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Summary

Fixes #1535. A restored conversation kept the approval request's { id } without the explicit client decision. After tool output arrived, AI SDK UIMessage validation rejected that persisted part on a later turn.

ConversationBuffer.applyApprovalResponses now copies only explicit boolean client decisions to buffered tool parts, marks changed messages pending, and seeds the explicit input part if limited/semantic memory omitted it. Terminal output/error/denied parts keep their stored approval evidence instead of accepting a conflicting stale decision. No approval is inferred from output existence or a tool configuration flag.

Wired after both buffer-ingestion paths; semantic input accepts UI messages and converted model-message histories.

Validation

• Approved result retains approved: true, and a turn-3 follow-up returns the expected mock response.
• Denied response retains approved: false.
• contextLimit: 0 retains explicit approval evidence.
• Buffer tests verify pending true/false decisions, terminal evidence preservation, missing-context seeding, and no invented decision when boolean approval is absent.
• The three pending/terminal buffer regressions fail against the prior implementation and pass with the changes.
• Four related suites: 165 tests pass. tsc --noEmit passes. Biome has only existing agent.ts complexity warnings.
• Patch changeset included.

Scope

No public API change. The separate pre-existing denied-output normalization path remains outside this fix: it stores an execution-denied model output under output-available, which may fail later validation. #1538's interruption window and replay protection are handled separately in stacked PR #1541.

Omitted-context follow-up

Hydrate complete stored approval-message owners before seeding them, and retain the whole supplied message when the buffer has no owner, rather than upserting a one-part snapshot. The regression now supplies a partial approval message under runtime memory.options.contextLimit: 0 and verifies stored text and a completed sibling tool survive. Earlier fixtures incorrectly put contextLimit in the Memory constructor, where it was ignored; those have been corrected. A legacy terminal part missing its boolean decision accepts an explicit repair without changing terminal state; existing terminal decisions remain protected. Core package typechecking excludes *.spec.ts, so a clean package typecheck alone is not proof of fixture validity.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Approval and rejection decisions for tool calls now persist across conversation turns, including when conversation history is restored or only part of a message is submitted. Tool results and existing approval decisions are retained, helping prevent stale or missing decisions from affecting follow-up turns.

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The agent now hydrates incoming approval messages from memory and applies approval responses to buffered tool parts. Tests cover approved and denied decisions, terminal tool results, omitted memory context, and later turns.

Changes: Approval response persistence

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Hydrate approval messages and apply them during preparation packages/core/src/memory/manager/memory-manager.ts, packages/core/src/agent/agent.ts, packages/core/src/agent/approval-persistence.spec.ts, .changeset/olive-wolves-approve.md	MemoryManager merges stored parts into incoming approval messages. Agent message preparation applies approval responses after ingesting messages from semantic-search and regular-memory paths. Integration tests cover approved and denied results, follow-up turns, and context-limit-zero behavior. The changeset declares a patch release for @voltagent/core.
Merge approval decisions into buffered tool parts packages/core/src/agent/conversation-buffer.ts, packages/core/src/agent/conversation-buffer.spec.ts	ConversationBuffer matches tool parts by tool-call ID or approval ID. It applies explicit boolean decisions, seeds unmatched decisions, and preserves terminal output states. Tests cover conflicting stale decisions, omitted memory context, and terminal parts missing an explicit decision.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Agent
  participant MemoryManager
  participant ConversationBuffer
  Agent->>MemoryManager: Hydrate incoming approval messages
  MemoryManager-->>Agent: Return merged messages
  Agent->>ConversationBuffer: Ingest memory messages
  Agent->>ConversationBuffer: Apply approval responses

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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2281c

The change fixes persistence of approval decisions, but the hydration step can corrupt stored conversations in edge cases. It can drop attachments, duplicate text, or add an invalid empty approval object that fails later validation. These should be fixed before merge.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title names the fix and its scope: persisting client approval decisions on buffered tool parts in the core package. The changeset, conversation buffer method, memory hydration, and regression test…
Description check		The description covers the summary of the problem, the new behavior, validation steps, and scope. It links the issue (#1535) and states that a patch changeset is included. The template's checklist ite…
Linked Issues check		Directly linked issue #1535 requires that an approved needsApproval tool part persist as state output-available with approval { id, approved: true } and its output, so later turns validate. The head v…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changed areas relate to #1535 approval persistence. applyApprovalResponses at head only handles boolean approval decisions and does not infer approval from output or tool configuration. Terminal p…

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The title names the fix and its scope: persisting client approval decisions on buffered tool parts in the core package. The changeset, conversation buffer method, memory hydration, and regression tests all serve that change. The title follows the conventional commit format and is 67 characters long.

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The description covers the summary of the problem, the new behavior, validation steps, and scope. It links the issue (#1535) and states that a patch changeset is included. The template's checklist items (commit message guidelines, docs updates) are not explicitly confirmed, and the 'What is the current behavior?' and 'What is the new behavior?' headings are present but folded into the Summary section rather than under their own headings. The 'fixes (issue)' line is written as 'Fixes #1535' in prose. Docs status is not mentioned.

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Directly linked issue #1535 requires that an approved needsApproval tool part persist as state output-available with approval { id, approved: true } and its output, so later turns validate. The head version of packages/core/src/agent/conversation-buffer.ts contains applyApprovalResponses. It reads only parts with a boolean approval.approved. It matches the target by toolCallId, then by approval.id. It copies the client decision into the buffered part and sets approval-responded only when the buffered part is not terminal. It marks the owning message pending. Because the buffered part keeps approved: true, the later tool-result merge produces output-available with a valid approval, which addresses the generateText reproduction in #1535. The memory-manager.ts hydration summary supports the seeding path for limited memory. Residual gap: #1535 also reports a streamText variant where the tool result is not persisted. The PR assigns the interruption window to stacked PR #1541. This PR does not address that variant, and the diff for agent.ts was not readable in this checkout, so its streaming behavior is not verified here. The core generateText requirement is met by the evidence read.

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The changed areas relate to #1535 approval persistence. applyApprovalResponses at head only handles boolean approval decisions and does not infer approval from output or tool configuration. Terminal parts keep their existing decision. The changeset, agent.ts wiring, memory-manager.ts hydration, and the approval-persistence and conversation-buffer spec additions all serve this fix. The PR states that the denied-output normalization path and the interruption-window work are excluded. No change to those paths was identified in the evidence read. The agent.ts, memory-manager.ts, and spec diffs were not fully readable in this checkout, so this verdict relies on their summaries and the PR description for those files.

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<file name="packages/core/src/agent/conversation-buffer.ts">

<violation number="1" location="packages/core/src/agent/conversation-buffer.ts:168">
P2: The state update only happens when the incoming part is itself `approval-responded`. The PR description says the state should be set to `approval-responded` for any non-terminal part that carries a boolean decision. Set the state unconditionally in that case, or update the description to match.</violation>
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P2: The state update only happens when the incoming part is itself approval-responded. The PR description says the state should be set to approval-responded for any non-terminal part that carries a boolean decision. Set the state unconditionally in that case, or update the description to match.

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<comment>The state update only happens when the incoming part is itself `approval-responded`. The PR description says the state should be set to `approval-responded` for any non-terminal part that carries a boolean decision. Set the state unconditionally in that case, or update the description to match.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -149,7 +150,22 @@ export class ConversationBuffer {
+          continue;
+        }
+        const terminalStates = ["output-available", "output-error", "output-denied"];
+        if (terminalStates.includes(target.state)) continue;
 
         // Preserve the client's decision verbatim (id, approved, reason).
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- Line 168: Update the merge logic around the terminalStates guard so matching
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Seeding an approval must not persist a one-part copy of an existing message.

When an approval names a message outside the bounded buffer, applyApprovalResponses seeds that message with only the decision part (conversation-buffer.ts:162). The pending snapshot then replaces the stored message with the same ID. With the in-memory storage adapter, addMessage shallow-spreads the stored record, so the stored parts array is replaced. The stored text and other tool parts are lost.

Build the pending snapshot from the complete stored message, and keep the decision part in it. applyApprovalResponses is synchronous, so this change needs the stored message to be loaded on this path before the seed is written.

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Update applyApprovalResponses so an approval for a message outside the bounded buffer loads the complete stored message synchronously before seeding it with appendNewMessage. Build the pending snapshot from that message’s existing parts plus the decision part, preserving its text and other tool parts when the snapshot is written.

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<file name="packages/core/src/agent/approval-persistence.spec.ts">

<violation number="1" location="packages/core/src/agent/approval-persistence.spec.ts:157">
P2: `addMessage` in the in-memory adapter stores the caller's parts by reference, so mutating `part` after this call also changes the stored row. Pass a clone so the stored message keeps the pre-approval state.</violation>
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P2: Approval hydration propagates storage read failures before the existing memory fallback can run, so a transient memory outage aborts generation. Catch the hydration read error and continue with the original input.</violation>
</file>

<file name="packages/core/src/memory/manager/memory-manager.ts">

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P2: Hydration replaces matching stored tool parts wholesale, so a partial or late approval response can drop persisted `output` and terminal evidence. Merge approval fields into the stored part while retaining its terminal data.</violation>
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P2: addMessage in the in-memory adapter stores the caller's parts by reference, so mutating part after this call also changes the stored row. Pass a clone so the stored message keeps the pre-approval state.

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<comment>`addMessage` in the in-memory adapter stores the caller's parts by reference, so mutating `part` after this call also changes the stored row. Pass a clone so the stored message keeps the pre-approval state.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -140,14 +140,32 @@ describe("needsApproval persistence (issue #1535)", () => {
+    input: {},
+    output: "done",
+  });
+  await storage.addMessage(message, "u", "c");
   part.state = "approval-responded";
   part.approval.approved = true;
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	await storage.addMessage(message, "u", "c");
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P2: Approval hydration propagates storage read failures before the existing memory fallback can run, so a transient memory outage aborts generation. Catch the hydration read error and continue with the original input.

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<comment>Approval hydration propagates storage read failures before the existing memory fallback can run, so a transient memory outage aborts generation. Catch the hydration read error and continue with the original input.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -5005,10 +5005,22 @@ export class Agent {
+      Array.isArray(resolvedInput) &&
+      (resolvedInput as any[])[0]?.parts
+    ) {
+      resolvedInput = await this.memoryManager.hydrateApprovalMessages(
+        resolvedInput as UIMessage[],
+        resolvedMemory.userId,
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- Line 235: Update the hydration merge at the incoming.get(part.toolCallId)
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<violation number="1" location="packages/core/src/memory/manager/memory-manager.ts:239">
P2: Non-tool parts are overwritten by position, so any step-start or other non-tool difference between stored and submitted messages shifts text onto the wrong slot. Consider matching non-tool parts by type and occurrence, or keeping stored non-tool parts and appending only genuinely new incoming ones.</violation>
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P2: Non-tool parts are overwritten by position, so any step-start or other non-tool difference between stored and submitted messages shifts text onto the wrong slot. Consider matching non-tool parts by type and occurrence, or keeping stored non-tool parts and appending only genuinely new incoming ones.

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<comment>Non-tool parts are overwritten by position, so any step-start or other non-tool difference between stored and submitted messages shifts text onto the wrong slot. Consider matching non-tool parts by type and occurrence, or keeping stored non-tool parts and appending only genuinely new incoming ones.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -221,20 +221,38 @@ export class MemoryManager {
+      const terminal = new Set(["output-available", "output-error", "output-denied"]);
       const parts = owner.parts.map((part: any) => {
-        if (!part.toolCallId) return { ...part };
+        if (!part.toolCallId) return { ...(nonTools[nonToolIndex++] ?? part) };
         seen.add(part.toolCallId);
-        return { ...(incoming.get(part.toolCallId) ?? part) };
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Preserve omitted non-tool siblings instead of matching by position.

For stored parts [file F, text T, tool] and submitted parts [text T, approvedTool], this replaces file F with text T. The next iteration retains the stored text T. Hydration returns [text T, text T, tool].

With omitted memory context, the buffer seeds this owner and marks it pending. Persisting it can remove the stored attachment.

Reconcile supplied non-tool parts without consuming unrelated stored parts. Add a regression that omits the first of two different non-tool part types.

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Do not add an empty approval to ordinary terminal tools.

If the submitted owner includes an ordinary output-available tool without approval, both approval spreads produce {}. The truthy check then adds approval: {} to that tool. AI SDK 6.0.0 permits absent approval here, but requires id and approved: true when approval is present. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

With contextLimit: 0, the buffer seeds the complete hydrated owner, including this invalid sibling. This can persist another conversation that fails later validation.

Only merge approval into a terminal part when the update carries an explicit boolean decision. Otherwise, retain the stored part unchanged.

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Update the terminal-part merge so it adds or merges approval only when update.approval contains an explicit boolean decision; otherwise return the stored part unchanged. This prevents absent approval data from creating an empty approval object on ordinary output-available tools.

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