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learnharness/components/session.ts
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"use client";
/**
* THE SESSION HOOK (Wave D, owner-approved 2026-09-26): the React adapter
* over the pure SessionModel (components/session-core.ts — the state
* machine, testable without a renderer). All mechanics live in the model;
* this hook re-renders on change and derives the view (core/view.ts
* projectView — the golden-master grouping, client-side).
*
* Every turn is a server-side background process (owner ruling
* 2026-09-25); the hook is a view. Sends are ONE explicit input event
* each ({chatId, input}); the turn stream is the VERBATIM AgentEvent
* passthrough. Status vocabulary (pre-Wave-D parity): ready | submitted
* | streaming | error.
*/
import { useCallback, useEffect, useMemo, useReducer, useRef } from "react";
import type { ChatInput, LhMessage, QuestionAnswerData } from "@/src/core";
import { SessionModel, type SessionState } from "@/components/session-core";
export interface UseChatSessionOptions {
chatId: string;
/** The native record seed (server-rendered page or a full sync). */
initialMessages: LhMessage[];
/** Reattach on mount: a turn is running server-side with no live view. */
initiallyInFlight?: boolean;
}
export function useChatSession({ chatId, initialMessages, initiallyInFlight }: UseChatSessionOptions) {
// The model is per-mount (chatId-keyed component); onChange forces the
// re-render. The ref pattern keeps it stable across renders.
const modelRef = useRef<SessionModel | null>(null);
if (modelRef.current === null) {
modelRef.current = new SessionModel({ chatId, initialMessages });
}
const model = modelRef.current;
// The render VERSION — bumped by every model change, so the state memo
// below recomputes exactly when the model actually changed. (Using the
// reducer's dispatch as the memo dep was a freeze bug: dispatch is
// STABLE by contract, so the memo computed once per mount and the view
// never saw a single model update — no optimistic bubble, no stream, no
// error banner. The empty-session bug, 2026-09-26.)
const [version, bump] = useReducer((n: number) => n + 1, 0);
useEffect(() => {
model.onChange = bump;
return () => {
model.onChange = undefined;
};
}, [model, bump]);
// Reattach on mount (StrictMode-safe: a newer resume cancels the older).
// ATTACH-FIRST (owner, reattach round 2026-10-02): the page render just
// read the record — the blocking record refetch only added handshake
// latency before the instant replay, so a fresh mount attaches
// directly. This hook's effect is the SINGLE mount-reattach owner
// (chat.tsx's duplicate was deleted with the same round).
useEffect(() => {
if (initiallyInFlight) void model.resumeStream(false);
}, [initiallyInFlight, model]);
// The view + state, derived per model change from the model.
const state = useMemo<SessionState>(() => model.getState(), [model, version] as const);
// THE TURN-STATE BROADCAST (owner, sidebar round 2026-10-02): the same
// optimistic machine, propagated — the instant a turn starts locally
// (submitted: send, answer, session start, reattach, wake attach) the
// sidebar learns it without waiting for its 2.5s poll; at settle the
// event clears the row and triggers one immediate refetch. The model
// stays pure; this adapter owns the window seam (the lh:chat-renamed
// pattern).
const prevStatusRef = useRef(state.status);
useEffect(() => {
const was = prevStatusRef.current;
prevStatusRef.current = state.status;
if (was === state.status) return;
const running = state.status === "submitted" || state.status === "streaming";
const wasRunning = was === "submitted" || was === "streaming";
if (running === wasRunning) return; // submitted→streaming: still running; error↔ready: not
window.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("lh:turn-state", { detail: { id: chatId, running } }));
}, [state.status, chatId]);
// The reattach settled terminal → the sync-and-continue seam (chat.tsx).
const setReattachSettled = useCallback(
(fn: () => void) => {
model.setReattachSettled(fn);
},
[model],
);
const send = useCallback((input: ChatInput) => void model.send(input), [model]);
const submitAnswer = useCallback(
(tool: string, toolCallId: string, output: QuestionAnswerData) =>
void model.submitAnswer(tool, toolCallId, output),
[model],
);
const setMessages = useCallback((record: LhMessage[]) => model.setMessages(record), [model]);
const adoptRecord = useCallback((record: LhMessage[]) => model.adoptRecord(record), [model]);
const stop = useCallback(() => model.stop(), [model]);
const clearError = useCallback(() => model.clearError(), [model]);
const resumeStream = useCallback(() => void model.resumeStream(), [model]);
return {
messages: state.messages,
nativeMessages: state.nativeMessages,
status: state.status,
error: state.error,
send,
submitAnswer,
setMessages,
adoptRecord,
stop,
clearError,
resumeStream,
setReattachSettled,
};
}