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Summary

  • Port the v0.62.0 Codex source-row recovery behavior onto the validated v0.60.5 parity lane.
  • Persist source line end offsets so cached pricing is replayed only for the validated historical prefix.
  • Hash the entire cached prefix and keep ambiguous, changed, and appended rows unattributed instead of silently pricing them.

This PR is intentionally stacked on #542 (codex/port-0.60.5-codex-parity) and is limited to the Codex source-recovery lane.

Validation

  • cargo fmt --all
  • cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml core::jsonl_scanner --lib (65 passed)
  • cargo test --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml codex_source_recovery_keeps_appended_duplicate_unpriced_after_cache_reload --lib (passed)
  • cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings
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Upstream references: 1d71da0, 735c96c, 5065a72.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved Codex usage tracking with more reliable pricing and model attribution.
    • Added support for preserving usage details when Codex log files grow over time.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected handling of duplicate or appended usage entries so historical priority-priced usage remains accurate.
    • Improved recovery of pricing information after cache reloads or source-file changes.
    • Stale cached data is now removed when source files are no longer available.

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Codex parsing now records source offsets with usage records. The scanner stores source-row evidence and pricing metadata. Completed-file scans validate and recover cached rows, then rebuild totals when required. Tests cover tuple compatibility, cache validation, pricing recovery, and appended duplicates.

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Codex source-row pricing recovery

Layer / File(s) Summary
Parser offsets and record contract
rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner.rs, rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex.rs, rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex/parser.rs, rust/src/codex_costs.rs, rust/src/codex_workspaces/indexer.rs, rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/tests.rs
Codex records now include source line end offsets. Aggregation and parser tests use the tuple shape while continuing to process record values.
Source-row cache and pricing recovery
rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex/source_rows.rs, rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex/source_rows_tests.rs
Source rows derive pricing evidence, validate file identity and prefixes, and recover pricing only for matching rows with consistent evidence.
Cache scan integration
rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/cache_days.rs, rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/scan.rs, rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/pending_range.rs, rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/reconciliation.rs, rust/src/cost_scanner/tests.rs
Completed-file scans create or recover source-row caches, rebuild day totals after recovery, recognize the new cache state, prune missing files, and test appended duplicate handling.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 8a34e

Active Codex logs can be counted twice in a narrow growth race, while large histories can repeatedly invalidate the cache. These production risks should be fixed before merge; the new test also needs a stable day key.

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Thermo-Nuclear Review: PR #576 — [0.62.0] Recover cached Codex pricing from source

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

The problem (pricing evidence for cached Codex prefixes invalidated by pricing-table changes) is real and the safety design — offset-indexed source rows, prefix-hash validation, unanimous-consensus recovery, appended rows left unpriced — is genuinely careful. Tests are strong, including the append-duplicate-unpriced regression and full-prefix hash coverage. But the implementation lands as five loose pub(crate) methods bolted onto impl JsonlScanner in codex.rs (638 → 875 lines, +37%) plus a duplicate re-parse of the file, and the orchestration in scan.rs is a deeply nested single-expression condition chain. There is a clear decomposition path that makes this much cleaner.

Structural regressions

  1. Second full parse of every completed Codex file on every pass.
    read_codex_source_rows re-reads and re-parses the entire reporting partition (parse_codex_file(file_path, &source_range, 0, None, None)) even though the normal scan just parsed the same lines — the parser now records source_end_offsets precisely so offsets are available. The normal pass runs under byte budgets and debounces; this extra pass does not consult the byte budget. The PR comment says "this path is used only after a complete file pass" — true, but that makes the duplicate work unconditional for every complete file every scan. The code-judo fix: have the normal parser emit (record, offset) pairs directly (it already threads source_end_offset through every record_* call), and delete source_end_offsets, the zip-reconciliation in read_codex_source_rows, the length-mismatch guard, and the second parse. That removes a whole concept (the parallel Vec<i64> that must be kept index-aligned with records) instead of defending its alignment with an InvalidData error.

  2. source_end_offsets: Vec<i64> parallel-array state on CodexParserState.
    Same issue from the other side: a parallel array that must stay aligned with records is a classic invariant-without-a-type. records: Vec<(CodexUsageRecord, i64)> — or a source_end_offset field on CodexUsageRecord — makes the invariant unrepresentable-broken and deletes the zip, the length check, and the defensive error. This is the strongest single simplification in the PR.

Missed simplification opportunities (code-judo)

  1. The five new impl JsonlScanner methods are really one CodexSourceRowStore concept. codex_source_rows_from_records, read_codex_source_rows, recover_codex_source_rows, codex_source_row_cache, codex_source_row_cache_matches, codex_source_row_cache_needs_recovery, plus the free items codex_source_mtime_unix_ms and CodexSourceRowKey are a coherent domain (source-row evidence + prefix validation + recovery consensus). Sitting as public methods on the general-purpose JsonlScanner scanner, they bloat the file past any scanner-related cohesion and force every future reader of codex.rs to wade through them. A sibling module (jsonl_scanner/codex/source_rows.rs, following the existing helpers.rs/parser.rs/tests.rs submodule pattern that the PR itself relies on) would keep the scanner lean and isolate ~210 lines of evidence/recovery logic with its own test file. This is the decomposition the diff almost does itself.

  2. recover_codex_source_rows mixes two passes with awkward Entry juggling. The consensus map of Result<PricingEvidence, ()> plus drop(entry.insert(Err(()))) is clever-but-magical. A plain two-step — match entry.get() { Ok(p) if p != new => *entry = Err(()), _ => {} } or building HashMap<Key, Option<Pricing>> where None = conflict — is boring and reads the same. Also CodexSourceRowKey::from(*candidate) is recomputed three times per source row; derive Hash/Eq on CodexSourceUsageRow minus pricing (or keep the key struct) once and reuse.

Spaghetti / branching complexity

  1. scan.rs integration condition is a 10-line else if with three chained let … && clauses and a nested expect("recovery cache checked above"). The gate condition (is_complete && !has_unconsumed_tail && not-forked && not-parent-baseline && not-unresolved-fork-parent && metadata ok && re-parse ok) is a spec, but expressed inline it is unreadable and the expect inside the if let chain is fragile-by-comment. Extract a named fn codex_source_row_plan(cached, path, metadata, scan_range) -> Option<CodexSourceRowPlan> returning {rows, requires_recovery}; the scan loop then reads as if let Some(plan) = … { apply(plan) }. Same behavior, one level of nesting, self-documenting.
  2. codex_source_row_cache_matches is a 5-clause ||-chain returning false plus a trailing size > cached.size || mtime == … — correct but dense. Splitting "prefix intact" from "append-only growth proven" into two early-return blocks would make the two security properties legible. Low priority, same file-family as fix: close window hides to tray instead of exiting & settings opens independently #5.

Boundary / abstraction / type problems

  1. days_from_codex_source_rows in cache_days.rs reconstructs the -priority model-name convention inline (if pricing_mode == "priority" && !model.ends_with("-priority") { format!("{model}-priority") }) while codex_source_rows_from_records derives priority from model.ends_with("-priority") in the opposite direction. The pricing-mode/model-suffix bijection is now encoded twice in two files with no shared helper — exactly the "bespoke one-off instead of canonical helper" pattern. One fn pricing_mode_of(model) / fn model_of_mode(model, mode) pair in the pricing layer kills both special cases.
  2. CodexSourceRowCache.file_identity: Option<String> — an Option whose None is treated as "cache never matches" inside …_matches. If a row cache can only be built when codex_file_identity succeeds (see codex_source_row_cache returning Option), making the field non-optional and only constructing the cache when identity is available would delete both the Option and the guard clause. Unclear-invariant-as-Option.
  3. CodexSourceRowCache in jsonl_scanner.rs (core) is consumed only by cost_scanner — placement is defensible since CodexParseResult/CostUsageCache already live there, but note it.

File-size / decomposition concerns

  1. rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex.rs grew 638 → 875 lines (+37%). Under 1k so not a threshold violation, but the growth is pure new-concept accretion (source-row evidence) inside a file whose job is Codex JSONL parsing. See Update AGENTS.md for Rust Windows port #3 — the submodule split is the intended home.
  2. jsonl_scanner.rs (the cache/type file) 847 → 893: fine, three new serializable types with honest doc comments.

Lower-priority notes

  • codex_source_prefix_hash uses DefaultHasher — unguaranteed-stable across Rust releases. It is validated against a cache written by the same binary, so correctness holds, but a cache persisted across an upgrade will spuriously invalidate once (harmless, self-healing). Worth a comment.
  • Test codex_source_rows_from_records_uses_source_model_as_initial_evidence hand-builds CodexUsageRecord with negative cached/output to exercise clamping — fine.
  • pending_range.rs / reconciliation.rs changes are minimal and correct.
  • Base branch here is codex/port-0.60.5-codex-parity, not main — reviewed against that.

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🟠 Major · Include codex_source_rows in cache-budget pruning. · jsonl_scanner.rs:763-786

rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner.rs:763-786
🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Include codex_source_rows in cache-budget pruning.

save_cache_with_limit passes only cache.files and cache.days to budget pruning and estimation, although serde_json::to_string(cache) includes codex_source_rows. If a source-row map is large enough, the encoded artifact can exceed MAX_LOAD_BYTES; the save path removes the destination, and the next refresh rebuilds the cache from source. Later refreshes can repeat this fallback while the map remains oversized. Prune source rows with their corresponding file entries and include their serialized size in the estimate.

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In `@rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner.rs` around lines 763 - 786, Update
save_cache_with_limit and the budget-pruning helpers it calls to account for
cache.codex_source_rows: prune source-row entries together with their
corresponding file entries, and include the map’s serialized size in
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Inline comments:
In `@rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/scan.rs`:
- Around line 35-36: Update the recovery reread in the function containing
metadata, read_source_rows, and apply_codex_source_row_plan to use the primary
frozen codex_scan_target_size as its byte boundary, not the later metadata size.
Propagate the refresh byte budget and cancellation state to read_source_rows,
and discard the generated plan if the file identity or frozen target boundary
changes while reading.

In `@rust/src/cost_scanner/tests.rs`:
- Line 1580: Update the test’s day selection to use the day_key from the first
persisted row in first_cache.codex_source_rows for path_key, rather than
deriving it from Local::now().

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In `@rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner.rs`:
- Around line 763-786: Update save_cache_with_limit and the budget-pruning
helpers it calls to account for cache.codex_source_rows: prune source-row
entries together with their corresponding file entries, and include the map’s
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  • rust/src/codex_costs.rs
  • rust/src/codex_workspaces/indexer.rs
  • rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner.rs
  • rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex.rs
  • rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex/parser.rs
  • rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex/source_rows.rs
  • rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/codex/source_rows_tests.rs
  • rust/src/core/jsonl_scanner/tests.rs
  • rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/cache_days.rs
  • rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/pending_range.rs
  • rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/reconciliation.rs
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Comment on lines +35 to +36
let metadata = fs::metadata(path).ok()?;
let source_rows = read_source_rows(path, scan_range).ok()?;

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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Bound source-row reads to the primary frozen target. read_source_rows parses to the current EOF. If the file grows after the primary scan's tail check, it can retain rows beyond codex_scan_target_size. When recovery is required, apply_codex_source_row_plan rebuilds usage.days from those rows but leaves parsed_bytes at the primary cursor. The next scan can reject the out-of-range cached rows, resume at that cursor, and add the suffix again.

Pass the primary frozen target to the bounded reread. Do not use this helper's later metadata size as the target. Propagate the refresh byte budget and cancellation state to this read. Discard the plan if the file identity or target boundary changes during the read.

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In `@rust/src/cost_scanner/codex/scan.rs` around lines 35 - 36, Update the
recovery reread in the function containing metadata, read_source_rows, and
apply_codex_source_row_plan to use the primary frozen codex_scan_target_size as
its byte boundary, not the later metadata size. Propagate the refresh byte
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let (_, _, second_cache) = scanner.scan_codex_detailed_with_cache(None);
let usage = second_cache.files.get(&path_key).expect("file cache");
let day = Local::now().format("%Y-%m-%d").to_string();

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Derive day from the persisted source row.

The helper timestamps the initial row one hour before now, and the appended row 30 minutes before now. The helper only selects the filesystem directory from Local::now(); it does not normalize the row timestamps. Around local midnight, Local::now() can select a missing or different bucket.

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let day = Local::now().format("%Y-%m-%d").to_string();
let day = first_cache.codex_source_rows[&path_key].rows[0]
.day_key
.clone();
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In `@rust/src/cost_scanner/tests.rs` at line 1580, Update the test’s day selection
to use the day_key from the first persisted row in first_cache.codex_source_rows
for path_key, rather than deriving it from Local::now().

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