Charley Cunningham
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## Summary This fixes a UX bug (https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/10442) where the **"Implement this plan?"** prompt could reappear after switching agents with `/agent` and then switching back to the original agent during plan execution. ## Root Cause On thread switch, the TUI rebuilds `ChatWidget`, replays buffered thread events, then drains any queued live events. In this flow, a `TurnComplete` can be handled twice for the same logical turn: 1. replayed (`from_replay = true`) 2. then live (`from_replay = false`) `ChatWidget` used `saw_plan_item_this_turn` to decide whether to show the plan implementation prompt, but that flag was only reset on `TurnStarted`. If duplicate completion events occurred, stale `saw_plan_item_this_turn = true` could cause the prompt to re-trigger unexpectedly. ## Fix - Clear `saw_plan_item_this_turn` at the end of `on_task_complete`, after prompt gating runs. - This keeps the flag truly turn-scoped and prevents duplicate `TurnComplete` handling from reopening the prompt.
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