fix(codex): close pool eligibility inside the caller-owned preview read fence - #4883
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…ad fence A `thread_spawn` authenticating with the caller's own forwardable Codex bearer still opened the operator's physical native-main `auth.json` during request preview, twice per request. `request-prepare.ts` already computed the ownership fence and honoured it for quota priming, entitlement discovery, and the denied-model cache. It did not reach pool eligibility: `previewSelectionOptions` carried no `isMainAccountTokenLive`, so `codexAccountUnusableReason` fell through to its default `isMainAccountCredentialUsable()` and read the file. The second read came from subagent fallback re-entering the preview through its callback with the same options object, and the post-decryption recovery re-preview had the same omission. No token was disclosed, refreshed, or sent: final authentication passes its own synthetic liveness and never selected physical main for these requests. What leaked across the boundary was influence -- operator-main liveness, cached quota, and plan state could score into the decision to rewrite a subagent's model for a request that owns its credential. ADR-0086 already rejected reading the physical main token for identity. Use the existing `CodexAccountUsabilityOptions.isMainAccountTokenLive` seam, scoped to `previewRequestScopedMainCredential`, and give it the value final authentication computes rather than a constant. An effective main pin means the request really is served by its own main credential, so preview must score main eligible; without the pin final authentication drops main from pool eligibility and preview must drop it too. The predicate moves into one exported `requestOwnedMainPinState` that both callers share, because two copies of this fence is how the gap appeared. Regression coverage asserts the read count rather than the outcome. "The right credential was eventually sent" was already true while the defect existed, so only an unfiltered zero-read assertion distinguishes a closed fence from a lucky result. A no-bearer request is asserted to still read and serve physical main, so the fix cannot be satisfied by making main globally ineligible, and the #3166 main-pin path is asserted to stay on main and stay read-free. Closes #4850
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Caller->>prepareResponsesRequest: Send caller-owned thread_spawn request
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prepareResponsesRequest->>previewCodexAccountForRequest: Pass isMainAccountTokenLive
previewCodexAccountForRequest-->>prepareResponsesRequest: Select preview account
prepareResponsesRequest-->>Caller: Continue request preview
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| // The liveness answer final authentication gives its own selection options, computed from the | ||
| // same shared predicate so the two cannot drift apart again (#4850). `fixedAccountId` is | ||
| // mirrored through `route.codexAccountId` because that is literally what core-auth.ts passes | ||
| // as `accountId`. A reserve-authorized request is the one input where the two can differ, and | ||
| // it differs harmlessly: reserve plus a caller bearer is served as main either way, which is | ||
| // the answer this produces. | ||
| const previewRequestOwnedMainPin = requestOwnedMainPinState( |
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This change establishes a new shared invariant between Codex authentication and the Responses preview, but it updates only devlog planning notes and leaves the manifest-owned architecture documentation unchanged. Update the applicable structure/ documents—particularly the pool/auth selection contract in structure/providers/openai-tiers.md or structure/catalog.md—so the new caller-owned main-credential fence and reserve exception are recorded alongside the code.
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| const previewRequestOwnedMainPin = requestOwnedMainPinState( | ||
| previewAuthHeaders, | ||
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| options.codexAuthPolicy ?? config, | ||
| previewRequestScopedMainCredential, | ||
| route.codexAccountId, | ||
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For an eligible loopback gpt-reserve request carrying a forwardable caller bearer and no effective manual main pin, final authentication converts the request to fixed MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID via requiresReserveAuthorization, but this preview passes route.codexAccountId (normally undefined) and therefore computes previewRequestOwnedMainPin as false. The new liveness callback then excludes main and previews a pool account, so subagent failure state can rewrite the model based on an account the request can never authenticate as. Derive the reserve fixed-main state here with the same predicate as final authentication rather than treating this difference as harmless, and apply the same correction to the recovery preview.
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Three corrections from the first hosted run, all in the new tests rather than in the fix. The case that proves the fence itself -- zero `auth.json` reads for a caller-owned spawn -- passed and is unchanged. Both cases that let a request reach native main now run last. Observing a main credential writes module state in `main-account-cache.ts` that nothing in this file resets: `beforeEach` rebuilds `OPENCODEX_HOME` and the read counters, not that cache. Running them earlier made the existing recovery/drain case see three reads it does not make on its own. The no-bearer case no longer selects and materializes main. It asserts what it was actually there to assert -- that a preview owning no credential still probes physical main liveness, so the seam cannot have been applied to every preview -- without depending on which account ends up serving. The main-pin case drops its read-count assertion and says so. The pin path does reach the physical credential elsewhere in the request; the guarantee under test is that preview and final authentication agree on the pin, which the resolved context and the untouched model already establish.
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| * #4850. Pool eligibility was the last part of request preview outside the fence: with no | ||
| * `isMainAccountTokenLive` in the preview options, `codexAccountUnusableReason` fell through to | ||
| * `isMainAccountCredentialUsable()` and opened the physical file, twice per spawn because | ||
| * subagent fallback re-enters the preview through its callback. | ||
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| * Asserted on the unfiltered counter on purpose. "The right credential was eventually sent" | ||
| * was already true while the defect existed -- final authentication never selected physical | ||
| * main here -- so only a read count can distinguish a closed fence from a lucky outcome. The | ||
| * stacks are asserted rather than the number so a failure names the caller that reopened it. | ||
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| test("caller-owned preview reads no physical main credential through pool eligibility", async () => { | ||
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| const upstreamAuth: Array<string | null> = []; | ||
| globalThis.fetch = (async (_input, init) => { | ||
| upstreamAuth.push(new Headers(init?.headers).get("authorization")); | ||
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Add a caller-owned recovery fixture for the pool-eligibility fence. The zero-read test at tests/responses/responses-preview-main-read-fence.test.ts:293-320 covers only initial preview. The existing recovery test does not seed the denial-cache state that activates the pool-eligibility credential check. Removing recoverySelectionOptions.isMainAccountTokenLive could therefore reopen auth.json during recovery without failing this test. Add the recovery fixture and assert authJsonReads === 0.
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320, Extend the caller-owned preview coverage around the recovery flow, using
seedMainDenial and the existing recovery selection path so the denial-cache
state activates pool-eligibility checking. Ensure recovery exercises the
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thread_spawnrequest that authenticates with the caller's own forwardable Codex bearer still opened the operator's physical native-mainauth.jsonduring request preview, twice per request.src/server/responses/request-prepare.tsalready computes the ownership fence and honours it for quota priming, entitlement discovery, and the denied-model cache. It did not reach pool eligibility.previewSelectionOptionscarried noisMainAccountTokenLive, socodexAccountUnusableReasonfell through to its defaultisMainAccountCredentialUsable()and opened the file. The second read came from subagent fallback re-entering the preview through its callback with the same options object, and the post-decryption recovery re-preview had the same omission.Nothing was disclosed, refreshed, or sent. Final authentication passes its own synthetic liveness and never selected the physical main credential for these requests. What crossed the boundary was influence: operator-main liveness, cached quota, and plan state could score into the decision to rewrite a subagent's model for a request that owns its credential. ADR-0086 already records reading the physical main token for identity as a rejected alternative.
The fix uses the existing
CodexAccountUsabilityOptions.isMainAccountTokenLiveseam, scoped topreviewRequestScopedMainCredential, in both preview option objects.The value is the one final authentication computes, not a constant, and that distinction matters in both directions. Under an effective manual main pin (#3166) the request really is served by its own main credential, so preview must keep scoring main eligible; without the pin, final authentication scores main
main_credential_unavailableand drops it, so preview has to drop it too. A hardcodedtruewould be wrong in the second case andfalsein the first.To stop the two fences from drifting apart again, the predicate moves into one exported
requestOwnedMainPinStateinsrc/codex/auth-context.tsthat final authentication and preview both call. Two copies of this fence is how the gap appeared. The predicate is read-free by construction: every input is config, policy, or in-memory runtime state, includingcallerMatchesObservedMain, which compares HMAC digests against the observed credential record inmain-account-cache.ts.Behaviour is unchanged for every request where
previewRequestScopedMainCredentialis false. The option is absent andaccount-usability.tstakes the identical default branch it takes today.Verification
Regression coverage lands in
tests/responses/responses-preview-main-read-fence.test.ts, which already instrumentsfs.readFileSyncfor paths ending inauth.json.The assertions are written as read counts rather than as outcomes, deliberately. "The right credential was eventually sent" was already true while the defect existed, so an outcome assertion cannot distinguish a closed fence from a lucky result.
caller-owned preview reads no physical main credential through pool eligibilityasserts the unfiltered counter and stack list are empty. The existing denial-cache test filtered these two reads out by design; this one does not.a request without a caller bearer still reads physical main and serves from itasserts the fix stays scoped. Making main globally read-free or globally ineligible would satisfy the assertion above and silently break ordinary operation.an effective main pin keeps a caller-owned request on main without reading itcovers fix(codex): preserve request-owned main pins #3166. The recorded subagent failure belongs topool-a, so a preview that scoredpool-awould see it and rewrite the model to the XAI fallback; leaving the model alone is only possible if preview scored main.The doc comment on
denialCacheMainReadStacksis updated because it described those pool-liveness reads as expected. The helper and its test are kept: a total read count cannot say which fence failed, and that filter names one specific validator.This branch was verified by reading the source and the call graph rather than by running the suite locally, so hosted CI at this head is the verification of record. No new test file, so
scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.jsonare untouched. No file here is on the size-ratchet baseline. Nosrc/area is added or removed and no invariant test disappears, sostructure:checkhas nothing to consume.Checklist
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