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Free4Chat #297 classified Codex Room approval as an upstream limitation based on older codex-acp versions.
Free4Chat currently pins @agentclientprotocol/codex-acp@1.6.2. Upstream changed materially after that: codex-acp 1.7.0 added ACP v1 permission presentation (agentclientprotocol/codex-acp#405). Current latest is 1.12.0, and current main contains explicit mappings for item/commandExecution/requestApproval, item/fileChange/requestApproval, item/permissions/requestApproval → ACP session/request_permission.
The old Free4Chat compatibility result therefore has to be re-verified against current upstream.
Remaining upstream uncertainty
Permission presentation support does NOT imply every Codex approval path is correct. Still-open upstream evidence:
Determine current real behavior, not design a new Free4Chat permission system. Classify the current Codex bridge as one of:
ROOM APPROVAL VERIFIED
PARTIAL
UPSTREAM APP-SERVER LIMITATION
UPSTREAM BRIDGE LIMITATION
Acceptance
probe current codex-acp 1.12.0 against the current Free4Chat pin 1.6.2 in a disposable workspace;
choose the narrowest mode/policy that is supposed to produce manual approval (do not assume old INITIAL_AGENT_MODE semantics; do not permanently widen Free4Chat's read-only policy — an isolated alternate mode/config is acceptable for the probe);
trigger real command/file approval and trace the exact layer:
Codex app-server requestApproval
→ codex-acpsession/request_permission
→ Free4Chat Room approval card
→ exact native option
→ same turn continues (allow) / action prevented (deny);
if PASS: run the Codex serial regression on 1.12.0 (ordinary Task, >2 min turn, Task B queued, interrupt, follow-up, session behavior, permission allow/reject) and only then decide whether Free4Chat should bump its launcher pin — Codex stays serial, no concurrency, TaskSessionContinuation unchanged;
if FAIL: identify the exact upstream repo (bridge vs app-server) and add sanitized evidence there with a concise reproduction — no duplicate issues, no credentials/private paths;
Why
Free4Chat #297 classified Codex Room approval as an upstream limitation based on older
codex-acpversions.Free4Chat currently pins
@agentclientprotocol/codex-acp@1.6.2. Upstream changed materially after that: codex-acp 1.7.0 added ACP v1 permission presentation (agentclientprotocol/codex-acp#405). Current latest is 1.12.0, and current main contains explicit mappings foritem/commandExecution/requestApproval,item/fileChange/requestApproval,item/permissions/requestApproval→ ACPsession/request_permission.The old Free4Chat compatibility result therefore has to be re-verified against current upstream.
Remaining upstream uncertainty
Permission presentation support does NOT imply every Codex approval path is correct. Still-open upstream evidence:
sandbox_permissions/require_escalatedmay fail to surfacerequestApproval; issue remains OPEN, similar symptom reported on newer Codex versions.Goal
Determine current real behavior, not design a new Free4Chat permission system. Classify the current Codex bridge as one of:
ROOM APPROVAL VERIFIEDPARTIALUPSTREAM APP-SERVER LIMITATIONUPSTREAM BRIDGE LIMITATIONAcceptance
codex-acp1.12.0 against the current Free4Chat pin 1.6.2 in a disposable workspace;Codex app-server
requestApproval→
codex-acpsession/request_permission→ Free4Chat Room approval card
→ exact native option
→ same turn continues (allow) / action prevented (deny);
TaskSessionContinuationunchanged;Refs