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fix(codex): keep Unix autostart shims off package-manager paths (carry of #6301) - #6589
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On macOS and Linux, `ocx codex-shim install` no longer rewrites the codex launcher that brew, npm, or fnm own. It publishes a private wrapper at <OPENCODEX_HOME>/bin/codex and a sourceable codex-shell-env.sh that puts that directory first on PATH, so package-manager upgrades and version rollbacks keep working without rewrapping. Shell startup files are never edited. - schema-2 shim state records the wrapper, native launcher, and the inode identities of the private files; state is the commit marker of a journaled publication, and failures roll the private files back - an older in-place Unix shim migrates on explicit install: the recorded backup is restored without replacing a newer native entry, and ambiguous layouts refuse and keep every artifact - automatic repair refreshes only owned private files under the existing opt-in; status and doctor no longer trigger repair; identity-less or unsafe (group/world-writable, replaced) artifacts are preserved and reported - diagnostics separate runnable from active; install succeeds when the wrapper is runnable and prints the activation command; connect and doctor report an inactive overlay with that guidance - PATH activation uses the shared scanner with #6493's executable-bit rule; runtime, catalog, and feature probes prefer the validated native launcher - Windows keeps its in-place wrapping unchanged - diagnostics move to shim-diagnostics.ts so shim.ts shrinks below its cap Carries #6301 onto current dev. The PATH-readiness test fixtures are taken verbatim from #6493. Co-authored-by: lilinxiong <lilinxiong1997@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: BigHulk <happyhls@gmail.com>
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUnix Codex shim installation now uses a private wrapper and shell environment file while preserving the package-manager launcher. The change adds schema-2 overlay state, explicit migration from legacy Unix shims, transactional repair and removal, and readiness reporting that distinguishes runnable from active wrappers. Windows retains in-place script-launcher wrapping. ChangesCodex shim lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as CLI install command
participant Shim as installCodexShim
participant Overlay as installUnixOverlay
participant Launcher as Native Codex launcher
participant Files as Overlay files and state
CLI->>Shim: Request shim installation
Shim->>Overlay: Delegate Unix installation
Overlay->>Launcher: Discover and validate launcher
Overlay->>Files: Publish wrapper, environment file, and state
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change moves Unix Codex shims to a private overlay and has been tested for rollback and migration safety. Three minor open items remain, none of which blocks use, so owners should review them before or soon after merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The private overlay reduces interference with package-managed launchers. Ownership checks, explicit migration, and recoverable publication limit destructive updates. No introduced security issue was established in the inspected paths, but incomplete coverage and filesystem concurrency limits prevent a minimal-risk assessment. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Diagnosis, automatic repair, and the already-installed install path now re-snapshot the state, wrapper, and shell environment right before they report healthy or print the activation command, and refuse when identity, bytes, mode, or ownership changed during the native or PATH inspection. The Unix destruction regression now replaces only the native launcher, which is what a version manager owns behind the private overlay.
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The reproduced journal P2 is fixed at f148631. The creation catch discards only this invocation's still-matching regular-file dev/inode before migration begins, then preserves the original refusal; a replaced journal is retained. No broader overlay-boundary approval is implied. Independent Linux/Bun1.4.0: ubuntu exact-head worktree, disposable launcher/home fixtures only, fresh private HOME/CODEX_HOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/TMPDIR, single cgroup CPU75%, high1280M/max1536M, swap0, Tasks64, IOWeight20, nice10, RuntimeMax120/stop5s; live caps verified, peak29.3MiB, unit ended, protected actual-home snapshots unchanged. I am withdrawing ONLY my review5407102420's journal blocker. Hosted current-head CI37219987591 completed successfully (confirmed 2026-10-04 17:31 UTC); previous f7a2e25 CI success is old-head evidence. Required current CI, unresolved advisory discussions and explicit independent boundary review remain separate. No installed Codex/provider/service call, scan, author-branch takeover, overall approval or merge performed. Previous checkpoint (historical; the journal objection below is now withdrawn after the fix): Latest checkpoint at 370b8ff: CI37217118687 completed successfully. This head only merges dev changes from #6586/#6564; the src/codex and tests/codex-integration trees are byte-identical to e3d295b. Therefore my CHANGES_REQUESTED review5407102420 remains outstanding: the initial partial journal-write/retry defect has not been fixed by this merge. I did not repeat the unchanged fault-injection test. GitHub currently reports a merge conflict with dev as well; please resolve it on your branch and provide the journal fix/regressions before revalidation. Green hosted CI does not withdraw that reproduced blocker. Previous checkpoint (historical): Current-head intake at 3b8ff83, not approval. The earlier CI run 37212457914 at 98f1a2f failed an actual assertion in test 4/4 batch 17/47: codex-shim.test.ts:2138 expected Follow-up 499cd7e changes that fixture to damage the package-manager/native side on Unix, leaving the private wrapper intact, and adds final artifact revalidation plus nine late-mutation transaction cases. This is more than a diagnostic-string edit. New CI 37213608890 is in progress; the old failed run remains historical failed evidence, not a current pass or a reason to repeat it blindly. Please retain Draft until the new complete-file/transaction validation, required hosted CI and independently recorded boundary review are complete. I have not run any installed shim operation, edited your branch, launched a scan or integrated this carry. |
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- Around line 87-95: Update the journal-creation flow around `openSync` to
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P2 — A failed initial migration-journal write permanently prevents retry (src/codex/shim-migration.ts:87-95, recovery read at :71). Confirmed at e3d295b.
The code exclusively creates the journal, then writes JSON. If writeFileSync throws after a partial ENOSPC/EIO write, finally closes the descriptor but leaves this run's empty/truncated journal. No link/unlink migration step has started yet. On the next install, JSON.parse of that residual throws into the generic 'Retry after the package manager finishes' refusal; a restored filesystem cannot make retry succeed.
Independent fault-injection regression on Linux/Bun1.4.0, using only disposable home/launcher fixtures: intercepted openSync for codex-shim.migration.json, wrote { to its captured descriptor, then threw synthetic ENOSPC. After restoring spies, the original wrapper/backup and absence of quarantine assertions passed, but install retry remained refused with residual {. bun test ./.tmp/migration-journal-retry.test.ts — 0 pass, 1 fail, 6 assertions, exit1; the failed assertion requires retry.installed=true. This is an ignored reviewer probe, not a test committed to the author's branch. An initial invocation without the leading './' selected no files and is not test evidence.
Please clean up a journal created by this invocation when publication fails before migration begins, but only if the path still belongs to the created descriptor's inode. Preserve pre-existing/replaced journals and all native/recovery artifacts. Add regression coverage for partial-write failure followed by successful retry and for a replacement journal that must not be deleted; obtain fresh exact-head validation/CI.
The bot's separate accessSync-spy warning is not a demonstrated current defect: tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-path-readiness.test.ts:12-15 already calls mock.restore in afterEach. Answer/resolve that thread with this source evidence instead of removing coverage. The writable-legacy-state refusal should retain its strict preservation behavior; actionable recovery guidance is a separate minor improvement.
Execution as ubuntu under CPU75%, MemoryHigh1280M/MemoryMax1536M, swap0, Tasks64, IOWeight20, nice10, RuntimeMax120/stop5s, fresh private homes; effective live caps verified. Peak33.5MiB, unit ended, protected actual-home snapshots unchanged. No actual Codex/provider/daemon call, branch push/takeover, scan, merge or release. This is a scoped correctness blocker, not a completed review of the entire overlay/auth boundary.
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🟡 Minor · Apply executableEligible during PATH scanning. · shim-path-resolution.ts:27
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Explicit install creates codex-shim.migration.json before it moves anything. If writing it failed part-way (ENOSPC, EIO) or the path was replaced, the empty or truncated journal stayed behind, and every later install refused on the unreadable record. Nothing has moved at that point, so the run now removes the journal it created, but only while the path still names the descriptor's own inode. A replaced journal and every native and recovery artifact are left alone. Regressions cover a partial ENOSPC write followed by a successful retry and a journal replaced during creation that must survive. Reported-by: Ingwannu
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Withdraw only my journal partial-write/retry P2: fixed at f148631; unchanged original ENOSPC repro + complete migration file 20 pass/0 fail/103 assertions. Replacement journal preserved. Not overall PR approval or boundary-review/CI waiver.
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@Ingwannu thanks for the fault-injection repro. The journal retry blocker is fixed at f148631. Change ( Regressions (existing
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opencodex 2.78 keeps its autostart shim in ~/.opencodex/bin instead of rewriting the package manager's codex launcher (lidge-jun/opencodex#6589, fixing #2412: brew upgrades left the in-place shim dangling). Added via the ordered __path_prepend_force list rather than sourcing its export-PATH file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* fix(combo): keep diagnostic types out of hard-stop code evidence * feat(cli): expose integration preview recovery and maintenance workflows * docs: lock observation and explicit-key CLI workflow contracts * test: isolate release fixtures and cooperatively release child leases * test: retain all drain failures and prove cleanup before disposal * feat(cli): complete observation and explicit-key API workflows * docs: plan residual read parity and final stack acceptance * test: compact layout bookkeeping without changing expectations * feat(cli): close filtered observation and per-key quota gaps * fix(cli): preserve actionable snapshot target recovery * docs: bind task acceptance to source and executed evidence * docs: preserve union spellings in rendered planning tables * fix(cli): validate explicit local provider auth overrides before save * fix(cli): expose nested help and preserve generated option tables * docs: record acceptance review repairs and remaining proof * fix(cli): preserve failed provider connectivity exit status * fix(cli): expose nested help and preserve generated option tables (cherry picked from commit 8b55e446586b7799a652d091db893e759cb4351f) * docs: preserve union spellings in rendered planning tables (cherry picked from commit db9997ad36d93bd7f0e9bae52177f70fcd743d1a) * docs(cli): regenerate readable help tables and correct usage aliases * fix(cli): validate explicit local provider auth overrides before save (cherry picked from commit ac6e1b31818e78c6230b0fb25d19f0770c16a2ea) * fix(cli): preserve failed provider connectivity exit status (cherry picked from commit 37075e9906666f759489050aa561082f093f05c2) * docs: complete independently reviewed CLI task acceptance * docs: archive accepted CLI parity unit for final publication checks * test(cli): include companion usage in the route-filter roster * fix(cli): reject stale companion timeline windows * chore(release): open dev at 2.78.0 before releasing 2.77.0 (#6549) Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * docs: record 2.77.0 candidate acceptance and publication (#6561) * docs: record independent frozen-candidate regression acceptance * docs: preserve failed Windows candidate gate and repair boundary * docs: record 2.77.0 candidate acceptance after unchanged Windows rerun * docs: record 2.77.0 publication outcome * fix(server): promote scoped caller conversation headers (#6554) Preserve explicit caller session markers and promote safe fallback markers with principal isolation before admission. Retain body/abort semantics and existing routing precedence. Validated at89ae31b9ed1b74f85ed32135f19cdeac764d6343 by Cross-platform CI37173659981 and independent scoped code/security review. Co-authored-by: mayigululu-hash <mayigululu-hash@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(devin): retain bounded conversation trajectories (#6557) Named Devin conversations retain an upstream trajectory across sequential turns and request-scoped adapters. Scope retained IDs by resolved credential, tenant host, and conversation; use fresh IDs for overlaps and when every retained slot is active. A 256-entry store evicts only inactive entries, and idempotent release in `finally` covers success, failure, and cancellation. The optional wire field preserves per-request allocation for unnamed calls. Refines #6488 at `a0b199fc6b96367fb174f6488a7a45eb58eccd54`. Carries the optional #15.1 field, named continuity across adapters, unnamed fallback, overlap isolation, and failure release regressions. Replaces the source's map-plus-live-set with one bounded store, hashes a structured identity tuple, and prefers own-thread identity over a shared parent. Adds credential/host/alias/parent/cancellation/eviction/overflow/idempotence/retry coverage and documents the contract. The original author's live cache measurements are original source evidence; this replacement does not claim new measured savings. Independent of #6554; neither PR's runtime commits are required by the other. Coordinator owns source disposition. Co-authored-by: Hanqing Zhao <hanqing@gatech.edu> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Verified current head f09d98707f4efe3c315a8add609abd7e7d105ebc with CI 37174376575 and scoped independent technical/security review. Co-authored-by: Hanqing Zhao <hanqing@gatech.edu> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(claude): preserve bounded large headers in picker relay (#6551) Claude Desktop picker HTTP relay rejects ordinary 24 KiB browser session headers at the runtime's default parser limit. Set a bounded 64 KiB allowance on incoming requests and ordinary upstream responses, preserving cookies and streamed body bytes. Oversized upstream headers still return an empty 502 with the fixed `upstream:headers-too-large` diagnostic. Replacement for #6524 at `0c258acd496aef26735ab6a61d65cce611e8ff88`: carries both parser limits, fixed overflow diagnostic, all three regressions and both documentation changes. Adds inbound overflow and large-header streaming/upgrade coverage. No source behavior deliberately dropped. Raw upgraded transport remains unchanged; its upstream bytes do not use the ordinary HTTP response parser. Related to #6511. No captured Desktop request proves large headers caused that issue; actual Desktop merged-chat/Cowork acceptance remains outstanding. This PR does not close it. Verified current head 9b44b1cb12227a411409d63733d8cee27444bd4d with CI 37175007465 and scoped independent technical/security review. Co-authored-by: Yuxin Qiao <104957188+Yuxin-Qiao@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(devin): qualify child trajectories by supplied parent (#6565) Preserve supplied parent context when Devin selects an own-thread identity. Requests with the same own ID but different `x-codex-parent-thread-id` values now use distinct retained trajectories. Standalone and parent/own identities are both tagged structured values, preventing delimiter or JSON-like caller IDs from aliasing another identity form. Follow-up to landed #6557 (`be297a52cd50766c54b571b82aeab45759fa6b65`), addressing [post-merge P1 review](https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/pull/6557#discussion_r4176028586). The type comment distinguishes own from parent; this change does not claim it establishes global ID uniqueness. It fixes the concrete loss of a supplied parent qualifier. Source #6488 provenance remains `a0b199fc6b96367fb174f6488a7a45eb58eccd54`. Standalone own precedence, explicit session-only behavior, credential/host isolation, overlap handling, cancellation/failure release and bounded retention remain covered. No installed-runtime or live provider calls. Coordinator owns merge and review-thread resolution. Verified current head 6562e87bd2bfdce1bb2a32001f7f5443aef87601 with CI 37177632035 and scoped independent technical/security review. Co-authored-by: Hanqing Zhao <hanqing@gatech.edu> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(responses): share reset replay grants across translated sends (#6555) - Carry #6525 (`49c5c7012f1f27d781079231dde92562ced68594`) by Yuxin Qiao: honor `retryOnReset` on initial and rebuilt generic translated Responses sends before headers, using the existing self-contained request gate and one shared replacement grant. - Refine recovery accounting so prepaid credential/repair sends are charged once, and configured send totals remain exact across rebuilds. Adapter-owned fetches and translated failures after headers retain their existing behavior. - Preserve all ten original handler regressions, provider documentation and translations. Add physical socket reset and recovery-boundary/counting regressions; clarify the shared policy documentation. Source disposition: replacement coverage is recorded in the implementation unit. 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Co-authored-by: Claire Novotny <claire@novotny.org> * fix(anthropic): retain narrowed typed block during copy-on-write * fix(anthropic): retain required beta for inline tool changes * docs: clarify native OAuth scope and repair roadmap formatting * fix(anthropic): retain native client preambles and feature betas Co-authored-by: Claire Novotny <claire@novotny.org> * fix(anthropic): preserve native Messages through pooled dispatch Reuse shared routing and refusal owners with current-route and exact-credential binding, request-local alternate exclusions, and lease-before-send accounting. Co-authored-by: Claire Novotny <claire@novotny.org> * feat(anthropic): add native pool preference with explicit opt-out precedence (#6562) Adds the Anthropic pool preference **Preserve native Claude requests**. Eligible pooled Anthropic routes default to native Messages only when the corresponding rollout flags are absent. Explicit false and malformed settings remain off; pool opt-out persists. Other providers retain their explicit policy. Both settings APIs patch the latest persisted config. Unpublished failures roll back; confirmed publication with bookkeeping trouble adopts the saved setting and displays a warning; unknown outcomes require reload. Preview, token counting and runtime use the settled provider consistently. Manual child of #6559, above #6552. Carries the remaining preference/API/GUI/default behavior from #6547 (`5f3cf4ed0b4a63604133863442002fb9ac824b16`). Its inherited native/tool behavior is covered by those parents. Deliberately corrects source precedence that overrode explicit false, malformed protocol recovery, nullable DTO normalization, stale-save-hook bypass, and publication-aware failure handling. Source disposition remains coordinator-owned. Verified current head cf34880f7c72c7779ad232c979115f17f9bc300c with CI 37181267649 and scoped independent technical/security review. Co-authored-by: Claire Novotny <claire@novotny.org> * fix(codex): require saved config authority for routed catalog removal Carry #6530 at 451bcd43e with stronger catalog/cache preservation coverage. Co-authored-by: lcxhh521 <59329914+lcxhh521@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): require combo authority for routed aliases * fix(codex): bind catalog writes to home ownership and intent Carry ownership, intent and idempotence from #6537 with unknown-evidence refusal, lifecycle protection and accurate no-op outcomes. Co-authored-by: lcxhh521 <59329914+lcxhh521@users.noreply.github.com> * test(codex): keep client guard scenarios reachable after owner admission * fix(codex): enforce ownership at journal writer entrypoints * feat(codex): audit catalog writes with bounded private records Carry #6537 audit diagnostics with K-held append/retention, fixed metadata projection and honest external cleanup residuals. Co-authored-by: lcxhh521 <59329914+lcxhh521@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): harden fresh Windows audit files before diagnostics * docs: state the deferred Windows audit stream coverage * feat(codex): heal lost catalog rows only from the idle owner Carry #6537 owner healing with bounded retry, expected-target admission, lifecycle fences and authoritative recovery state. Co-authored-by: lcxhh521 <59329914+lcxhh521@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): observe startup catalog promptly and fence path aliases * test(cli): follow catalog observation readiness forwarding * fix(codex): accept owner publications while heal writes are gated * feat(gui): icon theme switch sharing a row with the zoom stepper (#6579) * feat(gui): icon theme switch sharing a row with the zoom stepper The sidebar theme button cycled light, dark and system behind one label, so the row did not say what it set or what a click would choose next. It is now a three-icon switch with the current mode filled. On macOS and Linux, where the desktop shell manages zoom, the switch and the zoom stepper share one row and the separate zoom row with its own label is gone. Elsewhere the switch sits behind a Theme label in the same shape as the proxy row. * fix(gui): 44px touch height for theme switch buttons in the drawer * test(layout): compact test-layout fixture to restore ratchet headroom (#6583) * fix(cli): surface catalog-owner safety refusals in provider add --sync Dev now refuses catalog refreshes for a foreign or unknown Codex home owner and for unbacked routed removals, keeping the catalog unchanged and returning a recovery warning. provider add --sync already exited nonzero on the refused outcome but dropped the warning; it now forwards the owner's fixed, path-free guidance to human output and sync.warning in JSON. * fix(cli): accept the nativeMessages pool capability from refreshed dev Dev (#6562) added nativeMessages to the unified /api/pool/settings DTO for every pool kind and to the Anthropic supported list. The strict CLI pool schema rejected it, so ocx account pool failed before any read or update. Accept the capability and project its boolean-or-null value; the existing real-DTO pool tests cover it. * fix(cli): keep the pool-save bookkeeping warning from refreshed dev Dev (#6562) answers a pool save that persisted but failed post-save bookkeeping with HTTP 200 and warning config_bookkeeping_failed. The CLI pool schema stripped it and printed plain success. Project that fixed code in JSON and print the GUI-equivalent guidance in human output; the save stays a success. * fix(ollama): preserve additional tool outputs during replay (#6576) * fix(ollama): preserve additional tool outputs during replay * test(ollama): pin repeated-result count and settled late-output carrier --------- Co-authored-by: Ingwannu <ingwannu@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * test: make provider proxy fixture DNS and child lifetime deterministic (#6578) Carry the exact two-file test-only patch from 7f7719ead83b29d57a0da6882cb32cc58ccaf0d1 onto upstream dev 33185c2ccf7085f94357d9e56512803949b22cc5. Keep real destination-policy and loopback HTTP transport, every existing transport assertion, and the 15-second case deadline. Install child-local DNS failure for the four fixture hostnames and assert all lookups. Bound the child at 12 seconds with SIGKILL and retain awaited cleanup. * test(clients): guard Kilo symlink regression on Windows (#6405) * fix(clients): preserve OpenCode and Kilo effective model controls * fix(tests): report client termination failures and document wire harness * fix(tests): bound client collection after termination and clean up timers * test(clients): pin Kilo replay session and avoid deferred title traffic * test(clients): guard Kilo file symlink regression on Windows --------- Co-authored-by: imranshaiedi-byte <235239556+imranshaiedi-byte@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(chatgpt): say why a dropped chatgptDesktop block reads as off (#6486) * fix(chatgpt): say why a dropped chatgptDesktop block reads as off The read path degrades a `chatgptDesktop` block that fails the strict schema to absent. The app- server shim then reads as off, `ocx chatgpt launch` refuses, and nothing says why, while the file still reads `"appServerShim": true`. A key left over from an older or ported config, such as `unblockSend`, is enough (#6196). `chatgptDesktopConfigIssue` names the failing field. The config loader now warns with it like the other top-level opt-in blocks, the config diagnostics list it, `ocx chatgpt status` shows it next to the flag, and `ocx chatgpt launch` gives it as the reason it refuses. Writes still reject the block as before. * fix(chatgpt): explain a dropped chatgptDesktop block without loading the config validators After merging dev, `ocx chatgpt` read the config file on every subcommand and pulled in all of `leaf-validators.ts` for one helper. The bundle-trust command fixture from dev stubs the config facade, so that import chain reached modules expecting the real facade and every scenario failed to load. Restore scenarios would also have read this machine's own config.json. - `chatgptDesktopSchema` and `chatgptDesktopConfigIssue` move to `src/config/schema/chatgpt-desktop.ts`, which needs only zod and the redactor. `leaf-validators.ts` re-exports both, so the schema and the load and diagnostics warnings are unchanged. - The command reads the file only where it reports the reason: `status`, and a `launch` refused because the shim is off. `restore` and an enabled launch never touch it. - The fixture stubs the config-file snapshot, and a new scenario checks that a refused launch names the failing field without quitting or opening the app. * test(chatgpt): cover the status and launch messages for a dropped chatgptDesktop block The command fixture now returns stdout. New scenarios: status names a dropped block next to the off flag; status shows a plain off for a valid, absent or unreadable block; a refused launch with no dropped block keeps the ordinary opt-in message. The first fails if status stops naming the reason. * test(chatgpt): name the config input in the plain-off status loop * fix(config): report dropped chatgptDesktop reason on salvaged diagnostics --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * feat(service): name the holder when the runtime mutation lease is busy (#6512) * feat(service): name the holder when the runtime mutation lease is busy A supervised `ocx start` that times out on the runtime mutation lease used to say only "another process owns the runtime mutation lease at <path>". Finding the holder meant decoding the owner file in the lock directory by hand. Deleting the directory, the obvious shortcut, is unsafe while the holder is alive. `ocx service status` meanwhile reported only that the proxy was not running. - The timeout error now names the holder from the record `readOwner()` already parses: the PID, whether it is alive, a live holder's executable name when `tasklist` (Windows) or `ps` answers within a second, and its age on the clock stale recovery uses. It also states the 30-second reclaim rule. An incomplete owner file is named by the PID in its file name. An empty or ambiguous lock directory says so. The holder is also on `error.holder`, with `error.code = "OWNERSHIP_MUTATION_LEASE_BUSY"`. - `inspectOwnershipMutationLease` and `ownershipMutationLeaseStatusLine` read the same holder without reclaiming anything. `ocx service status` prints that line on every backend while the lease directory exists. Closes #6492 * fix(service): report a lease freed mid-read as free, not as an unreadable holder leaseHolder reads the lock directory in separate steps. When the holder released between them, neither reader matched and the busy error said "holder unknown: the lock directory does not hold exactly one owner file". It now re-checks the directory and reports no holder when it is gone. * fix(service): label lease holder as recorded PID and document busy lease --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(codex): honor consented credits after included quota exhaustion (#6572) * fix(codex): separate credit spending from included quota refusal Fixes #6571. Preserve explicit credit consent, fresh balance, overage refusal and the independent main-account hard lock. Use the credit-specific spending-control verdict instead of rate_limit.allowed. Co-authored-by: Sungyong Cho <46742040+sungyongcho@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): refuse malformed and control-only credit spend refusals A present non-null spend_control must be an object with reached:false to permit credits; a reached or malformed control vetoes, and a refusing control without a credits field retracts cached credit permission. Absent/null controls keep upstream's "no spending control" meaning. Co-authored-by: Sungyong Cho <46742040+sungyongcho@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Ingwannu <ingwannu@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Sungyong Cho <46742040+sungyongcho@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(cli): default config flags-only calls to show (carry #6483) (#6585) * fix(cli): default config flags-only calls to show Carries #6483 by @hulkbig onto current dev. Co-authored-by: hulkbig <happyhls@gmail.com> * fix(cli): show optional config action in registry help --------- Co-authored-by: hulkbig <happyhls@gmail.com> * fix(oauth): release Anthropic refresh intent after a proven-unsent DNS failure (#6586) * fix(oauth): release Anthropic refresh intent after a proven-unsent DNS failure An Anthropic token refresh that failed DNS resolution before connecting left its durable refresh intent behind, so the next attempt refused with OAuthLoginRequiredError and the account needed a fresh login (#6570). postJson now classifies a fetch rejection as unsent only when no outbound proxy is configured and the error is a structured getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND for the token host. The token exchange is pinned to one HTTP/1.1 attempt without keep-alive reuse or redirect following, so that error cannot follow bytes already sent. refreshAnthropicAccountWithLock releases that intent through the existing generation-safe pre-dispatch cleanup. Timeouts, unstructured or wrong-host DNS errors, body-read failures and proxied requests keep the replay guard. Refs #6570 Co-authored-by: Arthur tinseau <65445747+atinseau@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(oauth): keep the refresh intent on redirects and startup proxies Security review follow-up. A 303 can follow a completed POST, so a 3xx from the token endpoint is now an unknown outcome (no HTTP status) that keeps the replay guard instead of a definitive rejection. Bun keeps the proxy it saw at process start even after the environment changes, so the DNS release also requires that no outbound proxy was configured at startup, captured once in src/lib/proxy-env.ts before config mutates proxy keys. Refs #6570 Co-authored-by: Arthur tinseau <65445747+atinseau@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(oauth): release the unread redirect body before refusing Refs #6570 * test(oauth): run the direct-DNS refresh case from a proxy-free startup The structured token-host DNS regression ran in the test process, so it depended on how the runner was launched: startupOutboundProxyConfigured is captured at module evaluation, and a runner started with HTTPS_PROXY correctly keeps the intent while the case expected a release. The case now runs in a child process launched with every outbound proxy key removed, sharing one spawn helper with the startup-proxy cases, which keep running in a child started with HTTPS_PROXY set. Refs #6570 --------- Co-authored-by: Arthur tinseau <65445747+atinseau@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(combos): report the spent primary, not the fallback's own refusal (#6564) * fix(combos): report the spent primary, not the fallback's own refusal When every combo target fails, the client got the last target's error. A spent Claude pool followed by an OpenAI fallback with no credential (401) or a Free plan that cannot run the model (400) surfaced as 'OpenAI account pool has no usable account credential' instead of the quota refusal. Prefer the first 429/402 of the ladder over a later 400/401/403; when the quota-refused target was already cooled before the request, answer with the combo cooldown and its Retry-After. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(combos): only a pre-dispatch cooldown replaces the fallback refusal A 401/403 inside the ladder cools its own provider, so checking the combo cooldown after dispatch turned a plain fallback refusal into a 503. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(combos): cover the send-budget exit of an exhausted ladder Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(combos): record the exhausted-ladder answer and register the test Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(combos): pin the 402 capture and the 403 fallback branch Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(combos): scope exhausted-combo 503 to quota cooldowns and align the logged child Review follow-up. A pre-existing combo cooldown replaced a fallback 400/401/403 with 503 whatever caused it: a 502 cooldown or a cooldown on a target this request could not pick turned a genuine credential refusal into a retryable "no targets". Cooldown entries now keep their status, and only unexpired 429/402 cooldowns on targets the picker would otherwise consider (provider, cached quota and request eligibility) count; the Retry-After comes from that snapshot. Both exhaustion exits adopt the child log of the response actually returned, so a returned 429/402 no longer carries the fallback's diagnostics. * fix(combos): defer request eligibility to the exhaustion path The pre-dispatch quota-cooldown snapshot evaluated request eligibility for every usable target, which for native Chat combos built a translator-budget-charged body per candidate even on a request with no cooldowns. The snapshot now reads only 429/402 cooldown entries; eligibility is checked at exhaustion for those cooled targets alone, and a throwing check counts as ineligible. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * fix(codex): skip non-executable POSIX PATH entries in readiness checks (#6493) * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * fix(droid): preserve reasoning defaults after settings normalization (#6577) * test(droid): reproduce effort loss after client normalization * fix(droid): retain defaults after client metadata normalization --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(server): wait for a complete Bun before restarting onto a replaced package tree (#6569) * fix(server): wait for a complete Bun before restarting onto a replaced package tree - The package-tree fence treats a replacement whose process.execPath still fails REAL_BUN_MIN_BYTES like an unreadable tree: no restart, then a fresh full debounce once the runtime is ready. An in-place npm install writes package.json and the bun placeholder before its postinstall, so the restart spawned the placeholder (EUNKNOWN on Windows) and exited without a replacement * docs(structure): record the fence's wait for the runtime it respawns - The package-tree integrity fence section names the process.execPath gate beside the unreadable-manifest wait * fix(server): pin the runtime path at boot and say when the restart waits for it - createRuntimePackageTreeIntegrityGuard reads process.execPath once at construction, since Linux Bun resolves it lazily and reports a swapped-out binary as (deleted); an explicit runtimeReady: undefined no longer disables the gate - The fence logs once when it starts waiting for the runtime, so a postinstall that never runs is visible * docs(server): describe the package-tree integrity guard - createPackageTreeIntegrityGuard names what it fences and when it hands a replacement to onReplaced, answering the CodeRabbit docstring check * docs(server): qualify the guard's readiness guarantee - The docstring says onReplaced waits on a configured runtimeReady check, since a direct caller may omit it; the installed-package guard always configures one * docs(server): say the guard retries onReplaced after a throw - The docstring no longer promises a single call: a throwing restart admission is rechecked and retried after another debounce while the replacement persists, as the existing retry test asserts * fix(server): withdraw a settled replacement while its Bun runtime is incomplete A replacement that settled before a failed restart admission kept reporting installedVersion after the bun placeholder reappeared, so a manual restart could pass the fenced readiness check before the runtime was complete. Clear the settlement on entering the runtime wait, report no installed version while the runtime is not ready, and reset the once-per-wait warning on baseline recovery. * test(server): assert the runtime-wait poll and debounce delays --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * feat(gui): group the sidebar into eight rows and tidy the Claude surface (#6593) * feat(gui): fold the sidebar into eight grouped rows and tidy the Claude surface * fix(gui): keep focus when the section switcher hides under it When Remote Workspace becomes unavailable while its switcher button has focus, only one member is left and App stops rendering the switcher, so the in-switcher recovery never ran and focus fell to <body>. The switcher now reports an orphaned focus on unmount and App moves it to the page's sidebar row, or to the main region when the row is off screen. Also renames a stale test fixture and fixes a stale test comment (review feedback). * refactor(gui): hoist the switcher focus fallback to module scope It reads no component state; react-doctor's prefer-module-scope-pure-function flagged it being rebuilt on every render. * fix(gui): only hand switcher focus to a sidebar row that is on screen Check vertical bounds too, keep the default focus outline on the main-region fallback, and assert the focus target in the orphaned-focus test (review feedback). * fix(codex): keep Unix autostart shims off package-manager paths (carry of #6301) (#6589) * fix(codex): keep Unix autostart shims off package-manager paths On macOS and Linux, `ocx codex-shim install` no longer rewrites the codex launcher that brew, npm, or fnm own. It publishes a private wrapper at <OPENCODEX_HOME>/bin/codex and a sourceable codex-shell-env.sh that puts that directory first on PATH, so package-manager upgrades and version rollbacks keep working without rewrapping. Shell startup files are never edited. - schema-2 shim state records the wrapper, native launcher, and the inode identities of the private files; state is the commit marker of a journaled publication, and failures roll the private files back - an older in-place Unix shim migrates on explicit install: the recorded backup is restored without replacing a newer native entry, and ambiguous layouts refuse and keep every artifact - automatic repair refreshes only owned private files under the existing opt-in; status and doctor no longer trigger repair; identity-less or unsafe (group/world-writable, replaced) artifacts are preserved and reported - diagnostics separate runnable from active; install succeeds when the wrapper is runnable and prints the activation command; connect and doctor report an inactive overlay with that guidance - PATH activation uses the shared scanner with #6493's executable-bit rule; runtime, catalog, and feature probes prefer the validated native launcher - Windows keeps its in-place wrapping unchanged - diagnostics move to shim-diagnostics.ts so shim.ts shrinks below its cap Carries #6301 onto current dev. The PATH-readiness test fixtures are taken verbatim from #6493. Co-authored-by: lilinxiong <lilinxiong1997@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: BigHulk <happyhls@gmail.com> * fix(codex): revalidate overlay artifacts before reporting healthy Diagnosis, automatic repair, and the already-installed install path now re-snapshot the state, wrapper, and shell environment right before they report healthy or print the activation command, and refuse when identity, bytes, mode, or ownership changed during the native or PATH inspection. The Unix destruction regression now replaces only the native launcher, which is what a version manager owns behind the private overlay. * fix(codex): let a migration retry after a failed journal write Explicit install creates codex-shim.migration.json before it moves anything. If writing it failed part-way (ENOSPC, EIO) or the path was replaced, the empty or truncated journal stayed behind, and every later install refused on the unreadable record. Nothing has moved at that point, so the run now removes the journal it created, but only while the path still names the descriptor's own inode. A replaced journal and every native and recovery artifact are left alone. Regressions cover a partial ENOSPC write followed by a successful retry and a journal replaced during creation that must survive. Reported-by: Ingwannu --------- Co-authored-by: lilinxiong <lilinxiong1997@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: BigHulk <happyhls@gmail.com> * fix(cli): guard standalone update restart with exact replacement verification (#6556) * fix(cli): guard standalone update restart ownership and replacement Refines the standalone POSIX slice of public PR #6548. Supervised and Windows update orchestration remain excluded. Co-authored-by: agentHits <140916359+agentHits@users.noreply.github.com> * test(cli): exercise busy lease with matching host configuration * fix(cli): revalidate update configuration before stop and child admission * fix(cli): wait for a complete runtime around the update restart handoff The update restart stops the old proxy and then spawns process.execPath, which an in-place npm install leaves as the bun placeholder until its postinstall. Refuse before any stop byte while that runtime is incomplete (tracked in the transaction because the stop transport sanitizes beforeStop errors), and after a confirmed stop wait for it within the deadline, then recheck deadline and physical home synchronously before the one launch. Same gate as the package-tree restart in #6569. Carry #6548's user-facing explanations: announce the handoff and map each terminal code to sanitized text that claims only what that phase proved. Co-authored-by: agentHits <140916359+agentHits@users.noreply.github.com> * test(cli): keep the proxied environment of the transport case in a child Bun cannot unset an exported variable: delete process.env.X leaves it for later spawns and for the next file in a --parallel worker. The HTTP-proxy interception case set the proxy variables in the test process, so on macOS CI (BUN_TEST_PARALLEL=1) the next file in the batch spawned ocx status through a closed proxy and the live hub read reported unavailable. Run the stop in a child whose own environment carries the proxy instead; the fixtures and assertions stay in the test process. --------- Co-authored-by: agentHits <140916359+agentHits@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(integrations): write DSH routes to the Desktop profile patch it reads (#6522) * fix(integrations): write DSH routes to the Desktop profile patch it reads DSH 0.1.7+ imports $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml once into the first profile that boots and renames it to settings.yaml.imported. From then on it reads provider routes from the llm-pi-ai row of a profile patch (a top-level YAML list of loader rows) and hot reloads that file. The integration kept writing settings.yaml, so after that first import a catalog refresh, a model change or a disable reached nobody, and status read the renamed file as absent. Declare the Desktop profile's cordis.patch.yml as DSH's currentStore (the seam from #5348), addressed through a leading [id=llm-pi-ai] selector. The home patch is not an alternative: a home row replaces the profile row's whole config, the user's own routes with it. - merge.ts keeps a sequence root, and prunes an element it seeded once only its selector fields remain. - The source-preserving YAML patcher edits one top-level list entry as the block map it holds and restores its "- " and two-space indent byte for byte. DSH's empty `[]` is the only flow form adopted, and a disable that empties the list writes it back. - IntegrationTarget carries its own sourcePreservingYaml, so the legacy file and the store are patched along their own paths, and a coordinated write also holds DSH's config-editor lock (the profile's package.json.lock) whenever the profile directory exists. - Without a Desktop profile the legacy settings.yaml stays the target. - The dashboard accepts the new plan path; GUI text, docs and the integrations structure doc describe the new location. * test(gui): pin the DSH ownership copy to the Desktop profile path The locale-parity fixture still held the settings.yaml sentence in every locale, and the DSH surface test asserted the old llm-pi-ai.providers spelling. Both now follow the copy: the llm-pi-ai row, the Desktop profile patch, and the settings.yaml fallback. * fix(integrations): keep DSH profile refresh order and lock late profiles Refreshing a Desktop profile row that OpenCodex created no longer deletes and re-appends it in the expected merge, so a row DSH appended afterwards no longer turns a routine catalog refresh into an "unsafe" refusal. The created-row provenance is kept so disable still removes it. The profile manifest lock is now chosen after the settings lock is held and re-checked after every revalidation await, so a profile that appears mid-write is locked and revalidated before it is read or written. Removing the last managed row also keeps the file's original final-newline and CRLF convention. * fix(integrations): refuse restoring into a missing DSH profile directory A confirmed restore of a journaled Desktop profile write used to recreate a removed profiles/desktop directory and write it without the profile's package.json.lock. Preview and restore now refuse as unsafe when the declared locked store's directory is missing, and the structure doc records the lock re-probe, row-order, and restore contracts. * docs(structure): fit the DSH store paragraph inside the integrations budget Merging #6577 put structure/clients/integrations.md four lines over its 600-line budget. Tighten the DSH paragraph without dropping any contract. * fix(integrations): report a booted DSH profile without a patch instead of writing settings.yaml With profiles/desktop/package.json present and cordis.patch.yml missing, the target fell back to $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml with no ineffective marker. DSH imported that file when it booted the profile and never reads it again, so the write was lost without a word. A store declaration can now name a missing store the client still reads; DSH's does, and the write is refused as an ineffective one with the remedy (create the patch as `[]`). * docs(integrations): state why a DSH profile without a patch is refused The comments, structure doc, and refusal message said DSH imports settings.yaml once and never reads it again. Upstream DSH's importLegacyDocument renames settings.yaml to settings.yaml.imported and imports it on every startup where it exists. The refusal stays: a block written there would be moved out from under opencodex's ownership record. Only wording changes; behavior and tests' assertions are unchanged. --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * docs(structure): keep clients/integrations.md within its 600-line budget Dev added two lines to this doc; together with the CLI preview paragraph this layer adds it reached 602. Join one hard-wrapped paragraph onto a single line; the rendered text and every fact are unchanged. * fix(cli): accept the DSH profile-patch plan path from refreshed dev Dev (#6522) publishes DSH routes through the [id=llm-pi-ai].config.providers.opencodex template of the Desktop profile patch and added it to the GUI plan decoder. The CLI closed decoder mirrors that list, so every DSH preview was rejected as invalid; tests/cli/cli-integration-preview.test.ts caught the drift. * feat(cli): make existing management workflows discoverable (#6526) * docs(cli): plan GUI workflow parity stack * docs(cli): link roadmap review and verification receipts * refactor(cli): separate capability data and task references * feat(cli): expose existing management workflows in help and skill * test: compact layout bookkeeping without changing expectations * fix(cli): expose nested help and preserve generated option tables (cherry picked from commit 8b55e446586b7799a652d091db893e759cb4351f) * docs: preserve union spellings in rendered planning tables (cherry picked from commit db9997ad36d93bd7f0e9bae52177f70fcd743d1a) * docs(cli): regenerate readable help tables and correct usage aliases * chore(test-layout): compact this layer's own layout entries Four entries per line for the entries this layer adds, leaving every pre-existing line untouched. scripts/test-layout/layout.json sits near the 2000-line unbaselined threshold once the whole stack lands. * test(cli): make audio device refusal and login child import portable to Windows (#6599) cli-access-audio: /dev/null does not exist on Windows, so the stat fails as a read error (exit 1) instead of a usage refusal (exit 2). Keep the directory case strict everywhere, use NUL on Windows, and assert the device is refused with no request sent on every platform. cli-account-login-options: new URL(..., import.meta.url).pathname is /D:/... on Windows and cannot be imported by the --eval child. Use pathToFileURL(repoPath(...)).href. * feat(gui): one-page Claude Code settings and Desktop model roles (#6596) * docs(devlog): plan Claude settings single page and Desktop model roles * feat(gui): lay Claude Code settings out as one page with a sticky save bar * fix(gui): make a successful Claude Code save the baseline before its refresh * feat(gui): lead Claude Desktop with default and quick task models, tiers under Advanced * fix(gui): keep Claude Desktop import and export reachable with no models * docs: describe the one-page Claude settings and Desktop model roles * perf(gui): single pass for Desktop role defaults, toSorted for the list order * fix(gui): show the normalized interception rows once a Claude Code save succeeds * refactor(gui): build the Claude Code save body from the submitted draft * fix(gui): drop Claude Code reads that a successful write has superseded * fix(gui): keep reads that overlap a Claude Code save out of the session cache * fix(gui): publish the Claude Code save cache from the latest confirmed switches * fix(gui): show a committed Claude switch even when its reread fails * fix(gui): share the Claude Code write epoch across mounts * fix(gui): build the Claude Code save cache from the shared session copy * fix(gui): fold shared Claude Code reads into the draft of the page on screen * fix(gui): deliver Claude switch acknowledgements to the page on screen * fix(gui): deliver Claude Code save confirmations to the page on screen * fix(gui): keep edits made while a Claude Code save is out * docs(devlog): record the Claude Code save hardening from review * test(oauth): make the startup-proxy refresh test hold on Windows (#6600) * test(oauth): remove proxy keys case-insensitively in startup-proxy children The startup-proxy refresh cases failed on Windows (dev dadc2328f1, CI run 37227252582, shard 6/9): after the child deleted the six fixed proxy key spellings, outboundProxyConfigured() still returned true. Windows environment names are case-insensitive, so an inherited spelling outside that fixed list survives. Both the parent env handed to the child and the child's own cleanup now remove every key whose upper-cased name is HTTPS_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY or ALL_PROXY, and the precondition assertion names any proxy key still visible. The production startup-proxy guard is unchanged. * test(oauth): only require an observably proxy-free env where deletion is observable Windows CI run 37229867142 showed the real cause of the shard 6/9 failure: on win32 Bun 1.4.0, deleting a process.env variable removes it from enumeration (no proxy key remains in Object.keys(process.env)), but property reads still return its value, so outboundProxyConfigured() stays true. The "deleted" child therefore keeps its strict current-env precondition on every other platform, and the "empty" child keeps it everywhere. The startup snapshot and intent retention assertions run on all platforms. Production behavior is unchanged; on Windows a runtime deletion simply leaves the guard closed. * test: make catalog audit and provider proxy fixture robust on Windows; state unhealthy in-place shim status (#6602) * test: make catalog audit and provider proxy fixture robust on Windows runners Compare the audit opencodexHome with redactUserPath of the same path, so long, 8.3 and non-home temp roots all hold. Fail only the audit file ACL in the Windows audit privacy cases; the catalog writer legitimately hardens its own backup on real Windows. Bound the provider proxy fixture child at 45s on Windows (12s elsewhere) under a deadline 3s above it, and report signal, elapsed time and bound when it is killed. * fix(codex): state the unhealthy verdict in in-place shim status diagnoseCodexShim computed healthy:false for a damaged Windows in-place wrapper, but its summary only said "shim present", so ocx codex-shim status read a broken wrapper as fine. Append the unhealthy verdict and repair command when the diagnosis is unhealthy, matching the overlay summary. A host-independent regression records a legacy win32 in-place state; it fails without the fix. * docs(devlog): close the CLI update restart unit with its delivery outcome (#6595) * docs(devlog): close the CLI update restart unit with its delivery outcome #6556 merged as 7cf1b7624a, so its devlog unit moves from _plan to _fin with the recorded outcome: the final-head unmocked POSIX acceptance and its limits, the runtime-readiness gate and #6548 message carry, the test isolation fix, and the #6548 disposition. Co-authored-by: agentHits <140916359+agentHits@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(devlog): record #6548 closure in the restart unit delivery outcome --------- Co-authored-by: agentHits <140916359+agentHits@users.noreply.github.com> * feat(integrations): show the missing-store remedy in the dashboard (#6597) * fix(integrations): write DSH routes to the Desktop profile patch it reads DSH 0.1.7+ imports $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml once into the first profile that boots and renames it to settings.yaml.imported. From then on it reads provider routes from the llm-pi-ai row of a profile patch (a top-level YAML list of loader rows) and hot reloads that file. The integration kept writing settings.yaml, so after that first import a catalog refresh, a model change or a disable reached nobody, and status read the renamed file as absent. Declare the Desktop profile's cordis.patch.yml as DSH's currentStore (the seam from #5348), addressed through a leading [id=llm-pi-ai] selector. The home patch is not an alternative: a home row replaces the profile row's whole config, the user's own routes with it. - merge.ts keeps a sequence root, and prunes an element it seeded once only its selector fields remain. - The source-preserving YAML patcher edits one top-level list entry as the block map it holds and restores its "- " and two-space indent byte for byte. DSH's empty `[]` is the only flow form adopted, and a disable that empties the list writes it back. - IntegrationTarget carries its own sourcePreservingYaml, so the legacy file and the store are patched along their own paths, and a coordinated write also holds DSH's config-editor lock (the profile's package.json.lock) whenever the profile directory exists. - Without a Desktop profile the legacy settings.yaml stays the target. - The dashboard accepts the new plan path; GUI text, docs and the integrations structure doc describe the new location. * test(gui): pin the DSH ownership copy to the Desktop profile path The locale-parity fixture still held the settings.yaml sentence in every locale, and the DSH surface test asserted the old llm-pi-ai.providers spelling. Both now follow the copy: the llm-pi-ai row, the Desktop profile patch, and the settings.yaml fallback. * fix(integrations): keep DSH profile refresh order and lock late profiles Refreshing a Desktop profile row that OpenCodex created no longer deletes and re-appends it in the expected merge, so a row DSH appended afterwards no longer turns a routine catalog refresh into an "unsafe" refusal. The created-row provenance is kept so disable still removes it. The profile manifest lock is now chosen after the settings lock is held and re-checked after every revalidation await, so a profile that appears mid-write is locked and revalidated before it is read or written. Removing the last managed row also keeps the file's original final-newline and CRLF convention. * fix(integrations): refuse restoring into a missing DSH profile directory A confirmed restore of a journaled Desktop profile write used to recreate a removed profiles/desktop directory and write it without the profile's package.json.lock. Preview and restore now refuse as unsafe when the declared locked store's directory is missing, and the structure doc records the lock re-probe, row-order, and restore contracts. * docs(structure): fit the DSH store paragraph inside the integrations budget Merging #6577 put structure/clients/integrations.md four lines over its 600-line budget. Tighten the DSH paragraph without dropping any contract. * fix(integrations): report a booted DSH profile without a patch instead of writing settings.yaml With profiles/desktop/package.json present and cordis.patch.yml missing, the target fell back to $DSH_HOME/settings.yaml with no ineffective marker. DSH imported that file when it booted the profile and never reads it again, so the write was lost without a word. A store declaration can now name a missing store the client still reads; DSH's does, and the write is refused as an ineffective one with the remedy (create the patch as `[]`). * docs(integrations): state why a DSH profile without a patch is refused The comments, structure doc, and refusal message said DSH imports settings.yaml once and never reads it again. Upstream DSH's importLegacyDocument renames settings.yaml to settings.yaml.imported and imports it on every startup where it exists. The refusal stays: a block written there would be moved out from under opencodex's ownership record. Only wording changes; behavior and tests' assertions are unchanged. * feat(integrations): show the missing-store remedy in the dashboard A DSH Desktop profile whose cordis.patch.yml is missing is refused as superseded_store, and the CLI names the fix: create the patch containing `[]`. The dashboard only had the generic superseded-store copy, which says the client reads a file opencodex does not write and offers no way out. - The missingStore declaration publishes its empty document (`[]` for DSH) beside the remedy text, and IneffectiveWrite carries it. - Status rows carry supersededReason beside supersededBy, plus missingStoreDocument for a missing store. - A superseded_store plan carries the same two fields. The plan still names no file (the path stays on the status row), and the fingerprint does not change: the bound ineffective-write token already covers this finding. - The GUI accepts the fields only on a superseded_store refusal, the document only for missing-store and only as one short line, and renders copy that names the file and the document in all eleven locales. * fix(integrations): name the missing store in the dialog and decode it in the CLI - The apply dialog covers the page's status notice, so a refused DSH preview now names the patch path as well as `[]`. The path comes from the status row; the plan still names no file. Bulk dialogs, which have no single status row, keep the pathless copy. - The Turkish copy names the legacy settings file explicitly instead of "that file". - The CLI plan decoder from #6542 accepts supersededReason and missingStoreDocument under the same contract as the GUI, and `ocx integration client preview` prints the remedy. Both decoders now reject a non-string reason and a document that is not one short printable-ASCII line, since the CLI echoes it to a terminal. * fix(gui): wrap long missing-store paths in the DSH notice and plan dialog --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(cli): explain Codex shim overlay migration and activation in status and doctor (#6607) * fix(cli): show account health actions, paid-credit consent, and empty-list next steps (#6611) * fix(cli): show account health actions, paid-credit consent, and empty-list next steps * fix(cli): never echo an id that fails the selector allowlist in account recovery lines * fix(cli): correct help and CLI reference text and show declared flags in leaf help (#6609) * fix(cli): correct help and CLI reference text and show declared flags in leaf help * test(cli): follow the corrected restart help summary * fix(update): stop-first manual reinstall guidance; refresh shim, update-failed, and ZCode guide text (#6619) * fix(management): keep inference ports independent of management ingress (#6601) * fix(management): keep inference ports independent of management ingress * fix(management): keep Cursor gateway on the bound inference port; cover ingress export Cursor status now prefers the lifecycle-bound public port, then the PID-matched runtime record, then config, so a management-only ingress port can never become the advertised gateway. Adds a real-server regression that exports a client config through hub management ingress and asserts the public bound port, plus Cursor precedence cases, and records resolver ownership and known limitations in ADR-6598. * fix(management): use the live bound port for Desktop provider-change auto-apply autoApplyDesktopBestEffort wrote the Desktop 3P config from config.port, so a CLI override or ephemeral bind could leave Desktop pointing at a port nothing serves. It now uses managementInferencePort like the other management writers; the roster-update fixture asserts the live port reaches the writer. --------- Co-authored-by: Ingwannu <ingwannu@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(responses): normalize native upstream session aliases (#6588) * fix(responses): normalize native upstream session aliases * test(responses): expect normalized session_id for caller aliases; state alias precedence Canonical ChatGPT egress now fills session_id from session-id/thread-id, so the Claude affinity and Chat affinity wire expectations follow it. Adds a two-alias precedence case and documents exact precedence, the bridges' empty-value filtering, and that aliases are forwarded raw like an explicit session_id. * fix(responses): treat empty session headers as absent when normalizing aliases Upstream auth header selection already drops empty values, so the alias helper now does the same. First attempts and retries rebuilt from raw caller headers pick the same upstream session_id. Docs state the precedence for non-empty headers. * test(responses): cover caller session identity across auth replay --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(gui): short sidebars, Claude sidecar rows, Save errors and legacy #debug after the GUI regroup (#6612) * fix(gui): keep short sidebars, Claude sidecar rows and Save errors usable; open legacy #debug on Debug Audit follow-up for the GUI merged since v2.77.0 (#6579, #6593, #6596): - A short or zoomed desktop window no longer collapses the sidebar menu to its padding: the menu keeps about three rows and the whole rail scrolls only when it cannot fit, with the language menu kept on screen. - The Claude web search and vision sidecar rows wrap their controls under the copy instead of covering the title (French at 768px) or clipping the model input (390px). - A failed Save on the one-page Claude settings reports in the Save bar, where it was clicked; the bar status wraps instead of sliding under Revert. - Cold-loading a legacy #debug bookmark selects the Debug tab, reading the canonical hash like Connect and Providers do. Findings and plan: devlog/_plan/261005_r4_gui_audit/. * fix(gui): keep the short-window language menu on screen in every engine Review on #6612: the rail backdrop-filter makes the sidebar the containing block of the fixed language menu, so an engine that treats it like an absolute child would scroll and clip it with the rail. In windows 480px tall or less the rail is now opaque, as in the existing no-backdrop-filter fallback, which anchors the menu to the window; the menu is opaque too. * docs: sync Connect, Claude settings and DSH profile-patch guides with the dashboard (#6613) * docs: sync Connect, Claude settings and DSH profile-patch guides with the dashboard The integration guides still sent readers to an Integrations tab that is called Connect since #6593, the DSH sections named the legacy settings.yaml mapping as the only owned path after #6522 moved it to the Desktop profile patch, and the Claude GUI sections listed the pre-#6596 order without the Save bar contract. English and the seven translations now match the shipped dashboard. * docs: name the DSH missing-patch refusal and finish the Connect → API Keys rename Review on #6613: a Desktop profile without cordis.patch.yml makes Apply refuse with the create-[] remedy rather than write the patch or fall back to settings.yaml, and the remote-hub, CLI lifecycle and Codex integration pages still pointed at Integrations → API Keys or the Integrations overview. * fix(test): keep armed test processes out of the real Codex home (#6591) * fix(test): keep armed test processes out of the real Codex home A local suite run rewrote the real ~/.codex catalog twice (#6529): a convergence ran with OPENCODEX_HOME in the test temp tree and CODEX_HOME unset, so it resolved os.homedir()/.codex, which ignores the preload's HOME on macOS. The real-home guard covered the OpenCodex home and native auth.json, not the catalog, models cache, journal or config.toml. atomicWriteFile now refuses any write whose directory is the real Codex home in an armed test process, and K refuses it before the owner precheck, so a test never gets a catalog permit for it. Refs #6529 * test: probe the unset-CODEX_HOME fallback against the real-home guard Run the probe child with CODEX_HOME absent and HOME/USERPROFILE at the sentinel home, check getCodexHome() resolves there, and check every Codex-home write and K are refused. This is the path the incident took. --------- Co-authored-by: JUN <jun@lidgeai.com> * fix(claude): serve the Desktop picker over HTTP/2 so SSE streams cannot starve claude.ai (#6511) (#6610) * fix(claude): serve the Desktop picker over HTTP/2 so SSE streams cannot starve claude.ai (#6511) The picker listener terminated claude.ai with an HTTP/1.1-only TLS server. Claude Desktop keeps several messages/stream SSE subscriptions open, each holding one of Chromium's six per-origin HTTP/1.1 connections, so later claude.ai requests queued in the client and timed out before reaching OpenCodex. Blind tunnels negotiate HTTP/2 with Anthropic and multiplex. The listener port is now a TCP front that reads the TLS ClientHello ALPN offer (bounded multi-record reassembly) and splices the untouched connection to an HTTP/2 server when the client offers h2, or to the existing native HTTP/1.1 relay otherwise (WebSockets included). HTTP/2 requests are translated for the HTTP/1.1 upstream (:authority -> Host, cookie crumbs joined) and cancellation follows the underlying stream. Shutdown force-closes every front, bridge, h2 and HTTP/1.1 socket. * fix(claude): bound picker h2 fan-out and refuse unrelayable h2 targets Security review of #6610: an HTTP/2 :method or :path that the HTTP/1.1 client cannot express threw before cleanup was installed, and one connection could open unbounded streams, each dialing upstream. Validate h2 targets and guard request construction (empty 400, fixed log line), advertise maxConcurrentStreams 100 per session and cap in-flight upstream requests at 256 listener-wide (empty 503 without dialing). * fix(claude): refuse picker targets the URL parser rejects Security re-review of #6610: an origin-form h2 path such as //[ passed the target check but threw in new URL() before the refusal boundary. Parse the pathname inside it and answer an empty 400. * fix(claude): do not log a client-cancelled picker request as 502 Hosted CI on #6610: cancelling an h2 HEAD before upstream headers closed upstream as intended, but the teardown error then wrote a 502 log line for a client that had already gone. Ignore upstream errors once the client side closed first. The ALPN test now asserts only that HTTP/1.1 clients never get h2: Bun's native HTTP/1.1 server does not report its ALPN choice. * fix(cli): stop echoing values in claude desktop apply argument errors (#6618) * fix(cli): stop echoing values in claude desktop apply argument errors parseDesktopApplyArgs printed unknown arguments verbatim, so an inline --token=<value> or a stray credential operand reached the terminal. Show options by name only and bare operands as <redacted>. * fix(cli): never echo rejected claude desktop arguments Security review of #6618: option names can still carry values (-tVALUE, dash-prefixed operands) and control characters. Apply errors now count unknown arguments and list the valid options; move/default show a route operand only when it is a plain provider/model id. * fix(cli): keep desktop bind and profile file errors free of operands Security re-review of #6618: bind errors echoed a rejected picker id and an unavailable route, and import/export printed filesystem errors that carry the user-supplied path. Binding errors now omit the id and show a route only as a plain provider/model id; profile file failures report the operation and error code. * fix(cli): drop rejected route operands from desktop errors Security re-review of #6618: a route that only looks like provider/model is still a rejected operand. move/default and bind now say the route is unavailable and point to ocx claude desktop show, without echoing it. * fix(gui): keep Claude Desktop role selects inside the Models card (#6625) * fix(gui): keep Claude Desktop role selects inside the Models card A long unavailable stored model plus its status overflowed the role select at 390px (chevron and status clipped) and squeezed the label column to nothing at 768px. Bound the controls column, let the route truncate inside the trigger while the translated status and chevron stay whole, and put the full text in the trigger tooltip. * test(gui): cover the unavailable role choice label and tooltip The route sits in its own truncating span, the translated status in a separate element, and the trigger's tooltip carries the full text. * fix(gui): integration dialog starts on Close; client status failure offers Retry (#6623) * fix(gui): start the integration dialog on Close and offer Retry when client status fails Found by the R4 audit of #6597: showModal() focused the invisible backdrop dismiss button, so the dialog opened with no visible focus and Space dismissed it unseen; and a cold status-load failure on a client page had no way to retry. * docs(devlog): record the #6597 GUI audit and the R4 CI plan * test(gui): cover the dialog's initial focus and the client-status Retry * fix(cli): name ocx start when integration preview finds no running proxy (#6622) * fix(cli): name ocx start when integration preview finds no running proxy * test(cli): pass preview stopped-proxy cases as object rows * fix(cli): reject arguments to uninstall and redact credential values in argument errors (#6608) * fix(cli): reject arguments to uninstall and redact credential values in argument errors * fix(cli): keep adjacent credential opti…
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Summary
On macOS and Linux,
ocx codex-shim installrewrote the codex launcher that Homebrew, npm, or fnm own. A package-manager upgrade then replaced the wrapper, and a version rollback could leave the wrapper pointing at a binary that no longer existed. This PR carries #6301 by @lilinxiong onto currentdev, so the Unix shim lives in a private overlay and the package manager keeps its own launcher.<OPENCODEX_HOME>/bin/codexplus a sourceable<OPENCODEX_HOME>/codex-shell-env.sh. Sourcing it puts the private directory first on PATH, and running it twice is harmless. Shell startup files are never edited. Upgrades and rollbacks of the native launcher keep working without rewrapping.statusanddoctorno longer trigger repair. State without recorded identities, group- or world-writable files, and replaced files are kept as they are, reported, and never deleted or overwritten.connectanddoctorreport an inactive overlay with the same guidance. Activation uses the shared PATH scanner with fix(codex): skip non-executable POSIX PATH entries in readiness checks #6493's executable-bit rule.src/codex/shim.tsdrops from 1246 to 1193 lines because diagnostics move toshim-diagnostics.ts. New logic lives inshim-overlay.tsandshim-migration.ts.Compared with #6301 as written, this carry adds rollback after partial publication, executable checks before reporting healthy, the shared PATH scanner, private directory and file modes with ownership checks, and identity-guarded cleanup. Translated lifecycle pages update their shim section in place and keep their unrelated content. The PATH-readiness test fixtures are taken verbatim from #6493, which should land first.
Supersedes #6301.
Co-authored-by: lilinxiong lilinxiong1997@gmail.com
Verification
The full local suite was intentionally not run, per maintainer instruction for this landing train. Hosted CI at the exact PR head is the merge evidence. Focused commands run locally (macOS arm64, Bun 1.4.0), all passing:
bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan,bun scripts/file-size-ratchet.tsbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-overlay.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-overlay-transaction.test.ts: 42 passbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-migration.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-overlay-readiness.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-overlay-candidates.test.ts: 45 passbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim.test.ts: 81 pass, 23 Windows-only skipsbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-autorestore.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-readiness.test.ts tests/service/doctor-codex-envkey-readiness.test.ts: 27 passbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-standalone.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-ensure-failure.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-destroyed-probe.test.ts: 9 pass;codex-shim-fnm.test.ts: 5 passbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-v2-gate.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-runtime.test.ts: 191 passbun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-path-readiness.test.ts tests/cli/cli-connect-readiness.test.ts: 46 pass, 2 Windows skipsbun test tests/test-layout.test.ts tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts tests/ci-workflows/file-size-ratchet.test.ts: passWindows, Linux, and docs-site build are left to hosted CI. Hosted Cross-platform CI passed at 3b8ff83 (run 37213608890, ci aggregate success). That head merges origin/dev 815b1f6; the merge left the shim sources untouched, and the focused overlay, transaction, migration, readiness, path-readiness, and connect-readiness files re-ran green after it. The independent security review history (two FAILs fixed, final delta PASS) is in the PR comments.
bun test tests/codex-integration/codex-shim-migration.test.ts: 19 pass, including a partial-ENOSPC-then-retry case (fails without the fix) and a replaced-journal case. Hosted Cross-platform CI 37219987591 passed at this head.Checklist