fix(server): wake archive notification delivery from committed changes

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# Decision-archive notification delivery
Auto-archive already writes `decision_archive_notification_outbox` in the same
transaction that archives its retention row. The old retention sweep called
notification delivery on every maintenance tick, including an empty outbox.
Delivery is now its own coordinator worker. Retention scanning remains a separate
migration; this PR does not change what is archived or when.
## Ownership and producer audit
`decision-retention.ts` owns eligibility, current-version checks, source authority,
origin resolution, and archive writes. Its sole outbox producer is `autoArchive`.
It now awaits the delivery notification immediately before inserting the outbox
row in the existing transaction. Caller-owned transactions and savepoints retain
outer commit/rollback ownership through the shared database signal mechanism.
Manual archive/revive and reviewed-manifest archive do not create these
notifications today; this change does not add notifications to those actions.
`decision-archive-delivery.ts` owns claim recovery, selection, grouping, delivery,
and settlement. `decisionRetentionService.deliverNotifications` remains a
compatible delegate. Its notification callback and batch type retain their
existing contract. The scheduler only sees the delivery operation and next
work deadline. Claim and acknowledgement writes belong to this worker; they do
not broadcast self-generated wakes. There is no additional table or migration.
The server registers the worker in enabled-heartbeat startup housekeeping and
removes notification delivery from `runRetentionSweep`. Registration scans saved
work before the retention pass can enqueue more. The disabled-heartbeat branch
continues not to dispatch agent notifications. A service without a callback
leaves outbox rows intact and does not attempt notification delivery.
## Work and deadlines
Pending outbox rows are due for delivery. Each pass claims up to 500 rows and
groups them by company and origin agent, preserving company scope and the
existing notification payload. Failed or remaining pending rows retain a
30-second retry. Never-attempted rows sort first, then the oldest attempts, so
one failing batch cannot repeatedly hide later rows.
A delivering row retains its existing five-minute claim deadline. Startup
reconstructs that deadline from `lastAttemptAt`; a legacy missing timestamp is
immediately recoverable. A worker waiting only for a future claim deadline does
not repeatedly query until that deadline. Settlement and failure reset require
the same claim timestamp, so a delayed old result cannot settle or release a
replacement claim. Delivered counts include only rows actually settled.
An empty outbox or retained delivered history has no worker deadline and no
recurring SQL. The coordinator coalesces writes and prevents overlapping passes.
The shared deadline worker preserves first enqueue during drain, changes during
delivery, and failed retries across drain/resume. Coordinator shutdown joins
in-flight work. These guarantees do not replace the durable rows.
## Recovery and limits
A failed enqueue rolls back both the archive mutation and its outbox insertion.
An uncertain transaction retains the shared intent until its outcome is known.
A notification failure returns the same rows to pending. A process stopping
while delivering leaves the claim for deadline recovery on restart.
Delivery remains at least once. A wake accepted before a lost acknowledgement
can be retried. This change does not promise exactly-once agent wakeups or add
new deduplication storage. The five-minute stale threshold is unchanged.
Supported producers share the process-local database signal owner. Independent
SQL or another active server needs a separate wake contract. The existing Cloud
sleep proof still blocks this outbox conservatively; no external-wake coverage
or sleep guard is relaxed. Worker quiet does not prove actual database or host
suspension. Retention scanning and decision continuations remain separate duties.
## Verification
The final selection passes 54 tests: 15 real-PostgreSQL retention/delivery cases
and 39 startup cases. Twelve new cases cover configured idle, retained delivered
history, real enqueue, restart, exact stale-claim timing, legacy missing timestamps,
first enqueue during drain, failed-delivery retry through drain, outer commit and
rollback, enqueue failure rollback, writes during delivery, more than 500 rows,
and stale-result fencing. Quiet assertions observe no reads or writes across an
hour of controlled time. Workspace typecheck and build pass.
The first 52-case selection passed. Adding fault/concurrency tests then exposed
two fixture errors: duplicate globally unique issue identifiers across two seeded
companies, and asserting quiet before rollback reconciliation had run. Seeded
identifiers now use their company prefix; quiet checks advance the retained retry
and await authoritative settlement. All 54 cases passed on rerun. No production
hold, recovery deadline, or timeout was weakened. Full repository CI and fresh
review are required before this PR is ready.
@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ Do not mark an item done from a timer removal or a green check alone.
| 01 | Custom-image setup expiry | Session writes, existing expiry, startup/retry/drain | [#17443](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17443), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `36844a458b` |
| 02 | Remaining chat maintenance | Provider runtime discovery; voice reconciliation; milestones; wake notices; interaction continuations; terminal confirmations; GitHub recovery; Teams maintenance, separately by owner | Pending |
| 03 | Run and task recovery | Orphan runs and active leases; shutdown workspace settlement; scheduled retries; queued runs; stranded assignments; resolved dependencies; task watchdogs; silent-run monitoring; stale locks | Pending |
| 04 | Decision retention and notifications | Retention deadlines and notification delivery are separate reasons | Pending |
| 04 | Decision retention and notifications | Retention deadlines and notification delivery are separate reasons | Retention pending; notification delivery implemented in slice 08, PR pending |
| 05 | Decision expiry and interrupted effects | Expiry, effect recovery, continuation recovery | Pending |
| 06 | Tool connection health | Configuration/use activation and defined proactive health deadlines | Pending |
| 07 | Secret proposals, tool reviews, gateway tokens | Separate expiry/scrub/recovery owners | Secret proposals: [#17446](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17446), checks passed at `d41590ac0e`; gateway credentials: [#17450](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17450), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `c5c53fc43f`; pending tool-review expiry: [#17453](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17453), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `ce6a260a83`; approved recovery: [#17454](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17454), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `7a1cf03e62`; interrupted claims: [#17458](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17458), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `85003a7ac4`; projection implemented, PR pending |
| 07 | Secret proposals, tool reviews, gateway tokens | Separate expiry/scrub/recovery owners | Secret proposals: [#17446](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17446), checks passed at `d41590ac0e`; gateway credentials: [#17450](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17450), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `c5c53fc43f`; pending tool-review expiry: [#17453](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17453), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `ce6a260a83`; approved recovery: [#17454](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17454), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `7a1cf03e62`; interrupted claims: [#17458](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17458), all checks passed, Greptile 5/5 at `85003a7ac4`; projection: [#17468](https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip/pull/17468), Greptile 5/5 at `0956883a84`, CI running |
| 08 | GitHub connection events and continuity | Event discovery/replay and credential continuity separately | Pending |
| 09 | Merged-PR confirmations | Candidate writes, webhook activation where supported, outstanding-candidate fallback | Pending |
| 10 | External-object refresh | Configuration changes, refresh deadlines, source events | Pending |
@@ -284,3 +284,24 @@ and build pass. One initial interaction cleanup-hook timeout is recorded in
the behavior document; the complete isolated suite then passed. Both parent
PRs #17454 and #17458 now have every check passed and are mergeable, including
the additional Paperclip Review checks. Full CI/review for slice 07 is next.
## Slice 08: decision-archive notification delivery
Projection repair is #17468, head `0956883a84`, with Greptile 5/5 and no open
findings. Latest checks are running with no failure. Slice 08 is based on that
branch and separates archive notification delivery from retention scanning.
The existing auto-archive transaction is the sole outbox producer. A committed
enqueue wakes delivery; pending rows retain retries and delivering rows retain
their saved five-minute claim deadline. Delivered history is quiet.
The implementation preserves the delivery API and payload. It fences stale
completion by claim timestamp and orders unattempted/oldest-attempted pending
rows so failed batches do not starve later work. No table or migration is added.
See [archive delivery](../idle-decision-archive-delivery.md).
All 54 selected tests pass, including 12 new real-PostgreSQL lifecycle cases.
Workspace typecheck/build pass. Two added-fixture failures and their corrections
are recorded in the behavior document. Full CI/review remains required.
Retention eligibility/scanning, decision expiry, effect recovery, and decision
continuation delivery remain independent unfinished reasons in the full ledger.