Sending a message while the question-tool prompt is open swallows the message and the session never resumes (v1.18.18) #46135

Summary

When the agent is blocked on an interactive question tool prompt and the user sends a new message (instead of answering the prompt inline), the message is persisted but never processed: the agent loop dies silently, no follow-up turn happens, and there is no abort/error event. From the user's perspective the session "aborts" and never answers.

Repro (v1.18.18, TUI, model glm-5.2 via neuralwatt provider)

1. Start a session, give the agent a task that ends with a question tool call (e.g. a confirmation prompt before a live config publish).
2. When the prompt is on screen (message=asking id=que_... questions=1 in the log), type a new message in the input box (e.g. "So?") and submit — do not answer the prompt inline.
3. Expected: the message either answers the pending question or queues for the next loop iteration, and the agent continues.
4. Actual: the message lands in the message table (role=user, text part), nothing else happens. No step-finish on the interrupted assistant turn, no reply, no session.aborted/error event, session_inbox stays empty, and the log's last line is the asking line. The session's time_updated equals the user message's timestamp and never advances.

Evidence (SQLite at ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db)

• Last assistant turn parts: step-start, reasoning, text, tool with the question tool in state.status: "running" — no step-finish.
• Following user message: role=user, part type text ("So?"), time_created = session time_updated.
• event table for the session: only session.created/updated + message.* rows. No abort/cancel/interrupt/error row.
• session_inbox: empty.
• log/opencode.log tail: ends at message=asking id=que_... questions=1; nothing after the user message.

Impact

Any interactive question prompt (password/confirmation flows) is a dead-end trap: the user's reply-as-message is silently dropped and the whole run is lost. Workaround today: answer the prompt inline, or resume the session and hope the message becomes a normal turn (it did not in this case).

Environment

• OpenCode v1.18.18 (TUI), Linux, session id ses_fb2859be9ffejkHLBv6KQb96Ws
• Happened in a plain interactive session (cwd /home/marcelloc/git/cuplegends)