fix: restore throw-based abort for /acp subcommands (#398)

devlog/2026-09-15_restore-command-abort-throw/REQ.md

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+# REQ - Restore command-abort throw for /acp subcommands (fix #398)
+
+- Task ID: `2026-09-15_restore-command-abort-throw`
+- Home Repo: `opencode-acp`
+- Created: 2026-09-15
+- Status: InProgress
+- Priority: P1
+- Owner: ranxianglei (ework-daemon agent)
+- References: https://github.com/ranxianglei/opencode-acp/issues/398, regression commit `5fd8f5ee9` (PR #297, fixing #296)
+
+## 1. Background & Problem Statement
+
+- **Context**: The `/acp` command is registered in the config hook with `template: ""` (no `$ARGUMENTS`
+  placeholder). opencode's `Plugin.trigger` aborts a command ONLY when the
+  `command.execute.before` hook throws; a normal return lets opencode proceed to render the
+  template and send it as a user message. Since the template is empty, the raw arguments are
+  appended verbatim into the message body (`packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts:1390-1393`).
+- **Current behavior (symptom)**: On v1.17.0+ (master `70beea0`, v1.18.0), running `/acp status`,
+  `/acp stats`, or `/acp context` shows the `[ACP Status]` output AND leaks the subcommand word
+  (e.g. `status`) as a plain user message to the model, which then answers it (spurious model
+  call, token burn, session pollution). Bare `/acp` does not leak (empty args → empty prompt).
+  `/acp help` and `/acp export` do not leak (those branches still throw).
+- **Expected behavior**: All `/acp` subcommands are fully handled inside the hook and the command
+  is aborted — no message is ever sent to the model (≤v1.16.0 semantics).
+- **Impact**: Every `/acp status|stats|context` invocation triggers an unintended full model call
+  (~40K input tokens in the reporter's A/B test) and confuses the conversation. Regression since
+  v1.17.0.
+
+## 2. Reproduction (if applicable)
+
+- **Environment**:
+  - Node: 22
+  - OS/Arch: linux-x64
+- **Minimal reproduction steps**:
+  1) opencode ≥1.16 + opencode-acp ≥1.17.0, default config
+  2) Type `/acp status` in a session
+  3) Observe: `[ACP Status]` block appears, then a user message with text `status` triggers a model call
+- **Relevant configuration**: none special; `config.commands.enabled: true` (default)
+
+## 3. Constraints & Non-Goals
+
+- **Constraints**:
+  - Backward compatibility: restoring the throw returns exactly ≤v1.16.0 semantics; no state
+    format, API, or tag changes.
+  - Known cost (accepted): on opencode ≥1.18.18 each `/acp` invocation logs one `level=ERROR`
+    line for the thrown `__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__` error — this is the original complaint of
+    #296 and is the documented trade-off of the only available abort mechanism. Log noise ≪
+    spurious model invocation.
+  - Performance requirements: none (command path only).
+- **Non-Goals** (explicitly out of scope):
+  - Negotiating a silent-abort API with opencode upstream (hook returning a cancel signal /
+    control field in `output`). Track as follow-up; switch away from throw once such an API exists.
+  - User-side mitigation (pinning opencode-acp@1.16.0).
+
+## 4. Acceptance Criteria (must be testable)
+
+- **Correctness**:
+  - [ ] `lib/hooks.ts` stats/status/empty branch throws `__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__` after `handleStatsCommand`
+  - [ ] `lib/hooks.ts` context fallback branch throws `__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__` after `handleContextCommand`
+  - [ ] export/help branches unchanged (already correct)
+- **Performance / Stability**:
+  - [ ] No change to non-command code paths
+- **Regression**:
+  - [ ] New/modified test cases added to test suite and passing: every subcommand branch
+        (stats/status/""/context/help/export) asserts the handler REJECTS with
+        `__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__` — this directly encodes "no subsequent prompt can be sent",
+        preventing a future revert of throw→return (the exact gap that allowed PR #297's
+        regression to survive 900+ tests)
+  - [ ] The PR #297 test that asserted normal return ("issue #296") is flipped to assert the throw
+
+## 5. Proposed Approach (optional)
+
+- **Affected modules & entry files**:
+  - `lib/hooks.ts` — `createCommandExecuteHandler` (2 lines: restore two throws)
+  - `tests/hooks-permission.test.ts` — flip the #296 test; add per-branch regression tests
+- **Risks**: Low. Restores previously shipped, field-proven behavior (v1.10.0–v1.16.0 all threw).
+  The only behavioral delta vs v1.17.0/v1.18.0 is the ERROR log line on opencode ≥1.18.18 (#296),
+  which is the accepted trade-off.
+- **Rollback strategy**: Revert the single fix commit.

devlog/2026-09-15_restore-command-abort-throw/WORKLOG.md

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+# WORKLOG - Restore throw-based abort for /acp subcommands (#398)
+
+- Task ID: `2026-09-15_restore-command-abort-throw`
+- Home Repo: `opencode-acp`
+- Status: Done
+- Updated: 2026-09-15 15:10
+
+## 1. Summary
+
+- **What was done** (1–3 sentences): Restored `throw new Error("__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__")` as the command-abort mechanism in the two `/acp` branches that PR #297 had downgraded to normal returns (`stats`/`status`/bare, and the `context` fallback). Added a regression-guard test suite asserting every handled `/acp` branch rejects with the sentinel AND that its notification prompt carries `noReply:true` + `ignored:true`.
+- **Why** (1–3 sentences): opencode's `Plugin.trigger` aborts a command only when a hook throws; the command is registered with `template: ""` (no `$ARGUMENTS`), so a normal return lets opencode append the raw arguments to the empty template and send them to the model. Since v1.17.0 this leaked `status`/`stats`/`context` as user messages and triggered spurious ~40K-token model calls (issue #398).
+- **Behavior / compatibility changes**: Yes — `/acp status|stats|context` now abort the command instead of leaking the argument word to the model. Side effect: one `level=ERROR` log line per `/acp` invocation on opencode ≥ 1.18.18 (the known cost of the only available abort mechanism; #296 noise, explicitly accepted per issue #398 discussion). No persisted-state, config-schema, or API changes.
+- **Risk level**: Low
+
+## 2. Change Log
+
+### Commits
+
+| Commit | Description |
+|--------|-------------|
+| `2c59c07` | fix: restore throw-based abort for /acp subcommands (regression guard #398) |
+| `85bc780` | docs: record final commit sha in WORKLOG |
+| `2202bcc` | test: address review nits - type prompt recorder, tighten deny-permission abort assertion (#398) |
+
+### Key Files
+
+- `lib/hooks.ts` — `createCommandExecuteHandler`: stats/status/bare branch `return` → `throw`; context fallback gains trailing `throw`; added `[FIX #398]` comment documenting why throws are mandatory (this line was broken once before by PR #297).
+- `tests/hooks-permission.test.ts` — replaced the flawed #296 test (asserted normal return) with `createCommandHarness()` + `expectAbortedAfterNotification()` helpers and two tests: regression guard looping all six handled branches, and non-acp pass-through.
+- `devlog/2026-09-15_restore-command-abort-throw/REQ.md` — requirement record.
+
+## 3. Design & Implementation Notes
+
+- **Entry point / key function**: `createCommandExecuteHandler` in `lib/hooks.ts` (registered for `command.execute.before` in `index.ts`).
+- **Key configuration items**: none changed.
+- **Key logic explanation**: The hook has no cancel signal in its output type (`@opencode-ai/plugin` CommandOutput = `{ parts }` only), so throwing is the *only* way to stop opencode from executing the command template. All branches must therefore end in the sentinel throw *after* their handler runs (handlers send the `ignored:true, noReply:true` notification via `sendIgnoredMessage`). The `[FIX #398]` comment warns future maintainers not to convert these throws back into returns (PR #297 did exactly that while chasing #296's ERROR-log noise).
+
+## 4. Testing & Verification
+
+### Build & Test Commands
+
+```sh
+npm run typecheck
+npm test
+node --import tsx --test tests/hooks-permission.test.ts
+```
+
+### Test Coverage
+
+- New/modified test files: `tests/hooks-permission.test.ts`
+- Test count: 1264 total, 1264 pass, 0 fail (full suite); hooks-permission file: 10 pass / 0 fail
+- Key scenarios verified:
+  - Each of `stats`, `status`, `""`, `context`, `help`, `export --stdout` rejects with `Error: __DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__`
+  - For each case exactly one `session.prompt` call is recorded with `body.noReply === true` and `parts[0].ignored === true` (notification path intact, no plain-message leak)
+  - Non-`acp` commands still resolve without throwing (pass-through preserved)
+  - **Mutation check**: temporarily reverting `lib/hooks.ts` (git stash) makes the regression guard fail (`not ok 4`), confirming the test catches the original bug; fix restored and re-verified green
+
+### Results
+
+- **PASS/FAIL**: PASS
+- **Key logs/data** (optional): mutation run output — `not ok 4 - command execute aborts every handled /acp branch by throwing (regression guard #398)` on buggy code; full suite green after restore.
+
+## 5. Risk Assessment & Rollback
+
+- **Risk points**: opencode ≥ 1.18.18 logs one `level=ERROR` line per `/acp` invocation (accepted trade-off, see REQ.md). No other behavior change; export/help branches untouched.
+- **Rollback method**:
+  - Revert commit(s): `2c59c07`
+  - Rollback impact: returns to the v1.17.0+ leak behavior (subcommand words sent to the model).
+- **Compatibility notes** (data format, config schema): No changes.
+
+## 6. Lessons Learned (optional)
+
+- What went well: the A/B evidence in the issue plus reading `guard()` confirmed the throw propagates cleanly (not swallowed).
+- What could be improved: PR #297's new test asserted the wrong property ("handler resolves") instead of the observable contract ("command aborted"); contract-level assertions should target side effects (prompt recording), not control flow.
+- Reusable conclusions: in opencode, hook return values cannot cancel command execution — throw-or-leak until upstream adds a silent-abort API.
+
+## 7. Follow-ups (optional)
+
+- [ ] Negotiate a silent-abort API with opencode upstream (hook output control field / explicit cancel signal); once available, replace the sentinel throw and close #296 properly.
+- [ ] Track upstream acceptance; if rejected, document the ERROR-log cost in README troubleshooting.

lib/hooks.ts

@@ -509,10 +509,18 @@ export function createCommandExecuteHandler(
                 workingDirectory,
             }
 
+            // [FIX #398] Every handled /acp branch MUST abort the command by throwing
+            // __DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__. A normal return does NOT stop execution:
+            // opencode's Plugin.trigger only aborts on hook errors, and the command is
+            // registered with template: "" (no $ARGUMENTS), so opencode appends the raw
+            // arguments to the empty template and sends them to the model as a user
+            // message ("/acp status" leaked "status" to the model in v1.17.0+). The
+            // resulting level=ERROR log line on opencode >= 1.18.18 is the known cost
+            // of this mechanism (#296) — do NOT replace these throws with returns.
             const sub = input.arguments?.trim().toLowerCase()
             if (sub === "stats" || sub === "status" || sub === "") {
                 await handleStatsCommand(commandCtx)
-                return
+                throw new Error("__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__")
             }
 
             if (sub === "export" || sub.startsWith("export ")) {
@@ -527,6 +535,7 @@ export function createCommandExecuteHandler(
             }
 
             await handleContextCommand(commandCtx)
+            throw new Error("__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__")
         }
     }
 }

tests/hooks-permission.test.ts

@@ -161,38 +161,86 @@ test("command execute works even when effective permission resolves to deny (inf
         { global: undefined, agents: {} },
     )
 
-    // /acp (no args) now shows compression status — works regardless of compress permission
-    try {
-        await handler({ command: "dcp", sessionID: "session-1", arguments: "" }, output)
-    } catch (e: any) {
-        if (e?.message !== "__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__") throw e
-    }
+    // /acp (no args) now shows compression status — works regardless of compress permission.
+    // Since #398 the abort is deterministic: only a throw stops opencode from sending
+    // the arguments to the model, so the hook MUST reject with the sentinel.
+    await expectAbortedAfterNotification(handler, "", "dcp")
 
     assert.equal(sessionMessagesCalls, 1)
 })
 
-test("command execute returns normally (no __DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__ throw) — issue #296", async () => {
+// Minimal shape of the session.prompt call ACP sends for ignored notifications
+// (see sendIgnoredMessage in lib/ui/notification.ts).
+type IgnoredPromptCall = {
+    path: { id: string }
+    body: { noReply?: boolean; parts?: Array<{ type: string; text: string; ignored?: boolean }> }
+}
+
+function createCommandHarness(permission: string = "allow") {
     let sessionMessagesCalls = 0
-    const output = { parts: [] as any[] }
-    const handler = createCommandExecuteHandler(
-        {
-            session: {
-                messages: async () => {
-                    sessionMessagesCalls += 1
-                    return { data: [] }
-                },
+    const prompts: IgnoredPromptCall[] = []
+    const client = {
+        session: {
+            messages: async () => {
+                sessionMessagesCalls += 1
+                return { data: [] }
             },
-        } as any,
+            prompt: async (args: IgnoredPromptCall) => {
+                prompts.push(args)
+                return {}
+            },
+        },
+    }
+    const handler = createCommandExecuteHandler(
+        client as any,
         createTestRegistry(createSessionState()),
         new Logger(false),
-        buildConfig("allow"),
+        buildConfig(permission),
         "/tmp",
         { global: undefined, agents: {} },
     )
+    return { handler, prompts, calls: () => sessionMessagesCalls }
+}
+
+// Regression guard for #398 (reverts PR #297): opencode's Plugin.trigger only
+// aborts a command when the hook THROWS — a normal return lets opencode append
+// the raw arguments to the empty command template and send them to the model
+// ("/acp status" leaked a user message "status", triggering a spurious ~40K-token
+// model call). Every handled /acp branch MUST reject with
+// __DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__ after delivering its ignored notification.
+async function expectAbortedAfterNotification(
+    handler: ReturnType<typeof createCommandExecuteHandler>,
+    args: string,
+    command: string = "acp",
+): Promise<void> {
+    await assert.rejects(
+        () => handler({ command, sessionID: "session-1", arguments: args }, { parts: [] }),
+        (e: unknown) => e instanceof Error && e.message === "__DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__",
+    )
+}
 
-    await handler({ command: "acp", sessionID: "session-1", arguments: "context" }, output)
+test("command execute aborts every handled /acp branch by throwing (regression guard #398)", async () => {
+    // Each form must reject with __DCP_CONTEXT_HANDLED__ AND have delivered its
+    // ignored notification first (proves the branch ran, then aborted — not swallowed).
+    for (const args of ["stats", "status", "", "context", "help", "export --stdout"]) {
+        const { handler, prompts, calls } = createCommandHarness()
+        await expectAbortedAfterNotification(handler, args)
+        assert.ok(
+            prompts.length >= 1,
+            `/acp ${args || "(bare)"} should send its ignored notification before aborting`,
+        )
+        assert.equal(prompts[0].body.noReply, true)
+        assert.equal(prompts[0].body.parts[0].ignored, true)
+        assert.equal(prompts[0].path.id, "session-1")
+        assert.equal(calls(), 1, `/acp ${args || "(bare)"} should fetch session messages exactly once`)
+    }
+})
 
-    assert.equal(sessionMessagesCalls, 1)
+test("command execute passes through non-acp commands without throwing", async () => {
+    const { handler } = createCommandHarness()
+    await assert.doesNotReject(
+        () => handler({ command: "other", sessionID: "session-1", arguments: "" }, { parts: [] }),
+    )
 })
 
 test("text complete strips hallucinated metadata tags", async () => {