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Add the explicit experimental v2-plaintext subagent mode: V2 catalog pins with the global override off, canonical ChatGPT task compilation, and plaintext-retention acknowledgment at GUI/CLI/API entry. Default-off behavior and the independent legacy flag remain unchanged. Catalog pins affect new chats; enabled compilation also applies to subsequent eligible canonical ChatGPT requests from existing V2 chats. Existing ciphertext is not decrypted, and disabling the mode does not delete retained copies.
Retained response IDs require the same admitted caller principal and the request's own thread. Principals are process-local, so a restart requires full client replay. Filtered loopback requests retain only the content-free principal needed for this check.
Generic config set and config import cannot newly enter plaintext mode. They direct the operator to ocx v2 mode v2-plaintext --acknowledge-plaintext-agent-messages, which also coordinates the native transition. Already-active restoration, unrelated settings, exits and the independent legacy preference remain supported.
Import rejects invalid current authority before creating coordination files, then checks the current mode and saves in one synchronous transaction. Input is read before taking that lock.
The dev redesign moves the dashboard mode switch into the settings row. Its existing capability/consent path is preserved there and in the Subagents panel, including the enabled-plaintext hint. WebSocket upgrade data carries both dev's observational client classification (fifth argument) and the admitted replay principal (sixth); client classification cannot grant replay authority.
The previous hosted test 2/5 failure was reproduced locally: the newly merged chained-reset fixture called the raw handler without a replay owner, so the next request returned 429 instead of 200. The fixture now uses the existing admitted-owner helper. Its upstream refusal assertions remain intact.
The state.ts merge keeps owner authorization before spill materialization and preserves upstream's distinction between client-carried and proxy-restored history. A new regression covers that distinction and its propagation to an internal body clone.
Native compaction provenance, store:false state and HTTP caller/thread ownership: 140 pass, 0 fail, 1,103 assertions.
New client-carried provenance regression: 1 pass, 0 fail, 7 assertions.
bun check --no-script --noEmit: passed, 2,437 files.
bun run structure:check and git diff --check: passed.
Full local/GUI suites were not repeated because shared Windows storage was under heavy contention; current-head hosted CI supplies broader coverage and passed. No native app acceptance or security-review approval is inferred from these tests.
Hosted-CI follow-up
e6d38eb1df binds the newly merged eager-catalog HTTP/WS fixtures to the same admitted principal and own thread as their stored replay. It also waits for the synthetic Claude CLI stdout result write before exiting, preventing large JSON replies from being truncated by pipe buffering. Production behavior is unchanged by this follow-up.
All five claude-cli-client-http.test.ts cases passed locally after the stdout fix.
The two previously failing catalog replay cases and its WebSocket handshake case passed (3 tests, 8 assertions). These real-server checks used a local --timeout 30000 after measured Windows startup exceeded the default 5-second hook budget; no committed test timeout changed.
The initial broad local catalog run was interrupted after repeated Windows startup-hook timeouts. It is not claimed as passing.
Select V2 through model catalog pins while enabling the existing plaintext task-message compiler. Require explicit CLI/API/UI acknowledgement, preserve legacy preferences and existing chat history, and verify runtime support and write receipts.
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The PR adds the acknowledged v2-plaintext mode for eligible task messages. It also binds local Responses replay state to the admitted caller and request-owned thread. Configuration, CLI, API, GUI, persistence, tests, and documentation are updated.
Changes: V2 plaintext mode
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Mode contract and configuration src/types/*, src/config/*, src/codex/*, src/cli/*, src/server/management/*, structure/*
Configuration, catalog handling, CLI, and API accept v2-plaintext. Entry requires explicit acknowledgement. The mode selects V2 catalog behavior while keeping the global V2 override disabled.
GUI consent and mode selection gui/src/components/*, gui/src/pages/*, gui/src/subagent-surface.ts, gui/src/i18n/*
The GUI exposes the mode when supported, requires acknowledgement, validates the server receipt, and displays plaintext-mode status.
Mode tests and documentation tests/cli/*, tests/codex-integration/*, tests/server/*, docs-site/*, structure/*
Tests and documentation cover mode transitions, catalog stamping, compiler selection, retained task text, and transport behavior.
Responses replay ownership
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Replay ownership and persistence src/responses/state.ts, src/responses/state/*, src/responses/spill-store.ts
Resident, spilled, and snapshot response state carries replay-owner metadata. Replay checks the caller and thread before materializing stored state.
Caller and thread identity flow src/server/auth-cors.ts, src/server/index/*, src/server/ws-bridge.ts, src/server/responses/*
Request handling derives replay ownership from the admitted caller and request thread-id. WebSocket handling retains and revalidates a principal when forwarded-header filtering changes identity.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8096: Both changes gate previous_response_id continuations with request ownership derived in the Responses request-preparation flow.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to bbf4c
The identified display, help-text, and test-cleanup concerns are addressed. No remaining issue shown here prevents merging after normal checks.
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Scoped intake at 7609a69bee918a6c23c789dd58e1cbbd2d62c492: this is an explicit new catalog/runtime mode plus GUI/CLI/API consent and linked-home compatibility, not merely another spelling of v2. The current hosted CI passes, and the description correctly labels screenshots/fixtures synthetic and leaves real native-to-routed handoff unverified. Keep Draft pending owner product/consent and task-retention disposition; confirm default/legacy-flag independence, cached downgrade refusal, malformed HTTP-200 acknowledgments and rollback against the same head. No live activation, history rewrite, native session or final GUI approval was performed here. The completed CI jobs are evidence only for the selected platforms, not real handoff acceptance.
Confirmed against 7609a69bee918a6c23c789dd58e1cbbd2d62c492; the relevant existing coverage is:
Defaults and the independent legacy flag: the mode and standalone flag are tested independently, including the empty/default configuration and the flag remaining enabled after leaving the mode (activation, leaving the mode). The new mode does not silently change the separately stored flag.
Cached downgrade refusal: a cached v2-plaintext selection does not establish support on the current server. The test holds the new GET pending and verifies that the fourth option remains unavailable, then checks the older response (test).
Malformed HTTP-200 acknowledgments: a receipt with the wrong mode or without ok: true preserves the previous selection, reports an error, and leaves the cache unchanged (behavior test). The shared predicate also rejects missing or weakened fields (predicate coverage).
Rollback: the catalog round trip restores recorded origins (test); a failed feature transition returns 502 without changing the in-memory mode or persisted config.json bytes (test). This is configuration/catalog rollback coverage, not a promise to downgrade existing native thread histories.
Hosted CI is now complete with no failed or pending checks; skipped platform jobs remain unverified. These are fixture/unit/DOM-harness results. A fresh native session using catalog-only V2 through a live ChatGPT-to-routed-provider handoff is still unvalidated. The separate V1-to-V2 resume experiment does not establish that handoff contract.
Keeping Draft for the owner product/consent and task-retention disposition and the remaining handoff validation. No live activation, history rewrite, or final GUI acceptance is claimed.
Additional bounded native evidence for the catalog selection contract at 7609a69bee918a6c23c789dd58e1cbbd2d62c492:
Installed Codex 0.163.0-alpha.10.2 was run with an isolated home, no authentication file, a loopback-only mock Responses provider, plugins disabled, and global multi_agent_v2=false. Effective configuration was read back before permitting a model request.
A full gpt-5.5 catalog row, changing only its synthetic slug and multi_agent_version to v2, exposed the actual collaboration/spawn_agent tool with task_name; the native parent TurnContext was v2.
A separate one-spawn fixture created a native child. The returned task name matched the linked child's agent path, the child received the task in an agent_message, and both parent and child recorded V2 contexts and completed turns. The parent also recorded the child's SubAgentActivity/completed item. This used three mock model requests (two parent, one child); no real provider model was called.
The first handoff checker timed out because it expected a nonexistent child_task_complete event and a conventional user-message task. Its FAIL receipt is preserved. Read-only verification of the already completed raw rollouts established the claims above using the actual event/message contract; no native turns were replayed to obtain a PASS.
The parent finished before the child's completed activity arrived, so the parent model consuming the child's final answer was not observed. This was native-to-mock validation, not the OpenCodex compiler path or a real ChatGPT-to-external-provider handoff. The child message retained its native encrypted content; no decryption or live-account operation was involved. Classic tool rows also do not establish code_mode_only/Responses Lite behavior. These remain separate validation gaps, so this evidence does not justify marking the PR ready. Live Codex/OpenCodex configuration hashes were unchanged across these runs, and all owned native processes exited normally.
The remaining native/compiler/result-delivery path now passes a bounded integration fixture at 7609a69bee918a6c23c789dd58e1cbbd2d62c492.
Installed Codex 0.163.0-alpha.10.2 acted as the real parent/child client against the production OpenCodex handleResponses path under Bun 1.4.2. Both providers terminated at strict loopback mocks; no real provider model was called. Effective configuration was read back before the turn: global V2 off, complete catalog rows pinned to V2, plugins/analytics off, and both request/stream retry budgets explicitly zero.
The canonical request exposed the compiled alias catalog; returned spawn/wait calls were restored to native collaboration calls. The mock explicitly returned encrypted_function_args: [].
The native child recorded readable task input_text. Its routed wire request contained the task and no agent_message, encrypted-content part, or omission placeholder.
After native wait, the next parent request contained the actual child-authored, parent-addressed final answer in agent_message/input_text. This was not inferred from a generic tool-result string. Both native turns completed with V2 contexts.
Four mock model requests completed (three canonical, one routed), with no blocked egress or guard violations. Live config/source hashes remained unchanged, both owned processes exited normally, and an independent process/listener readback found no residue.
The earlier failed fixtures are preserved: one lacked the explicit local-provider allowance; the next mismatched the adapter's default /v1/responses path. A construction-only preflight now verifies the actual URL/auth rules before launch, and the new run used fresh homes rather than replaying completed turns.
Still unverified: real ChatGPT acceptance of the alias/plaintext-task contract, a real routed provider, modern code-mode/Responses Lite execution, and final GUI/owner product-consent/task-retention acceptance. This closes the classic native-to-production-compiler-to-mock handoff gap, not the live-provider gap. Keeping Draft; no live activation or history rewrite.
Follow-up intake at 7609a69bee918a6c23c789dd58e1cbbd2d62c492 against dev 79fa97be6e6ae974ccd31d9aeedc2da96a0baa73. The new same-head native parent/child plus production handleResponses/compiler loopback receipt materially narrows the earlier handoff uncertainty. It demonstrates that particular Codex build/configured catalog/compiler/result-delivery fixture; it is not a paid upstream or arbitrary installed-build guarantee. Preserve default-off explicit consent at CLI/API/GUI, capability rejection for old children, no decryption of historical agent messages, and configured-versus-proven status. This remains Draft for the owner's experimental-mode/UI decision and independent plaintext-retention boundary review; no settings, user transcript or live agent were changed here.
Current-head native validation passed at 043fb3d7f960c945088d806f3ddc46e0286403c9, using installed Codex 0.163.0-alpha.11 and Bun 1.4.3.
The fixture rebuilt the production handleResponses path from this head and used isolated homes and strict loopback mock providers. Effective configuration was checked before the turn: global V2 off, V2 catalog rows, plugins/analytics off, HTTP/SSE transport and both retry budgets zero.
The real native parent created /root/probe_child, waited, and consumed the child-authored result addressed back to the parent. Both threads recorded V2 and exactly one error-free task completion.
The child made one actual native exec call. Its matching output appeared before its final answer; the routed function-call representation was restored to the native custom-tool contract and returned through the production adapter.
Five mock model requests completed, including two routed child requests. Current Responses Lite catalogs and the parent alias compiler were observed. This run made zero real provider calls.
Source, live configuration and protected input hashes stayed unchanged. Both owned processes exited normally; process handles and the Job closed, with zero active Job processes and no remaining proxy/mock listeners.
The component receipt SHA-256 is d123c2c0f576a8c911c1275ab78854d4a2689696be8425d6d3caf066f50b19ad; the current bundle SHA-256 is 0d41db45efca0da083cb057232be27a302526cbec4a00b52006641428f395224. Earlier harness failures stopped before any native turn and were preserved separately; they were not counted as passing component runs.
This refresh closes the current-head native parent/child/tool/result-delivery fixture gap. Real ChatGPT or routed-provider acceptance, WebSocket transport, and arbitrary installed builds remain separate claims. Keeping Draft for the owner's experimental-mode/UI decision and independent plaintext-retention boundary review, as requested; no live activation or history rewrite.
Distinguish new-session catalog pins from request-time compilation in every registered GUI locale, CLI output and documentation. Cover an existing V2 request before, during and after activation, including retained continuation messages after opt-out. Runtime policy and compiler behavior are unchanged.
Current head is a3f2e7eeedfce041f4a66fddc6e29a7b6267e422, pushed as a normal fast-forward; Draft is unchanged. This test-only follow-up replaces the stale CLI wording assertion found by automatic CI at 9b18cfb08b and explicitly distinguishes hybrid v2 from acknowledged v2-plaintext, alongside their common request-scope and retention explanation.
Pinned Bun 1.4.3 ran both complete CLI files: 120 passed, with one existing native root-slot translation case exceeding the default 5-second timeout. That case alone passed under a 15-second limit (1 passed, 20 assertions, 7.19 seconds). No assertion failure remained. Exact-head automatic CI is tracked in the PR checks. Production/GUI/docs source is identical to 9b18cfb08b; prior 65 checks, gates and screenshots were not repeated.
The retention review found that “applies to new sessions” conflated two scopes. Catalog pins affect new sessions; the enabled compiler also processes subsequent eligible canonical ChatGPT requests from existing V2 sessions. All 11 registered GUI locales, CLI and docs now make that distinction and state that disabling does not delete retained copies. Existing ciphertext is not decrypted and stored history is not rewritten; runtime policy is unchanged.
The new production-handler regression reuses an existing-V2 request through OFF → ON → OFF, checks the actual outbound declarations and retained continuation content, and uses a strict fetch stub. The current correction passed 65 focused checks plus type/structure/privacy/metadata/ratchet, GUI build and docs build. Four installed-browser headless layout/initial-state cases also passed; current PNGs remain local, unuploaded. The old a1dd3a7 screenshot is explicitly marked historical.
This resolves the reported disclosure-scope finding, not the separately reserved owner product/UI decision or real ChatGPT/provider acceptance. Earlier native fixtures remain attributed to their original heads; the installed OpenCodex 2.89.0 Devin observation remains separate. Keeping Draft under the owner's disposition. No manual CI, live configuration change, paid native/provider call or Security Cloud scan was performed.
Owner decision: accepted — the opt-in plaintext V2 subagent mode is approved as a product feature, including the documented retention behavior (disabling it does not delete copies already retained). Remaining before merge: update the branch onto current dev (it conflicts now), refresh Verification for the new head, and complete the readiness boxes; a maintainer will then review the changed CI/package.json surface and approve PR CI.
Use the shared mode resolver while preserving retained native priorities.
The focused regression fails with the pre-fix resolver and passes after.
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f99e03c99188b69c0202aa85ef6c1bc528066e96 merges dev@b16bc0978b2eef1799f38042084809b5a0cd11bf, resolving six conflicts while retaining configuration admission/revalidation, read-only live catalog construction, retained native priorities, dev's upload fixture, and explicit plaintext consent.
9216be92789099f7927f0d0d2e65d5f30be3cb1b fixes the integration-specific live catalog mode omission with the shared resolver and adds its registered regression. Both commits carry Co-authored-by: Epinephrine <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>.
Red → green: bun test --isolate --timeout 60000 tests/server/codex-model-list-plaintext.test.ts produced 1 pass / 1 fail before the resolver fix (missing plaintext V2 pin; V1 control passed). After fixing, the regression plus tests/codex-integration/multi-agent-v2-plaintext.test.ts produced 15 pass / 0 fail / 71 assertions. A first fixture-construction error was corrected before recording the behavioral red result; assertions were not weakened.
The six remaining root files listed in the refreshed Verification ran with bun test --isolate --timeout 60000: 379 pass / 0 fail / 1,872 assertions. The four listed GUI files: 43 pass / 0 fail / 174 assertions. Selected layout tooling guards: 2 pass / 0 fail / 4 assertions, 25 unrelated cases filtered out. Total: 439 pass / 0 fail / 2,121 assertions. Bun 1.4.4, frozen dependencies, OCX_TEST_NO_QUEUE=1, one test process at a time.
bun run typecheck: exit 0, 2,228 files. bun run --cwd gui build, bun run lint:gui, bun run structure:index, bun run structure:check, bun run privacy:scan, bun run skill:surface:check, bun scripts/file-size-ratchet.ts, and git diff --check: exit 0. Docs bun run build: exit 0, 593 pages and 85,241 internal links. Existing duplicate-key/chunk-size/docs warnings are recorded in Verification.
git diff --quiet origin/dev -- .github package.json: exit 0. No PR-specific .github/ or package.json hunks remain after integration; current dev's CI policy/package metadata were imported unchanged. No workflow was dispatched or rerun, no labels changed, no fork CI approved, and no merge/rebase/force-push performed.
GraphQL returned 0 review threads, with no further page: 0 replies needed, 0 threads resolved. The fetched dev tip is contained (0 behind), the local worktree is clean, and the owner acceptance is linked in the single refreshed description. Readiness attests local validation/review suitability, not CI or security approval.
Independent maintainer security review and successful exact-head hosted CI are still required before merge. No older-head checks are promoted to current-head evidence.
NOT RUN: complete root/GUI suites (owner-requested resource exception for parallel Windows lanes; left to CI), current-head native Codex handoff, live ChatGPT/routed-provider acceptance, macOS/Linux runtime proof, full native matrix, manual CI dispatch, independent maintainer security review.
Authorize direct and combo continuation reads before spill materialization.
Preserve owner bindings through snapshots and spills and refuse foreign-id
replacement. Add handler and storage regressions and migrate replay fixtures
to real configured admission without weakening their behavior assertions.
The final shared-state compatibility run retains one unresolved 3000 ms
shutdown-child watchdog timeout; the PR remains draft for that validation
failure and independent exact-head security acceptance.
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Disable unrelated installed Codex synchronization and declare the current tier/subagent config and roster. Preserve real WebSocket admission, capacity and replay checks, actual config ACL work, assertions and deadlines. Native Windows affected files: 48 pass, 531 assertions.
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Escape the Windows home in synthetic systemd Environment values, await existing background-aware cleanup, and reuse the existing synthetic ACL harness for final link enrollment. Preserve assertions and deadlines. Native Windows client-link contract suite: 57 pass, 252 assertions.
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Adopt the upstream POSIX service fixture, retain background-work cleanup and the synthetic ACL harness, and keep rmSync for the new identity-pin callback.
Reconciled the new dev conflict with normal merge 4a2b4fb47909e7288beacfe0dbd369357c714118 (parents e49ae902 and e804cd41). The only conflicting file now uses upstream's POSIX service fixture while retaining background-aware cleanup and the synthetic ACL harness. A merged missing rmSync import for the new identity-pin callback was caught by the first run (58 pass/1 fail) and restored; no forced teardown was reintroduced.
Final validation: the affected backend file 59 pass/0 fail/265 assertions; full GUI 3,903 pass/0 fail/37,004 assertions; GUI lint, i18n lint and build, backend typecheck2326, structure/privacy/file-size/diff checks passed. Independent review verified the exact committed tree. The nonfatal GUI chunk warning remains. Current-head hosted CI and maintainer/security acceptance are separate; old passing runs were not rerun unchanged. Details and prior failure scope are retained in the PR body.
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Nest the two temp-tree removals so a failed first removal does not skip the second.
In the finally block of withLinkHome, the removal of home runs before the removal of codexHome. If background work is still pending after the retry budget, removeTreeAfterBackgroundWork throws. The await on codexHome then does not run, and that temporary directory can remain on disk. The cleanup error also replaces any assertion error from run, so a failing test can report the cleanup error instead.
The nested form always attempts both removals. A cleanup error can still replace an earlier assertion error. Keep the original assertion visible by reporting cleanup errors only when run succeeded.
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Update the finally cleanup in withLinkHome so failure to remove home does not
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Addressed the outside-diff cleanup finding from review 5809914151 in af7ae8a5104bb8ddc716ba2cda99d561027ee60f.
withLinkHome now attempts both removals after either outcome, preserves the original body/setup/assertion failure, and surfaces a cleanup failure when the body succeeds. Two regression cases failed against the prior flow, then the complete affected file passed: 61 pass / 0 fail / 278 assertions. Typecheck, structure, privacy, file-size and diff checks also pass; independent read-only review found no contract defect.
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I am reconciling af7ae8a5 with dev 4b821cf2 on the existing PR branch. The conflicts are limited to the CLI-management documentation and the native-injection fixture: both CLI contracts are retained, and the fixture now takes named requestHeaders / admission options so the two inputs cannot occupy the same positional argument.
The first combined run exposed one missed admission caller (276 pass / 1 fail); the corrected five WebSocket files now pass 183 tests / 717 assertions. The four unchanged plaintext-contract files passed in the prior combined run. Full GUI validation and the remaining publication checks are in progress before the merge is pushed. This work is separate from the already successful af7 CI42337462255 and incremental review.
Published normal merge bbf4cd572a574b94cfe04baf69b6e00fb397fffc with dev 4b821cf2; the validated tree is e10d1171c43ff912e06e440b5599f03157cfdcc6.
Both CLI contracts are retained. The native-injection fixture now uses named header/admission options, fixing the positional collision that typecheck alone missed. The final five WebSocket files pass 183 tests / 717 assertions, and the full GUI suite passes 3,965 tests / 41,113 assertions. Typecheck (2,331 files), lint, i18n, both builds, structure, privacy, size, generated management surface and diff checks pass. Existing thresholds and admission guards are unchanged.
The PR description now presents current verification together, with previous results and acceptance limits separated. This completes the integration announced in comment6702544625; new-head CI and review remain separate from af7's successful checks.
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Analysis of the test 5/5 failure on head 10dde82754a: the file-size ratchet flagged src/server/index/serve-options.ts as NEW_OVERSIZED at exactly 2000 lines on the merge preview computed at check time.
This PR adds only ~2 net lines there; dev churned the same file heavily on 11-09 (dictation #8232, the #8402 revert, #8276, #8370). With current dev (2bf8ec6c1) the merged file is 1959 lines, so the offender no longer exists — the failure was a transient merge-preview artifact, not new growth from this PR. A re-run should clear it.
The dev merge added the file-backed image refusal test storing continuation state with plain rememberResponseState, but handleOwnedResponses now presents a replay owner key. Under the owner-binding contract a bound request never replays an unscoped entry, so the request failed scope_mismatch with previous_response_not_found before the stored image could trigger the intended unsupported_input_modality refusal. Store the fixture through rememberOwnedResponseState so the entry carries the same owner binding the test requests present.
Fix: ordering regression in file-backed image refusal test (test 2/5)
Failure: Responses file-backed images are refused before Claude CLI launch returned previous_response_not_found ("Continuation state is unavailable or corrupt") instead of the expected unsupported_input_modality.
Cause: a merge reconciliation gap, not a check-order change. The dev merge brought in this new test storing the continuation fixture via plain rememberResponseState, which creates an entry with no replay-owner binding. Every handleResponses call in this file goes through handleOwnedResponses, so the continuation request presents a real owner key. Under the owner-binding contract (replayScopeMatches, asserted by "bound requests reject legacy entries and missing owner never authorizes replay"), a bound request can never replay an unscoped entry — the request failed with scope_mismatch before the stored file-backed image could enter the expanded input and reach the modality guard.
Fix: store the fixture through rememberOwnedResponseState so the entry carries the same owner binding the test requests present. Replay then expands the stored agent_message (with the file-backed image) into the input and the pipeline refuses it with unsupported_input_modality, matching dev's intended assertion. One-line test fixture change; no production code touched. Audited all merge-changed test files for the same unowned-store pattern — this was the only gap.
The file-size failure is now fixed in 6cf3772182bdb36610ea0b08aea4b61d54959d61. The ingress helpers and ServeOptionsContext were moved unchanged to src/server/index/serve-contract.ts, with the original exports retained from serve-options.ts. The route file is now 1,936 lines; the new contract module is 85 lines. No baseline or test limit was raised.
Validation: Bun 1.4.4 typecheck passed for 2,370 files; the loopback/Link/remembered-session cases passed; the structure gate passed. The focused run reported 127 pass and one environment failure because this sparse checkout omits tracked dist/bin/ocx.mjs, which the repository-wide size scan tries to open. Direct evaluation of both changed files returned NEW_OK. The same extraction also passed the full standalone size scanner in the non-sparse #8427 checkout. New-head hosted CI remains the authoritative whole-tree check for this PR.
The previous CodeQL run also reported 21 password-hashing alerts across 18 files. A first source comparison found the highlighted hashing code is mostly unchanged identity/cache/label hashing; only spill-store.ts among those files differs from the integration base, for replay-owner persistence. I have not dismissed those alerts or claimed a completed security review. They remain separate from the repaired file-size failure.
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Summary
Add the explicit experimental
v2-plaintextsubagent mode: V2 catalog pins with the global override off, canonical ChatGPT task compilation, and plaintext-retention acknowledgment at GUI/CLI/API entry. Default-off behavior and the independent legacy flag remain unchanged. Catalog pins affect new chats; enabled compilation also applies to subsequent eligible canonical ChatGPT requests from existing V2 chats. Existing ciphertext is not decrypted, and disabling the mode does not delete retained copies.config setandconfig importcannot newly enter plaintext mode. They direct the operator toocx v2 mode v2-plaintext --acknowledge-plaintext-agent-messages, which also coordinates the native transition. Already-active restoration, unrelated settings, exits and the independent legacy preference remain supported.The dev redesign moves the dashboard mode switch into the settings row. Its existing capability/consent path is preserved there and in the Subagents panel, including the enabled-plaintext hint. WebSocket upgrade data carries both dev's observational client classification (fifth argument) and the admitted replay principal (sixth); client classification cannot grant replay authority.
The owner accepted the feature and its retention behavior. Current head is
e6d38eb1df6b6048bf820e99994e06bd3288aa19, merged with devaa30ea9d5ewithout rewriting author history.Verification
The previous hosted
test 2/5failure was reproduced locally: the newly merged chained-reset fixture called the raw handler without a replay owner, so the next request returned 429 instead of 200. The fixture now uses the existing admitted-owner helper. Its upstream refusal assertions remain intact.The
state.tsmerge keeps owner authorization before spill materialization and preserves upstream's distinction between client-carried and proxy-restored history. A new regression covers that distinction and its propagation to an internal body clone.Bun 1.4.4 validation:
bun check --no-script --noEmit: passed, 2,437 files.bun run structure:checkandgit diff --check: passed.Full local/GUI suites were not repeated because shared Windows storage was under heavy contention; current-head hosted CI supplies broader coverage and passed. No native app acceptance or security-review approval is inferred from these tests.
Hosted-CI follow-up
e6d38eb1dfbinds the newly merged eager-catalog HTTP/WS fixtures to the same admitted principal and own thread as their stored replay. It also waits for the synthetic Claude CLI stdout result write before exiting, preventing large JSON replies from being truncated by pipe buffering. Production behavior is unchanged by this follow-up.claude-cli-client-http.test.tscases passed locally after the stdout fix.--timeout 30000after measured Windows startup exceeded the default 5-second hook budget; no committed test timeout changed.git diff --checkpassed. Current-head hosted CI passed: https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/actions/runs/43185802386 (all five test shards and gates).UI evidence
No visual change in this follow-up. Existing plaintext-mode UI evidence:
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