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feat(sessions): move sessions between workspaces and hosts by drag and drop - #500
Drag a session in the sidebar onto another workspace to move it there, on the same host or onto another linked host. The session is told where it came from, so the agent knows its host, working directory, home directory and OS changed.
Try it: drag a stopped session onto another workspace row, open it and expand Process details to read the move notice.
Moves run omp's own omp session pack|unpack|moved: the journal, its artifacts (local:// included) and image blobs travel together, and unpacking rewrites the header cwd.
omp's arrival marker always says "moved here from another machine". ompweb rewords it to name both hosts and both workspaces, plus the home directory and OS when they differ.
Between hosts the archive goes through the server in 4 MiB chunks (new session ops packSession, readSessionPack, writeSessionPack, unpackSession, finishSessionMove, discardSessionPack). The copy left behind is marked moved and archived, so restoring it later forks instead of continuing.
Refused while the session runs (409 session_busy) or has child sessions (409 session_has_children, as archiving does). Cluster projects are not drop targets. A daemon without the new ops answers 501.
A selected session that keeps its id but changes workspace or host is reopened instead of closed.
Verified with lib/hosts/session-transfer.test.mjs (the real runner, one host and two hosts) and a local server with two linked daemons on separate HOMEs, dragging a session alpha-one → alpha-two → beta in Chromium. npm run typecheck is clean. In my container the same 35 host-update, upgrade-shim and timing tests fail with or without this change.
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New Features
Drag sessions onto another workspace to move them, including between hosts. Moved sessions retain their working environment details, and the original copy is archived when possible.
Receive a notification if archiving the original copy fails.
The change adds drag-and-drop moves between workspaces on the same or another host. It adds a move API route, daemon-side archive transfer operations, host-link support, session-list updates, and localized sidebar messages.
Changes: Session move flow
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Summary
Session archive transfer lib/hosts/session-transfer.ts, lib/hosts/session-transfer.test.mjs, AGENTS.md
Daemon-side helpers pack, read, write, unpack, discard, and retire session archives. They enforce transfer limits and validate transfer data. Integration tests cover same-host moves and chunked cross-host transfers.
Host transfer operations lib/hosts/link-protocol.ts, lib/hosts/session-ops.ts, lib/hosts/hub.ts, lib/hosts/daemon.ts
Host operations expose archive transfer functions, pass archive bytes, validate responses, and notify session-list consumers after successful unpacking or retirement.
Move API orchestration app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts, server/routes.ts, AGENTS.md
The route validates the request and session, transfers and unpacks the archive, and attempts to retire the source copy for cross-host moves. It reports retirement failures as stale-copy details and maps request and operation errors to responses.
Sidebar drag and drop components/SessionSidebar-rows.tsx, components/SessionSidebar.tsx, components/AppShell.tsx, lib/i18n/locales/*.json, CHANGELOG.md
Session rows expose drag data, and eligible project rows accept drops. The sidebar calls the move route, reports outcomes, reloads sessions, and reselects a moved session when needed. The shell reopens a session when its workspace or host changes. Locales and the changelog include move-related text.
sequenceDiagram
participant SessionSidebar
participant MoveRoute
participant SourceHost
participant TargetHost
SessionSidebar->>MoveRoute: POST session ID and destination
MoveRoute->>SourceHost: pack session
SourceHost-->>MoveRoute: archive chunks
MoveRoute->>TargetHost: write archive chunks and unpack
TargetHost-->>MoveRoute: restored session ID
MoveRoute->>SourceHost: finish move
MoveRoute-->>SessionSidebar: destination details and stale-copy status
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Suggested reviewers:andrebrait, kahme247
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 29c51
A move can activate the destination without reliably retiring the original. Interrupted or concurrent moves can therefore leave conflicting copies, and later requests may reopen the session on the old host or workspace. Existing access checks and source-preserving ordering limit the exposure.
Retained concerns
Medium · reliability · inferred: The cross-host handoff is not fenced or recoverably committed. Packing releases the source mutation guard before transfer and unpack, allowing another move or source reopen. After destination activation, retirement failure is only returned as staleCopy; interruption can prevent retirement altogether. Same-id copies can consequently remain authoritative on multiple hosts, while existing lookup and list deduplication select a preferred host rather than the committed destination. This materially weakens session ownership and recovery guarantees.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
observed — A permitted move transfers the selected session's transcript, artifacts, and image blobs into another registered host's session storage and changes its working-directory context. The destination is selected from the existing host registry, not from an arbitrary caller-supplied network address.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — The supported failure path requires a permitted move plus interruption, retirement failure, or overlapping activity—not an established authentication bypass. If the original remains active after destination unpack, id-only resolution can prefer the original host and workspace. For an agent session, that can make subsequent activity occur in a different execution context from the destination reported by the move.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The server invokes the shared request gate before route dispatch. The move path is not exempt: mutating API requests receive the origin check and, when configured, password-session or trusted-proxy authentication. Source authority is derived from the session; destination host selection uses the registry. Destination cwd validation checks directory existence and type, rather than providing workspace sandbox confinement.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The daemon stops the session process and fences opens while an individual pack or retirement mutation executes. The fence is released when that operation returns; it does not span the intervening transfer and destination activation. Existing archive handling separately preserves the source until the compressed destination is installed and attempts rollback on archive failure.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Represent the move as a durable, idempotent ownership transition binding the source session and snapshot to its destination. Fence competing moves and source writes through handoff, and reconcile destination-committed/source-retirement-pending states after interruption. Retirement should verify the expected source generation so recovery cannot silently retire newer source activity.
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The title "feat(sessions): move sessions between workspaces and hosts by drag and drop" matches the main change. The PR adds drag-and-drop session moves between workspaces on the same host and across linked hosts, backed by the new move route, session pack/unpack operations, and sidebar drop targets. The title is specific and concise, and it uses the conventional commit prefix. It does not cover details such as the moved-copy archiving or the 409 refusals, which is acceptable for a title.
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Review comments at @app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts:
- Line 24: Validate the destination acknowledgement in the write loop before
updating offset: require written.value.bytes to equal the current offset plus
chunk.value.byteLength. Reject mismatches through the route’s existing error
handling, and advance offset only after the acknowledgement passes validation.
- Line 89: The move flow can retire a source session that changed after packing,
leaving the target without later turns. In the route around `finishSessionMove`,
ensure retirement proceeds only if the source still matches the packed state;
establish whether a transfer-scoped reservation can safely block channel opens
through retirement or whether a captured source revision can be validated before
retirement, preserving existing locking safeguards.
- Around line 79-81: Track whether `unpackSession` was sent; if it was and the
error is `host_offline`, return a distinct `move_outcome_unknown` response
telling the caller to check the destination before retrying. Handle this
uncertain case separately from confirmed failures so it is not reported as a
definite move failure or processed through the pack-discard rollback path.
- Around line 60-98: Update the POST move handler to reserve each session ID in
a module-level set synchronously before the busy and children checks, returning
a conflict if it is already reserved. Keep the reservation through packing,
unpacking, and retirement, and release it in a finally block only when this
request acquired it.
Review comments at @components/SessionSidebar.tsx:
- Around line 1474-1475: Update the move-completion guard around
selectedSessionId and handleSelectSessionFromList to check the current selection
at completion time, rather than the captured selection from when the move began.
Only reopen the moved session if it is still selected; preserve any newer
navigation choice.
- Line 1475: Update the session object passed to handleSelectSessionFromList to
clear its inherited poolId and projectId fields, alongside the existing
projectKey and worktreeBranch resets, so workspaceKeyOf derives the standalone
workspace key from projectRoot or cwd.
Review comments at @lib/hosts/daemon.ts:
- Around line 449-451: Update the packSession and finishSessionMove handling in
the daemon’s mutateSession flow to check the target session’s live-channel run
state under the mutation lock and reject running sessions with HostOpError using
status 409 and code session_busy before any stop occurs. Preserve the existing
stop-then-act behavior for deleteSession and other mutateSession callers.
Review comments at @lib/hosts/session-transfer.test.mjs:
- Around line 9-12: Update the `omp` fixture setup to use a `.cmd` launcher on
Windows so `wrapWindowsScript` routes it through `cmd.exe`; retain the existing
shell launcher on other platforms. Follow the sibling fixtures’ Windows
convention and preserve the current CLI target and argument forwarding.
Review comments at @lib/hosts/session-transfer.ts:
- Around line 72-74: Cross-host destination labels can expose cmd.exe
metacharacters to a .cmd or .bat OMP launcher. Validate the constructed
destination label in the move route before packing or unpacking, and reject
labels containing cmd.exe metacharacters; do not defer this check to the
source-side flow that calls wrapWindowsScript.
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AGENTS.md
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app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts
components/AppShell.tsx
components/SessionSidebar-rows.tsx
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graphify-out/graph.json
lib/hosts/daemon.ts
lib/hosts/hub.ts
lib/hosts/link-protocol.ts
lib/hosts/session-ops.ts
lib/hosts/session-transfer.test.mjs
lib/hosts/session-transfer.ts
lib/i18n/locales/en.json
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Require the acknowledgement to match the next offset.
A compromised linked destination can return bytes: 0 after every write. The hub accepts that safe integer. This assignment then causes the route to read and send the same nonempty chunk indefinitely. The empty-chunk guard does not stop this path.
Require written.value.bytes === offset + chunk.value.byteLength before advancing. Reject any other acknowledgement. As per coding guidelines, “Daemon input to main is untrusted data.”
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Review comment at @app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts at line 24:
Validate the destination acknowledgement in the write loop before updating offset: require written.value.bytes to equal the current offset plus chunk.value.byteLength. Reject mismatches through the route’s existing error handling, and advance offset only after the acknowledgement passes validation.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Reserve the session for the whole move, so a concurrent move is refused before it packs.
The busy and children checks and the pack run without any per-session reservation. mutateSession releases its lock when packSession returns, so a second drop for the same stopped session can also pack. For cross-host moves, the two unpacks can then create two active sessions with the same ID on different hosts. The first retirement succeeds; the second can fail with session_not_found. The route still returns success with staleCopy, so the user sees two successful moves.
Mark the session in a module-level set for the whole move. Check and add the mark in one synchronous step, immediately before the busy check. Release it in finally, only when this request set it.
Suggested fix
}
+/** Session ids with a move in progress in this server process. */+const sessionsMoving = new Set<string>();+
/** POST /api/sessions/[id]/move body: { hostId?: string, cwd: string } — move a stopped session into workspace `cwd`
export async function POST(req: Request, { params }: { params: Promise<{ id: string }> }) {
const { id } = await params;
+ let reserved = false;
try {
const target = targetResolved.host;
+ // Check and reserve in one synchronous step, before any await.+ if (sessionsMoving.has(id)) {+ return Response.json({ error: "This session is already moving", code: "session_busy" }, { status: 409 });+ }+ sessionsMoving.add(id);+ reserved = true;+
if (getRunningRpcSessionIds().includes(id)) {
Failing input: drop A and drop B for session S. A passes resolveSessionHostOr404 and reaches the reservation, which adds S. B later reaches the same check, finds S in the set, and returns 409 before packSession. Only A packs and unpacks.
Accepted input: one move of S. The reservation is added, the checks pass, pack, unpack, and retirement run, and finally removes S. The response shape is unchanged.
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Review comment at @app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts around lines 60 - 98:
Update the POST move handler to reserve each session ID in a module-level set synchronously before the busy and children checks, returning a conflict if it is already reserved. Keep the reservation through packing, unpacking, and retirement, and release it in a finally block only when this request acquired it.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Report an uncertain outcome when an unpack reply is lost.
If the destination commits the unpack and its link closes before the reply, unpackSession can reject with host_offline. The catch block then discards the packs and returns the same failure as a move that never reached the destination. The source copy stays active, and the destination may hold a session with the same ID.
Track whether unpackSession was sent. When it was, and the error is host_offline, return a distinct response such as move_outcome_unknown. The response should tell the caller to check the destination before retrying. A receipt and automatic reconciliation would remove the ambiguity fully, but that is a larger change and can follow as a separate task.
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Review comment at @app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts around lines 79 - 81:
Track whether `unpackSession` was sent; if it was and the error is `host_offline`, return a distinct `move_outcome_unknown` response telling the caller to check the destination before retrying. Handle this uncertain case separately from confirmed failures so it is not reported as a definite move failure or processed through the pack-discard rollback path.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Retire the source only when it still matches the packed state.
The move packs the source session, copies or unpacks it on the target, then retires the source by ID. The source lock covers only the pack call. Channel open is allowed while the target is being unpacked. A turn started in that window appends to the source file. Retirement then archives the current source file, which includes the new turn. The target contains only the packed state, so the moved session loses that turn. The archived copy still holds it, so it can be restored, but the active session silently diverges from the moved copy.
The source-side check does not cover this path. The route does not compare a revision at retirement. The pack records no revision, and the external omp session moved command receives only the session file and destination label.
Hold a transfer-scoped reservation on the source session ID from pack until retirement. While the reservation holds, channel open must refuse that session. Alternatively, record a source revision at pack time and refuse retirement when the source file has changed. The reservation approach affects cross-host lock lifetime and needs a design decision, so this comment does not propose a code change.
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Review comment at @app/api/sessions/[id]/move/route.ts at line 89:
The move flow can retire a source session that changed after packing, leaving the target without later turns. In the route around `finishSessionMove`, ensure retirement proceeds only if the source still matches the packed state; establish whether a transfer-scoped reservation can safely block channel opens through retirement or whether a captured source revision can be validated before retirement, preserving existing locking safeguards.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check the current selection before reopening the moved session.
If the user selects session B while session A moves, this completion still reads the captured selectedSessionId for A. It then reopens A and replaces B. Check the latest selection before calling handleSelectSessionFromList. A move completion must not override a newer navigation choice.
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Review comment at @components/SessionSidebar.tsx around lines 1474 - 1475:
Update the move-completion guard around selectedSessionId and handleSelectSessionFromList to check the current selection at completion time, rather than the captured selection from when the move began. Only reopen the moved session if it is still selected; preserve any newer navigation choice.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Clear the pool fields on the moved session before reopening it.
The spread keeps poolId and projectId from the source session. Setting projectKey to undefined does not remove the pool identity. workspaceKeyOf rebuilds pool:<poolId>:<projectId> from those two fields. handleSelectSessionFromList then stores that key as the selected pool and expands it. The old pool project stays highlighted, and the standalone workspace where the session now runs is not marked active. Composer targeting can also follow the stale pool fields.
Clear the pool fields explicitly, as the call already does for worktreeBranch. After that change, workspaceKeyOf derives the standalone workspace key from projectRoot or cwd.
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Review comment at @components/SessionSidebar.tsx at line 1475:
Update the session object passed to handleSelectSessionFromList to clear its inherited poolId and projectId fields, alongside the existing projectKey and worktreeBranch resets, so workspaceKeyOf derives the standalone workspace key from projectRoot or cwd.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Refuse moves of live sessions instead of stopping them.
ChannelTable.mutateSession stops any live child for the target session and waits for its exit before running the callback. The packSession and finishSessionMove cases in lib/hosts/daemon.ts call this path without a busy check. A move of a session with a running turn therefore kills that turn. The PR objective requires these moves to return 409 session_busy for running sessions.
Add a refusal path for these two operations that checks the live channel's run state under the mutation lock and throws HostOpError(409, "session_busy", ...) before any stop. Keep the stop-then-act behavior for deleteSession and the other callers, because the existing tests rely on it.
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Review comment at @lib/hosts/daemon.ts around lines 449 - 451:
Update the packSession and finishSessionMove handling in the daemon’s mutateSession flow to check the target session’s live-channel run state under the mutation lock and reject running sessions with HostOpError using status 409 and code session_busy before any stop occurs. Preserve the existing stop-then-act behavior for deleteSession and other mutateSession callers.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use a .cmd launcher for the omp fixture on Windows.
The extensionless #!/bin/sh file cannot be spawned on windows-latest. wrapWindowsScript only routes .cmd and .bat paths through cmd.exe, so this file is spawned directly and can fail. Sibling fixtures already use a .cmd launcher on win32. Use the same convention here.
: `#!/bin/sh\nexec bun ${JSON.stringify(cli)} "$@"\n`);
chmodSync(omp,0o755);
process.env.OMP_WEB_OMP_BIN=omp;
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Review comment at @lib/hosts/session-transfer.test.mjs around lines 9 - 12:
Update the `omp` fixture setup to use a `.cmd` launcher on Windows so `wrapWindowsScript` routes it through `cmd.exe`; retain the existing shell launcher on other platforms. Follow the sibling fixtures’ Windows convention and preserve the current CLI target and argument forwarding.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Detected with Advanced Tier · Quick win
Injection
Reachability: External Exploitability: Difficult CWE:CWE-78 — Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection')
A destination folder name that contains & can run a second command on a Windows source host that uses a .cmd or .bat OMP launcher.
The move route builds the move label as ${sessionHostName(target)}:${destination}. Main builds this label. The destination host supplies only the destination path, from its validateCwd reply. That path passes through normalizeCwd and statSync without a character check, so a directory such as C:\work&whoami is accepted. retireMovedSession checks only the type and length of to, then runs runOmpSession(["moved", sessionFile, "--to", to]). When OMP_WEB_OMP_BIN names a .cmd or .bat file, wrapWindowsScript runs cmd.exe /c <bin> .... Node does not quote an argument that has no space, tab, or quote. cmd.exe then reads & as a command separator, and whoami runs on the source host. A label with a space is quoted as one argument, so the payload must contain no space. Default Windows installs use an .exe launcher, so this path needs the OMP_WEB_OMP_BIN override.
Reject destination labels that contain cmd.exe metacharacters before the transfer starts
const sameHost = source.id === target.id;
+ if (!sameHost && /[&|<>^%!"]/.test(`${sessionHostName(target)}:${destination}`)) {+ return Response.json({ error: "The destination path contains characters that cmd.exe reads as syntax", code: "invalid_destination" }, { status: 400 });+ }
const current = sessions.find((session) => session.id === id);
The check belongs in the route, before packSession and unpackSession. A check in retireMovedSession runs after the target has unpacked the session. It would leave a stale copy on the source host. The check also blocks cross-host moves to any destination path that contains these characters, including paths on non-Windows hosts.
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Review comment at @lib/hosts/session-transfer.ts around lines 72 - 74:
Cross-host destination labels can expose cmd.exe metacharacters to a .cmd or .bat OMP launcher. Validate the constructed destination label in the move route before packing or unpacking, and reject labels containing cmd.exe metacharacters; do not defer this check to the source-side flow that calls wrapWindowsScript.
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Drag a session in the sidebar onto another workspace to move it there, on the same host or onto another linked host. The session is told where it came from, so the agent knows its host, working directory, home directory and OS changed.
Try it: drag a stopped session onto another workspace row, open it and expand Process details to read the move notice.
omp session pack|unpack|moved: the journal, its artifacts (local://included) and image blobs travel together, and unpacking rewrites the headercwd.packSession,readSessionPack,writeSessionPack,unpackSession,finishSessionMove,discardSessionPack). The copy left behind is marked moved and archived, so restoring it later forks instead of continuing.session_busy) or has child sessions (409session_has_children, as archiving does). Cluster projects are not drop targets. A daemon without the new ops answers 501.Verified with
lib/hosts/session-transfer.test.mjs(the real runner, one host and two hosts) and a local server with two linked daemons on separate HOMEs, dragging a session alpha-one → alpha-two → beta in Chromium.npm run typecheckis clean. In my container the same 35 host-update, upgrade-shim and timing tests fail with or without this change.Summary by CodeRabbit