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tool: long-running shell calls aborted with 'Tool execution interrupted', partial output lost #63752
Long-running foreground shell tool calls (1-5 min AWS CLI scans / waits) were repeatedly aborted with Tool execution interrupted and all their output was lost, forcing the agent to re-run work.
Environment
opencode version: 2.2.7
OS: macOS (Darwin 25.6.0, arm64)
Terminal: VS Code integrated terminal 1.145.2 (TERM=xterm-256color, TERM_PROGRAM=vscode)
Shell: /bin/zsh
Install/channel: latest
Active plugins: 1 local plugin (~/.config/opencode/plugins/postman.ts)
Reproduction
Start a session and let the agent run a long foreground shell command (e.g. a loop of AWS CLI calls taking several minutes, timeout set to 120-300s).
While it runs, type and send a new message in the prompt (e.g. a follow-up or "status?").
Observe the running tool call.
Expected Behavior
Either the running tool call finishes and the new message is queued, or the user is clearly told that sending a message will abort the running tool. Partial output collected so far should be kept.
Actual Behavior
The tool call ends with {"error":{"type":"aborted","message":"Tool execution interrupted"},"content":[]} and no partial output is returned. Happened ~8 times in one session.
Additional Context
Not 100% sure every abort was caused by sending a message; some may have happened without user input.
Workaround: running commands with background: true avoided the problem.
Thanks for the detailed report. I couldn't reproduce the abort on 2.2.7.
What I tried: the TUI with a simulated model. The model ran a ~25-second foreground shell loop (for i in $(seq 1 25); do echo tick-$i; sleep 1; done, timeout 300000). Partway through I typed status? and pressed Enter. The shell call kept running and finished, and the model got the full output. My follow-up was delivered after the command completed. There was no Tool execution interrupted. That matches how it is meant to work: plain Enter while OpenCode is working steers the session, and the message is picked up at the next step boundary, not by stopping the running tool. I tested on Linux, not macOS or the VS Code terminal, and without your plugin.
On the lost output: when a shell call is interrupted, 2.2.7 discards what it had printed so far. That is tracked in #39565, and a fix (#62977) landed on dev after 2.2.7.
To find what is stopping your calls, these would help:
Around one of the aborts, did the session show a message like "The server restarted while you were working…"? Could you share the opencode.log lines from a minute before to a minute after an abort, with anything private removed? A restart of the background service would interrupt running tools without any input from you (see tui: shared service is killed after 45s of SSE silence, causing cross-session restart loops #63357, also 2.2.7 in the VS Code terminal with a plugin installed).
Could an Esc keypress have reached the TUI while you typed? Esc interrupts the running work.
Does it still happen with ~/.config/opencode/plugins/postman.ts temporarily removed?
Did you send with plain Enter, or with Ctrl+X then Enter (queue)?
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opencodejr commentedon Nov 13, 2026
Thanks for the detailed report. I couldn't reproduce the abort on 2.2.7.
What I tried: the TUI with a simulated model. The model ran a ~25-second foreground shell loop (
for i in $(seq 1 25); do echo tick-$i; sleep 1; done, timeout 300000). Partway through I typedstatus?and pressed Enter. The shell call kept running and finished, and the model got the full output. My follow-up was delivered after the command completed. There was noTool execution interrupted. That matches how it is meant to work: plain Enter while OpenCode is working steers the session, and the message is picked up at the next step boundary, not by stopping the running tool. I tested on Linux, not macOS or the VS Code terminal, and without your plugin.On the lost output: when a shell call is interrupted, 2.2.7 discards what it had printed so far. That is tracked in #39565, and a fix (#62977) landed on
devafter 2.2.7.To find what is stopping your calls, these would help:
opencode.loglines from a minute before to a minute after an abort, with anything private removed? A restart of the background service would interrupt running tools without any input from you (see tui: shared service is killed after 45s of SSE silence, causing cross-session restart loops #63357, also 2.2.7 in the VS Code terminal with a plugin installed).~/.config/opencode/plugins/postman.tstemporarily removed?Related issues:
dev, not in 2.2.7)Tool execution interrupted