log
without bound.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
X on the sessions pane opens a confirmation that says what will go:
"Erase all N sessions from this Cortex, in memory and on disk (S)? The
cost ledger is kept." The counts come from ?archived=true, the proxy's
own list, not from what agentop has cached.
- y sends DELETE /v1/sessions.
- n, N, esc, q and ctrl+c cancel, since cancelling is never the
  dangerous direction.
- Every other key is swallowed. The dialog is checked before ? and
  before every pane's keys, so nothing beneath it can act.

On success agentop drops everything it held about the erased sessions,
using backToPodsPane's reset as the checklist: events, per-session
caches, paging, selection, usage data and the untitled-harvest
bookkeeping. It keeps the connection, the filter, the history toggle and
the spend strip, whose figures come from the ledger that was kept. It
stays on the sessions pane and flashes the counts. A snapshot asked for
before the clear and answered after it is dropped by a generation stamp;
storing it would bring the session back as a cached row. A refusal shows
the server's reason, and a proxy that predates the endpoint says to
upgrade it.

apiclient.ClearSessions has its own request helper, because getBody is
GET-only and keeps only a 400's body. Its default deadline is 30s, not
the REST default of 10s, because the server waits up to 10s for its
archive and a client giving up at the same moment would report a clear
that happened as one that failed. Server strings are sanitized through
serverText, factored out of badRequestDetail. X is in the ? overlay and
not the footer, like A.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
sessionArchiveRuns is now "a local install, and enabled not false".
The default waited for two things: a way to read history back (H) and a
way to erase it (X, DELETE /v1/sessions). With both in place, a laptop
keeps its sessions across restarts without being asked. Anywhere else it
stays off even when asked for, as before. Raw prompts on a cluster's
volume need a decision of their own.

cmd/cortex passes sessionapi.WithClearAllowed(listener.bind_loopback_only),
so DELETE /v1/sessions answers on a laptop install and refuses on a
cluster sidecar.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
docs/laptop-service.md now says session history is kept by default on a
local install. A new "Clearing it" section covers X and the curl
equivalent, what is kept (the cost ledger), the guards and why they
exist, the 500 when the disk half fails, and how to stop and wipe the
archive.

session-dump.md's stopgap note becomes what the script is still for:
exporting files, and keeping anything from a cluster sidecar, which has
no archive. docs/README.md indexes session.archive. The agentop README
gains the X row. CLAUDE.md gains DELETE /v1/sessions in the endpoint
table and the new default under Disabling and in gotcha rossoctl#14.

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
…lock

Fixes review: a local install with session.archive unset dereferenced a nil config in openSessionArchive and panicked at startup
Files:
- cmd/cortex/archive.go
- cmd/cortex/archive_test.go

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: docs/session-dump.md said --session reaches an archive-only session, but the script's index omitted archived sessions and failed such an id as NOT IN INDEX
Files:
- scripts/dev/cortex-session-dump.py
- tests/test_cortex_session_dump.py

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: the archive defaulted on for any config inside ~/.cortex, while DELETE /v1/sessions answers only with listener.bind_loopback_only, so an install with wider binds wrote history that X refused to clear
Files:
- CLAUDE.md
- cmd/cortex/archive.go
- cmd/cortex/archive_test.go
- core/config/session_archive.go
- core/config/session_archive_test.go

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: agentop service install said a restart cleared captured session history, which is false where the session archive runs
Files:
- cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go
- cmd/agentop/cmd_service_characterize_test.go
- cmd/agentop/cmd_service_restricted_test.go

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: agentop uninstall described ~/.cortex as config, CA, logs and usage history, leaving out the session archive it now holds
Files:
- cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go
- cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall_test.go

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Files:
- docs/laptop-service.md

Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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🟡 Minor · Update the remaining snapshot limitations. · session-dump.md:157-168

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Update the remaining snapshot limitations.

This section still says “nothing survives a restart” and presents #901 as a proposal. Both statements contradict the new laptop-archive guidance at the start of this page. Limit the snapshot warning to cluster sidecars or data the archive did not retain.

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Review comment at @docs/session-dump.md around lines 157 - 168:
Update the snapshot limitations section to align with the laptop-archive
guidance: replace the blanket restart warning with a limitation specific to
cluster sidecars or data not retained by the archive, and describe issue #901
according to its current status rather than as a proposal.

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Review comments at @cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go:
- Around line 1032-1034: Update proxyArchives so a failed or timed-out session
API request remains distinct from a confirmed response with no archive;
propagate that unknown result to reportHistoryCleared and report that archive
retention could not be determined instead of claiming history was cleared.

Review comments at @cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go:
- Around line 83-92: Update the error handling in applyClearDone to keep the
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ErrClearRefused, and report an unknown result for other errors. For those other
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- Around line 157-168: Update the snapshot limitations section to align with the
laptop-archive guidance: replace the blanket restart warning with a limitation
specific to cluster sidecars or data not retained by the archive, and describe
issue #901 according to its current status rather than as a proposal.

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Do not report an archive probe failure as cleared history.

If an archiving proxy answers its health check but this session API request fails or times out, proxyArchives returns false. After replacement, reportHistoryCleared then says captured history was cleared, although the archive remains on disk. Keep probe failure distinct from a confirmed response without an archive. Report that archive retention could not be determined instead.

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Review comment at @cmd/agentop/cmd_service.go around lines 1032 - 1034:
Update proxyArchives so a failed or timed-out session API request remains
distinct from a confirmed response with no archive; propagate that unknown
result to reportHistoryCleared and report that archive retention could not be
determined instead of claiming history was cleared.

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func (m *model) applyClearDone(msg clearDoneMsg) tea.Cmd {
m.clearConfirm = nil
if msg.err != nil {
if errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearUnsupported) {
m.setFlash(msg.err.Error())
} else {
m.setFlash("nothing cleared: " + msg.err.Error())
}
return nil
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Report an unknown result for other clear errors.

If the request reaches the server but its response is lost, the server may have cleared memory. The current flash can then falsely say “nothing cleared,” and the error branch does not reload the session list. Keep that message for ErrClearRefused; report an unknown result and reload for other errors.

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 	if msg.err != nil {
-		if errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearUnsupported) {
+		switch {
+		case errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearUnsupported):
 			m.setFlash(msg.err.Error())
-		} else {
+		case errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearRefused):
 			m.setFlash("nothing cleared: " + msg.err.Error())
+		default:
+			m.setFlash("clear result unknown: " + msg.err.Error())
+			return m.loadSessionsCmd()
 		}
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func (m *model) applyClearDone(msg clearDoneMsg) tea.Cmd {
m.clearConfirm = nil
if msg.err != nil {
if errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearUnsupported) {
m.setFlash(msg.err.Error())
} else {
m.setFlash("nothing cleared: " + msg.err.Error())
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func (m *model) applyClearDone(msg clearDoneMsg) tea.Cmd {
m.clearConfirm = nil
if msg.err != nil {
switch {
case errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearUnsupported):
m.setFlash(msg.err.Error())
case errors.Is(msg.err, apiclient.ErrClearRefused):
m.setFlash("nothing cleared: " + msg.err.Error())
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m.setFlash("clear result unknown: " + msg.err.Error())
return m.loadSessionsCmd()
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Review comment at @cmd/agentop/tui/clear.go around lines 83 - 92:
Update the error handling in applyClearDone to keep the existing message for
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