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chore: sync with upstream main through dbb70621 - #9
Merges 51 upstream commits (through dbb7062) into the fork.
Conflicts
internal/discovery/discovery_test.go: both sides added a skip for the live mDNS browse test. Kept both conditions (open mDNS sockets from upstream, failed to join any of these interfaces from the fork).
Fork features
Upstream still has no /v1/audio/transcriptions or dictation support. /v1/realtime/transcription_sessions still returns 501 there. The fork's Codex transcription and live dictation routes are unchanged after the merge.
Verification
go build ./cmd/server passes
go test ./... passes
Live smoke test on the merged binary: /v1/audio/transcriptions returns 401 without a key and 503 transcription_auth_unavailable with no Codex credential. /v1/audio/transcriptions/stream returns 426 (WebSocket upgrade required).
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added Kimi K3.1 Pro, K3.1 Pro Highspeed, and K2.8, plus OpenAI GPT-6.1 Terra, to the supported-model listings.
Added Ebb and Nia Live Demo to the community projects list.
Added credential verification and targeted OAuth recovery options, with clearer renewal and recovery status in credential management.
Added support for plugins to register models across multiple providers and make targeted request-body changes.
Improved usage reporting across providers, including image, tool, cache, media, and cost details.
Bug Fixes
Improved handling of interrupted streams, WebSocket interrupts, tool errors, and compressed responses.
Home mode now requires WebSocket authentication and does not register the WebSocket route.
The Codex backend now sends a response.metadata event with prompt-moderation flags.
It is not a public Responses event, and clients that parse a closed event list
(Grok Build 1.0.60 and 1.0.70: "unknown variant response.metadata") fail the
whole turn on it. Filter it for standard Responses clients like the other private
Codex events; official Codex clients still receive it.
hasClientSupportingWebSearchLocked scanned every client to answer "does any
client advertise web search for this model". registerClientLocked calls it
once or twice per registered model while holding the registry write lock, so
registering N clients with M models each is O(N^2 * M) map iterations under
an exclusive lock. Large installations (thousands of clients) spend minutes
in this convoy, and because Service.Run blocks in model registration it never
reaches its shutdown select, so SIGTERM is not consumed and systemd escalates
to SIGKILL after TimeoutStopSec.
Replace the scan with two incremental counters maintained on every mutation:
webSearchClientCounts[modelID] -> number of clients
webSearchProviderCounts[modelID][provider] -> number of clients per provider
Both are updated in registerClientLocked (pure-add and reconcile paths),
unregisterClientInternal, ApplyClientModelCapabilities and the
RemoveClientModels paths, and the excludeClientID form subtracts the excluded
client instead of skipping it.
Benchmarked with whole-registry registration (20 models per client, one model
advertising web search):
clients before after speedup
250 68.2 ms 6.8 ms 10x
500 298 ms 15.6 ms 19x
1000 1492 ms 28.7 ms 52x
The pre-fix curve grows 4.4x per doubling (quadratic); the indexed curve grows
1.8x (near linear).
Tests compare the index against a full-scan oracle across the
model x provider x exclude-client cross product after every mutation kind, and
also assert the published Info/InfoByProvider flags agree with the scan, so a
self-consistent but stale index still fails.
…d bodies lazily
DecodeResponseBody used zstd.NewReader with its default options, which
hands blocks to up to four asynchronous decoders: allocations and handoff
latency on every streamed response for no gain on bodies read as they
arrive. Decode with WithDecoderConcurrency(1) instead.
A response without Content-Encoding was sniffed for gzip/zstd magic with
Peek(4) before DecodeResponseBody returned, blocking the caller until the
upstream sent its first bytes. Detect on the first Read instead, waiting
for more than one byte only when the first byte can start a gzip or zstd
frame.
…ndow
Every compressed response created a new encoder: zstd with its default
8 MiB window allocated about 18 MB, gzip about 1 MB, and an open SSE
stream held that for its whole life. Pool zstd and gzip encoders, and
give zstd a 1 MiB window with lower encoder memory; API responses are
far smaller than the window, so the wire size is unchanged. finish now
returns the encoder to the pool and fails later writes instead of
sending them uncompressed under Content-Encoding.
BenchmarkResponseCompressionOpenStreams took its baseline after one GC,
which only moves pooled encoders to the sync.Pool victim cache. Streams
then reused memory the baseline already counted, so heap per open stream
collapsed toward zero once b.N > 1. Run two GC cycles before the baseline
so every sample starts with empty pools.
TestResponseCompressionReusesPooledEncoders now counts encoder creations
and fails when finished encoders are not returned to the pool. It also
interleaves responses whose client writes fail, so an encoder pooled
after an error must still produce correct output.
…E framing recovery
- Filter out internal metadata events such as moderation data for standard clients in OpenAI responses API and websocket streams.
- Enhance `responsesSSEFramer` and frame accumulator to robustly handle fragmented JSON payloads, empty data fields, and recovery of split SSE fields.
- Add comprehensive unit tests covering SSE metadata filtering, fragmented frame recovery, and websocket message handling.
- Track the running response identity in the Codex websocket session and reject interrupts that do not target it, so an interrupt after response.completed is never forwarded upstream while turn teardown is pending.
- Gate the handler's local interrupt path by explicit turn ownership and close it before terminal payloads are written downstream, preventing fabricated response.incomplete events and silently dropped claimed frames.
- Add deterministic regression tests covering late and unknown interrupts across completion, failure, queued rejection, upstream loss, and HTTP fallback turns.
Closes: router-for-me#7065
… body delivery
- Let schema v7+ frontend auth providers opt out of receiving request bodies via frontend_auth_provider_omit_body / frontend_auth_omit_body so metadata-only auth plugins skip reading, decoding, cloning, and marshaling the request body during authentication.
- Avoid cloning the buffered request body slice before JSON serialization when invoking RPC-backed frontend auth providers that still inspect the body.
Closes: router-for-me#7071
Existing request interceptors wrap the full request body in a JSON RPC envelope with Base64 encoding and skip subsequent duplex WebSocket business frames, causing ~3.33x memory and CPU amplification when rewriting small fields such as Codex `<timezone>` and `<current_date>` in large contexts.
- Add schema v8 raw request body patch methods (`request.patch_body_before` and `request.patch_body_after`) and capabilities (`request_interceptor_patch_body_before/after`, `request_body_patcher_before/after`) that pass raw `Body []byte` directly across the C ABI without JSON/Base64 request wrapping
- Add `RequestBodyEdit`, `RequestBodyPatchResponse`, and `RequestBodyPatcher` in `sdk/pluginapi` with single-pass host splicing, bounds/overlap validation, `json.Valid` verification, no-op original body reuse, and sequential multi-plugin chaining
- Eliminate redundant full-body slice clones in handler/conductor request interceptor application paths
- Run before-auth and after-auth request interceptors on subsequent duplex WebSocket `response.create`, `response.append`, and `response.steer` messages
Closes: router-for-me#7072
- Update the Gemini OpenAI Responses tool search call item ID prefix from ts_ to tsc_ so replayed search items pass Codex upstream validation after switching models.
- Normalize legacy ts_ and unprefixed tool_search_call item IDs in SanitizeCodexInputItemIDs on outbound Codex requests while preserving call_id and avoiding ID collisions.
Closes: router-for-me#7084
Skip registering the AI Studio websocket gateway in Home
mode since it is not supported there, and force websocket
authentication in the Home runtime config.
Keep the error-only upstream request capture policy on the connection
context, before model routing and upstream execution begin. Check it before
accessing pooled Gin state so delayed plugin callbacks retain the policy
even after cancellation or Gin context reuse.
Preserve ordinary HTTP error capture, failed upgrade handling, and full
request logging. Cover large repeated requests, late callbacks, real
WebSocket logging, and Codex duplex routing with regression tests.
Related: router-for-me#6960
…ir is relative
With a relative auth-dir the file synthesizer records an auth file as
"<auth-dir>/<name>.json" (filepath.Join(ctx.AuthDir, name)), while
stateRelativePath stripped the auth dir only from absolute paths. The store,
rooted at the auth dir, then wrote "<auth-dir>/<auth-dir>/<name>.cds".
… cooldown
- Mark locally synthesized missing-[DONE] stream errors as stream-truncated in OpenAICompatExecutor so auth cooldown and cross-credential replay are skipped while preserving the 502 error.
- Add regression tests verifying that incomplete HTTP 200 OpenAI-compatible streams do not cool down credentials or exhaust the pool into auth_unavailable.
Closes: router-for-me#5283
- Emit Responses additional_tools items for mid-conversation tool_addition blocks in ConvertClaudeRequestToCodex while preserving top-level tools and tool-result adjacency.
- Include inline tool_addition definitions in Codex short-name bidirectional maps and merge them into top-level tools for OpenAI Chat Completions requests.
- Add regression tests covering inline tool definitions, tool references, deferred tool-result ordering, long MCP tool name round-tripping, and JSON escape handling.
Closes: router-for-me#7112
…le providers
- Add ProviderModels, Registrations, MultiProviderModels, and SchemaVersionMultiProviderModels so a single plugin can register model catalogs across multiple providers while preserving single-provider compatibility.
- Track per-plugin provider sets and multi-provider model registrations in the plugin host for catalog aggregation, per-auth model discovery matching, and targeted unload cleanup.
Closes: router-for-me#7115
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Review comments at @internal/api/handlers/management/auth_files_v8.go:
- Around line 336-344: Update StartOAuthV8 to reject targeted recovery with HTTP
400 when the resolved provider is not Codex, before storing
oauthSessionTargetContextKey; preserve targeted recovery for Codex until other
providers enforce the target.
- Line 320: Update the target lookup in StartOAuthV8 and VerifyAuthFileV8 to
support auth_index when name is blank, while preserving the existing name-based
lookup behavior; use the auth manager’s listed auth files to find a matching
index instead of returning not found immediately.
Review comments at @internal/pluginhost/adapters.go:
- Around line 315-321: Update the registration-building logic that appends to
regsForPlugin so hasExecutor is true only for the first registration when the
plugin has an executor. Keep subsequent registrations catalog-only so their
models remain available under their own providers.
Review comments at @sdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor_cooldown.go:
- Around line 2353-2355: Update isTerminalRefreshError so explicit terminal
grant codes and the Codex invalid_grant case remain terminal, but a 401 is
terminal by status alone only when its response has no structured OAuth error
field. Preserve the intended terminal behavior for the bare “refresh token
invalid” 401 fixture, and avoid classifying unrelated structured 401 errors as
grant rejection.
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This pull request changes credential renewal and verification, plugin capabilities, structured usage reporting, streaming and WebSocket handling, request translation, and model-registry indexing. It also updates provider listings, management documentation, and runtime configuration.
Changes: Credential recovery and verification
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Credential renewal and verification sdk/cliproxy/auth/*, internal/auth/codex/*, internal/runtime/executor/codex_executor_auth.go
Auth records now track rejected refresh tokens, renewal state, adoption, and verification. Terminal refresh errors are classified and sanitized. Verification requires completed inference, and update paths preserve renewal state.
Targeted OAuth and management API internal/api/handlers/management/*, internal/api/server_management_v8.go, docs/management-api-v8.md
V8 OAuth accepts a target credential and optional verification settings. Session results report save, adoption, and verification outcomes. A credential verification endpoint is registered.
Credential status display internal/tui/auth_tab.go, internal/tui/client.go
The TUI displays recovery details and requests V8 credentials first, with a V0 fallback on 404.
Plugin capabilities and model registrations
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Plugin API and schema contracts sdk/pluginapi/types.go, sdk/pluginabi/types.go
The plugin API adds schema-gated body omission, byte-range request-body patching, and multi-provider model registration.
Plugin host request and model handling internal/pluginhost/*
The host applies validated body edits, wires RPC patch methods, supports frontend-auth body omission, aggregates multiple provider registrations, and rebuilds model state on plugin removal.
Interceptor wiring and validation sdk/api/handlers/handlers_*.go, sdk/cliproxy/executor/types.go, sdk/cliproxy/plugin_static_model_exclusions_test.go
Before-auth interception is added to stream options. Tests cover request-body patching, body omission, and routing models to their registered providers.
Structured usage accounting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Usage data and queued records sdk/cliproxy/usage/*, internal/redisqueue/*
Usage records add structured cache, modality, tool, image, media, iteration, cost, speed, and geography fields. Queue payloads copy these fields.
Usage observers and merging internal/runtime/executor/helps/*usage*, internal/runtime/executor/helps/*sse*
Usage helpers assemble stream events, merge structured details, and retain output-item tool counts. New observers handle fragmented SSE input with bounds.
Provider executors pass request and completion data into usage reporting, including image configuration and output-item details.
Streaming and WebSocket handling
Layer / File(s)
Summary
SSE framing and metadata filtering sdk/api/handlers/openai/openai_responses_handlers.go, sdk/api/handlers/openai/openai_images_handlers.go, internal/runtime/executor/helps/relay_sse_buffer.go
SSE framers handle partial fields and fragmented JSON. Standard Responses clients filter private metadata; Codex clients retain it.
WebSocket turn and interrupt state internal/runtime/executor/codex_websockets_*.go, sdk/api/handlers/openai/openai_responses_websocket*.go
WebSocket code tracks active response IDs and terminal state. Interrupts for unknown or finished responses are rejected, and duplex Codex turns run request interceptors.
Compression, decoding, and request capture internal/api/response_compression.go, internal/runtime/executor/helps/response_decode.go, internal/logging/request_capture.go
Compression uses pooled encoders. Unlabeled response decoding detects gzip or zstd on read. WebSocket contexts can disable deferred error-only request capture.
Translation and response assembly
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Compaction capsules and item IDs internal/runtime/executor/helps/antigravity_compaction.go, internal/runtime/executor/helps/codex_input_ids.go, internal/runtime/executor/codex_executor_*.go
Codex request paths expand recognized CPA compaction capsules and return 400 for expansion errors. Tool-search item IDs use the tsc_ prefix, with collision handling.
Claude tool additions and results internal/translator/*/claude/*, internal/util/claude_tool_result.go, internal/util/translator.go
Claude tool additions in system messages are included in Codex and OpenAI tool handling. Gemini and Antigravity translations preserve explicit tool-result errors.
Web-search registry index
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Aggregate support counts internal/registry/model_registry.go, internal/registry/web_search_index_test.go
The registry maintains total and provider-specific web-search counts and updates them as client metadata changes. Tests compare indexed results with a full-scan reference.
Documentation and runtime configuration
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Provider listings and compression comments README.md, README_CN.md, README_JA.md, config.example.yaml
The READMEs add Kimi and OpenAI model entries and describe Ebb and Nia Live Demo. The compression comment describes encoder memory for open streams.
Home mode WebSocket behavior internal/api/server_routes.go, internal/api/server_websocket_route_test.go, sdk/cliproxy/service_config.go, sdk/cliproxy/service_stale_state_test.go
Home mode no longer registers the WebSocket route and now enables WebSocket authentication.
Supporting test updates internal/client/codex/models/models_test.go, internal/discovery/discovery_test.go, internal/registry/model_definitions_test.go, sdk/cliproxy/auth/codex_siwc_bind_test.go
Tests use current catalog template values, skip an additional mDNS socket error, and set both home-directory variables for the SIWC binding test.
sequenceDiagram
participant ManagementAPI
participant OAuthProvider
participant AuthManager
ManagementAPI->>OAuthProvider: Start targeted OAuth session
OAuthProvider->>ManagementAPI: Return authenticated account and tokens
ManagementAPI->>AuthManager: Save and adopt matching credential
ManagementAPI->>AuthManager: Optionally verify inference
AuthManager->>ManagementAPI: Return verification and credential state
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 04c6c
The merge is mostly safe, but a few edge cases should be fixed or accepted first. Plugins that expose several model providers alongside an executor can lose models after the first. Targeted credential recovery only validates the account for Codex. Selecting a credential by auth_index alone returns 404. A non-grant 401 during token refresh can force a manual re-login.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 04c6c
The changes include meaningful recovery safeguards, but a new streaming buffer can accumulate an unlimited response. A faulty or hostile connected peer could exhaust shared memory and disrupt other users. The exposure is conditional, and broader security coverage remains incomplete.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: The new relay frame accumulator appends unfinished SSE data without a byte ceiling. During an active AI Studio stream, a connected relay peer can supply repeated delimiter-free chunks that accumulate across individually permitted WebSocket messages. This introduces a process-memory exhaustion path beyond the base's per-payload processing. Cancellation and terminal events release the stream, but neither bounds memory while it remains active. The consequence is potentially shared-service denial of service; anonymous reachability and an actual exhaustion event were not established.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The accumulator concern affects availability of the shared server process, potentially disrupting requests beyond the offending stream. It requires an active request receiving data from a connected relay peer; it does not establish credential theft, cross-tenant data access, or unauthenticated exploitation. Home-mode route suppression narrows exposure.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A relay peer answering a pending stream can begin an SSE frame and repeatedly send data without its terminating blank line. The relay forwards these chunks to Feed, which retains their cumulative bytes. The 64 MiB WebSocket-message limit does not limit the sum across messages, and a responsive peer can maintain the heartbeat. Memory exhaustion is the inferred outcome.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Codex targeted recovery checks the authenticated account against the selected target before saving. Session commit claiming prevents repeated or cancelled callbacks from entering persistence, while grant fingerprints distinguish token rotation from unrelated credential replacement.
observed — The inspected Unix plugin loader already executes native libraries inside the host process and is unchanged by this PR. Broader request interception also predates the new body-only patcher. Consequently, the new capability is not evidence of crossing a previously enforced plugin sandbox boundary; independent deployment admission policy remains unknown.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The relay uses request IDs and context-driven pending-request cleanup. The accumulator is local to a stream, and explicit completion flushes it. These controls support ownership and cleanup but do not provide an active-stream memory budget.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Introduce an explicit logical-frame or pending-byte budget and terminate oversized streams with a controlled error. Do not use Finish at an arbitrary threshold, because that would treat an incomplete frame as complete. Choose the budget against supported legitimate response sizes.
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Remove the duplicated claudePayloadMayContainToolAddition helper.
internal/util/translator.go (Lines 266-270) defines an identical helper. This package already imports util. The marker list (tool_addition, \u, \U) now exists in two places. If one copy changes, the request path and the response-side name map can disagree on whether inline tool additions exist. A disagreement produces different short-name maps for the request and the response.
Export one helper from internal/util and call it from both places.
In internal/util/translator.go, rename claudePayloadMayContainToolAddition to ClaudePayloadMayContainToolAddition. Then replace the calls at Lines 62 and 847 of this file with util.ClaudePayloadMayContainToolAddition(...).
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Review comment at @internal/translator/codex/claude/codex_claude_request.go
around lines 839 - 843:
Export the existing claudePayloadMayContainToolAddition helper from
internal/util as ClaudePayloadMayContainToolAddition, then remove the duplicate
helper in the Codex Claude request path and call
util.ClaudePayloadMayContainToolAddition at both relevant call sites so request
and response processing share the same marker check.
ExpandRecognizedAntigravityCompactionCapsules copies ExpandAntigravityCompactionCapsules (Lines 314-344). The only difference is the item predicate. Two copies of the unseal, developer-message and rebuild logic can drift apart.
Move the loop into one helper that takes a predicate. Both exported functions then call it.
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around lines 347 - 377:
Consolidate the duplicated capsule expansion logic in
ExpandRecognizedAntigravityCompactionCapsules and
ExpandAntigravityCompactionCapsules into one shared helper that accepts an
item-matching predicate. Have both exported functions call the helper with their
respective predicates, preserving the existing unseal, message construction, and
payload rebuild behavior.
internal/tui/client_test.go: 1
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Use strings.Contains instead of the custom substring helpers.
containsString and indexString reimplement strings.Contains and strings.Index. Remove both helpers and call strings.Contains(view, expected).
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Replace the custom containsString and indexString helpers with strings.Contains
at their call sites, using view and expected as the arguments. Remove both
helpers and add the strings import if needed.
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Review comments at @internal/api/handlers/management/auth_files_v8.go:
- Around line 336-344: Update StartOAuthV8 to reject targeted recovery with HTTP
400 when the resolved provider is not Codex, before storing
oauthSessionTargetContextKey; preserve targeted recovery for Codex until other
providers enforce the target.
- Line 320: Update the target lookup in StartOAuthV8 and VerifyAuthFileV8 to
support auth_index when name is blank, while preserving the existing name-based
lookup behavior; use the auth manager’s listed auth files to find a matching
index instead of returning not found immediately.
Review comments at @internal/pluginhost/adapters.go:
- Around line 315-321: Update the registration-building logic that appends to
regsForPlugin so hasExecutor is true only for the first registration when the
plugin has an executor. Keep subsequent registrations catalog-only so their
models remain available under their own providers.
Review comments at @sdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor_cooldown.go:
- Around line 2353-2355: Update isTerminalRefreshError so explicit terminal
grant codes and the Codex invalid_grant case remain terminal, but a 401 is
terminal by status alone only when its response has no structured OAuth error
field. Preserve the intended terminal behavior for the bare “refresh token
invalid” 401 fixture, and avoid classifying unrelated structured 401 errors as
grant rejection.
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Review comments at @internal/runtime/executor/helps/antigravity_compaction.go:
- Around line 347-377: Consolidate the duplicated capsule expansion logic in
ExpandRecognizedAntigravityCompactionCapsules and
ExpandAntigravityCompactionCapsules into one shared helper that accepts an
item-matching predicate. Have both exported functions call the helper with their
respective predicates, preserving the existing unseal, message construction, and
payload rebuild behavior.
Review comments at @internal/translator/codex/claude/codex_claude_request.go:
- Around line 839-843: Export the existing claudePayloadMayContainToolAddition
helper from internal/util as ClaudePayloadMayContainToolAddition, then remove
the duplicate helper in the Codex Claude request path and call
util.ClaudePayloadMayContainToolAddition at both relevant call sites so request
and response processing share the same marker check.
Review comments at @internal/tui/client_test.go:
- Around line 157-168: Replace the custom containsString and indexString helpers
with strings.Contains at their call sites, using view and expected as the
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Targeting by auth_index alone always returns 404.
StartOAuthV8 and VerifyAuthFileV8 accept auth_index with no name. Both then call h.lookupAuthFile(targetName, targetAuthIndex). lookupAuthFile (auth_files.go:308-333) returns nil, false immediately when name == "". A request such as {"auth_index":"<idx>"} therefore always gets 404 auth file not found. The documentation says name (or auth_index) is supported, and VerifyAuthFileV8 explicitly accepts "name or auth_index". Add an index-only lookup path.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject targeted recovery for providers that do not enforce the target.
StartOAuthV8 stores oauthSessionTargetContextKey for any provider. Only RequestCodexToken reads the target and runs matchesOAuthRecoveryTarget. For claude, antigravity, kimi, xai, devin, meta, or plugin providers, the server ignores name/auth_index. A login with a different account then saves a new credential with no error, and the target keeps requires_sign_in=true. The documentation says a different account "will be rejected", and the operator gets no signal that the server ignored the target. Return 400 until each provider implements target enforcement.
Proposed fix
if provider == "" {
provider = strings.TrimSpace(targetAuth.Provider)
}
+ if !strings.EqualFold(provider, "codex") {+ c.JSON(http.StatusBadRequest, gin.H{"error": "targeted recovery is not supported for this provider"})+ return+ }
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Review comment at @internal/api/handlers/management/auth_files_v8.go around
lines 336 - 344:
Update StartOAuthV8 to reject targeted recovery with HTTP 400 when the resolved
provider is not Codex, before storing oauthSessionTargetContextKey; preserve
targeted recovery for Codex until other providers enforce the target.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Mark only the first registration as executor-bound.
Line 320 sets hasExecutor to true on every entry in regsForPlugin when the plugin declares an Executor. RegisterExecutors skips every registration where hasExecutor is true when it builds providerModels, in adapters_executors.go at lines 48-52. It publishes executor models only through h.modelRegistration(record.id), which is regsForPlugin[0].
removePluginRuntimeStateLocked in host.go at lines 1026-1033 also skips these entries.
As a result, an executor plugin that returns two or more Registrations loses every entry after the first one. Those models never reach the catalog. This contradicts the ModelRegistrationResponse.Registrations contract: "each entry is registered under its own Provider for catalog and per-auth model discovery", and only the executor binds to the first provider.
Fix: mark only the first registration as executor-bound. The other entries then go through the catalog-only path.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/internal/pluginhost/adapters.go"+++ "b/internal/pluginhost/adapters.go"@@ -311,14 +311,15 @@
regsForPlugin[idx].models = merged[provider]
continue
}
regIndexByProvider[provider] = len(regsForPlugin)
regsForPlugin = append(regsForPlugin, pluginModelRegistration{
pluginID: record.id,
provider: provider,
priority: record.priority,
models: cloneRegistryModels(models),
- hasExecutor: record.plugin.Capabilities.Executor != nil,+ // Only the first registration is bound to the plugin executor; others are catalog-only.+ hasExecutor: record.plugin.Capabilities.Executor != nil && len(regsForPlugin) == 0,
})
}
if len(regsForPlugin) == 0 {
continue
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Review comment at @internal/pluginhost/adapters.go around lines 315 - 321:
Update the registration-building logic that appends to regsForPlugin so
hasExecutor is true only for the first registration when the plugin has an
executor. Keep subsequent registrations catalog-only so their models remain
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not classify every refresh 401 as a terminal grant rejection.
isTerminalRefreshError returns true for any error that isUnauthorizedError matches, which means "status 401", "401 unauthorized", or the newly added "(401)". The OAuth error code in the body is not checked. Callers set RequiresSignIn and call recordRejectedRefreshTokens. After that, refreshAuthForRequestAtEpoch (Line 1262 in conductor_refresh.go) no longer runs an unforced refresh with that refresh token. A 401 that is not caused by the grant has the same effect. Examples are an intermediary 401, a gateway rejection, or a misconfigured client. The credential then stays blocked until an operator signs in again or forces a refresh.
isTerminalRefreshGrantMessage already covers the explicit grant codes, and the Codex invalid_grant branch covers that case. Use the status code only when the body has no structured OAuth error. Then confirm that the fixture which uses a bare "refresh token invalid" 401 still describes the intended behavior.
Proposed fix
--- "a/sdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor_cooldown.go"+++ "b/sdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor_cooldown.go"@@ -2350,13 +2350,17 @@
return isTerminalRefreshError(auth, partErr.OuterRefreshError()) ||
isTerminalRefreshError(auth, partErr.SIWCRefreshError())
}
- if isUnauthorizedError(err) || isTerminalRefreshGrantMessage(err.Error()) {+ if isTerminalRefreshGrantMessage(err.Error()) {
return true
}
if auth != nil && strings.EqualFold(strings.TrimSpace(auth.Provider), "codex") && isInvalidGrantError(err) {
return true
}
+ // A bare 401 without a structured OAuth error body is the only status-only terminal case.+ if isUnauthorizedError(err) && !strings.Contains(strings.ToLower(err.Error()), `"error"`) {+ return true+ }
return false
}
func terminalRefreshErrorCode(message string, statusCode int) string {
Based on learnings: "check the parsed OAuth error field in the token endpoint's JSON error body rather than the HTTP status code alone" and "distinguish error types: only clear stored tokens and downgrade user state … on authentication errors".
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Review comment at @sdk/cliproxy/auth/conductor_cooldown.go around lines 2353 -
2355:
Update isTerminalRefreshError so explicit terminal grant codes and the Codex
invalid_grant case remain terminal, but a 401 is terminal by status alone only
when its response has no structured OAuth error field. Preserve the intended
terminal behavior for the bare “refresh token invalid” 401 fixture, and avoid
classifying unrelated structured 401 errors as grant rejection.
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Merges 51 upstream commits (through dbb7062) into the fork.
Conflicts
internal/discovery/discovery_test.go: both sides added a skip for the live mDNS browse test. Kept both conditions (open mDNS socketsfrom upstream,failed to join any of these interfacesfrom the fork).Fork features
Upstream still has no
/v1/audio/transcriptionsor dictation support./v1/realtime/transcription_sessionsstill returns 501 there. The fork's Codex transcription and live dictation routes are unchanged after the merge.Verification
go build ./cmd/serverpassesgo test ./...passes/v1/audio/transcriptionsreturns 401 without a key and 503transcription_auth_unavailablewith no Codex credential./v1/audio/transcriptions/streamreturns 426 (WebSocket upgrade required).Summary by CodeRabbit
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