fix: parallel question calls are asked, saved, and answered in the model's call order
Live observation (modal-realism run): the teacher batched two quizzes in one turn; the dock showed the SECOND question first, so the answering order was reversed vs the saved record and the transcript cards. Cause: findPending scanned parts BACKWARD within a message, so with two input-available quizzes it picked the last one first. No overwriting was involved — parts are created in call order on both wire and record; the scan direction alone reversed the interaction order. (pi executes a parallel batch with starts + result messages in call order; the execution-end order is completion-racy, which also allowed a millisecond dock-subject flip mid-turn.) Fix A — src/core/pending.ts: parts now scan FORWARD within a message (messages stay newest-first): the FIRST unanswered question is the dock subject; the second appears only after the first is answered. Fix B — src/agent/lh-tool.ts: question tools opt into sequential execution (pi runs the batch in call order when any called tool opts in), so tool-input-available chunks always arrive in call order and the dock subject can never flip mid-turn. Question executes are instant. Pinned in chat-flow.test.ts: a parallel two-quiz batch asserts wire order (A's available chunk before B's), part persistence order, and the dock selection sequence (A first, then B after A is answered). Gates: tsc, lint, build, 307/307.
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@@ -5,6 +5,13 @@ import { isToolUIPart, type UIMessage } from "ai";
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* blocks the composer — one question at a time, mirroring the teacher's
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* prompt contract. Derived client state; the server enforces nothing.
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*
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* Scan order: MESSAGES newest-first (a later turn's live question supersedes
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* an older dangling one), but PARTS forward within a message — the model's
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* FIRST unanswered question is the dock subject. Parallel question calls
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* (pi executes them in one batch) are thus answered in the same order they
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* were asked, saved, and rendered as cards; a backward part scan reversed
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* that order (the live modal-realism observation).
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*
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* Job tool parts (research/demo/visual) never pend client-side — the async
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* protocol resolves them server-side with an immediate ack (see
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* contracts/jobs.ts "THE ASYNC PROTOCOL"), so job tools are NOT returned
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@@ -26,7 +33,7 @@ export const JOB_TOOLS = ["research", "demo", "visual"] as const;
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function findPending(messages: UIMessage[], names: readonly string[]): PendingToolCall | null {
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for (let m = messages.length - 1; m >= 0; m--) {
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const msg = messages[m]!;
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for (let p = msg.parts.length - 1; p >= 0; p--) {
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for (let p = 0; p < msg.parts.length; p++) {
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const part = msg.parts[p]!;
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if (isToolUIPart(part) && part.state === "input-available") {
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const tool = part.type.slice("tool-".length);
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