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fix(agent-setup): stop agent wrappers from resolving to themselves - #9414
The agent wrappers in ~/.paradev/bin can resolve to themselves and recurse forever. find_real_binary skips the wrapper's own bin dir only through the case patterns, and every pattern except getBinDir() is built from $HOME. So the wrapper finds itself again when:
a process runs with a different HOME (test runners and sandboxes routinely set one), or
the bin dir is on PATH under another spelling. After the Superset to Paradev rename, ~/.superset is a symlink to ~/.paradev, and PATH still lists ~/.superset/bin.
In either case REAL_BIN is the wrapper. It runs itself with --enable hooks added, the copy does the same, and so on until the process table is full.
On my machine a single codex --version from a test suite with a temporary HOME grew to about 3,500 processes in under an hour. With a fake HOME, 175 copies spawned within 3 seconds.
The fix adds two checks in find_real_binary, after a candidate passes the executable test:
[ "$dir/$name" -ef "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" ]: skip the running wrapper itself, however its path is spelled (same device and inode).
Skip any file whose first lines carry WRAPPER_MARKER, so another profile's wrapper (~/.paradev-*/bin) is never treated as the real binary either.
The existing case patterns stay as they are.
How I tested it
New test: never resolves to itself when its bin dir is on PATH under another spelling. It reaches the wrapper through a symlinked bin dir with HOME pointing elsewhere. Without the fix it times out at 5 s; with the fix it prints the real binary's output. The test starts the wrapper in its own process group and kills the group on timeout, so a failure can't leak the recursion into the test machine. I checked the process count before and after a failing run.
bun test src/agent-wrappers.test.ts in packages/agent-setup: 96 pass, 0 fail.
bun run typecheck in packages/agent-setup passes, and biome check on both changed files is clean.
I applied the same change by hand to all 16 installed wrappers on macOS and ran each with --version, with my real HOME and with a fake one. None recursed. Tools that are installed printed their version, and the missing ones gave the usual "not found" exit 127.
Not run: the full monorepo bun run lint / bun run test, and Linux.
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Summary by cubic
Fixes agent wrappers resolving to themselves and recursing until the process table fills when the wrapper runs with a different HOME or the bin dir is on PATH under another spelling (the ~/.superset symlink to ~/.paradev).
find_real_binary now skips candidates that are the same file as the running wrapper and candidates carrying the managed-wrapper marker.
Adds a regression test that reaches the wrapper through a symlinked bin dir with HOME set elsewhere; it times out on the old behavior and kills the process group.
Written for commit 75fa7b2. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Fixed a case where Copilot could fail to launch its real executable when the wrapper was reached through a symlink and the home directory differed. Copilot now correctly starts the real executable in this setup and displays its output, improving reliability for users whose PATH includes a symlink to the wrapper.
find_real_binary skipped the wrapper's own bin dir only by literal patterns,
most of them built from $HOME. A process with a different HOME (test runners,
sandboxes) or the bin dir reached through another spelling (the ~/.superset ->
~/.paradev symlink) made the wrapper pick itself as the real binary, so it
re-ran itself forever and filled the process table.
Skip any candidate that is the same file as the running wrapper (-ef) or that
carries the managed-wrapper marker. Adds a regression test that reaches the
wrapper through a symlinked bin dir with HOME elsewhere; it times out on the
old resolver and kills its process group so a failure can't leak the chain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The real-binary resolver now skips the current wrapper and executables marked with WRAPPER_MARKER. A Copilot regression test covers a symlinked wrapper directory on PATH.
Changes: Wrapper binary resolution
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Summary
Exclude wrappers during binary resolution packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts, packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts
The resolver skips the current wrapper and executables whose first three lines contain WRAPPER_MARKER. The regression test symlinks the wrapper directory, places it before the real Copilot binary on PATH, and sets HOME elsewhere. It checks that the wrapper exits successfully and outputs the real binary’s result.
The resolver addresses aliased wrapper paths, but unusually large executable headers can slow startup and the new test can fail intermittently. These are low-risk concerns suitable for localized fixes or bounded follow-up.
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3 issues found across 2 files
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<file name="packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts:788">
P2: Wait for the child’s `close` event before asserting captured stdout; `exit` does not guarantee that piped output has finished arriving.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts:136">
P2: This probe depends on `head` and `grep` being available in the caller's `PATH`, so the managed-wrapper check silently fails in minimal PATH environments and can recurse through another wrapper. Read the first three lines with Bash builtins or invoke dependencies independently of `PATH`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts:136">
P3: The resolver reads every executable non-directory with `head`; an executable FIFO in `PATH` can block the wrapper forever before resolution. Guard the marker probe with `[ -f "$dir/$name" ]`.</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Test as Test Runner/Sandbox
participant PATH as PATH Resolution
participant Alias as Alias Bin Dir (~/.superset/bin)
participant WS as Wrapper Script (BASH_SOURCE)
participant RB as Real Binary Resolver
participant RealBin as Real Binary
Note over Test,RealBin: Recursion Vulnerability Path (Pre-Fix)
Test->>PATH: Execute copilot with alt HOME, alias bin on PATH
PATH->>Alias: Locate copilot via symlinked bin dir
Alias->>WS: Script path resolves through symlink
WS->>RB: find_real_binary() with PATH scan
RB->>PATH: Iterate candidate directories
alt Candidate matches case patterns (missed - wrong HOME)
RB->>RB: Skip via $HOME case patterns
else Candidate is alias path (different spelling)
RB->>RB: Not skipped - passes executable test
end
RB->>WS: Resolves to itself (same inode)
WS->>WS: Re-invoke with --enable hooks
Note over WS: Infinite recursion - process table fills
Note over Test,RealBin: Fixed Safe Resolution
Test->>PATH: Execute copilot with alt HOME, alias bin on PATH
PATH->>Alias: Locate copilot via symlinked bin dir
Alias->>WS: Script path resolves through symlink
WS->>RB: find_real_binary() with PATH scan
alt Candidate matches case patterns
RB->>RB: Skip via $HOME case patterns
else Candidate passes case check
RB->>RB: Check -ef against BASH_SOURCE
alt Same file (device/inode)
RB->>RB: CHANGED: Skip wrapper itself
else Different file
RB->>RB: Check WRAPPER_MARKER in first 3 lines
alt Marker present
RB->>RB: CHANGED: Skip managed wrapper
else Real binary marker
RB-->>RealBin: Resolve real path
end
end
end
RealBin-->>WS: Output real binary result
WS-->>PATH: Return to caller
PATH-->>Test: Print real binary output
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P2: Wait for the child’s close event before asserting captured stdout; exit does not guarantee that piped output has finished arriving.
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<comment>Wait for the child’s `close` event before asserting captured stdout; `exit` does not guarantee that piped output has finished arriving.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -747,6 +748,54 @@ describe("agent-wrappers copilot", () => {
+ const exited = await new Promise<boolean>((resolve) => {
+ // A working wrapper exits in well under a second; the old one never does.
+ const timer = setTimeout(() => resolve(false), 5_000);
+ child.on("exit", () => {
+ clearTimeout(timer);
+ resolve(true);
</file context>
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P2: This probe depends on head and grep being available in the caller's PATH, so the managed-wrapper check silently fails in minimal PATH environments and can recurse through another wrapper. Read the first three lines with Bash builtins or invoke dependencies independently of PATH.
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<comment>This probe depends on `head` and `grep` being available in the caller's `PATH`, so the managed-wrapper check silently fails in minimal PATH environments and can recurse through another wrapper. Read the first three lines with Bash builtins or invoke dependencies independently of `PATH`.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -128,6 +128,12 @@ function buildRealBinaryResolver(): string {
+ # ~/.paradev). Skip this wrapper itself and any other managed wrapper, or
+ # the wrapper resolves to itself and recurses until the process table fills.
+ [ "$dir/$name" -ef "\${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" ] && continue
+ head -n 3 "$dir/$name" 2>/dev/null | grep -qF "${WRAPPER_MARKER}" && continue
printf "%s\\n" "$dir/$name"
return 0
</file context>
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P3: The resolver reads every executable non-directory with head; an executable FIFO in PATH can block the wrapper forever before resolution. Guard the marker probe with [ -f "$dir/$name" ].
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts, line 136:
<comment>The resolver reads every executable non-directory with `head`; an executable FIFO in `PATH` can block the wrapper forever before resolution. Guard the marker probe with `[ -f "$dir/$name" ]`.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -128,6 +128,12 @@ function buildRealBinaryResolver(): string {
+ # ~/.paradev). Skip this wrapper itself and any other managed wrapper, or
+ # the wrapper resolves to itself and recurses until the process table fills.
+ [ "$dir/$name" -ef "\${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" ] && continue
+ head -n 3 "$dir/$name" 2>/dev/null | grep -qF "${WRAPPER_MARKER}" && continue
printf "%s\\n" "$dir/$name"
return 0
</file context>
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Minor · Detect wrapper markers without relying on PATH commands. · agent-wrappers-common.ts:136
packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts:136 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Detect wrapper markers without relying on PATH commands.
When two installed wrappers precede the real CLI on PATH and grep is unavailable, each wrapper can select the other and loop indefinitely. Detect the marker without requiring grep or head so the resolver can reach the CLI.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts at line
136:
Update the wrapper-marker check in the resolver to inspect the first three lines
of each candidate using shell built-ins instead of `head` and `grep`. Preserve
the existing marker match and continue behavior so wrapper selection can reach
the real CLI even when those commands are unavailable on PATH.
Minor · Recognize older managed wrapper markers. · agent-wrappers-common.ts:136
packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts:136 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Recognize older managed wrapper markers.
If a v4 wrapper precedes the real CLI on PATH, the v5 wrapper can select it. The v4 wrapper can then select the v5 wrapper, causing an endless loop. Recognize older managed markers before selecting a candidate.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts at line
136:
Update the candidate-selection logic around the WRAPPER_MARKER check to
recognize older managed-wrapper markers as well as the current marker, and skip
those candidates before selecting a CLI. Preserve selection of unmanaged CLI
candidates so v4 and v5 wrappers cannot select each other.
Minor · Bound the wrapper marker check by bytes. · agent-wrappers-common.ts:136
packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts:136 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Bound the wrapper marker check by bytes.
If a real CLI has a very long line near its start, head -n 3 can read and pipe the entire script before the CLI starts. This can add startup latency on every launch. Check a bounded prefix that includes the wrapper header instead.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts at line
136:
Replace the head -n 3 wrapper marker check using WRAPPER_MARKER with a
byte-bounded prefix check large enough to include the wrapper header, while
preserving the existing marker match and behavior of skipping marked wrappers.
The -ef check skips the fixture’s only managed wrapper even without marker detection. Add a distinct marked wrapper before the real binary and assert that it does not execute.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts around lines
763 - 768:
Update the test fixture around `aliasHome` and the `copilot` binary to place a
distinct marked wrapper earlier in `PATH` than the real binary, while keeping it
separate from the symlinked managed wrapper. Assert that the marked wrapper’s
output is absent and the real `copilot` runs, so the test verifies the
different-wrapper skip behavior rather than relying on the `-ef` check.
795-796: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Check the child’s exit status.
If the wrapper prints real-copilot and exits nonzero, this test still passes. Assert that the child exits with status zero to detect an unsuccessful invocation.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts around lines
795 - 796:
Update the test containing the `exited` and `stdout` assertions to also verify
that the child process exits with status zero. Use the child’s existing
exit-status result, preserving the current output and exit-state assertions.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts:
- Around line 788-796: Update the child-process completion listener in this test
to wait for the close event rather than exit before asserting on stdout, so the
collected output is complete.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers-common.ts:
- Line 136: Update the wrapper-marker check in the resolver to inspect the first
three lines of each candidate using shell built-ins instead of `head` and
`grep`. Preserve the existing marker match and continue behavior so wrapper
selection can reach the real CLI even when those commands are unavailable on
PATH.
- Line 136: Update the candidate-selection logic around the WRAPPER_MARKER check
to recognize older managed-wrapper markers as well as the current marker, and
skip those candidates before selecting a CLI. Preserve selection of unmanaged
CLI candidates so v4 and v5 wrappers cannot select each other.
- Line 136: Replace the head -n 3 wrapper marker check using WRAPPER_MARKER with
a byte-bounded prefix check large enough to include the wrapper header, while
preserving the existing marker match and behavior of skipping marked wrappers.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts:
- Around line 763-768: Update the test fixture around `aliasHome` and the
`copilot` binary to place a distinct marked wrapper earlier in `PATH` than the
real binary, while keeping it separate from the symlinked managed wrapper.
Assert that the marked wrapper’s output is absent and the real `copilot` runs,
so the test verifies the different-wrapper skip behavior rather than relying on
the `-ef` check.
- Around line 795-796: Update the test containing the `exited` and `stdout`
assertions to also verify that the child process exits with status zero. Use the
child’s existing exit-status result, preserving the current output and
exit-state assertions.
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Wait for stdout to close before asserting.
If the fixture exits before its stdout data arrives, the assertion can fail even though the wrapper selected the correct binary. Wait for close so the output has been collected.
Suggested fix
--- "a/packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts"+++ "b/packages/agent-setup/src/agent-wrappers.test.ts"@@ -785,7 +785,7 @@
const exited = await new Promise<boolean>((resolve) => {
// A working wrapper exits in well under a second; the old one never does.
const timer = setTimeout(() => resolve(false), 5_000);
- child.on("exit", () => {+ child.on("close", () => {
clearTimeout(timer);
resolve(true);
});
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What & why
The agent wrappers in
~/.paradev/bincan resolve to themselves and recurse forever.find_real_binaryskips the wrapper's own bin dir only through thecasepatterns, and every pattern exceptgetBinDir()is built from$HOME. So the wrapper finds itself again when:HOME(test runners and sandboxes routinely set one), orPATHunder another spelling. After the Superset to Paradev rename,~/.supersetis a symlink to~/.paradev, andPATHstill lists~/.superset/bin.In either case
REAL_BINis the wrapper. It runs itself with--enable hooksadded, the copy does the same, and so on until the process table is full.On my machine a single
codex --versionfrom a test suite with a temporaryHOMEgrew to about 3,500 processes in under an hour. With a fakeHOME, 175 copies spawned within 3 seconds.The fix adds two checks in
find_real_binary, after a candidate passes the executable test:[ "$dir/$name" -ef "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" ]: skip the running wrapper itself, however its path is spelled (same device and inode).WRAPPER_MARKER, so another profile's wrapper (~/.paradev-*/bin) is never treated as the real binary either.The existing
casepatterns stay as they are.How I tested it
never resolves to itself when its bin dir is on PATH under another spelling. It reaches the wrapper through a symlinked bin dir withHOMEpointing elsewhere. Without the fix it times out at 5 s; with the fix it prints the real binary's output. The test starts the wrapper in its own process group and kills the group on timeout, so a failure can't leak the recursion into the test machine. I checked the process count before and after a failing run.bun test src/agent-wrappers.test.tsinpackages/agent-setup: 96 pass, 0 fail.bun run typecheckinpackages/agent-setuppasses, andbiome checkon both changed files is clean.--version, with my realHOMEand with a fake one. None recursed. Tools that are installed printed their version, and the missing ones gave the usual "not found" exit 127.Not run: the full monorepo
bun run lint/bun run test, and Linux.Checklist
type(scope): subject)bun run typecheckpasses forpackages/agent-setup;biome checkis clean on the changed files (fullbun run lintnot run)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Fixes agent wrappers resolving to themselves and recursing until the process table fills when the wrapper runs with a different
HOMEor the bin dir is onPATHunder another spelling (the~/.supersetsymlink to~/.paradev).find_real_binarynow skips candidates that are the same file as the running wrapper and candidates carrying the managed-wrapper marker.HOMEset elsewhere; it times out on the old behavior and kills the process group.Written for commit 75fa7b2. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
PATHincludes a symlink to the wrapper.