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Resume could not continue a stopped Cursor turn natively: Cursor's SDK only uses its resume action internally for retries, so T3 left Cursor resume unsupported.
Change
Cursor now resumes the way Cursor's own app does: it sends the protocol's ResumeAction from the latest checkpoint, with no new user message. T3's existing @cursor/sdk patch gains agent.resume() for this. The SDK moves to 1.3.1, the latest release, which still has no public resume, so the existing attribution and shell-streaming hunks are carried over to its new executor chunk.
Cursor keeps a stopped run only from its first checkpoint on. When Stop lands earlier, Cursor never recorded the request, so Resume replays the original message instead. The same checkpoint check stops T3 from prepending "your previous turn is missing from your history" when Cursor did keep the run.
Scope
Cursor only. Grok can continue natively only inside the process that took a soft cancel, while T3's Stop deliberately terminates that process, so Grok stays unsupported and its Stop is unchanged. Pi's native continue is not reachable over RPC or extensions, and a workaround breaks rollback, so Pi stays unsupported. Other providers have no native continuation path and keep reporting resume as unsupported.
Verification
Focused tests cover checkpoint detection, native resume, replay of a dropped request, resuming after a stopped resume, and refusal when nothing can be resumed. Live web-client runs with Cursor confirmed Stop → Resume → completion through run.resume with no message, and the dropped-request replay. vp run check:changed passed.
- Resume Grok, Cursor, and Pi turns through their native continuation paths
- Fall back to replaying Cursor prompts that were dropped before checkpointing
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Cursor turns now resume from saved checkpoints or replay requests stopped before checkpointing. The application changes are understood, but the replacement minified SDK runtime patch needs inspection to establish its full execution effects.
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The turn_interrupt fixture recorded the old process-group kill. Grok's
Stop now sends session/cancel with its Ctrl-C trigger and the agent
answers the prompt as cancelled, as real Grok 1.0.77 does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…prompt
ACP: a resume that failed before dispatch no longer discards Grok's
record of the stopped turn; only a prompt the agent receives consumes it.
Cursor: a native resume stopped before its own checkpoint stays
resumable even when no interrupted prompt was recorded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Cursor provider now checks run checkpoints to choose between native continuation and replaying the saved request. The SDK integration adds resume support and updates the Cursor SDK dependency to version 1.3.1.
Changes: Cursor turn resume
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Summary
SDK resume and checkpoint support packages/provider-cursor/src/server/CursorAgentSdk.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/CursorAgentSdk.test.ts, packages/provider-cursor/package.json, apps/server/package.json, pnpm-workspace.yaml
The SDK integration adds native resume, resume event logging, and checkpoint lookup for a specified or latest run. Tests check checkpoint state across runs. The Cursor SDK dependency and workspace override are updated to 1.3.1.
Adapter resume and replay packages/provider-cursor/src/server/adapter.ts, packages/provider-cursor/src/server/adapter.test.ts
The adapter retains the original SDK message and run ID for interrupted turns. It uses native continuation for checkpointed runs and replays the saved request when the run has no checkpoint. Tests cover both paths and unsupported requests.
sequenceDiagram
participant CursorAdapter
participant CursorAgentSdkSession
participant CursorSdkAgent
CursorAdapter->>CursorAgentSdkSession: Check interrupted run checkpoint state
CursorAgentSdkSession->>CursorSdkAgent: Load run checkpoint state
CursorAdapter->>CursorAgentSdkSession: Request native resume or replay saved message
CursorAgentSdkSession->>CursorSdkAgent: Call agent.resume(options) or agent.send(message, options)
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The description follows the repository template in structure and is detailed. It states the problem (Cursor resume was unsupported natively), the change (native resume via patched agent.resume() using ResumeAction from the latest checkpoint, and the SDK bump to 1.3.1), the scope (Cursor only, with reasons Grok, Pi, and other providers stay unsupported), and verification (focused tests plus live web-client runs, and vp run check:changed passing). The Scope section does not link an issue or a maintainer request, and it does not explain why no issue is needed. This is a required item in the template, but the rest of the description is complete, so the check passes. The model line at the end is present.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-acp/src/server/adapter.ts:
- Line 8398: Update the resume-marker handling in the flow around
configureSession and validateModelSelection so a setup failure before prompt
dispatch does not consume resume eligibility. Consume nativeResumeSessionId only
when dispatch begins, or restore it if setup fails before dispatch; preserve the
existing behavior once a prompt has been dispatched.
Review comments at @packages/provider-pi/src/server/adapter.ts:
- Line 3121: Update the rollback-boundary handling for `/t3-resume` so a
context-only resumed turn can be rolled back to the preceding stopped turn
without requiring a new user entry. Establish a safe boundary using the existing
turn/tree state before changing `captureTurnTreeRefs`, `piForkBoundary`, or
`piUncapturedForkEntry`; preserve the current fail-closed behavior unless a
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Grok's native resume needs Stop to soft-cancel and keep the process
alive, which changes Stop for every Grok user. Keep the existing
process-group teardown; Grok Resume stays unsupported, so the shared
ACP resume capability is removed with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pi's continue() is not reachable over RPC or extensions, so resume needed
a hidden custom message to start a context-only run. That run has no user
entry, which breaks rollback to the stopped turn: Pi's RPC fork can only
branch before a user message. Keep Pi resume unsupported until Pi exposes
a native continue.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Yash-Singh1
changed the title
fix(providers): resume stopped turns natively where supported
fix(cursor): resume stopped turns with Cursor's native resume action
Nov 14, 2026
1.3.1 still has no public way to send Cursor's ResumeAction, so the
patch carries over: agent.resume(), shell output streaming, and
cli-config attribution, re-applied to the new executor chunk (305.js).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Resume could not continue a stopped Cursor turn natively: Cursor's SDK only uses its resume action internally for retries, so T3 left Cursor resume unsupported.
Change
Cursor now resumes the way Cursor's own app does: it sends the protocol's
ResumeActionfrom the latest checkpoint, with no new user message. T3's existing@cursor/sdkpatch gainsagent.resume()for this. The SDK moves to 1.3.1, the latest release, which still has no public resume, so the existing attribution and shell-streaming hunks are carried over to its new executor chunk.Cursor keeps a stopped run only from its first checkpoint on. When Stop lands earlier, Cursor never recorded the request, so Resume replays the original message instead. The same checkpoint check stops T3 from prepending "your previous turn is missing from your history" when Cursor did keep the run.
Scope
Cursor only. Grok can continue natively only inside the process that took a soft cancel, while T3's Stop deliberately terminates that process, so Grok stays unsupported and its Stop is unchanged. Pi's native continue is not reachable over RPC or extensions, and a workaround breaks rollback, so Pi stays unsupported. Other providers have no native continuation path and keep reporting resume as unsupported.
Verification
Focused tests cover checkpoint detection, native resume, replay of a dropped request, resuming after a stopped resume, and refusal when nothing can be resumed. Live web-client runs with Cursor confirmed Stop → Resume → completion through
run.resumewith no message, and the dropped-request replay.vp run check:changedpassed.Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code.
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