feat(pty): live-session resource monitoring and targeted process-tree kill - #487
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… kill Fixes the observability and termination gaps from AI-Shell-Team#482: - aish-pty/resource.rs: /proc-based sampling of each live session's full worker tree (REPL -> bash -> tools) by parent-pid closure, immune to the setsid() done by each layer; kill_process_tree() collects the descendant set BEFORE signalling, then sweeps SIGTERM + SIGKILL so kill_live_sessions no longer leaves orphaned CPU burners behind - daemon.rs: KillSession now terminates the whole worker tree via kill_process_tree instead of only the direct child - resource_monitor: periodic REPL check (default 30s, configurable via pty_resource_check_interval_secs / _cpu_percent / _rss_mb) alerts when another detached session exceeds CPU/RSS thresholds; CPU is derived from the tick delta against the previous check so no sampling sleep ever blocks the REPL; 5-min per-session alert cooldown - /live_sessions picker shows live CPU% and RSS per session - glob tool: pruned DFS traversal (excludes target/node_modules/... at traversal level), 60s wall-clock budget, Ctrl+C cancellation via the session token, spawn_blocking off the async runtime; cancellation returns partial results as success so the agent does not retry into another cancelled walk All i18n messages added in 6 locales.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds configurable PTY resource monitoring, Linux process-tree sampling and termination, localized live-session alerts, and resource details in ChangesPTY Resource Monitoring
Glob Traversal
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Session termination can send SIGTERM to an unrelated process if a worker PID is reused before the kill sweep runs, potentially disrupting other work. This bounded safety risk should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AishShell
participant discover_sessions
participant Monitor
participant sample_groups
AishShell->>discover_sessions: discover live PTY sessions
discover_sessions-->>AishShell: return session list
AishShell->>Monitor: check other sessions
Monitor->>sample_groups: sample process trees
sample_groups-->>Monitor: return CPU and RSS samples
Monitor-->>AishShell: return threshold alerts
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LlmSession->>execute_async_in_session: provide glob request and cancellation
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crates/aish-tools/src/glob_tool/glob_tool.rs (3)
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122-123: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessNo MSRV change is needed. The workspace declares
rust-version = "1.89", which supportsusize::is_multiple_of, stabilized in Rust 1.87.
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LlmSession::cancellation_token_arc()exists and returns an ownedArc<CancellationToken>viaArc::clone, so it can be moved intospawn_blocking.crates/aish-config/src/model.rs (1)
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The module doc states "Linux only", but the module has no
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]gate andcrates/aish-pty/src/lib.rsre-exports it unconditionally. The code still compiles on macOS becauselibc::sysconfandlibc::killexist there, but/procdoes not. On macOSsamples_own_process_treefails at ther.rss_bytes > 0assertion (Line 331) anddescendant_pids_finds_direct_childfails at thekids.contains(&child.id())assertion (Line 363). Runtime sampling also degrades silently to zeroed metrics on non-Linux hosts.If the workspace targets Linux only, no change is needed. If it also targets macOS, gate the module and the tests, and provide a non-Linux fallback for the exported functions.
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In `@crates/aish-pty/src/resource.rs`:
- Around line 212-230: Update kill_process_tree to revalidate each PID’s
liveness and membership in the original process tree after the SIGTERM delay and
before sending SIGKILL; skip any PID that exited, was recycled, or no longer
belongs to the tree, while preserving the existing initial termination sweep.
In `@crates/aish-tools/src/glob_tool/glob_tool.rs`:
- Around line 236-249: Update the empty-match handling in the glob tool so a
timed-out traversal reports the timeout and partial-result status instead of
returning the definitive “No files found.” message. Use the existing
outcome.timed_out state and TRAVERSAL_TIMEOUT formatting, while preserving the
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- Around line 191-198: Update the absolute-pattern branch in the glob traversal
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wildcard component, rather than always using filesystem root. Preserve full-path
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- glob: absolute patterns now start the walk at the longest wildcard-free literal prefix instead of traversing the whole filesystem from / (restores old glob::glob behaviour); a missing literal prefix fails fast instead of scanning / - glob: a timed-out walk with zero matches reports the timeout note instead of a definitive 'No files found.' - kill_process_tree: re-derive the surviving descendant tree after the SIGTERM grace window so a recycled pid is never SIGKILLed
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In `@crates/aish-pty/src/resource.rs`:
- Around line 227-230: Update the process cleanup logic around descendant_pids
and the victims loop to capture each victim’s process identity, such as
/proc/<pid>/stat start time, before sending SIGTERM, then revalidate that
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PID-only membership cannot detect recycling: if the root (or any victim) exits during the SIGTERM grace window and its pid is reassigned, the SIGKILL sweep hits an unrelated process. Capture each victim's /proc/<pid>/stat start time before signalling and revalidate it after the grace window; a mismatch (or vanished pid) skips the SIGKILL.
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In `@crates/aish-pty/src/resource.rs`:
- Around line 218-222: Update the process-termination flow around the victims
snapshot and both signal operations to use stable pidfds for SIGTERM and
SIGKILL, retaining each process’s start-time validation as needed. For targets
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| let victims: Vec<(u32, u64)> = descendant_pids(root) | ||
| .into_iter() | ||
| .chain(std::iter::once(root)) | ||
| .filter_map(|pid| proc_starttime(pid).map(|st| (pid, st))) | ||
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Use stable process handles for both signals.
libc::kill(pid, SIGTERM) uses the PID from the initial victims snapshot without checking its stored start time. If that process exits and the PID is reused before the sweep reaches it, SIGTERM can reach an unrelated process. The later SIGKILL check cannot prevent this.
Use pidfds for both signals. If a supported target lacks pidfds, revalidate immediately before SIGTERM and document the remaining TOCTOU risk.
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In `@crates/aish-pty/src/resource.rs` around lines 218 - 222, Update the
process-termination flow around the victims snapshot and both signal operations
to use stable pidfds for SIGTERM and SIGKILL, retaining each process’s
start-time validation as needed. For targets where pidfds are unsupported,
revalidate the stored start time immediately before sending SIGTERM and document
the remaining TOCTOU limitation; ensure no signal is sent through an unchecked
PID from the initial snapshot.
…d pid PID start-time checks only guarded the SIGKILL sweep; the SIGTERM sweep still signalled raw pids from the initial /proc snapshot. Pin every victim with pidfd_open BEFORE any signal and send both SIGTERM and SIGKILL via pidfd_send_signal — a pidfd references the exact process instance, so recycling is structurally impossible. Fallback for pre-5.1 kernels (or seccomp-blocked syscalls): kill() only when the pidfd's fdinfo Pid still matches the pid's /proc stat pid, which proves the pid was not recycled between pin and signal.
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Addressed in 8db8bf1: both signals now go through pidfd_send_signal on pidfds opened before the SIGTERM sweep, so a recycled pid can never receive either signal. For pre-5.1 kernels / blocked syscalls there is a kill() fallback that first cross-checks the pidfd's fdinfo |
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libc::syscallreceives the literal424/434values on every target. On MIPS,libcdefines these syscalls as4000 + 424/4000 + 434, so the current calls may invoke the wrong syscall. Replace both literals withlibc::SYS_pidfd_send_signalandlibc::SYS_pidfd_open, and pass scalar variadic arguments aslibc::c_long.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/aish-pty/src/resource.rs`:
- Around line 216-252: Update kill_process_tree to retain every descendant and
root pid even when pidfd_open fails, preserving the existing pidfd_signal path
for entries with a PidFd and adding a pid-based signal fallback for entries
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- Around line 261-294: Update pidfd_open and pidfd_send_signal to use
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filter_map discarded every pid whose pidfd_open failed (kernel < 5.3, seccomp/container policy, EPERM), silently turning kill_process_tree into a no-op — the exact runaway-session failure this PR targets. Victims now carry Option<PidFd>: pinned fds use pidfd_send_signal with an fdinfo identity cross-check on fallback; unpinned pids fall back to plain kill, accepting the documented TOCTOU of a recycled pid between scan and signal on such systems.
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… kill (AI-Shell-Team#487) * feat(pty): live-session resource monitoring and targeted process-tree kill Fixes the observability and termination gaps from AI-Shell-Team#482: - aish-pty/resource.rs: /proc-based sampling of each live session's full worker tree (REPL -> bash -> tools) by parent-pid closure, immune to the setsid() done by each layer; kill_process_tree() collects the descendant set BEFORE signalling, then sweeps SIGTERM + SIGKILL so kill_live_sessions no longer leaves orphaned CPU burners behind - daemon.rs: KillSession now terminates the whole worker tree via kill_process_tree instead of only the direct child - resource_monitor: periodic REPL check (default 30s, configurable via pty_resource_check_interval_secs / _cpu_percent / _rss_mb) alerts when another detached session exceeds CPU/RSS thresholds; CPU is derived from the tick delta against the previous check so no sampling sleep ever blocks the REPL; 5-min per-session alert cooldown - /live_sessions picker shows live CPU% and RSS per session - glob tool: pruned DFS traversal (excludes target/node_modules/... at traversal level), 60s wall-clock budget, Ctrl+C cancellation via the session token, spawn_blocking off the async runtime; cancellation returns partial results as success so the agent does not retry into another cancelled walk All i18n messages added in 6 locales. * fix(review): address CodeRabbit findings on PR AI-Shell-Team#487 - glob: absolute patterns now start the walk at the longest wildcard-free literal prefix instead of traversing the whole filesystem from / (restores old glob::glob behaviour); a missing literal prefix fails fast instead of scanning / - glob: a timed-out walk with zero matches reports the timeout note instead of a definitive 'No files found.' - kill_process_tree: re-derive the surviving descendant tree after the SIGTERM grace window so a recycled pid is never SIGKILLed * fix(pty): validate process identity via start time before SIGKILL PID-only membership cannot detect recycling: if the root (or any victim) exits during the SIGTERM grace window and its pid is reassigned, the SIGKILL sweep hits an unrelated process. Capture each victim's /proc/<pid>/stat start time before signalling and revalidate it after the grace window; a mismatch (or vanished pid) skips the SIGKILL. * fix(pty): pin victims with pidfds so neither signal can hit a recycled pid PID start-time checks only guarded the SIGKILL sweep; the SIGTERM sweep still signalled raw pids from the initial /proc snapshot. Pin every victim with pidfd_open BEFORE any signal and send both SIGTERM and SIGKILL via pidfd_send_signal — a pidfd references the exact process instance, so recycling is structurally impossible. Fallback for pre-5.1 kernels (or seccomp-blocked syscalls): kill() only when the pidfd's fdinfo Pid still matches the pid's /proc stat pid, which proves the pid was not recycled between pin and signal. * fix(pty): never drop a victim when pidfd_open is unavailable filter_map discarded every pid whose pidfd_open failed (kernel < 5.3, seccomp/container policy, EPERM), silently turning kill_process_tree into a no-op — the exact runaway-session failure this PR targets. Victims now carry Option<PidFd>: pinned fds use pidfd_send_signal with an fdinfo identity cross-check on fallback; unpinned pids fall back to plain kill, accepting the documented TOCTOU of a recycled pid between scan and signal on such systems.
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Fixes #482.
Summary
Addresses the runaway detached-session problem: live PTY sessions keep running tools after the client leaves, with no visibility into per-session resource cost and no reliable way to terminate the full worker tree.
Per-session resource sampling (
aish-pty/resource.rs, new)/procpass.setsid()each aish layer performs, so a process-group kill can never miss workers and the sample can never miss them either.kill_process_tree()collects the descendant set before any signalling (so orphans reparented to init stay discoverable), then sweeps SIGTERM → 200ms → SIGKILL.Targeted termination
daemon.rsKillSession paths now callkill_process_treeinstead of signalling only the direct child — previously bash-exec'd tool workers survived/kill_live_sessionsas orphaned CPU burners.Threshold alerts in the REPL (
aish-shell/resource_monitor.rs, new)pty_resource_check_interval_secs(0 disables),pty_resource_cpu_percent(default 80),pty_resource_rss_mb(default 1024)./live_sessionspicker rows now show liveCPU %andRSSso runaway sessions are visible directly in the panel.glob tool hardening (long-running tool from the repro steps)
target/node_modules/.git/...are cut at traversal level, not post-filtered.spawn_blockingoff the async runtime.Issue acceptance criteria coverage
/live_sessionsshows runtime + resource usagekill_process_treeTesting
cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy -D warningsclean.cargo test -p aish-pty -p aish-shell -p aish-tools -p aish-configgreen.Resource overhead
Steady state: zero (no threads, no timers; the throttled check early-returns on an
Instantcompare). Due check: one/procpass (~1–3 ms on a 3k-process box) with hash-map keyed BFS. No new dependencies.Summary by CodeRabbit
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