fix(mcp): close the lost-update window on six agent tools - #494
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Six MCP tools cloned the whole game, mutated the clone, then wrote it back with `set_game`. That is the exact pattern `StateManager::update_game` exists to prevent, and its doc comment says so: between the clone and the write, anything the GUI did is silently discarded. An MCP agent and a player act concurrently by design, so this is reachable, not theoretical. There is regression history here (`fix/lost-update-races`). Converted: `scout_send`, `scout_youth_start`, `scout_youth_cancel`, `scout_youth_reassign`, `jobs_apply`, and `match_team_talk`. The press-conference tool now appends its article through `update_game` instead of writing back a game it cloned before composing anything. **`update_game` is not transactional** — a closure that mutates and then returns `Err` leaves the mutation in place, where the old clone would have been thrown away. So each conversion was checked against its `ofm_core` function rather than done mechanically: - `send_scout`, `start_youth_scouting`, `reassign_youth_scouting` validate fully before they touch anything. - `apply_team_talk` resolves the manager's team before the loop that adjusts morale. - `apply_for_job` reports its outcome as a value, and the old code committed unconditionally, so behaviour is identical. - `cancel_youth_scouting` is the odd one out: it retains first and reports failure afterwards. Still safe in place — when it errors, the retain matched nothing and removed nothing. Called out in a comment where it happens. **Two sites are deliberately left alone**, with comments saying why, because both look like the same bug and are not: - `game_select_team` writes a new save to disk between the mutation and the store. Running that inside the closure would hold the game mutex across filesystem I/O. It is career creation anyway — no other tool can be acting. - `game_load_save` is not clone-mutate-replace at all. The game came off disk, so there is no prior state to lose an update to. Clippy clean and full workspace suite green under CI's `--features mcp`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe change routes team talks, scouting actions, and job applications through ChangesGame state and live match updates
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The press-conference path now applies game changes atomically and restricts named players to the managed squad, but it still accepts oversized player IDs while holding the game lock, which can delay other game updates, and some responses bypass translation keys. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant match_press_conference
participant StateManager
participant apply_press_conference
participant GameState
match_press_conference->>StateManager: submit parsed and bounded answers
StateManager->>apply_press_conference: validate prerequisites and resolve completed fixture
apply_press_conference->>GameState: apply morale and news changes
apply_press_conference-->>StateManager: return match metadata and morale outcome
StateManager-->>match_press_conference: return formatted result
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Pull request overview
This PR updates several MCP server tools to use StateManager::update_game instead of the clone–mutate–set_game pattern, reducing lost-update races between concurrent GUI and MCP actions (and removing several full Game clones as a side effect).
Changes:
- Converted multiple MCP tools to mutate the active game under the game mutex via
update_game(jobs_apply, scouting tools,match_team_talk). - Added rationale comments for cases where
update_gameis intentionally not used (game_select_team,game_load_save) and for non-transactionalupdate_gameerror-path considerations. - Adjusted press-conference behavior to append the generated news article via
update_game(but see blocking issue noted in review comments: morale updates computed earlier inmatch_press_conferenceare no longer persisted).
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| src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/season.rs | Converts jobs_apply to update_game to avoid lost updates. |
| src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/scouting.rs | Converts multiple scouting mutations to update_game, with comments explaining error-path safety. |
| src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/live_match.rs | Converts match_team_talk to update_game; changes press-conference news append path (currently introduces a persistence bug for morale updates). |
| src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/game.rs | Documents intentional exceptions where set_game remains correct/safer than update_game. |
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| // Everything above only reads, to compose the article. Appending it is the | ||
| // single mutation, so it goes in on its own rather than writing back a whole | ||
| // game that was cloned before any of this ran. | ||
| ctx.state_manager.update_game(|game| game.news.push(article)); |
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Confirmed and fixed in 56558e9 — thank you, this was a real regression I introduced.
You were right on both counts: the morale changes were applied to the clone from require_game
and then dropped, and the ignored update_game result meant a session-less call reported success.
The whole conference now goes in under one lock. apply_press_conference(&mut Game, &[PressAnswer])
resolves the manager's team and the match being discussed before touching anything, then moves
individual morale, squad morale, and pushes the article — ordering that matters because
update_game cannot roll back a closure that returns Err.
Splitting it out of the tool wrapper also made it testable: the tool needs a Tauri AppHandle,
the function needs only a game. Seven tests cover it, each verified to fail against the behaviour
it pins — including one that reintroduces exactly this bug (morale dropped) and one that moves a
validation below a mutation.
I also re-audited the other three files in this PR with the same lens (a function that clones via
require_game and persists only a slice through update_game). match_press_conference was the
only one; match_team_talk and the scouting tools mutate in place, and game_select_team /
game_load_save keep set_game deliberately, as documented.
The previous commit moved the news article into `update_game` but left the morale changes on the cloned game that is now discarded. A press conference therefore filed its article and quietly reverted every mood it moved — both the squad-wide change and the boost for a player named in a `player_focus` answer. The whole conference is one act, so it goes in under one lock: `apply_press_conference` takes `&mut Game`, resolves the manager's team and the match being discussed before touching anything, and only then moves morale and pushes the article. `update_game` cannot roll back a closure that returns `Err`, so ordering the checks first is what keeps a rejected conference from leaving morale moved with no article to explain it. Splitting the work out of the tool wrapper also gives it a seam: the tool itself needs a Tauri `AppHandle`, the function it now calls needs only a game. Seven tests cover the two morale paths, the article, the reported match, and both rejection paths — each verified to fail against the behaviour it pins. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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319-328: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestrict
player_focusto the managed squad.Line 326 accepts any
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In `@src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/game.rs`:
- Around line 116-119: Protect the game replacement in game_select_team with a
session-generation check or exclusive state-transition operation so set_game
cannot overwrite changes committed by update_game during save creation or disk
loading; keep filesystem I/O outside the game lock, and update the nearby
comments to document the exclusion mechanism and the condition that makes
clone-and-set safe to remove.
In `@src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/live_match.rs`:
- Around line 234-237: Move apply_press_conference into
crate::commands::live_match as a shared internal function, and update both the
Tauri command and match_press_conference MCP tool to call it. Remove the
MCP-local implementation so press-conference behavior cannot diverge between
entry points.
- Around line 245-269: Replace the English user-facing responses in the
live-match flow, including the “No team assigned to manager” and “No completed
match found for your team” validation errors and the success response, with the
project’s translation keys and interpolation parameters. Update the relevant
response construction around the fixture lookup and lines 396–426 while
preserving existing control flow and response semantics.
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In `@src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/live_match.rs`:
- Around line 319-328: The player_focus mutation currently accepts opposition
player IDs; validate the selected player belongs to user_team_id before any
mutations begin. Update the player_focus handling around the existing
game.players lookup so only managed-squad players can receive morale changes,
and add a regression test covering an opposition player ID.
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| // Deliberately still clone-and-set rather than `update_game`: the new save | ||
| // is written to disk above, and doing that inside the closure would hold the | ||
| // game mutex across filesystem I/O. There is no concurrency exposure here | ||
| // anyway — this is career creation, before any other tool can act on a game. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Serialize session replacement with concurrent game updates.
set_game can overwrite an update that completes while save creation or disk loading is in progress. For example, jobs_apply can commit through update_game after game_select_team reads its clone but before Line 121 replaces the game.
Use a session generation check or an exclusive state-transition operation at commit time. Do not hold the game lock during filesystem I/O. Update these comments to name the exclusion mechanism and the condition that permits removal of the clone-and-set path.
As per coding guidelines, comments for workarounds must explain the cause and what permits removal.
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In `@src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/game.rs` around lines 116 - 119, Protect
the game replacement in game_select_team with a session-generation check or
exclusive state-transition operation so set_game cannot overwrite changes
committed by update_game during save creation or disk loading; keep filesystem
I/O outside the game lock, and update the nearby comments to document the
exclusion mechanism and the condition that makes clone-and-set safe to remove.
Source: Coding guidelines
| .ok_or("No team assigned to manager")?; | ||
| let user_team_name = game.teams.iter() | ||
| let user_team_name = game | ||
| .teams | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .find(|t| t.id == user_team_id) | ||
| .map(|t| t.name.clone()) | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|| user_team_id.clone()); | ||
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| // Find the most recent completed fixture involving the user's team | ||
| let last_match = game.league.as_ref() | ||
| .and_then(|league| league.fixtures.iter() | ||
| .filter(|f| f.result.is_some() && (f.home_team_id == user_team_id || f.away_team_id == user_team_id)) | ||
| .max_by(|a, b| a.date.cmp(&b.date))) | ||
| .ok_or("No completed match found for your team")?; | ||
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| let (home_team_name, away_team_name) = { | ||
| let home = game.teams.iter().find(|t| t.id == last_match.home_team_id).map(|t| t.name.clone()).unwrap_or_else(|| last_match.home_team_id.clone()); | ||
| let away = game.teams.iter().find(|t| t.id == last_match.away_team_id).map(|t| t.name.clone()).unwrap_or_else(|| last_match.away_team_id.clone()); | ||
| (home, away) | ||
| // Find the most recent completed fixture involving the user's team. Copied out of the league | ||
| // borrow here so the morale loops below can take `game` mutably. | ||
| let (home_team_id, away_team_id, home_score, away_score) = { | ||
| let last_match = game | ||
| .league | ||
| .as_ref() | ||
| .and_then(|league| { | ||
| league | ||
| .fixtures | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .filter(|f| { | ||
| f.result.is_some() | ||
| && (f.home_team_id == user_team_id || f.away_team_id == user_team_id) | ||
| }) | ||
| .max_by(|a, b| a.date.cmp(&b.date)) | ||
| }) | ||
| .ok_or("No completed match found for your team")?; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Replace new English responses with translation keys.
Lines 245, 269, 397, and 419 emit English prose from Rust. This bypasses the 11 supported locales. Return translation keys and interpolation parameters for validation errors and the success response.
As per coding guidelines, “Every user-facing string must be translated into all 11 supported locales” and “Rust code must emit translation keys rather than English prose.”
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In `@src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/live_match.rs` around lines 245 - 269,
Replace the English user-facing responses in the live-match flow, including the
“No team assigned to manager” and “No completed match found for your team”
validation errors and the success response, with the project’s translation keys
and interpolation parameters. Update the relevant response construction around
the fixture lookup and lines 396–426 while preserving existing control flow and
response semantics.
Source: Coding guidelines
`morale_delta` is an `i16` accumulated once per answer and clamped only after the loop, so roughly 10,900 positive answers overflow it. That was survivable while the loop ran on a detached clone. It is not now that the loop runs inside `update_game`: the panic fires with the game mutex held, `state.rs` locks with `.lock().unwrap()`, and every later access to the active game panics on the poisoned mutex. The session cannot be recovered, and some morale has already moved by then. In a release build, where overflow checks are off, it wraps negative and clamps to -8 instead — thousands of positive answers produce a morale penalty. Saturating arithmetic fixes both. The clamp to ±8 was already there, so the saturation point is unreachable for any input that is not already nonsense. The two deliberately-neutral responses get an empty arm rather than `+= 0`, which would now read as an oversight beside its saturating neighbours. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The article id is `press_conf_{date}`, and the push was unconditional. Calling
the tool twice in a game day therefore filed two articles sharing an id, and
re-applied the squad-wide morale delta.
Both halves are visible. `NewsTab` keys the list on `article.id` and resolves
the selected article with `find`, so the second article is not merely a
duplicate key — it can never be opened. And repeating the call a few times walks
every player in the squad to maximum morale, which is not something a press
conference should be able to do.
Every other generator of a date-derived article id already guards this way
(`turn/news.rs` does it in five places); the press conference was the one that
did not. The guard sits above the first mutation, because `update_game` cannot
roll back a closure that returns `Err`.
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The seven tests added with the press-conference fix all called `apply_press_conference` directly, against a game they owned. None of them touched a `StateManager` — so the mutation they exist to prevent still survived them: make the tool clone the active game, run the helper on that detached clone, and never write it back, and all seven still pass while the tool persists nothing. `press_conference_on` now owns the `update_game` call, taking a `&StateManager` rather than the `Arc<McpContext>` the tool needs, which puts the write-back within reach of a test. `the_conference_reaches_the_stored_game` drives it through a real `StateManager` and reads the stored game back; it fails against the detached-clone mutation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src-tauri/src/mcp_server/tools_impl/live_match.rs`:
- Around line 317-332: Validate the press-conference request’s answer count and
text size before calling press_conference_on, using protocol-sized limits and
rejecting oversized input before acquiring the game mutex. In the
press-conference processing flow, retain only the quote data required to build
the article instead of copying unbounded answers or player IDs into news
metadata.
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Follow-up review of this branch turned up three more things in the press-conference path, each A Nothing stopped two press conferences in one game day (72642ce). The article id is The seven tests could not see the bug they were written for (16995ac). They all called Three further defects in this file are real but not fixed here, because each needs a product
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Saturating the accumulator stopped the overflow but left the request itself unbounded, and the loop that walks it runs with the game mutex held. An agent posting a million answers would stall every other game operation while they are copied, then persist the whole pile into the article's player list, which is written to the save. `check_answer_limits` runs in the tool wrapper, before `press_conference_on` takes the lock — the point is to refuse an oversized request without having acquired it. At most 32 answers, each quote at most 500 characters, counted in characters rather than bytes so a multi-byte quote is not penalised for its encoding. The screen asks five questions, so neither limit is reachable in normal play. Only the first quote was ever rendered; the rest only chose singular or plural wording. Collecting them all into a `Vec` was pointless work under the lock, so that is now one `Option` and a counter. Verified against six mutations: each limit removed, an off-by-one on the count, bytes instead of characters, last-quote-wins, and a count that stops at one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The press conference found the match it covers by scanning , which is a mirror of one competition — documents it as legacy and says outright that it "misses cups and isn't reliable". Win a cup final and the article filed in the news feed carries the previous league game's scoreline. Scan instead, the source of truth every load path populates via . This also drops a reader of a field whose own doc comment asks for no new ones. The shared test fixture was modelling a state production cannot reach — a game with a legacy `league` and no competitions — so it now loads the way a real save does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A `player_focus` answer resolved its player id against every player in the world, so "praise" aimed at the striker who had just knocked you out lifted *his* morale by five. Ids on other questions were no better off: they went straight into the article's player list unchecked. Reject any named player the user does not manage, before the first mutation — the id set is built once from the squad rather than rescanning ~9.7k players per answer, since this runs with the game mutex held. The UI picker already offers only the user's own squad. This is the backend enforcing the same rule against an agent that composes the answers itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… for Morale clamps at 100, so a squad already there absorbs a "+3" whole — and the report still announced "Squad morale: +3". This call is the agent's only window onto morale, so it learned that praise works when nothing had happened. Count the players whose morale actually changed, from a snapshot taken before the first mutation, and report that alongside the delta. Keying the claim to the count rather than the sign also covers the mirror case: `deflect` on a player question leaves the squad delta at zero while still costing the named player a point, where "no change" would have been equally wrong. The wording moves into `format_outcome` so the report itself is under test — that is the layer the misstatement lived in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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466-517: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winLimit
player_idbeforeupdate_game.
check_answer_limitslimits onlyresponse_text. An agent can still submit arbitrarily longplayer_idvalues.apply_press_conferencehashes these values and clones an invalid value whileStateManager::update_gameholds the game mutex. A request with up to 32 oversized identifiers can block game updates.Reject oversized player identifiers before Line 519. Add boundary tests for the accepted and rejected sizes.
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PressAnswer.player_id length before press_conference_on calls
StateManager::update_game, rejecting values above the permitted identifier size
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Six MCP tools cloned the whole game, mutated the clone, then wrote it back with
set_game. That is the exact patternStateManager::update_gameexists to prevent — itsdoc comment spells it out, and
src-tauri/CLAUDE.md§3 makes it a rule. Between the cloneand the write, anything the GUI did in the meantime is silently discarded.
An MCP agent and a player act concurrently by design, so this is reachable rather than
theoretical, and there is regression history behind the rule (
fix/lost-update-races).This is a correctness fix, not a performance one, though it removes six whole-
Gameclones as a side effect. Independent of every other open PR.
Converted
scout_send,scout_youth_start,scout_youth_cancel,scout_youth_reassign,jobs_apply,match_team_talk. The press-conference tool now appends its article throughupdate_gamerather than writing back a game it had cloned before composing anything —everything above that point only reads.
Why this was not a mechanical conversion
update_gameis not transactional. A closure that mutates and then returnsErrleaves the mutation in place, whereas the old clone would have been thrown away. So a
blanket find-and-replace could introduce a bug on every error path. Each one was checked
against its
ofm_corefunction:send_scout,start_youth_scouting,reassign_youth_scoutingapply_team_talkapply_for_jobcancel_youth_scoutingThat last one is the interesting case. It looks unsafe and isn't: when it errors, the
retainmatched nothing, so it removed nothing. There is a comment at the call site,because the next reader will have the same doubt.
Two sites deliberately left alone
Both look like the same bug. Neither is, and both now say so in a comment:
game_select_teamwrites a new save to disk between the mutation and the store.Running that inside the closure would hold the game mutex across filesystem I/O, which
src-tauri/CLAUDE.mdforbids. It is career creation anyway — no other tool can beacting on a game that does not exist yet.
game_load_saveis not clone-mutate-replace at all. The game came off disk, sothere is no prior state to lose an update to.
set_gameis correct.Verification
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --features mcp -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --workspace --features mcp— all suites greenThe
mcpfeature is essential here: this code does not compile at all without it, so adefault-feature check would have proved nothing.
Three press-conference bugs the atomicity work surfaced
Restructuring
match_press_conferenceinto a singleupdate_gameput its whole body underone reader for the first time, and three pre-existing defects were visible in it. None was
introduced here; all three are fixed, each in its own commit, each with a test verified to
fail against the unfixed code.
It reported the wrong match. The lookup scanned
game.league, which mirrors onecompetition —
Gamedocuments the field as legacy and states outright that it "misses cupsand isn't reliable". Win a cup final, hold a conference, and the article filed into the news
feed carried the previous league game's scoreline. It now scans
game.competitions, thesource of truth every load path populates, which also removes a reader from a field whose
doc comment asks for no new ones.
It let you praise the opposition. A
player_focusanswer resolved its player id againstevery player in the world, so "praise" aimed at the striker who had just knocked you out
lifted his morale by five. Ids on other questions went into the article's player list
unchecked. Named players must now be ones the user actually manages, rejected before the
first mutation — the squad id set is built once rather than rescanning ~9.7k players per
answer, since this runs with the game mutex held. The UI picker already offered only the
user's own squad; this is the backend enforcing the same rule against an agent that composes
the answers itself.
It claimed morale changes that never happened. Morale clamps at 100, so a squad already
there absorbs a "+3" whole — and the report still announced
Squad morale: +3. This call isthe agent's only window onto morale, so it learned that praise works when nothing had
happened. The outcome now counts the players whose morale actually changed, against a
snapshot taken before the first mutation. Keying the claim to that count rather than to the
sign of the delta also covers the mirror case:
deflecton a player question leaves thesquad delta at zero while still costing the named player a point, where "no change" would
have been equally wrong. The wording moved into
format_outcomeso the report itself isunder test — that is the layer the misstatement lived in.
Still open, deliberately
The Tauri command
submit_press_conference(commands/live_match.rs) has the second andthird defects too, plus no once-per-day guard and client-supplied scores. That is a separate
concern and belongs on its own branch.
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