PaperClipAI/server/src/services/environment-execution-target.ts

import type { Db } from "@paperclipai/db";
import type { Environment, EnvironmentLease } from "@paperclipai/shared";
import { adapterSupportsRemoteManagedEnvironments } from "@paperclipai/shared";
import {
  adapterExecutionTargetToRemoteSpec,
  type AdapterExecutionTarget,
} from "@paperclipai/adapter-utils/execution-target";
import type { DuplexObservabilityRecorder } from "@paperclipai/adapter-utils/duplex-observability";
import type { DuplexAggregateByteLedger } from "@paperclipai/adapter-utils/duplex-aggregate-byte-ledger";
import {
  clampSpanLabel,
  getActiveStepContext,
  normalizeProviderFamily,
  SANDBOX_STARTUP_OUTCOME,
  SANDBOX_STARTUP_SPAN_ATTRS,
} from "@paperclipai/adapter-utils/acpx-engine/startup-timing";
import { parseObject } from "../adapters/utils.js";
import { getStartupTracer } from "../instrumentation.js";
import { resolveEnvironmentDriverConfigForRuntime } from "./environment-config.js";
import type { EnvironmentRuntimeService } from "./environment-runtime.js";
import { getEnvironmentDriverTraits } from "./environment-driver-traits.js";

export const DEFAULT_SANDBOX_REMOTE_CWD = "/tmp";

/** The minimal span surface the provider-exec seam calls. A real injected OTel
 * span satisfies it; the no-op tracer's span satisfies it too. */
type ExecSpan = {
  setAttribute(key: string, value: string | number | boolean): void;
  setStatus(status: { code: number; message?: string }): void;
  end(): void;
};

/**
 * The value of `SpanStatusCode.ERROR` in `@opentelemetry/api`. The server injects
 * a real OTel span, but this module stays OTel-free, so it uses the numeric value
 * directly. A failed exec span sets this status, so a trace UI counts and filters
 * the failure through the native span status, not only the `outcome` attribute.
 */
const SPAN_STATUS_CODE_ERROR = 2;

/** The minimal tracer surface the provider-exec seam calls. `getStartupTracer`
 * returns a real or no-op implementation that satisfies it. The optional third
 * argument is the explicit parent-context token: the seam passes the active
 * step context, so the exec span parents to its step span. */
type ExecTracer = {
  startSpan(name: string, options?: unknown, context?: unknown): ExecSpan;
};

/**
 * Set a numeric span attribute only when the value is a finite number. A value
 * that is absent, `NaN`, or `Infinity` yields no attribute — never a misleading
 * `0`. This mirrors the host counter guard below and the `adapter-utils`
 * startup-step guard.
 */
function setFiniteNumberAttr(span: ExecSpan, key: string, value: unknown): void {
  if (typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value)) {
    span.setAttribute(key, value);
  }
}

/** Read a free-form metadata value as a finite number, or `undefined`. The
 * provider durations ride the exec result's untyped `metadata`, so a provider
 * that omits or mistypes one yields no attribute — never a misleading `0`. */
function toFiniteNumber(value: unknown): number | undefined {
  return typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value) ? value : undefined;
}

/** Read a free-form metadata value as a boolean, or `undefined`. The provider
 * cache-hit flag rides the exec result's untyped `metadata`, so a provider that
 * omits or mistypes it yields no attribute — never a misleading `false`. */
function toBoolean(value: unknown): boolean | undefined {
  return typeof value === "boolean" ? value : undefined;
}

/**
 * Compute the tail of `final` that the provider did NOT already stream.
 *
 * The provider streams output chunks in order. Those chunks form `delivered`.
 * The final result is `final`. In the normal path `final` continues
 * `delivered`, so the tail is `final` past the delivered length.
 *
 * A provider can stream a prefix and then fall back to a poll that returns a
 * different buffer. When `final` does not start with `delivered`, a length
 * slice would drop unrelated leading output or cut a chunk mid-text, so the
 * durable log would hold truncated or corrupt output. In that case this
 * function returns the whole `final` instead. That can repeat the streamed
 * prefix in the log, but the complete final output always reaches the log.
 * Repetition is safer than a silent loss of output.
 */
function undeliveredSuffix(delivered: string, final: string): string {
  if (!final) return "";
  if (delivered.length === 0) return final;
  if (final.startsWith(delivered)) return final.slice(delivered.length);
  return final;
}

/**
 * The closed input for one `sandbox.exec` span. The seam builds it from the
 * exec result and the active step context. Every field is already bounded or
 * numeric; the raw command clamps inside the helper below.
 */
interface SandboxExecSpanInput {
  /** The low-cardinality provider family (already through `normalizeProviderFamily`). */
  provider: string;
  /** The raw `argv[0]`. The helper clamps it; the raw value never rides the span. */
  command: string;
  /** The numeric process exit code, or `null`. */
  exitCode: number | null;
  /** The host-measured wall time of the execution. */
  wallMs: number;
  /** The provider handle-fetch wait before the execution ran. */
  waitBeforeMs: number | undefined;
  /** The in-sandbox run time of the execution. */
  sandboxMs: number | undefined;
  /** Whether the execution sits on the startup critical path. */
  criticalPath: boolean;
  /** Whether the provider served the sandbox handle from its warm cache. */
  cacheHit: boolean | undefined;
}

/**
 * Assemble every `sandbox.exec` span attribute in one place. This is the single
 * producer-side boundary for the exec span: it sets only the closed
 * `paperclip.sandbox.startup.exec.*` allowlist. The command rides only as a
 * clamped label, so a full command line, an argument, a path, an environment
 * value, or any standard-stream text can never ride the span. A non-finite
 * numeric input yields no attribute (fail open — never `NaN`, never a
 * misleading `0`).
 */
function setSandboxExecSpanAttributes(span: ExecSpan, input: SandboxExecSpanInput): void {
  const A = SANDBOX_STARTUP_SPAN_ATTRS;
  span.setAttribute(A.provider, input.provider);
  const command = clampSpanLabel("command", input.command);
  if (command !== undefined) span.setAttribute(A.execCommand, command);
  if (typeof input.exitCode === "number" && Number.isFinite(input.exitCode)) {
    span.setAttribute(A.execExitCode, input.exitCode);
  }
  setFiniteNumberAttr(span, A.execWallMs, input.wallMs);
  setFiniteNumberAttr(span, A.execWaitBeforeMs, input.waitBeforeMs);
  setFiniteNumberAttr(span, A.execSandboxMs, input.sandboxMs);
  // The transport time the host adds around the provider work: wall minus the
  // handle-fetch wait minus the in-sandbox run. Set it only when both parts are
  // present, so a provider that reports no durations yields no derived value.
  if (input.waitBeforeMs !== undefined && input.sandboxMs !== undefined) {
    setFiniteNumberAttr(span, A.execNetworkMs, input.wallMs - input.waitBeforeMs - input.sandboxMs);
  }
  span.setAttribute(A.execCriticalPath, input.criticalPath);
  // The explicit provider cache-hit flag, from `result.metadata.cacheHit`. The
  // plugin decides it at the handle lookup, so the span no longer infers a
  // cache hit from `wait_before_ms == 0`. A provider that omits it yields no
  // attribute.
  if (typeof input.cacheHit === "boolean") {
    span.setAttribute(A.execCacheHit, input.cacheHit);
  }
  const failed = input.exitCode !== 0;
  span.setAttribute(
    A.outcome,
    failed ? SANDBOX_STARTUP_OUTCOME.failed : SANDBOX_STARTUP_OUTCOME.ok,
  );
  // A non-zero exit code is a failed execution, so set the native span status to
  // ERROR too. The success path leaves the status unset, so a successful exec
  // keeps the default OTel status. A `null` exit code counts as failed here.
  if (failed) span.setStatus({ code: SPAN_STATUS_CODE_ERROR });
}

/**
 * Record a failed `sandbox.exec` span when the provider execution throws. There
 * is no exec result, so only the bounded provider family, the clamped command
 * label, the measured wall time, the critical-path flag, and the `failed`
 * outcome ride the span. The raw command never rides the span. A thrown
 * execution now still produces a span, instead of no span at all.
 */
function setSandboxExecSpanFailure(
  span: ExecSpan,
  input: { provider: string; command: string; wallMs: number; criticalPath: boolean },
): void {
  const A = SANDBOX_STARTUP_SPAN_ATTRS;
  span.setAttribute(A.provider, input.provider);
  const command = clampSpanLabel("command", input.command);
  if (command !== undefined) span.setAttribute(A.execCommand, command);
  setFiniteNumberAttr(span, A.execWallMs, input.wallMs);
  span.setAttribute(A.execCriticalPath, input.criticalPath);
  span.setAttribute(A.outcome, SANDBOX_STARTUP_OUTCOME.failed);
  // A thrown execution is a failed execution, so set the native span status to
  // ERROR too, not only the `outcome` attribute.
  span.setStatus({ code: SPAN_STATUS_CODE_ERROR });
}

export async function resolveEnvironmentExecutionTarget(input: {
  db: Db;
  companyId: string;
  adapterType: string;
  environment: {
    id?: string;
    driver: string;
    config: Record<string, unknown> | null;
  };
  leaseId?: string | null;
  leaseMetadata: Record<string, unknown> | null;
  lease?: EnvironmentLease | null;
  environmentRuntime?: EnvironmentRuntimeService | null;
  // The startup tracer for the provider-exec span. Defaults to the endpoint-
  // gated server tracer, which is a no-op when tracing is off. Tests inject a
  // recording tracer.
  tracer?: ExecTracer;
  // The host duplex observability recorder. The seam stamps it onto the sandbox
  // target next to the runner, so the live object stays on the host and never
  // enters the sandbox environment. Absent keeps the safe no-op default in the
  // bridge, so the surface stays inert until the host injects a real recorder.
  duplexObservabilityRecorder?: DuplexObservabilityRecorder | null;
  // The process-owned aggregate byte ledger. The seam stamps it onto the sandbox
  // target next to the runner, so the live object stays on the host and never
  // enters the sandbox environment. Absent keeps the bridge inert for this seam.
  duplexAggregateByteLedger?: DuplexAggregateByteLedger | null;
}): Promise<AdapterExecutionTarget | null> {
  if (input.environment.driver === "local") {
    return {
      kind: "local",
      environmentId: input.environment.id ?? null,
      leaseId: input.leaseId ?? null,
    };
  }

  if (input.environment.driver === "sandbox") {
    // Keep this gate in lockstep with the shared capability metadata that the
    // environment selector and capabilities API expose; a drift here lets the
    // UI offer environments the runtime then refuses.
    if (!adapterSupportsRemoteManagedEnvironments(input.adapterType)) {
      return null;
    }

    const parsed = await resolveEnvironmentDriverConfigForRuntime(input.db, input.companyId, {
      id: input.environment.id,
      driver: input.environment.driver as "sandbox",
      config: parseObject(input.environment.config),
    });
    if (parsed.driver !== "sandbox") {
      return null;
    }

    const remoteCwd =
      typeof input.leaseMetadata?.remoteCwd === "string" && input.leaseMetadata.remoteCwd.trim().length > 0
        ? input.leaseMetadata.remoteCwd.trim()
        : DEFAULT_SANDBOX_REMOTE_CWD;
    const timeoutMs = "timeoutMs" in parsed.config ? parsed.config.timeoutMs : null;
    const shellCommand =
      input.leaseMetadata?.shellCommand === "bash" || input.leaseMetadata?.shellCommand === "sh"
        ? input.leaseMetadata.shellCommand
        : null;

    // The low-cardinality public provider family. A plugin-backed / operator-
    // defined key maps to `plugin`, so a raw unbounded key never rides a span.
    const providerFamily = normalizeProviderFamily(parsed.config.provider);
    // The endpoint-gated startup tracer (no-op when tracing is off). Tests inject
    // a recording tracer.
    const tracer = input.tracer ?? getStartupTracer();

    // Resolve the read-only effective capability snapshot for this lease
    // through the general resolver. Freeze it so a consumer reads it but
    // never changes it. Track a resolution error apart from a genuinely
    // absent snapshot: a rejected resolution must not read as an open grant.
    //
    // Gate the call on the `hasLeaseCapabilityModel` trait, not on whether the
    // service exposes the method: the general resolver's `resolveCapabilities`
    // never returns `null` for a registered driver, and it resolves every
    // capability `false` for a driver with no lease capability model (see
    // `ENVIRONMENT_DRIVER_CAPABILITY_SUPPORT`). Calling it unconditionally
    // would turn "no snapshot" into "every capability denied" for a driver
    // this branch does not otherwise gate on. Reading the trait keeps that
    // behavior change out of this phase: only the `sandbox` driver has a
    // lease capability model today, and this branch only runs for `sandbox`.
    let effectiveCapabilities: Awaited<
      ReturnType<NonNullable<EnvironmentRuntimeService["resolveCapabilities"]>>
    > | null = null;
    let capabilityResolutionFailed = false;
    const driverHasLeaseCapabilityModel =
      getEnvironmentDriverTraits(input.environment.driver)?.hasLeaseCapabilityModel ?? false;
    if (driverHasLeaseCapabilityModel && input.environmentRuntime?.resolveCapabilities && input.lease) {
      try {
        effectiveCapabilities = await input.environmentRuntime.resolveCapabilities({
          environment: input.environment as Environment,
          lease: input.lease,
        });
      } catch {
        // The runtime could not resolve the snapshot. Fail closed for the
        // persistent-session gates below; never grant persistent-session
        // behavior from an unknown capability set.
        capabilityResolutionFailed = true;
        effectiveCapabilities = null;
      }
    }

    // Gate the sync, session, and execution decisions below on the effective
    // snapshot. A genuinely absent snapshot (no runtime, no lease) keeps the
    // prior behavior, so it never removes a working path. A present snapshot
    // can only remove a capability, never add one back.
    //
    // Native file sync needs BOTH sync verbs: the runner exposes syncIn and
    // syncOut both-or-neither, so a consumer either uses the native path for
    // both directions or keeps the base64 fallback for both. When the snapshot
    // removes either verb, keep the byte-identical base64 fallback. When the
    // resolution failed, fail closed and keep the base64 fallback too: an
    // unverified provider never gets the native sync path. This preserves the
    // existing reusable-lease sync enforcement unchanged.
    const nativeSyncAllowed =
      !capabilityResolutionFailed &&
      (!effectiveCapabilities ||
        (effectiveCapabilities.nativeSyncIn && effectiveCapabilities.nativeSyncOut));
    // A command that opts onto the persistent session needs the provider to keep
    // persistent process sessions. When the snapshot removes that capability,
    // never force the session; the command runs one-shot instead. When the
    // resolution failed, fail closed and never force the session.
    const persistentSessionsAllowed =
      !capabilityResolutionFailed &&
      (!effectiveCapabilities || effectiveCapabilities.persistentProcessSessions);

    // Resolve the per-run duplex bridge kill switch. It rides the host-side
    // sandbox target on the same seam as `effectiveCapabilities`, so the value
    // stays on the host and never enters the sandbox environment. Fail closed:
    // an absent runtime, an absent method, or a read error keeps the file
    // bridge. The stamp never turns a read error into a grant.
    let enableSandboxDuplexBridge = false;
    if (input.environmentRuntime?.readSandboxDuplexBridgeInput) {
      try {
        const duplexBridgeInput = await input.environmentRuntime.readSandboxDuplexBridgeInput();
        enableSandboxDuplexBridge = duplexBridgeInput.enableDuplexBridge === true;
      } catch {
        enableSandboxDuplexBridge = false;
      }
    }

    return {
      kind: "remote",
      transport: "sandbox",
      providerKey: parsed.config.provider,
      shellCommand,
      remoteCwd,
      enableSandboxDuplexBridge,
      // Attach the host duplex observability recorder next to the runner. The bridge
      // binds it to the fixed observability surface. Absent keeps the no-op
      // default, so the surface stays inert on a run with no injected recorder.
      duplexObservabilityRecorder: input.duplexObservabilityRecorder ?? null,
      // Attach the process-owned aggregate byte ledger next to the runner. The
      // bridge passes it to the broker, the decoder, and the response-body reader.
      // Absent keeps the bridge inert for this seam.
      duplexAggregateByteLedger: input.duplexAggregateByteLedger ?? null,
      ...(effectiveCapabilities ? { effectiveCapabilities: Object.freeze({ ...effectiveCapabilities }) } : {}),
      environmentId: input.environment.id ?? null,
      leaseId: input.leaseId ?? null,
      timeoutMs,
      // Run-log streaming defaults ON for sandbox environments so agent CLI
      // output reaches the UI mid-run; `streamRunLogs: false` is an explicit
      // opt-out back to batch-at-end delivery.
      streamRunLogs: parsed.config.streamRunLogs !== false,
      // Interactive ACP output streaming is decided downstream from the effective
      // capability snapshot alone: the process session bridge streams only when
      // the provider keeps persistent process sessions and runs independent
      // control commands. The snapshot is absent when resolution failed, so the
      // bridge fails closed to the output-file poll.
      runner: input.environmentRuntime && input.lease
        ? {
            // Provider-backed sandbox RPCs do not surface bounded mid-stream
            // progress for a single stdin upload, so keep the capability disabled
            // here. The client falls back to the chunked upload path when this is
            // false.
            supportsSingleStreamStdinProgress: false,
            // Carry the verified concurrent-sync opt-in to the sync client. The
            // client copies it onto the native path and ignores it on the base64
            // fallback, which always permits concurrency. A null snapshot or a
            // provider that never opted in keeps it false, so an unverified
            // provider never permits concurrent sync operations.
            allowConcurrentSyncOperations: effectiveCapabilities?.concurrentSyncOperations === true,
            execute: async (commandInput) => {
              // Record true start and stop timestamps around the provider await,
              // so the exec span and the result carry a real wall time.
              const startedAtMs = Date.now();
              const startedAt = new Date(startedAtMs).toISOString();
              // Open one `sandbox.exec` span BEFORE the provider await, so the
              // native span duration covers the whole execution and a thrown
              // execution still produces a span. The span parents to the active
              // step span. `startSpan` sits inside a guard; observability must
              // never change execution control flow, and a no-op tracer
              // (tracing off) makes the whole block inert.
              const activeStep = getActiveStepContext();
              const criticalPath = activeStep?.criticalPath ?? true;
              let span: ExecSpan | null = null;
              try {
                span = tracer.startSpan("sandbox.exec", undefined, activeStep?.parentContext);
              } catch {
                span = null;
              }
              try {
                // Classify the span outcome from the provider execution ONLY.
                // The inner try/catch wraps just the provider await, so a thrown
                // provider execution marks the span failed. A later log-callback
                // rejection sits outside this block and never flips a successful
                // execution to failed.
                // Incremental log sink. The provider streams each output chunk
                // through the execute.log notification while the command runs.
                // Serialize the delivery per execute call so the runner sees the
                // chunks in order, and keep the delivered text per stream, so the
                // final-result delivery below emits only the un-streamed suffix
                // and can detect a provider poll fallback that returns a
                // different buffer.
                let incrementalLogChain: Promise<void> = Promise.resolve();
                let deliveredStdout = "";
                let deliveredStderr = "";
                const onIncrementalLog = (
                  stream: "stdout" | "stderr",
                  chunk: string,
                ): Promise<void> => {
                  if (stream === "stdout") deliveredStdout += chunk;
                  else deliveredStderr += chunk;
                  incrementalLogChain = incrementalLogChain.then(() =>
                    commandInput.onLog?.(stream, chunk),
                  );
                  return incrementalLogChain;
                };
                let result;
                try {
                  result = await input.environmentRuntime!.execute({
                    environment: input.environment as Environment,
                    lease: input.lease!,
                    command: commandInput.command,
                    args: commandInput.args,
                    cwd: commandInput.cwd ?? remoteCwd,
                    env: commandInput.env,
                    stdin: commandInput.stdin,
                    timeoutMs: commandInput.timeoutMs,
                    onLog: commandInput.onLog ? onIncrementalLog : undefined,
                    // The ACP process session bridge sets `useSession` so its
                    // long-lived agent command opens the persistent session and
                    // streams output, even though it runs with no active step.
                    // The effective snapshot gates it: a provider that cannot
                    // keep persistent process sessions never forces the session,
                    // so the command runs one-shot instead.
                    forceSession: persistentSessionsAllowed ? commandInput.useSession : false,
                    // The bridge control-plane execs set `bypassSession` so they
                    // run one-shot and never queue behind the long-lived agent
                    // command on the persistent session. An explicit bypass wins
                    // over `forceSession` and over the active-step selection.
                    bypassSession: commandInput.bypassSession,
                  });
                } catch (error) {
                  // The provider execution threw. Mark the span failed with the
                  // measured wall time, then rethrow the original error unchanged.
                  if (span) {
                    try {
                      setSandboxExecSpanFailure(span, {
                        provider: providerFamily,
                        command: commandInput.command,
                        wallMs: Date.now() - startedAtMs,
                        criticalPath,
                      });
                    } catch {
                      // Observability must not change execution control flow.
                    }
                  }
                  throw error;
                }
                // The provider execution succeeded. The span timing and outcome
                // come from the command result, not from the log callbacks below.
                const finishedAtMs = Date.now();
                const finishedAt = new Date(finishedAtMs).toISOString();
                const durationMs = finishedAtMs - startedAtMs;
                // `setSandboxExecSpanAttributes` sets ONLY the closed
                // `paperclip.sandbox.startup.exec.*` allowlist: the normalized
                // provider family, the clamped command label, the numeric exit
                // code, the wall / wait-before / sandbox / network times, the
                // critical-path flag, and the outcome. The full command, args,
                // env, stdout, and stderr never ride the span.
                if (span) {
                  try {
                    setSandboxExecSpanAttributes(span, {
                      provider: providerFamily,
                      command: commandInput.command,
                      exitCode: result.exitCode,
                      wallMs: durationMs,
                      waitBeforeMs: toFiniteNumber(result.metadata?.getDurationMs),
                      sandboxMs: toFiniteNumber(result.metadata?.durationMs),
                      criticalPath,
                      cacheHit: toBoolean(result.metadata?.cacheHit),
                    });
                  } catch {
                    // Observability must not change execution control flow.
                  }
                }
                // Drain the ordered incremental delivery before the final
                // result. The provider streamed chunks arrive as execute.log
                // notifications while the command runs; awaiting the chain keeps
                // the runner order and surfaces a log-sink rejection.
                await incrementalLogChain;
                // Deliver only the suffix the provider did NOT already stream.
                // The streamed chunks usually form an in-order prefix of the
                // final result, so the remaining output is the final text past
                // the delivered text. When the provider streamed nothing, the
                // whole output is the suffix. When it streamed the complete
                // output, the suffix is empty and nothing repeats. When it
                // streamed a prefix and then fell back to a poll whose buffer
                // does not continue that prefix, `undeliveredSuffix` returns the
                // whole final output, so the durable log keeps the complete
                // result and never holds a truncated slice. A rejected `onLog`
                // still propagates to the caller (control flow is unchanged),
                // but the span already carries the successful outcome, so a log
                // failure never marks the execution failed.
                const stdoutSuffix = undeliveredSuffix(deliveredStdout, result.stdout ?? "");
                if (stdoutSuffix) await commandInput.onLog?.("stdout", stdoutSuffix);
                const stderrSuffix = undeliveredSuffix(deliveredStderr, result.stderr ?? "");
                if (stderrSuffix) await commandInput.onLog?.("stderr", stderrSuffix);
                return {
                  exitCode: result.exitCode,
                  signal: result.signal ?? null,
                  timedOut: result.timedOut,
                  stdout: result.stdout,
                  stderr: result.stderr,
                  pid: null,
                  startedAt,
                  finishedAt,
                  durationMs,
                };
              } finally {
                if (span) {
                  try {
                    span.end();
                  } catch {
                    // Observability must not change execution control flow.
                  }
                }
              }
            },
            // Expose the native file-sync capability only when the provider's
            // worker advertises BOTH sync verbs AND the effective snapshot still
            // grants native sync; otherwise leave syncIn/syncOut undefined so
            // the orchestrator keeps the byte-identical base64 path.
            ...(nativeSyncAllowed &&
            input.environmentRuntime.supportsSync({
              environment: input.environment as Environment,
              lease: input.lease,
            })
              ? {
                  syncIn: (operations) =>
                    input.environmentRuntime!.syncIn({
                      environment: input.environment as Environment,
                      lease: input.lease!,
                      operations,
                    }),
                  syncOut: (operations) =>
                    input.environmentRuntime!.syncOut({
                      environment: input.environment as Environment,
                      lease: input.lease!,
                      operations,
                    }),
                }
              : {}),
            // Expose the duplex channel only when the effective snapshot grants
            // the opt-in `duplexCommandStream` capability. A null snapshot
            // (resolution failed or the snapshot is not resolvable) leaves the
            // member undefined, so the caller keeps the file bridge. This mirrors
            // the syncIn/syncOut gate above and fails closed.
            // HTTP/2 is the preferred transport. `queue_v1` is the soft-deprecated fallback.
            ...(effectiveCapabilities?.duplexCommandStream
              ? {
                  openDuplexChannel: (channelInput) =>
                    input.environmentRuntime!.openDuplexChannel({
                      environment: input.environment as Environment,
                      lease: input.lease!,
                      command: channelInput.command,
                    }),
                }
              : {}),
          }
        : undefined,
    };
  }

  if (
    !adapterSupportsRemoteManagedEnvironments(input.adapterType) ||
    input.environment.driver !== "ssh"
  ) {
    return null;
  }

  const parsed = await resolveEnvironmentDriverConfigForRuntime(input.db, input.companyId, {
    id: input.environment.id,
    driver: input.environment.driver as "ssh",
    config: parseObject(input.environment.config),
  });
  if (parsed.driver !== "ssh") {
    return null;
  }

  const remoteCwd =
    typeof input.leaseMetadata?.remoteCwd === "string" && input.leaseMetadata.remoteCwd.trim().length > 0
      ? input.leaseMetadata.remoteCwd.trim()
      : parsed.config.remoteWorkspacePath;

  return {
    kind: "remote",
    transport: "ssh",
    environmentId: input.environment.id ?? null,
    leaseId: input.leaseId ?? null,
    remoteCwd,
    spec: {
      host: parsed.config.host,
      port: parsed.config.port,
      username: parsed.config.username,
      remoteWorkspacePath: parsed.config.remoteWorkspacePath,
      privateKey: parsed.config.privateKey,
      knownHosts: parsed.config.knownHosts,
      strictHostKeyChecking: parsed.config.strictHostKeyChecking,
      remoteCwd,
    },
  };
}

export async function resolveEnvironmentExecutionTransport(
  input: Parameters<typeof resolveEnvironmentExecutionTarget>[0],
): Promise<Record<string, unknown> | null> {
  return adapterExecutionTargetToRemoteSpec(await resolveEnvironmentExecutionTarget(input)) as Record<string, unknown> | null;
}