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Propagate hydrate and live context through interrupt state callbacks, including synchronous React and Preact restoration.

Fixes#1086

🎯 Changes

  • Add a source: 'hydrate' | 'live' context to onInterruptStateChange, allowing consumers to distinguish restored interrupt snapshots from active interrupt updates.

  • Propagate the context through ChatClient and all framework adapters.

  • This enables applications to cancel restored interrupt batches without accidentally cancelling tools that are still running.

  • Add type, unit, framework, and E2E coverage for hydrated and live interrupt publications.

  • Preserve synchronous hydration notifications in React and Preact until the client render commits, including Strict Mode and concurrent rendering.

    • I am not familiar with React/Preact so here is the longer explanation of these changes by AI:
    React and Preact construct ChatClient during render. With initialResumeSnapshot or synchronous persistence, the client publishes the hydrate notification inside its constructor, before the hook has activated that client. Without buffering, we must either: - Drop the notification through the existing active-client guard, breaking the new API for synchronous restoration; - or Invoke state setters and user callbacks during render, which is unsafe. The memo-owned queue delays those notifications until the mount effect. This also ensures abandoned concurrent renders never publish callbacks, while splice(0) prevents Strict Mode effect replay from delivering them twice.
    The onError refactor is slightly wider. Previously, constructor-time errors were buffered but replayed immediately after construction—still during render. The new shared queue moves them to post-commit and suppresses errors from discarded renders. That is better React lifecycle behavior, but it changes adjacent callback timing beyond the reported hydration bug.
    

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Interrupt-state callbacks now identify whether updates come from restored (hydrate) or live activity.
    • Restored pending client-tool actions remain pending without rerunning browser code.
    • Interrupt cancellation now applies to the complete associated batch, including hidden client-tool steps.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved hydration behavior and prevented duplicate notifications or unintended client-tool execution.
    • Stabilized framework integrations by deferring initialization callbacks until clients are active.
  • Documentation
    • Added guidance for interrupt recovery, persistence, cancellation, and callback usage across supported frameworks.

Propagate hydrate and live context through interrupt state callbacks, including synchronous React and Preact restoration.
FixesTanStack#1086
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The change adds hydrate and live source metadata to interrupt-state callbacks. ChatClient, InterruptManager, framework adapters, persistence recovery, tests, and documentation now use the source-aware callback contract. React and Preact also defer initialization callbacks until client mounting.

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Interrupt source propagation

Layer / File(s)Summary
Source-aware client state
packages/ai-client/src/interrupt-manager.ts, packages/ai-client/src/chat-client.ts, packages/ai-client/src/types.ts
Interrupt state callbacks now receive `{ source: 'hydrate'
Framework callback delivery
packages/ai-angular/..., packages/ai-solid/..., packages/ai-svelte/..., packages/ai-vue/...
Framework integrations forward interrupt source metadata to configured callbacks.
React and Preact initialization delivery
packages/ai-react/..., packages/ai-preact/...
Client callbacks queue until mounting, ignore stale clients, and forward hydrate or live interrupt sources.
Persistence recovery validation
packages/ai-client/tests/..., testing/e2e/...
Tests verify hydrated hidden client-tool interrupts, cancellation behavior, non-execution during hydration, and live versus hydrate sources.
Documentation and release metadata
.changeset/..., docs/api/..., docs/interrupts/..., docs/persistence/..., docs/tools/...
Documentation describes source-aware callbacks, restored client-tool execution, and complete interrupt-batch cancellation.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk:⚪ Minimal · up to 87c6d

The change distinguishes hydrated from live interrupt updates and preserves framework notifications through commit-safe restoration behavior; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant Persistence
participant ChatClient
participant InterruptManager
participant FrameworkHook
Persistence->>ChatClient: restore resume snapshot
ChatClient->>InterruptManager: hydrate interrupt state
InterruptManager->>ChatClient: return state with hydrate source
ChatClient->>FrameworkHook: invoke onInterruptStateChange
FrameworkHook->>ChatClient: cancel restored batch when configured
ChatClient->>InterruptManager: reset or cancel with live source
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Title check✅ PassedThe title clearly summarizes the primary change: identifying hydrated interrupt state changes.
Description check✅ PassedThe description includes the required change summary, checklist, release impact, testing, changeset, and linked issue context.
Linked Issues check✅ PassedThe implementation satisfies issue #1086 by exposing hydrate/live sources and enabling recovery of restored hidden client-tool interrupt batches.
Out of Scope Changes check✅ PassedThe code, documentation, tests, and framework lifecycle updates support the interrupt hydration and callback-source objectives.
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In `@packages/ai-react/src/use-chat.ts`:
- Around line 125-137: Update the client activation flow around activeClientRef
and runOrQueueForActiveInstance so the new instance remains inactive during
render and all hydration callbacks are queued until the mounting effect commits.
In that effect, activate the committed client, drain its queued callbacks, then
call client.attach(); ensure abandoned renders cannot execute state setters or
user callbacks, and add a regression test covering abandoned-render hydration.
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@github-actionsgithub-actionsBot added the waiting-on: maintainer The ball is in the maintainers’ court label Aug 16, 2026

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packages/ai-react/tests/use-chat.test.ts (1)

227-268: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a committed-render positive control for async hydration.

The payload matches ChatPersistedState. Use the same deferred persistence and payload in a committed renderHook, then assert that onInterruptStateChange receives { source: 'hydrate' }. This proves that hydration reaches the publication path and that the flush is sufficient.

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In `@packages/ai-react/tests/use-chat.test.ts` around lines 227 - 268, Add a
committed-render positive-control test alongside “does not publish async
hydration from an abandoned render,” reusing the deferred persistence setup and
ChatPersistedState payload in a committed renderHook; await hydration completion
and assert onInterruptStateChange is called with source “hydrate,” confirming
the normal publication path and flush behavior.
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In `@packages/ai-react/tests/use-chat.test.ts`:
- Around line 227-268: Add a committed-render positive-control test alongside
“does not publish async hydration from an abandoned render,” reusing the
deferred persistence setup and ChatPersistedState payload in a committed
renderHook; await hydration completion and assert onInterruptStateChange is
called with source “hydrate,” confirming the normal publication path and flush
behavior.

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