fix: Gateway channel supervision: unlimited retries with error classification and operator controls#1918
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…ling - Add ChannelSupervisor class for unlimited retries with error classification - Integrate supervisor with WebSocketGateway to replace bounded retry logic - Add operator controls for pause/resume/reconnect via CLI and REST API - Update health endpoint to include supervision state and error details - Use existing resilience primitives from bots/_resilience.py - Ensures channels self-heal after network outages automatically Fixes #1913 Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds resilient channel supervision to the gateway. A new ChangesGateway Channel Supervision Lifecycle
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant CLICommand
participant HTTPEndpoint
participant WebSocketGateway
participant ChannelSupervisor
participant ChannelBot
Operator->>CLICommand: gateway pause mybot
CLICommand->>HTTPEndpoint: POST /api/channels/mybot/pause
HTTPEndpoint->>WebSocketGateway: pause_channel("mybot")
WebSocketGateway->>ChannelSupervisor: pause("mybot")
ChannelSupervisor->>ChannelSupervisor: set state PAUSED, signal abort
ChannelSupervisor-->>WebSocketGateway: True
WebSocketGateway-->>HTTPEndpoint: {success: true}
HTTPEndpoint-->>CLICommand: {success: true}
CLICommand-->>Operator: Paused channel 'mybot'
Note over ChannelBot: Bot awaits on abort signal
Operator->>CLICommand: gateway resume mybot
CLICommand->>HTTPEndpoint: POST /api/channels/mybot/resume
HTTPEndpoint->>WebSocketGateway: resume_channel("mybot")
WebSocketGateway->>ChannelSupervisor: resume("mybot")
ChannelSupervisor->>ChannelSupervisor: clear manual_pause, state STOPPED
ChannelSupervisor-->>ChannelBot: clear abort signal
ChannelSupervisor-->>WebSocketGateway: True
WebSocketGateway-->>HTTPEndpoint: {success: true}
HTTPEndpoint-->>CLICommand: {success: true}
CLICommand-->>Operator: Resumed channel 'mybot'
Note over ChannelBot: Supervision loop restarts bot
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Greptile SummaryThis PR replaces the gateway's bounded 5-retry loop with a
Confidence Score: 3/5Safe to merge only after fixing reconnect on fatally-failed channels; the operation returns success but does nothing, leaving the bot dead with a misleadingly clean state. The core supervision loop and the previously-flagged resume/recovery-count bugs are now correct. However, reconnect() after a fatal error silently does nothing: the supervision coroutine has already returned, the abort signal has no receiver, the bot stays dead, and the state is flipped from FAILED to STOPPED — masking the original failure. supervisor.py — specifically the reconnect() method and its interaction with the terminated supervision loop after fatal errors. Important Files Changed
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant GW as WebSocketGateway
participant SUP as ChannelSupervisor
participant BOT as Bot (start_fn)
participant OPS as Operator (CLI/REST)
GW->>SUP: run(name, bot, start_fn)
loop Supervision loop
SUP->>SUP: check manual_pause
SUP->>BOT: await start_fn(name, bot)
alt Clean exit
BOT-->>SUP: returns normally
SUP->>SUP: "record_success(), state=STOPPED"
Note over SUP: loop exits
else Recoverable error
BOT-->>SUP: raises Exception
SUP->>SUP: "record_error(), state=RUNNING (misleading during sleep)"
SUP->>SUP: sleep_with_abort(delay, abort_signal)
Note over SUP: retries indefinitely
else Fatal / Conflict error
BOT-->>SUP: raises Exception
SUP->>SUP: "state=FAILED, loop exits"
Note over SUP: coroutine done
end
end
OPS->>SUP: reconnect(name) after FAILED
SUP->>SUP: "state=STOPPED, abort_signal.set()"
Note over SUP: no-op: loop already exited, bot never restarts
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| last_error: Optional[str] = None | ||
| last_error_time: Optional[float] = None | ||
| next_retry_at: Optional[float] = None | ||
| total_recoveries: int = 0 | ||
| manual_pause: bool = False |
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total_recoveries in ChannelStatus is never incremented
ConnectionMonitor.record_success() tracks recoveries in its own total_recoveries field, but ChannelStatus.total_recoveries (what the health endpoint and get_channel_supervision_status() actually return) is never updated. Any operator tool or dashboard consuming the health endpoint will always see "total_recoveries": 0, masking actual recovery events.
| def pause(self, name: str) -> bool: | ||
| """Manually pause a channel. | ||
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| name: Channel name | ||
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| True if channel was running and paused, False otherwise | ||
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| if name not in self._channels: | ||
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| status = self._channels[name] | ||
| if status.state == ChannelState.RUNNING: | ||
| status.state = ChannelState.PAUSED | ||
| status.manual_pause = True | ||
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| # Signal abort to stop current operations | ||
| if name in self._abort_signals: | ||
| self._abort_signals[name].set() | ||
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| logger.info(f"Channel '{name}' manually paused") | ||
| return True | ||
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pause() cannot stop an actively running bot
pause() sets manual_pause = True and fires abort_signal — but abort_signal is only checked inside sleep_with_abort during the backoff window. When a bot is actively running (i.e. await start_fn(name, bot) on line 208 has not yet returned), there is no cooperative yield back to the supervision loop. The state is set to PAUSED and the signal is set, but the bot keeps polling/receiving messages until it crashes or exits on its own. A user calling praisonai gateway pause telegram will see a success response while the Telegram bot continues sending traffic.
| def cleanup(self, name: str) -> None: | ||
| """Clean up supervision state for a channel.""" | ||
| self._channels.pop(name, None) | ||
| self._monitors.pop(name, None) | ||
| if name in self._abort_signals: | ||
| self._abort_signals[name].set() | ||
| self._abort_signals.pop(name, None) | ||
| if name in self._tasks: | ||
| task = self._tasks.pop(name) | ||
| if not task.done(): | ||
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_tasks dict is populated nowhere
cleanup() loops over self._tasks to cancel outstanding asyncio.Task objects, but nothing in the class ever adds entries to _tasks. Bot coroutines are await-ed directly inside run() rather than wrapped with asyncio.create_task(). The dead reference means that when cleanup() is called (e.g., on shutdown), tasks are not cancelled through this code path.
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2054-2073: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClean up supervisor state when channels stop or reload.
stop_channels()cancels the bot tasks and clears_channel_bots, but it never callsChannelSupervisor.cleanup(). Becauserun()reuses any existing per-channel entry on the next start, stalemanual_pause, error, and monitor state can survive a reload and keep a restarted channel parked or misreported.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py` around lines 2054 - 2073, stop_channels currently cancels tasks and clears _channel_bots but never invokes ChannelSupervisor.cleanup, leaving per-channel supervisor state (e.g., manual_pause, error, monitor) stale across restarts; update stop_channels to iterate existing supervisors (from _channel_bots or wherever supervisors are stored), call each supervisor's cleanup() (or ChannelSupervisor.cleanup) before clearing _channel_bots/_routing_rules, and ensure run() will create fresh supervisor entries when restarted so stale state can't persist.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/cli/commands/gateway.py`:
- Around line 217-224: The response handlers that parse response.json()
currently only print failures and return which leaves the process exit code as
0; update each handler (the pause/resume/delete channel response blocks shown
where result = response.json() and prints success/failure — also at the other
two similar blocks referenced) to: when result.get("success") is false, print
the server-provided message using result.get("message", result.get("error",
"Unknown error")) and then terminate with a failing exit code (use sys.exit(1)
or raise SystemExit(1)); also ensure the except Exception as e blocks print the
error and similarly exit with a non-zero code.
- Around line 209-214: The current ws->http conversion simply string-replaces
the prefix and appends "/api/..." which corrupts URLs that already include a
path or query (e.g., ws://host:8765/ws or tokenized URLs); fix by parsing `url`
with urllib.parse.urlparse, switch scheme from "ws"->"http" and "wss"->"https",
rebuild a base REST URL using urlunparse (preserving existing path and query),
ensure the path ends with "/" and then join the API suffix (e.g.,
"api/channels/{name}/pause") using urllib.parse.urljoin or by concatenating onto
the normalized path so the final `rest_url` passed to `requests.post` is correct
for `rest_url` (the variable), replacing the current naive replace-and-append
logic.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py`:
- Around line 726-751: The three new async handlers pause_channel_handler,
resume_channel_handler, and reconnect_channel_handler lack the existing
authentication gate; call the existing _check_auth(request) at the start of each
handler (await it if _check_auth is async) and if it fails return the same
unauthorized JSONResponse/behavior used by other /api handlers so
unauthenticated callers cannot pause/resume/reconnect channels; keep the rest of
each handler unchanged and reference the same channel methods
(self.pause_channel, self.resume_channel, self.reconnect_channel).
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/supervisor.py`:
- Around line 211-212: ConnectionMonitor.total_recoveries is incremented via
monitor.record_success() but ChannelStatus.total_recoveries is never updated, so
health endpoints read zero; update the exported status by copying the monitor's
counter into the ChannelStatus instance (e.g., assign status.total_recoveries =
monitor.total_recoveries) when you build/return the status in
get_channel_supervision_status() (or immediately after monitor.record_success()
where status/state are updated) so /health and get_channel_supervision_status()
reflect real recovery counts.
- Around line 121-128: The resume/reconnect logic is clearing the per-channel
abort Event instead of setting it, so the supervision loop (which awaits
abort_signal.wait() in _supervise loop) never wakes; also reconnect leaves
status.manual_pause true so a resumed channel immediately re-enters PAUSED. Fix
resume() (method name) and reconnect() to call .set() on
self._abort_signals[name] to wake the supervisor and ensure status.manual_pause
is set to False when restarting; update handling around ChannelState transitions
in the block that touches self._channels[name], status.state, and
status.manual_pause so a paused channel is unpaused and its abort event is
signaled to allow immediate restart by the supervisor.
- Around line 226-242: The code later unconditionally sets status.state =
ChannelState.STOPPED, which overwrites terminal FAILED states set for
conflict/fatal errors; modify that assignment in supervisor.py so it does not
overwrite an existing terminal failure: check status.state and only set
ChannelState.STOPPED if status.state is not ChannelState.FAILED (and not any
other terminal state you treat as final), e.g., wrap the STOPPED assignment in a
guard like "if status.state != ChannelState.FAILED:" (or check a set of terminal
states) so the FAILED last_error/last_error_time/next_retry_at are preserved for
operators; references: status, ChannelState, name, logger.
- Around line 203-208: The code awaits start_fn(name, bot) directly so
pause()/reconnect() can't interrupt a long-lived bot start; change to run
start_fn in a background asyncio.Task (e.g., create_task(start_fn(name, bot)))
and race that task against the abort/stop signal from the monitor (use
asyncio.wait or wait_for on monitor.abort_event/monitor.stop_future), storing
the task on the monitor (monitor.task) so other code can cancel it; if the abort
wins, cancel the task, await it to propagate cancellation (handle
asyncio.CancelledError), update status.state and cleanup, and if the start task
finishes first propagate success or errors as before. Ensure you reference
start_fn, monitor (monitor.abort_event / monitor.task), pause()/reconnect(), and
status.state/ChannelState.RUNNING when locating and updating the logic.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py`:
- Around line 2054-2073: stop_channels currently cancels tasks and clears
_channel_bots but never invokes ChannelSupervisor.cleanup, leaving per-channel
supervisor state (e.g., manual_pause, error, monitor) stale across restarts;
update stop_channels to iterate existing supervisors (from _channel_bots or
wherever supervisors are stored), call each supervisor's cleanup() (or
ChannelSupervisor.cleanup) before clearing _channel_bots/_routing_rules, and
ensure run() will create fresh supervisor entries when restarted so stale state
can't persist.
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| # Convert WebSocket URL to HTTP for REST API | ||
| rest_url = url.replace("ws://", "http://").replace("wss://", "https://") | ||
| if not rest_url.endswith("/"): | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Parse --url before appending /api/...; the current join breaks real WS URLs and tokenized URLs.
Lines 210, 242, and 274 only work for a bare ws://host:port string. ws://host:8765/ws becomes http://host:8765/ws/api/..., and ?token=... ends up before the appended path, so these commands cannot target the actual WebSocket URL or an authenticated gateway reliably.
Also applies to: 241-246, 273-278
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[warning] 209-209: Do not make http calls without encryption
Context: "http://"
Note: [CWE-319].
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/cli/commands/gateway.py` around lines 209 - 214, The
current ws->http conversion simply string-replaces the prefix and appends
"/api/..." which corrupts URLs that already include a path or query (e.g.,
ws://host:8765/ws or tokenized URLs); fix by parsing `url` with
urllib.parse.urlparse, switch scheme from "ws"->"http" and "wss"->"https",
rebuild a base REST URL using urlunparse (preserving existing path and query),
ensure the path ends with "/" and then join the API suffix (e.g.,
"api/channels/{name}/pause") using urllib.parse.urljoin or by concatenating onto
the normalized path so the final `rest_url` passed to `requests.post` is correct
for `rest_url` (the variable), replacing the current naive replace-and-append
logic.
| result = response.json() | ||
| if result.get("success"): | ||
| print(f"✅ Channel '{name}' paused successfully") | ||
| else: | ||
| print(f"❌ Failed to pause channel '{name}': {result.get('error', 'Unknown error')}") | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return a failing exit code when the action is rejected.
When success is false, these handlers just print and return, so the shell still gets exit code 0. They also discard the server's message field and fall back to error, which turns a normal rejection into Unknown error.
Also applies to: 249-256, 281-288
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[warning] 223-223: Do not catch blind exception: Exception
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[warning] 224-224: Use explicit conversion flag
Replace with conversion flag
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/cli/commands/gateway.py` around lines 217 - 224, The
response handlers that parse response.json() currently only print failures and
return which leaves the process exit code as 0; update each handler (the
pause/resume/delete channel response blocks shown where result = response.json()
and prints success/failure — also at the other two similar blocks referenced)
to: when result.get("success") is false, print the server-provided message using
result.get("message", result.get("error", "Unknown error")) and then terminate
with a failing exit code (use sys.exit(1) or raise SystemExit(1)); also ensure
the except Exception as e blocks print the error and similarly exit with a
non-zero code.
| async def pause_channel_handler(request) -> JSONResponse: | ||
| """POST /api/channels/{name}/pause — pause a channel.""" | ||
| channel_name = request.path_params["name"] | ||
| success = self.pause_channel(channel_name) | ||
| return JSONResponse({ | ||
| "success": success, | ||
| "message": f"Channel '{channel_name}' {'paused' if success else 'could not be paused'}" | ||
| }) | ||
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| async def resume_channel_handler(request) -> JSONResponse: | ||
| """POST /api/channels/{name}/resume — resume a paused channel.""" | ||
| channel_name = request.path_params["name"] | ||
| success = self.resume_channel(channel_name) | ||
| return JSONResponse({ | ||
| "success": success, | ||
| "message": f"Channel '{channel_name}' {'resumed' if success else 'could not be resumed'}" | ||
| }) | ||
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| async def reconnect_channel_handler(request) -> JSONResponse: | ||
| """POST /api/channels/{name}/reconnect — reconnect a channel.""" | ||
| channel_name = request.path_params["name"] | ||
| success = self.reconnect_channel(channel_name) | ||
| return JSONResponse({ | ||
| "success": success, | ||
| "message": f"Channel '{channel_name}' {'reconnected' if success else 'could not be reconnected'}" | ||
| }) |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win
Protect the new channel-control endpoints with the existing auth check.
Unlike the other /api/* handlers in this file, Lines 726-751 never call _check_auth(request). Any unauthenticated caller that can reach the gateway can pause, resume, or reconnect channels.
Suggested fix
async def pause_channel_handler(request) -> JSONResponse:
"""POST /api/channels/{name}/pause — pause a channel."""
+ auth_err = _check_auth(request)
+ if auth_err:
+ return auth_err
channel_name = request.path_params["name"]
success = self.pause_channel(channel_name)
return JSONResponse({
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async def resume_channel_handler(request) -> JSONResponse:
"""POST /api/channels/{name}/resume — resume a paused channel."""
+ auth_err = _check_auth(request)
+ if auth_err:
+ return auth_err
channel_name = request.path_params["name"]
success = self.resume_channel(channel_name)
return JSONResponse({
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async def reconnect_channel_handler(request) -> JSONResponse:
"""POST /api/channels/{name}/reconnect — reconnect a channel."""
+ auth_err = _check_auth(request)
+ if auth_err:
+ return auth_err
channel_name = request.path_params["name"]
success = self.reconnect_channel(channel_name)
return JSONResponse({🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/server.py` around lines 726 - 751, The three
new async handlers pause_channel_handler, resume_channel_handler, and
reconnect_channel_handler lack the existing authentication gate; call the
existing _check_auth(request) at the start of each handler (await it if
_check_auth is async) and if it fails return the same unauthorized
JSONResponse/behavior used by other /api handlers so unauthenticated callers
cannot pause/resume/reconnect channels; keep the rest of each handler unchanged
and reference the same channel methods (self.pause_channel, self.resume_channel,
self.reconnect_channel).
| status = self._channels[name] | ||
| if status.state == ChannelState.PAUSED and status.manual_pause: | ||
| status.state = ChannelState.STOPPED # Will be restarted by supervision | ||
| status.manual_pause = False | ||
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| # Clear abort signal to allow restart | ||
| if name in self._abort_signals: | ||
| self._abort_signals[name].clear() |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Resume/reconnect never wake a fully paused channel.
Line 195 parks the supervision loop on await abort_signal.wait(), but resume() on Lines 126-128 clears that event instead of setting it, so an already-paused channel stays blocked forever. reconnect() on Lines 153-161 has the same wake-up problem and also leaves manual_pause set, so reconnecting a paused channel just falls back into the paused branch.
Suggested fix
if status.state == ChannelState.PAUSED and status.manual_pause:
status.state = ChannelState.STOPPED # Will be restarted by supervision
status.manual_pause = False
- # Clear abort signal to allow restart
+ # Wake the paused supervision loop so it can re-enter startup
if name in self._abort_signals:
- self._abort_signals[name].clear()
+ self._abort_signals[name].set()
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status = self._channels[name]
+ status.manual_pause = False
status.state = ChannelState.STOPPED
status.last_error = None
status.last_error_time = None
status.next_retry_at = NoneAlso applies to: 153-161, 193-196
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/supervisor.py` around lines 121 - 128, The
resume/reconnect logic is clearing the per-channel abort Event instead of
setting it, so the supervision loop (which awaits abort_signal.wait() in
_supervise loop) never wakes; also reconnect leaves status.manual_pause true so
a resumed channel immediately re-enters PAUSED. Fix resume() (method name) and
reconnect() to call .set() on self._abort_signals[name] to wake the supervisor
and ensure status.manual_pause is set to False when restarting; update handling
around ChannelState transitions in the block that touches self._channels[name],
status.state, and status.manual_pause so a paused channel is unpaused and its
abort event is signaled to allow immediate restart by the supervisor.
| status.state = ChannelState.RUNNING | ||
| logger.info(f"Starting channel '{name}'..." + | ||
| (f" (attempt {monitor.attempt + 1})" if monitor.attempt > 0 else "")) | ||
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| await start_fn(name, bot) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Pause/reconnect still can't interrupt a healthy running bot.
Line 208 awaits start_fn() inline, and the abort signal is only observed before startup or during backoff sleep. In the current gateway integration, start_fn is a long-lived await bot.start() / await _start_telegram_bot_polling(), so pause() and reconnect() will not actually stop a healthy channel until it exits on its own.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/supervisor.py` around lines 203 - 208, The
code awaits start_fn(name, bot) directly so pause()/reconnect() can't interrupt
a long-lived bot start; change to run start_fn in a background asyncio.Task
(e.g., create_task(start_fn(name, bot))) and race that task against the
abort/stop signal from the monitor (use asyncio.wait or wait_for on
monitor.abort_event/monitor.stop_future), storing the task on the monitor
(monitor.task) so other code can cancel it; if the abort wins, cancel the task,
await it to propagate cancellation (handle asyncio.CancelledError), update
status.state and cleanup, and if the start task finishes first propagate success
or errors as before. Ensure you reference start_fn, monitor (monitor.abort_event
/ monitor.task), pause()/reconnect(), and status.state/ChannelState.RUNNING when
locating and updating the logic.
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| status.state = ChannelState.STOPPED |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
total_recoveries never reaches the exported status object.
Line 211 increments ConnectionMonitor.total_recoveries, but ChannelStatus.total_recoveries is never synchronized from it. /health and get_channel_supervision_status() read the status object, so they will report 0 forever even after successful recoveries.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/supervisor.py` around lines 211 - 212,
ConnectionMonitor.total_recoveries is incremented via monitor.record_success()
but ChannelStatus.total_recoveries is never updated, so health endpoints read
zero; update the exported status by copying the monitor's counter into the
ChannelStatus instance (e.g., assign status.total_recoveries =
monitor.total_recoveries) when you build/return the status in
get_channel_supervision_status() (or immediately after monitor.record_success()
where status/state are updated) so /health and get_channel_supervision_status()
reflect real recovery counts.
| if is_conflict: | ||
| # Conflict errors are fatal - another bot instance using same token | ||
| status.state = ChannelState.FAILED | ||
| status.last_error = f"Conflict error (fatal): {str(e)}" | ||
| status.last_error_time = time.time() | ||
| status.next_retry_at = None | ||
| logger.error(f"Channel '{name}' failed with conflict error: {e}") | ||
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| elif not is_recoverable: | ||
| # Non-recoverable error - treat as fatal | ||
| status.state = ChannelState.FAILED | ||
| status.last_error = f"Fatal error: {str(e)}" | ||
| status.last_error_time = time.time() | ||
| status.next_retry_at = None | ||
| logger.error(f"Channel '{name}' failed with fatal error: {e}") | ||
| break |
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Don't overwrite fatal channel state with STOPPED.
Lines 226-242 correctly classify conflict and fatal errors as FAILED, but Line 261 unconditionally rewrites the terminal state to STOPPED. That erases the parked-failure state this PR is supposed to surface to operators.
Also applies to: 260-262
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In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/gateway/supervisor.py` around lines 226 - 242, The
code later unconditionally sets status.state = ChannelState.STOPPED, which
overwrites terminal FAILED states set for conflict/fatal errors; modify that
assignment in supervisor.py so it does not overwrite an existing terminal
failure: check status.state and only set ChannelState.STOPPED if status.state is
not ChannelState.FAILED (and not any other terminal state you treat as final),
e.g., wrap the STOPPED assignment in a guard like "if status.state !=
ChannelState.FAILED:" (or check a set of terminal states) so the FAILED
last_error/last_error_time/next_retry_at are preserved for operators;
references: status, ChannelState, name, logger.
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- Fix resume() method logic inversion that permanently froze paused channels - Add missing authentication to channel control REST endpoints - Sync total_recoveries metric from monitor to status object - Fix CLI URL parsing to handle paths/queries correctly with urlparse - Add proper exit codes to CLI commands on failure - Preserve terminal FAILED states in supervision cleanup - Clear manual_pause flag in reconnect() method - Add supervisor state cleanup in stop_channels() Fixes critical issues identified by Greptile, CodeRabbit, and Copilot reviewers. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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| self._monitors[name].last_error = None | ||
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| status.manual_pause = False # Clear manual pause flag | ||
| status.last_error = None | ||
| status.last_error_time = None | ||
| status.next_retry_at = None | ||
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| if name in self._abort_signals: | ||
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| return True |
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reconnect() on a FAILED channel is a silent no-op that falsely reports success
After a conflict or non-recoverable error, the supervision while True loop exits via break and run() returns. At that point, self._abort_signals[name] still exists in the dict but nothing is await-ing it. Calling reconnect() updates state fields and calls self._abort_signals[name].set(), but since the coroutine driving the loop has already returned, the signal has no receiver. The state is flipped from FAILED to STOPPED (hiding the failure), yet the bot never actually restarts. The CLI returns ✅ Channel '...' reconnected successfully while the channel stays dead.
A true reconnect on a FAILED channel would need to re-schedule the run() coroutine as a new task. As written, reconnect() only works when the loop is currently sleeping in sleep_with_abort (i.e., during a transient-error backoff), not after the loop has terminated.
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Fixes #1913
Summary
Implements a comprehensive solution for gateway channel supervision to fix the critical issue where channels die permanently after network outages.
Changes Made
Problem Solved
Before: Channels died permanently after 5 retries requiring manual restart
After: Channels automatically self-heal with proper error classification
Architecture
Follows AGENTS.md guidelines - implemented in wrapper layer using existing resilience primitives
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Summary by CodeRabbit
pause,resume, andreconnect—for managing channel operations directly from the command line.