sync(v2.12): preserve parallel terminal job lifetime, validation boundaries, and streamed child logs #132

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opened 2026-09-09 14:58:54 +00:00 by nsaspy · 0 comments

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Agent Zero v2.12: https://github.com/agent0ai/agent-zero/releases/tag/v2.12

Missing parity

Bring the v2.12 parallel-execution semantics into the fork.

Required work

Keep parallel terminal jobs alive until their commands actually finish rather than treating dispatch as completion.
Publish progress through job results while work is still active.
Keep goal operations out of disposable parallel workers and share the same validation rules across dispatch paths.
Preserve streamed child log content in the final parallel job result; do not replace user-visible streamed output with a smaller terminal summary.
Define cancellation/error propagation so failed workers cannot leak processes or falsely report success.

Acceptance

A long-running child command remains tracked until process completion.
Progress remains visible and final results retain streamed child logs.
Goal mutations are rejected in disposable workers through the same policy/validation path used elsewhere.
Cancellation kills/cleans owned child work and returns a terminal job state.
Tests cover parallel success, long-running progress, cancellation, failure, output preservation, and forbidden goal operations.

## Upstream Agent Zero v2.12: https://github.com/agent0ai/agent-zero/releases/tag/v2.12 ## Missing parity Bring the v2.12 parallel-execution semantics into the fork. ## Required work - Keep parallel terminal jobs alive until their commands actually finish rather than treating dispatch as completion. - Publish progress through job results while work is still active. - Keep goal operations out of disposable parallel workers and share the same validation rules across dispatch paths. - Preserve streamed child log content in the final parallel job result; do not replace user-visible streamed output with a smaller terminal summary. - Define cancellation/error propagation so failed workers cannot leak processes or falsely report success. ## Acceptance - A long-running child command remains tracked until process completion. - Progress remains visible and final results retain streamed child logs. - Goal mutations are rejected in disposable workers through the same policy/validation path used elsewhere. - Cancellation kills/cleans owned child work and returns a terminal job state. - Tests cover parallel success, long-running progress, cancellation, failure, output preservation, and forbidden goal operations.