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Fix review-style prompts stuck in running state

The PR fixes a correctness issue in review-style prompt execution by reconciling LangGraph runtime status with stored prompt state, so prompts that were saved before a status write can no longer remain incorrectly stuck in `running`.

LangGraphreview-style promptsrun statusprompt store

What Happened

  • The PR fixes a correctness issue in review-style prompt execution by reconciling LangGraph runtime status with stored prompt state, so prompts that were saved before a status write can no longer remain incorrectly stuck in `running`.
  • The PR fixes a correctness issue in review-style prompt execution by reconciling LangGraph runtime status with stored prompt state, so prompts that were saved before a status write can no longer remain incorrectly stuck in `running`.
  • 1 evidence item attached for review.

What is Different

Before

Scattered source updates, isolated context, and manual follow-up across multiple feeds.

Now

Adds status reconciliation logic that cross-checks execution status against stored state during prompt sync, explicitly covering cases where prompt metadata is saved but the status transition is not recorded, so completion transitions are repaired automatically.

Why Track This

Why It Matters

Operators and users of review-style analysis will see fewer apparent hangs, because prompts that used to stay forever in `running` after a missed status write now move to `completed`, reducing manual retries and workflow blockage. The technical change is a sync-time reconciliation between LangGraph and persisted state, and teams should watch for concurrency or partial-write races that could still recreate stale states after crashes or overlapping sync operations.

Impact

Operators and users of review-style analysis will see fewer apparent hangs, because prompts that used to stay forever in `running` after a missed status write now move to `completed`, reducing manual retries and workflow blockage. The technical change is a sync-time reconciliation between LangGraph and persisted state, and teams should watch for concurrency or partial-write races that could still recreate stale states after crashes or overlapping sync operations.

What To Watch Next

  • Watch whether LangGraph becomes a repeated pattern.
  • Track follow-up changes around AI Code Review.
  • Compare future signals against this evidence trail.
  • Re-check risk flags: status_reconciliation_race_conditions, partial_status_write_reverts.
Open Topic TimelineOpen Technical EventOpen Original Sourcestatus_reconciliation_race_conditions / partial_status_write_reverts / concurrent_sync_conflicts

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