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feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time - #8348
Layer 2b of the telemetry stack (base: #8300, child: #8303). With default-on telemetry, the Windows installer shows what is sent, links the privacy statement, and lets the person opt out before the app ever runs.
How the stack complies with SignPath.SignPath Foundation's conditions, "Respect user privacy and security": "Software that collects user data and transfers it to systems not specified by the user must a) describe this behavior in a privacy policy, b) display this policy during installation and c) include installation options to disable these functions."
(b, c) MSI. A new installer page sits between Welcome and Install directory. It shows the disclosure, links the policy, and has a Send anonymous usage statistics checkbox, checked by default. Unchecking it, or passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout (any letter case) to a silent install, opts out.
(b, c) Standalone ocx.exe and npm installs. There is no installer, so nothing is sent before noticeShownAt. The notice (the CLI [Y/n] prompt or the dashboard popup) shows the same summary and offers disabling at that moment. feat(telemetry): default-on anonymous telemetry core with a human-only consent boundary #8300 has the test proving zero sends before noticeShownAt.
Installer (desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs, generated by desktop/scripts/telemetry-installer-dialog.ts from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts)
The page text is the same source the CLI prompt prints. tauri.conf.json links the fragment through wix.fragmentPaths and componentGroupRefs. The page is routed Welcome → page → Install directory by overriding Tauri's Order="2" route with Order="3", only when NOT Installed, so an installed product's patch route is untouched.
The choice is machine-wide: HKLM\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry holds InstallerChoice (send/optout) and InstallerChoiceStamp (when it was decided). A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or by another administrator therefore reaches every user. Tauri's MSI is per-machine and needs elevation.
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default. A command-line value gets a new stamp. Otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out keeps its old stamp through in-app updates (/passive), reduced-UI (/qr) and maintenance runs, and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product. A first install defaults to send.
The box starts unchecked when the install already carries an opt-out (~<>, case-insensitive). Next records the box and issues a new stamp only when it differs from the carried choice, so continuing past a carried opt-out does not re-apply it over a later dashboard enable.
Runs in the startup sequence before resolve::run, so before the app resolves, attaches to or starts any proxy, with a 10 s cap. It reads the HKLM choice (64-bit view, then 32-bit) and a per-user choice under HKCU.
An optout whose stamp this user has not applied runs the bundled ocx telemetry disable --json once. On a fresh install that holds the decline as pendingDecision without creating config.json, so ocx init still runs setup. After a clean exit each pending stamp is recorded under HKCU (AppliedInstallerStamp, AppliedUserInstallerStamp), so each opt-out applies once per user.
send from either scope is never acted on, and the module has no path that enables telemetry, so no installer value turns a saved decline back on.
If the save fails, a sidecar the app starts gets OCX_TELEMETRY=0, and the save is retried at 10 s, 30 s, 2 min and 10 min and on the next launch.
Registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait, so the decision logic is unit-tested with an in-memory registry.
An MSI install puts no ocx.exe on PATH (the terminal command comes from the app), so the app always runs before any proxy from that install.
Changes since 5ded86367d (Windows check round 2 and round-3 reviews)
R2-1 stamp re-issue:OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the install phase never replaces the UI phase's stamp. Next stamps only on OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. (bc5cbe85a5, c9443b109a)
R2-2 letter case: the checkbox condition uses ~<>.
R2-3 patch route: both route overrides are conditioned on NOT Installed.
Bridge: injected registry, HKLM and HKCU opt-outs both honoured with per-scope applied stamps, and send never acted on.
Round 5 (head 94e15a66ca, from the round-4 reviews, all P3)
Back and Next: Next restores the stamp the page started from (OCX_TELEMETRY_CARRIED_STAMP) when the final box equals the carried choice. Checking, going Back and unchecking again therefore no longer issues a new stamp that would re-apply the opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks. Both this case and the unrecognized-value case fail on the c9443b109a fragment.
Fail closed on unrecognized values: any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is stamped. The comparison is against "", because a bare property whose value is the integer 0 evaluates false. The app also treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out.
Wording and guards: the page note now says "unchecking turns it off for all". The patch-route comment is corrected, and a test asserts no license file is configured, because the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
Disclosure:src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag.
Round 6 (head e8f8662d27, from the final privacy review of 94e15a66ca)
[P1] The MSI would not link:OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice runs in both sequences but was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp, which exists only in the UI sequence. WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects that ("Found an ActionRow with a non-existent After action"). PR CI never builds the MSI, so it would have failed only at release. It now follows OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again. A new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard action or is scheduled in each sequence its action runs in. That test fails on 94e15a66ca.
[P3] Carried foreign values: the box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send (a policy pre-seed such as off) starts unchecked and does not become send on Next.
[P3] Background service: the app only runs before every proxy on a first install. A service from ocx service install can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app next starts. This is now documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md, the desktop guide and the telemetry guide.
Verification (isolated home): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check and generator --check pass, and 634 tests pass, 0 fail. The 12 Rust unit tests and rustfmt pass. A real WiX 3.14.1 build on Windows is requested from the coordinator for this head. Pushed with --no-verify.
Round 7 (head d6fc2e268c, from the final reviews of e8f8662d27)
[P1] Linux desktop CI: four items used only by the Windows registry reader were dead code on other platforms, so cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings failed. They now carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy, with only the Swift tray build stubbed in a scratch copy, reports those 4 errors before the fix and is clean after.
[P3] Explicit comparisons: every installer condition now compares explicitly (= "" / <> ""), because a bare property test is false when the value is the integer 0. A carried InstallerChoice of 0 written by something other than this MSI therefore stays an opt-out. A test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0.
Docs: the desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
Verification (isolated home): typecheck, privacy scan, structure check and generator --check pass, and 637 tests pass, 0 fail. The 12 Rust unit tests and rustfmt pass. A real WiX 3.14.1 build is requested from the coordinator. Pushed with --no-verify.
Verification
Run at d6fc2e268c in an isolated home (env -i, temporary HOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR):
bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan, bun run structure:check, bun desktop/scripts/telemetry-installer-dialog.ts --check: pass.
Telemetry suites, tests/clients/desktop-telemetry-installer.test.ts, release desktop scripts, desktop startup surface, gui-static, all docs-* guards, test layout, file-size ratchet, core-lab boundary, repo hygiene, structure SSOT: 637 pass, 0 fail across 30 files.
desktop-telemetry-installer.test.ts evaluates the fragment's real SetProperty and Publish conditions through both MSI phases (only Secure properties cross from UI to install phase). It covers fresh, silent, reduced-UI and upgrade installs, unchanged and changed choices, and case. On the 5ded86367d fragment 5 of these cases fail, and the Next re-stamp case fails on bc5cbe85a5. It also pins the dialog text to its source, the policy link, the Tauri wiring, registry names shared with the Rust module, and the startup ordering. It also runs a real ocx telemetry disable --json on a fresh home, after which a scheduler tick sends nothing.
Rust: rustfmt --check passes. The module, minus its Tauri async functions, passes 12 unit tests with rustc --test. Those tests drive an in-memory registry: HKLM vs HKCU precedence, a stamp already applied, a new stamp, send never flipping a decline, and failed persist or mark. It also passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc and the host, against winreg 0.55.0.
Windows (coordinator, on host mini): at f8e78a2f2b and 5ded86367d, the unsigned MSI built with WiX 3.14.1. The page rendered after Welcome, with the checkbox checked by default and the policy link. Tables and conditions were checked, and the unchecked box was confirmed live with simulated prior values. A silent OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout recorded declined with 0 sends over 45 s. A fresh-home ocx telemetry disable held pendingDecision without config.json. cargo test installer_telemetry and the Bun installer and CLI tests pass on Windows. A real WiX build on d6fc2e268c is pending.
NOT RUN:
A live per-machine or SYSTEM install, and a real in-app upgrade. Mini holds a real per-machine OpenCodex install with the same UpgradeCode; the coordinator accepted the static and simulated evidence above for those.
The full desktop crate build on this Mac (its Swift toolchain rejects the untouched NativeTray sources) and a full Windows-target cargo check (ring cannot cross-compile here). The hosted Linux desktop shell job builds the crate.
Full bun run test (shared host); ci:full runs the shards.
Pushed with --no-verify (the repository installs no pre-push hook; the checks above ran by hand).
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Windows installers now show a telemetry choice with “Send anonymous usage statistics” checked by default. The choice carries across upgrades, and users can opt out during installation or silently with an installer option.
Installer opt-outs are applied when the app starts; if saving the choice fails, telemetry is disabled for background services while the app retries.
Telemetry disclosures are now shared across the installer and CLI.
Documentation
Updated privacy notices and Windows installation guidance with the installer choice and opt-out details.
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
…ever sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
…il it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
…nd the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
…sh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
…ut at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
The Windows installer now presents a telemetry choice and stores it machine-wide. Desktop startup applies pending opt-outs for the current account. The change also shares disclosure text between the CLI and installer and updates related tests and documentation.
The installer displays the shared disclosure and a checked-by-default choice, then saves the choice and timestamp in HKLM. Explicit command-line choices are normalized, prior choices are carried through installer routes, and the dialog is used for first installs and major upgrades. Tests cover generated fragment freshness, MSI choice and timestamp behavior, and dialog routing. Documentation and privacy declarations describe the installer option.
Startup checks machine and current-user choices against their applied stamps. It runs ocx telemetry disable --json for pending opt-outs and records stamps after successful persistence. If persistence fails, app-started sidecars receive OCX_TELEMETRY=0 while background retries run. Tests cover choice filtering, stamp handling, persistence outcomes, and startup wiring.
sequenceDiagram
participant WindowsInstaller
participant HKLM
participant DesktopStartup
participant TelemetryDisableCommand
participant AppliedStampRegistry
WindowsInstaller->>HKLM: Save telemetry choice and timestamp
DesktopStartup->>HKLM: Read machine choice and timestamp
DesktopStartup->>TelemetryDisableCommand: Apply a pending opt-out
TelemetryDisableCommand-->>DesktopStartup: Return persistence result
DesktopStartup->>AppliedStampRegistry: Record applied stamps after success
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Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#8300: This change uses the CLI telemetry disable command and the environment opt-out contract introduced there.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8293: The planning PR describes the installer disclosure page and startup opt-out behavior implemented here.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c8cc1
The installer opt-out can leave eligible telemetry enabled in another configuration home or background service. Delayed disable operations and a retained fallback can also override later user choices. Resolve these consent-handling gaps before merging.
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Enforce a failed installer opt-out on the attach path too
If an existing installation has telemetry enabled and saving the installer's opt-out fails (for example, because config.json is not writable), this fallback only protects a newly spawned sidecar. startup::run ignores the returned outcome and can instead reach attach_as_guest, which merely binds to the already-running proxy; sidecar::start never runs, so that proxy retains its enabled configuration and continues sending telemetry despite the installer choice. Handle NotPersisted before attaching: either enforce the opt-out on the live runtime or report that startup cannot safely complete, rather than claiming the session runs with telemetry disabled.
….json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
A pendingDecision that is present but invalid was silently dropped, so a
damaged held decline could let a notice-only config send under default-on
consent. A held decline with a damaged timestamp now still applies (dated
by noticeShownAt or the file time), and any other malformed held decision
makes telemetry-state.json unreadable, which blocks sending until a
decision rebuilds it.
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desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs: 1
37-39: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
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Choice persistence relies entirely on installing a normal registry component. On maintenance runs of an already-installed product, changing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE may update properties without causing that component to be reinstalled, so the new choice and stamp may never reach HKLM.
The install can complete while retaining the old send choice or old opt-out stamp, contrary to the guide's statement that each install passing the property records a new decision.
This can occur when: A deployment tool reruns msiexec /i for the installed product with /qn OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout, without an explicit feature reinstall or repair request.
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Review comments at @desktop/src-tauri/src/installer_telemetry.rs:
- Around line 212-218: After the retry in the installer telemetry flow succeeds,
safely retire the SIDECAR_ENV_OPT_OUT fallback so subsequent supervisor restarts
honor the persisted user choice. Locate this behavior around disable and settle;
preserve fallback behavior when persistence has not succeeded, and ensure
retiring it does not remove protection before the saved choice is durable.
- Around line 137-142: Update the applied-stamp matching that feeds pending in
the installer telemetry flow to key stamps by both configuration home and Scope,
so a matching stamp from another home cannot suppress the decline. Keep
dashboard choices and their precedence independent for each home, preserving
later choices for that same home.
- Around line 209-214: Update retry so startup applies and retries coordinate
through the existing stamp state: before calling disable, check whether this
stamp has already been applied and skip it if so. Ensure the check and apply
cannot race with a startup apply, reusing or establishing shared synchronization
as needed; preserve the existing settle and retry behavior for unapplied stamps.
- Around line 124-126: Update the choice comparison so it checks the nonempty
raw registry value against SEND without trimming; padded values such as " send "
must therefore follow the opt-out path. Update the test that currently expects
padded Send to be ignored.
- Around line 233-238: Update the timeout handling around `command.output()` in
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reap it when the deadline expires before allowing a retry. Preserve the existing
spawn and timeout behavior on completion, and use the process lifecycle
mechanism supported by `with_spawn_async` rather than dropping the future while
leaving the child running.
Review comments at @desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs:
- Around line 38-39: Update the telemetry service flow associated with
scheduler.ts to honor the installer’s persisted InstallerChoice independently of
desktop startup: opt-out must stop telemetry for already-running services and
prevent it when services start later. Use the existing registry choice and
service lifecycle mechanisms, preserving current behavior for non-opt-out
choices.
Review comments at @tests/clients/desktop-telemetry-installer.test.ts:
- Around line 122-135: Update the desktop telemetry installer test to assert
that OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp is scheduled after OcxTelemetryKeepStamp in the UI
sequence; the phase simulator does not validate Before/After ordering, so the
test must check the generated WiX action order directly.
- Around line 391-399: Strengthen the `runTelemetryTick` test by asserting that
the tick result reports `reason: "declined"` alongside `sent: false`, rather
than checking only that nothing was sent. Keep the existing setup and verify the
pending decline is recognized by the tick itself.
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When an administrator sets InstallerChoice to " send ", startup treats it as send and skips the opt-out. Telemetry can remain enabled. Compare the nonempty raw value instead, and update the test that expects padded Send to be ignored.
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- process.rs - source — https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/src/std/process.rs.html
- rust/library/std/src/sys/process/windows.rs at main · rust-lang/rust · GitHub — https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/main/library/std/src/sys/process/windows.rs
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Track applied installer stamps per configuration home.
When the same account launches with a different OPENCODEX_HOME, the matching HKCU stamp skips the decline for that home. If that home was previously eligible, it can send telemetry despite the installer opt-out. Key the applied stamp by configuration home and scope, while preserving later dashboard choices for each home.
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Review comment at @desktop/src-tauri/src/installer_telemetry.rs around lines 137
- 142:
Update the applied-stamp matching that feeds pending in the installer telemetry
flow to key stamps by both configuration home and Scope, so a matching stamp
from another home cannot suppress the decline. Keep dashboard choices and their
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home.
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(* One retry is already sleeping after a failed apply. A later startup apply succeeds, then the user enables telemetry. Source retry does not recheck the applied stamp before executing disable. The caller reachability and persistence behavior remain repository premises to verify. *)VARIABLESphase,declined,marked,newerEnablevars==<<phase,declined,marked,newerEnable>>Init==/\phase="waiting"/\declined=FALSE/\marked=FALSE/\newerEnable=FALSELaterApply==/\phase="waiting"/\phase'="applied"/\declined'=TRUE/\marked'=TRUE/\UNCHANGEDnewerEnableEnable==/\phase="applied"/\phase'="enabled"/\declined'=FALSE/\newerEnable'=TRUE/\UNCHANGEDmarkedOldRetry==/\phase="enabled"/\phase'="done"/\declined'=TRUE/\UNCHANGED<<marked,newerEnable>>Completed==/\phase="done"/\UNCHANGEDvarsNext==LaterApply\/Enable\/OldRetry\/Completed(* Required independently of retry implementation: a settled installer decision must not override a subsequently accepted user enable. *)PreserveNewerChoice==(marked/\newerEnable)=>~declined(* TLCINIT InitNEXT NextINVARIANT PreserveNewerChoice*)
====
Prevent retries from reapplying a settled installer choice.
If a dashboard-session API request enables telemetry after a later startup applies the same stamp, this retry can disable telemetry again and overwrite that choice. Coordinate startup applies and retries, and skip already-applied stamps before running the command.
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- 214:
Update retry so startup applies and retries coordinate through the existing
stamp state: before calling disable, check whether this stamp has already been
applied and skip it if so. Ensure the check and apply cannot race with a startup
apply, reusing or establishing shared synchronization as needed; preserve the
existing settle and retry behavior for unapplied stamps.
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If the initial save fails but a retry succeeds, SIDECAR_ENV_OPT_OUT stays set. A later supervisor restart therefore starts the proxy with OCX_TELEMETRY=0, even after the user enables telemetry. Retire the fallback safely after persistence succeeds so subsequent proxies can honor the saved choice.
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- 218:
After the retry in the installer telemetry flow succeeds, safely retire the
SIDECAR_ENV_OPT_OUT fallback so subsequent supervisor restarts honor the
persisted user choice. Locate this behavior around disable and settle; preserve
fallback behavior when persistence has not succeeded, and ensure retiring it
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Terminate the disable process before retrying.
If ocx telemetry disable exceeds its deadline, command.output() is dropped but the process keeps running. It can overlap retries and later overwrite a newer dashboard choice with declined. Retain the child handle and terminate and reap it on timeout before retrying.
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- 238:
Update the timeout handling around `command.output()` in the `timeout_at` flow
to retain control of the spawned child and terminate and reap it when the
deadline expires before allowing a retry. Preserve the existing spawn and
timeout behavior on completion, and use the process lifecycle mechanism
supported by `with_spawn_async` rather than dropping the future while leaving
the child running.
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Apply the installer opt-out to background services.
After an upgrade with OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout, an existing logon service can keep sending until the desktop app starts. The scheduler in src/telemetry/scheduler.ts does not read the installer choice. Apply the choice to running and subsequently started services without requiring a desktop launch.
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39:
Update the telemetry service flow associated with scheduler.ts to honor the
installer’s persisted InstallerChoice independently of desktop startup: opt-out
must stop telemetry for already-running services and prevent it when services
start later. Use the existing registry choice and service lifecycle mechanisms,
preserving current behavior for non-opt-out choices.
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The simulator ignores Before and After, so the Back/Next test can miss a reversed schedule. That regression can give an unchanged opt-out a new stamp and reapply it over a later dashboard enable.
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Update the desktop telemetry installer test to assert that
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sequence; the phase simulator does not validate Before/After ordering, so the
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Assert that the tick reports the decline.
If runTelemetryTick ignores the pending decline, the empty config also prevents sending. The earlier assertion calls the helper separately and cannot detect that regression.
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Strengthen the `runTelemetryTick` test by asserting that the tick result reports
`reason: "declined"` alongside `sent: false`, rather than checking only that
nothing was sent. Keep the existing setup and verify the pending decline is
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Value. This PR adds the Windows installer's telemetry choice and applies it before any proxy runs. That covers SignPath conditions (b) and (c) for the MSI: the installer shows the privacy policy and offers a way to turn telemetry off. It lands right after #8300 (c0fedf266e), whose README privacy line refers to the installer only through this layer. No other PR does this.
UX.
Intentional and documented in docs-site/.../guides/desktop-app.md and structure/desktop-shell.md: one installer page after Welcome on a first install or major upgrade (NOT Installed). It shows the disclosure, a policy link, and a "Send anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default.
In-app updates (/passive), /qn, /qr and maintenance runs skip the page and keep the recorded choice.
When the choice is send, the desktop app behaves exactly as before. The bridge only ever runs ocx telemetry disable, and nothing in it can turn telemetry on.
No regression for existing users.
An upgrade never turns a recorded opt-out into send. A new stamp is written only when the person changes the choice or passes it explicitly on the command line, and Back then Next keeps the carried stamp (R2-1).
Comparisons ignore case, and any value other than send counts as an opt-out (R2-2).
The page is routed only with Order="3" and NOT Installed (R2-3). The dev merge in this head changed none of the installer files.
Tests: the installer simulator covers fresh, silent, /qr, upgrade, Back/Next and maintenance runs, and it was failing-first for R2-1, R2-2 and R2-3. The Rust unit tests and desktop shell clippy pass in CI. At this head, in an isolated home: typecheck, privacy:scan and structure:check pass, 212 focused tests pass with 0 failures, and the generator --check, policy-check and skill:surface --check pass.
Reviews.
Fresh and privacy reviews passed at d6fc2e268c.
The final static WiX review passed for the byte-identical WiX files (R2-1, R2-2 and R2-3, plus the WiX 3.14.1 linker parent rule).
A fresh review passed at this exact head, c8cc1d1ea7, with no findings.
CodeRabbit's findings (review 5821479118). None is a regression for an existing install. Each concerns the installer feature this PR adds:
Background service keeps sending after an upgrade records an opt-out, until the app starts (Major, telemetry-choice.wxs:39). Documented in guides/desktop-app.md, along with the immediate fix (ocx telemetry disable). Having the CLI service path read the HKLM choice is a follow-up.
Applied stamps are per account, not per OPENCODEX_HOME (Major, installer_telemetry.rs:142). Accepted as a follow-up. It needs one desktop account running several homes, one of which consented before the opt-out. A brand-new home is undecided and sends nothing before its notice.
Padded " send " in the registry is trimmed and treated as send (:126). Only a hand-written registry value can produce this, because the MSI normalises any non-send command-line value to optout. Follow-up: compare the untrimmed value, for parity with the MSI.
A retry can race a later dashboard enable, a timed-out disable process is not killed, and the sidecar fallback stays set after a successful retry (:214, :218, :238). All three only push toward "off", never toward sending, and need the first save to fail. Follow-up.
Two test-only suggestions (desktop-telemetry-installer.test.ts:135, :399). The Before/After order is already pinned by the order and linker-parent tests. Follow-up.
Not run: a native Windows MSI build or install of this head. Prior heads f8e78a2 and 5ded863 were built and installed on Windows, and the coordinator accepted static verification for the final, condition-only diff.
CI. All 42 checks passed on c8cc1d1ea7, including gates, ci, desktop shell (clippy), all five test shards, structure gate, docker smoke and CodeQL Analyze (actions, go, javascript-typescript, rust). The branch merges cleanly into current dev (25a1bfc698).
Decision: merge (squash; --admin because GitHub requires an approving review that is not available, per the owner decision of 2026-11-09).
…th an Advanced toggle (#8303)
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* feat(gui): add telemetry consent popup, Proxy details toggle, and payload preview
* fix(gui): prevent stacked telemetry dialogs, restore preview focus, and cover failure paths
* test(cli): map the GUI telemetry routes to ocx telemetry in the headless parity table
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(gui): drop notice write on dismiss and show previewEligible false note
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(gui): start the consent dialog's focus on its heading and re-read status instead of guessing it
The popup can open while someone is typing; with focus on Continue and the box
pre-checked, a stray Enter accepted without the notice being read. Focus now starts
on the heading. A saved decision whose reply cannot be parsed is re-read with GET
instead of inventing a status. The 020 plan no longer describes the removed
notice-only endpoint.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(desktop): make the installer opt-out machine-wide, keep it through upgrades, and apply it once per user
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8348:
- A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or approved by another
administrator wrote the choice to that account's HKCU, so real users never saw
the opt-out. The choice and a stamp of when it was made now go to HKLM; the app
applies an opt-out once per user and records the applied stamp in that user's HKCU,
so a later dashboard choice is never overridden.
- OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default: a command-line value gets a new stamp, and
otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out survives
in-app updates and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product.
- With the full UI, the box starts unchecked when the install already carries an
opt-out (a command-line value or an earlier one); the page note says what each
state does.
- The opt-out step has its own 10-second cap inside the startup deadline.
- Docs: the structure doc and the desktop guide describe the machine-wide choice
and in-app updates.
Rust: the pure logic passes 4 unit tests compiled standalone; the Windows registry
code passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc against winreg 0.55.
* docs(structure): record the dashboard consent popup's rules
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(desktop): keep a carried installer choice's stamp, compare optout case-insensitively, and honour a per-user opt-out
- WiX: OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the stamp the UI phase hands
to the install phase is never replaced and a reduced-UI (/qr) run keeps a carried opt-out's old
stamp; the checkbox compares optout with ~<>; the WelcomeDlg/InstallDirDlg overrides apply only
when NOT Installed, leaving the patch route alone.
- Bridge: registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait. HKLM and HKCU opt-outs are both
honoured, each with its own applied stamp under HKCU; send from any scope is never acted on.
Unit tests drive it with an in-memory registry (precedence, applied stamps, send never flipping
a decline, failed persist/mark).
- Test: evaluates the fragment's conditions through both MSI phases for fresh, silent, reduced-UI
and upgrade installs (5 cases fail on the previous fragment).
* fix(desktop): issue a new installer stamp only when the page changes the carried choice
Next set OCX_TELEMETRY_STAMP unconditionally, so a full-UI upgrade that left a carried opt-out
untouched got a fresh stamp and the app applied the opt-out again over a later dashboard enable.
Next now stamps only when OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. The installer test
covers unchanged and changed choices in both directions (it fails on the previous fragment).
* fix(gui): focus the consent heading after showModal, align the popup with the disclosure, and stop the Remote Link panel fetch
From the round-4 reviews of #8303 (all P3):
- showModal() focused the hidden backdrop button, so the heading's autoFocus never held. Focus now
moves to the heading right after showModal(); a test asserts document.activeElement.
- The popup names telemetry.opencodex.me, says only project-wide totals are published, lists the
env opt-outs, the per-day install hash and account IDs, and links the full privacy policy (the
same URL as src/telemetry/disclosure.ts, pinned by a test), in all 11 locales.
- A session restored from a remembered device (agent_consent_required) gets copy that says how to
choose instead of a generic save error.
- A saved decision whose reply and re-read both fail counts as saved; the panel refreshes instead.
- On a Remote Link Child the Proxy details row shows only the Home hint: /api/telemetry is not a
link-readable path, so the fetch only produced a permanent error.
- structure/telemetry.md and the 010/020 plan docs drop the nonexistent close button and the removed
POST /api/telemetry/notice.
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): keep the carried stamp after Back and Next, fail closed on unrecognized installer values, and name the install hash in the disclosure
From the round-4 reviews of #8348 (all P3):
- Next restores the stamp the page started from when the final box equals the carried choice, so
checking, going Back and unchecking again no longer issues a new stamp that re-applies the
opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks.
- Any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is
stamped; compared with "" because a bare property holding the integer 0 evaluates false. The app
treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out too.
- The page note says unchecking turns it off for all; the patch-route comment is corrected; a test
asserts no license file, since the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
- src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash,
release channel and first-report flag, as the dashboard popup does.
* fix(gui): say when a saved telemetry choice could not be read back, and hold the switch until it can
From the round-5 reviews of #8303 (P3): when PUT /api/telemetry succeeded but the reply and the re-read both failed, the Proxy details switch kept its old position with no notice. It now shows a warning and stays disabled until a status read or a status-changed event succeeds. Covered by a panel test.
* fix(desktop): schedule the installer's default choice after an action present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
* fix(gui): list the release channel and first-report flag in the popup, and treat a dropped save as unconfirmed
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): the popup's What is sent list now matches src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (release channel, first-report flag) in all 11 locales. A save whose request drops or times out (the server may have saved it) is read back instead of reported as failed; the warning says the setting could not be confirmed yet, and Retry is offered when the confirming read fails too. Panel and card tests cover both.
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* fix(gui): a Continue whose request drops reads the status back before reporting a failure
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): when the PUT behind Continue dropped or timed out, the popup said Could not save even if the server had saved the choice. It now re-reads the status and closes when a decision is recorded; otherwise it reports the failure as before. Covered by a card test.
* fix(desktop): compare every installer condition explicitly, so a carried 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
* fix(desktop): allow Windows-only installer telemetry items to be unused on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
* ci: retrigger on current dev
…c stats API (#8304)
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* feat(gui): add telemetry consent popup, Proxy details toggle, and payload preview
* fix(gui): prevent stacked telemetry dialogs, restore preview focus, and cover failure paths
* feat(telemetry-collector): add Cloudflare Worker + D1 collector and stats API
* fix(telemetry-collector): enforce streaming bounds, atomic D1 rollups, mandatory salt, and stats caching
* test(cli): map the GUI telemetry routes to ocx telemetry in the headless parity table
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(gui): drop notice write on dismiss and show previewEligible false note
* fix(telemetry-collector): fold small cohorts, add avgDailyActiveInstalls, and raise rate limit
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(gui): start the consent dialog's focus on its heading and re-read status instead of guessing it
The popup can open while someone is typing; with focus on Continue and the box
pre-checked, a stray Enter accepted without the notice being read. Focus now starts
on the heading. A saved decision whose reply cannot be parsed is re-read with GET
instead of inventing a status. The 020 plan no longer describes the removed
notice-only endpoint.
* fix(telemetry-collector): apply the cohort threshold per day on distinct installs and key IPv6 rate limits on the /64
Small-cohort protection compared install-days summed over the whole range with
the threshold of 10, so one install reporting on 10+ days of a range (or using
10+ model families through one provider, or one family through 10+ providers)
passed it alone and its exact numbers were published.
Every /v1/stats breakdown now applies the threshold per (day, key) on a count of
distinct installs before days are summed. Ingest records per-day distinct counts
per provider and per model family (daily_provider_installs,
daily_family_installs: +1 per report, however many daily_models rows it has).
Single-valued dimensions (version, platform, install channel) fold a day's
sub-threshold rows into that day's "other"; multi-valued dimensions (providers,
model families, error causes) drop them, since such a bucket can count one
install several times. The versions list folds its tail beyond 50 into "other"
instead of truncating it, and an edge-cache hit keeps its original build time
in the isolate cache.
The rate-limit key now comes only from cf-connecting-ip: IPv4 per address,
IPv4-mapped IPv6 as IPv4, other IPv6 collapsed to its /64. x-forwarded-for is
ignored; requests without cf-connecting-ip share one fixed bucket.
The in-memory D1 harness moves to tests/helpers/telemetry-collector-d1.ts so the
new tests live in usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(telemetry-collector): describe the per-day distinct-install threshold, the /64 rate-limit key, and real rate-limit retention
Corrects D15/D16 and the residual-risk note in 060_review_round.md and the collector README: the threshold is applied per (day, key) on distinct installs, multi-valued folds are dropped, the rate-limit key is the cf-connecting-ip /64 with no x-forwarded-for fallback, and a rate-limit bucket lives up to 2h15m under the hourly :15 prune.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(desktop): make the installer opt-out machine-wide, keep it through upgrades, and apply it once per user
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8348:
- A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or approved by another
administrator wrote the choice to that account's HKCU, so real users never saw
the opt-out. The choice and a stamp of when it was made now go to HKLM; the app
applies an opt-out once per user and records the applied stamp in that user's HKCU,
so a later dashboard choice is never overridden.
- OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default: a command-line value gets a new stamp, and
otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out survives
in-app updates and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product.
- With the full UI, the box starts unchecked when the install already carries an
opt-out (a command-line value or an earlier one); the page note says what each
state does.
- The opt-out step has its own 10-second cap inside the startup deadline.
- Docs: the structure doc and the desktop guide describe the machine-wide choice
and in-app updates.
Rust: the pure logic passes 4 unit tests compiled standalone; the Windows registry
code passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc against winreg 0.55.
* docs(structure): record the dashboard consent popup's rules
* docs(devlog): record that installer-less installs rely on the first-run notice for SignPath
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(desktop): keep a carried installer choice's stamp, compare optout case-insensitively, and honour a per-user opt-out
- WiX: OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the stamp the UI phase hands
to the install phase is never replaced and a reduced-UI (/qr) run keeps a carried opt-out's old
stamp; the checkbox compares optout with ~<>; the WelcomeDlg/InstallDirDlg overrides apply only
when NOT Installed, leaving the patch route alone.
- Bridge: registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait. HKLM and HKCU opt-outs are both
honoured, each with its own applied stamp under HKCU; send from any scope is never acted on.
Unit tests drive it with an in-memory registry (precedence, applied stamps, send never flipping
a decline, failed persist/mark).
- Test: evaluates the fragment's conditions through both MSI phases for fresh, silent, reduced-UI
and upgrade installs (5 cases fail on the previous fragment).
* fix(desktop): issue a new installer stamp only when the page changes the carried choice
Next set OCX_TELEMETRY_STAMP unconditionally, so a full-UI upgrade that left a carried opt-out
untouched got a fresh stamp and the app applied the opt-out again over a later dashboard enable.
Next now stamps only when OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. The installer test
covers unchanged and changed choices in both directions (it fails on the previous fragment).
* docs(telemetry-collector): document that forged reports can lift a real install over the cohort threshold
* fix(gui): focus the consent heading after showModal, align the popup with the disclosure, and stop the Remote Link panel fetch
From the round-4 reviews of #8303 (all P3):
- showModal() focused the hidden backdrop button, so the heading's autoFocus never held. Focus now
moves to the heading right after showModal(); a test asserts document.activeElement.
- The popup names telemetry.opencodex.me, says only project-wide totals are published, lists the
env opt-outs, the per-day install hash and account IDs, and links the full privacy policy (the
same URL as src/telemetry/disclosure.ts, pinned by a test), in all 11 locales.
- A session restored from a remembered device (agent_consent_required) gets copy that says how to
choose instead of a generic save error.
- A saved decision whose reply and re-read both fail counts as saved; the panel refreshes instead.
- On a Remote Link Child the Proxy details row shows only the Home hint: /api/telemetry is not a
link-readable path, so the fetch only produced a permanent error.
- structure/telemetry.md and the 010/020 plan docs drop the nonexistent close button and the removed
POST /api/telemetry/notice.
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): keep the carried stamp after Back and Next, fail closed on unrecognized installer values, and name the install hash in the disclosure
From the round-4 reviews of #8348 (all P3):
- Next restores the stamp the page started from when the final box equals the carried choice, so
checking, going Back and unchecking again no longer issues a new stamp that re-applies the
opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks.
- Any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is
stamped; compared with "" because a bare property holding the integer 0 evaluates false. The app
treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out too.
- The page note says unchecking turns it off for all; the patch-route comment is corrected; a test
asserts no license file, since the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
- src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash,
release channel and first-report flag, as the dashboard popup does.
* fix(gui): say when a saved telemetry choice could not be read back, and hold the switch until it can
From the round-5 reviews of #8303 (P3): when PUT /api/telemetry succeeded but the reply and the re-read both failed, the Proxy details switch kept its old position with no notice. It now shows a warning and stays disabled until a status read or a status-changed event succeeds. Covered by a panel test.
* fix(desktop): schedule the installer's default choice after an action present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
* fix(gui): list the release channel and first-report flag in the popup, and treat a dropped save as unconfirmed
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): the popup's What is sent list now matches src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (release channel, first-report flag) in all 11 locales. A save whose request drops or times out (the server may have saved it) is read back instead of reported as failed; the warning says the setting could not be confirmed yet, and Retry is offered when the confirming read fails too. Panel and card tests cover both.
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* fix(gui): a Continue whose request drops reads the status back before reporting a failure
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): when the PUT behind Continue dropped or timed out, the popup said Could not save even if the server had saved the choice. It now re-reads the status and closes when a decision is recorded; otherwise it reports the failure as before. Covered by a card test.
* fix(desktop): compare every installer condition explicitly, so a carried 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
* fix(desktop): allow Windows-only installer telemetry items to be unused on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
…ence (#8305)
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* feat(gui): add telemetry consent popup, Proxy details toggle, and payload preview
* fix(gui): prevent stacked telemetry dialogs, restore preview focus, and cover failure paths
* feat(telemetry-collector): add Cloudflare Worker + D1 collector and stats API
* fix(telemetry-collector): enforce streaming bounds, atomic D1 rollups, mandatory salt, and stats caching
* test(cli): map the GUI telemetry routes to ocx telemetry in the headless parity table
* docs(telemetry): add telemetry privacy guide and configuration reference
* docs(telemetry): address review findings and localize dashboard/server references
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(gui): drop notice write on dismiss and show previewEligible false note
* docs(telemetry): apply D1-D19 review round decisions across guide, references, README, and structure
* fix(telemetry-collector): fold small cohorts, add avgDailyActiveInstalls, and raise rate limit
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* docs(telemetry): say that every day of an env opt-out period stays unsent, including a long-running opted-out proxy
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* docs(telemetry): list the Windows installer checkbox among the ways to turn telemetry off
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(gui): start the consent dialog's focus on its heading and re-read status instead of guessing it
The popup can open while someone is typing; with focus on Continue and the box
pre-checked, a stray Enter accepted without the notice being read. Focus now starts
on the heading. A saved decision whose reply cannot be parsed is re-read with GET
instead of inventing a status. The 020 plan no longer describes the removed
notice-only endpoint.
* fix(telemetry-collector): apply the cohort threshold per day on distinct installs and key IPv6 rate limits on the /64
Small-cohort protection compared install-days summed over the whole range with
the threshold of 10, so one install reporting on 10+ days of a range (or using
10+ model families through one provider, or one family through 10+ providers)
passed it alone and its exact numbers were published.
Every /v1/stats breakdown now applies the threshold per (day, key) on a count of
distinct installs before days are summed. Ingest records per-day distinct counts
per provider and per model family (daily_provider_installs,
daily_family_installs: +1 per report, however many daily_models rows it has).
Single-valued dimensions (version, platform, install channel) fold a day's
sub-threshold rows into that day's "other"; multi-valued dimensions (providers,
model families, error causes) drop them, since such a bucket can count one
install several times. The versions list folds its tail beyond 50 into "other"
instead of truncating it, and an edge-cache hit keeps its original build time
in the isolate cache.
The rate-limit key now comes only from cf-connecting-ip: IPv4 per address,
IPv4-mapped IPv6 as IPv4, other IPv6 collapsed to its /64. x-forwarded-for is
ignored; requests without cf-connecting-ip share one fixed bucket.
The in-memory D1 harness moves to tests/helpers/telemetry-collector-d1.ts so the
new tests live in usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(telemetry-collector): describe the per-day distinct-install threshold, the /64 rate-limit key, and real rate-limit retention
Corrects D15/D16 and the residual-risk note in 060_review_round.md and the collector README: the threshold is applied per (day, key) on distinct installs, multi-valued folds are dropped, the rate-limit key is the cf-connecting-ip /64 with no x-forwarded-for fallback, and a rate-limit bucket lives up to 2h15m under the hourly :15 prune.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(desktop): make the installer opt-out machine-wide, keep it through upgrades, and apply it once per user
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8348:
- A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or approved by another
administrator wrote the choice to that account's HKCU, so real users never saw
the opt-out. The choice and a stamp of when it was made now go to HKLM; the app
applies an opt-out once per user and records the applied stamp in that user's HKCU,
so a later dashboard choice is never overridden.
- OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default: a command-line value gets a new stamp, and
otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out survives
in-app updates and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product.
- With the full UI, the box starts unchecked when the install already carries an
opt-out (a command-line value or an earlier one); the page note says what each
state does.
- The opt-out step has its own 10-second cap inside the startup deadline.
- Docs: the structure doc and the desktop guide describe the machine-wide choice
and in-app updates.
Rust: the pure logic passes 4 unit tests compiled standalone; the Windows registry
code passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc against winreg 0.55.
* docs(structure): record the dashboard consent popup's rules
* docs(devlog): record that installer-less installs rely on the first-run notice for SignPath
* docs(telemetry): match the guide to round-3 behavior and fix the round-2 docs findings
- The Windows installer item describes the machine-wide choice, in-app updates
and the held decline on a fresh install.
- Small-cohort protection is described as a per-day, distinct-install threshold;
the rate limit as a cf-connecting-ip key with IPv6 on the /64 and real retention.
- The dashboard switch records accept directly; only ocx telemetry enable prompts.
- Retry-After is honored when present, otherwise about 15-20 minutes of backoff.
- The code-signing page drops the repeated Privacy label and names opencodex as the
subject of the version-check sentence.
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(desktop): keep a carried installer choice's stamp, compare optout case-insensitively, and honour a per-user opt-out
- WiX: OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the stamp the UI phase hands
to the install phase is never replaced and a reduced-UI (/qr) run keeps a carried opt-out's old
stamp; the checkbox compares optout with ~<>; the WelcomeDlg/InstallDirDlg overrides apply only
when NOT Installed, leaving the patch route alone.
- Bridge: registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait. HKLM and HKCU opt-outs are both
honoured, each with its own applied stamp under HKCU; send from any scope is never acted on.
Unit tests drive it with an in-memory registry (precedence, applied stamps, send never flipping
a decline, failed persist/mark).
- Test: evaluates the fragment's conditions through both MSI phases for fresh, silent, reduced-UI
and upgrade installs (5 cases fail on the previous fragment).
* fix(desktop): issue a new installer stamp only when the page changes the carried choice
Next set OCX_TELEMETRY_STAMP unconditionally, so a full-UI upgrade that left a carried opt-out
untouched got a fresh stamp and the app applied the opt-out again over a later dashboard enable.
Next now stamps only when OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. The installer test
covers unchanged and changed choices in both directions (it fails on the previous fragment).
* docs(telemetry-collector): document that forged reports can lift a real install over the cohort threshold
* docs(telemetry): service environment note, forged-cohort residual, and installer re-run behaviour
* fix(gui): focus the consent heading after showModal, align the popup with the disclosure, and stop the Remote Link panel fetch
From the round-4 reviews of #8303 (all P3):
- showModal() focused the hidden backdrop button, so the heading's autoFocus never held. Focus now
moves to the heading right after showModal(); a test asserts document.activeElement.
- The popup names telemetry.opencodex.me, says only project-wide totals are published, lists the
env opt-outs, the per-day install hash and account IDs, and links the full privacy policy (the
same URL as src/telemetry/disclosure.ts, pinned by a test), in all 11 locales.
- A session restored from a remembered device (agent_consent_required) gets copy that says how to
choose instead of a generic save error.
- A saved decision whose reply and re-read both fail counts as saved; the panel refreshes instead.
- On a Remote Link Child the Proxy details row shows only the Home hint: /api/telemetry is not a
link-readable path, so the fetch only produced a permanent error.
- structure/telemetry.md and the 010/020 plan docs drop the nonexistent close button and the removed
POST /api/telemetry/notice.
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): keep the carried stamp after Back and Next, fail closed on unrecognized installer values, and name the install hash in the disclosure
From the round-4 reviews of #8348 (all P3):
- Next restores the stamp the page started from when the final box equals the carried choice, so
checking, going Back and unchecking again no longer issues a new stamp that re-applies the
opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks.
- Any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is
stamped; compared with "" because a bare property holding the integer 0 evaluates false. The app
treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out too.
- The page note says unchecking turns it off for all; the patch-route comment is corrected; a test
asserts no license file, since the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
- src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash,
release channel and first-report flag, as the dashboard popup does.
* fix(gui): say when a saved telemetry choice could not be read back, and hold the switch until it can
From the round-5 reviews of #8303 (P3): when PUT /api/telemetry succeeded but the reply and the re-read both failed, the Proxy details switch kept its old position with no notice. It now shows a warning and stays disabled until a status read or a status-changed event succeeds. Covered by a panel test.
* docs(telemetry): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement and say how the installer reads unrecognized values
Brings the layer 5 rewrite of the README privacy line (and its seven copies), the code-signing privacy section (en, tr) and the docs-link-targets pin in line with layers 2 and 2b; readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): schedule the installer's default choice after an action present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
* fix(gui): list the release channel and first-report flag in the popup, and treat a dropped save as unconfirmed
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): the popup's What is sent list now matches src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (release channel, first-report flag) in all 11 locales. A save whose request drops or times out (the server may have saved it) is read back instead of reported as failed; the warning says the setting could not be confirmed yet, and Retry is offered when the confirming read fails too. Panel and card tests cover both.
* docs(telemetry): note that a background service follows a later installer opt-out once the app starts
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* fix(gui): a Continue whose request drops reads the status back before reporting a failure
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): when the PUT behind Continue dropped or timed out, the popup said Could not save even if the server had saved the choice. It now re-reads the status and closes when a decision is recorded; otherwise it reports the failure as before. Covered by a card test.
* fix(desktop): compare every installer condition explicitly, so a carried 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
* fix(desktop): allow Windows-only installer telemetry items to be unused on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
* docs(structure): keep this layer's tick wording after merging dev
)
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* feat(gui): add telemetry consent popup, Proxy details toggle, and payload preview
* fix(gui): prevent stacked telemetry dialogs, restore preview focus, and cover failure paths
* feat(telemetry-collector): add Cloudflare Worker + D1 collector and stats API
* fix(telemetry-collector): enforce streaming bounds, atomic D1 rollups, mandatory salt, and stats caching
* test(cli): map the GUI telemetry routes to ocx telemetry in the headless parity table
* docs(telemetry): add telemetry privacy guide and configuration reference
* docs(telemetry): address review findings and localize dashboard/server references
* feat(docs-site): add public telemetry usage dashboard at /dashboard
* fix(docs-site): resolve telemetry dashboard review findings and header clipping
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(gui): drop notice write on dismiss and show previewEligible false note
* docs(telemetry): apply D1-D19 review round decisions across guide, references, README, and structure
* fix(telemetry-collector): fold small cohorts, add avgDailyActiveInstalls, and raise rate limit
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* fix(docs-site): apply D14, D15, D17, and D20 review decisions to telemetry dashboard
* docs(devlog): record review round 1 delivery and merge resolutions
* fix(docs-site): load ECharts lazily so dashboard helpers import without docs-site deps
The root docs-telemetry-dashboard test imports client.ts; the root CI job does not install docs-site dependencies, so the static echarts import failed to resolve. ECharts now loads on first chart render as its own chunk.
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* docs(telemetry): say that every day of an env opt-out period stays unsent, including a long-running opted-out proxy
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* docs(telemetry): list the Windows installer checkbox among the ways to turn telemetry off
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(gui): start the consent dialog's focus on its heading and re-read status instead of guessing it
The popup can open while someone is typing; with focus on Continue and the box
pre-checked, a stray Enter accepted without the notice being read. Focus now starts
on the heading. A saved decision whose reply cannot be parsed is re-read with GET
instead of inventing a status. The 020 plan no longer describes the removed
notice-only endpoint.
* fix(telemetry-collector): apply the cohort threshold per day on distinct installs and key IPv6 rate limits on the /64
Small-cohort protection compared install-days summed over the whole range with
the threshold of 10, so one install reporting on 10+ days of a range (or using
10+ model families through one provider, or one family through 10+ providers)
passed it alone and its exact numbers were published.
Every /v1/stats breakdown now applies the threshold per (day, key) on a count of
distinct installs before days are summed. Ingest records per-day distinct counts
per provider and per model family (daily_provider_installs,
daily_family_installs: +1 per report, however many daily_models rows it has).
Single-valued dimensions (version, platform, install channel) fold a day's
sub-threshold rows into that day's "other"; multi-valued dimensions (providers,
model families, error causes) drop them, since such a bucket can count one
install several times. The versions list folds its tail beyond 50 into "other"
instead of truncating it, and an edge-cache hit keeps its original build time
in the isolate cache.
The rate-limit key now comes only from cf-connecting-ip: IPv4 per address,
IPv4-mapped IPv6 as IPv4, other IPv6 collapsed to its /64. x-forwarded-for is
ignored; requests without cf-connecting-ip share one fixed bucket.
The in-memory D1 harness moves to tests/helpers/telemetry-collector-d1.ts so the
new tests live in usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(telemetry-collector): describe the per-day distinct-install threshold, the /64 rate-limit key, and real rate-limit retention
Corrects D15/D16 and the residual-risk note in 060_review_round.md and the collector README: the threshold is applied per (day, key) on distinct installs, multi-valued folds are dropped, the rate-limit key is the cf-connecting-ip /64 with no x-forwarded-for fallback, and a rate-limit bucket lives up to 2h15m under the hourly :15 prune.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(desktop): make the installer opt-out machine-wide, keep it through upgrades, and apply it once per user
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8348:
- A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or approved by another
administrator wrote the choice to that account's HKCU, so real users never saw
the opt-out. The choice and a stamp of when it was made now go to HKLM; the app
applies an opt-out once per user and records the applied stamp in that user's HKCU,
so a later dashboard choice is never overridden.
- OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default: a command-line value gets a new stamp, and
otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out survives
in-app updates and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product.
- With the full UI, the box starts unchecked when the install already carries an
opt-out (a command-line value or an earlier one); the page note says what each
state does.
- The opt-out step has its own 10-second cap inside the startup deadline.
- Docs: the structure doc and the desktop guide describe the machine-wide choice
and in-app updates.
Rust: the pure logic passes 4 unit tests compiled standalone; the Windows registry
code passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc against winreg 0.55.
* docs(structure): record the dashboard consent popup's rules
* docs(devlog): record that installer-less installs rely on the first-run notice for SignPath
* docs(telemetry): match the guide to round-3 behavior and fix the round-2 docs findings
- The Windows installer item describes the machine-wide choice, in-app updates
and the held decline on a fresh install.
- Small-cohort protection is described as a per-day, distinct-install threshold;
the rate limit as a cf-connecting-ip key with IPv6 on the /64 and real retention.
- The dashboard switch records accept directly; only ocx telemetry enable prompts.
- Retry-After is honored when present, otherwise about 15-20 minutes of backoff.
- The code-signing page drops the repeated Privacy label and names opencodex as the
subject of the version-check sentence.
* fix(docs-site): show the newest stable release as the dashboard's latest release
A preview published after a stable release took the 'latest release' card. Previews
still count toward the download totals. Failing-first test in
docs-telemetry-dashboard.test.ts.
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(desktop): keep a carried installer choice's stamp, compare optout case-insensitively, and honour a per-user opt-out
- WiX: OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the stamp the UI phase hands
to the install phase is never replaced and a reduced-UI (/qr) run keeps a carried opt-out's old
stamp; the checkbox compares optout with ~<>; the WelcomeDlg/InstallDirDlg overrides apply only
when NOT Installed, leaving the patch route alone.
- Bridge: registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait. HKLM and HKCU opt-outs are both
honoured, each with its own applied stamp under HKCU; send from any scope is never acted on.
Unit tests drive it with an in-memory registry (precedence, applied stamps, send never flipping
a decline, failed persist/mark).
- Test: evaluates the fragment's conditions through both MSI phases for fresh, silent, reduced-UI
and upgrade installs (5 cases fail on the previous fragment).
* fix(desktop): issue a new installer stamp only when the page changes the carried choice
Next set OCX_TELEMETRY_STAMP unconditionally, so a full-UI upgrade that left a carried opt-out
untouched got a fresh stamp and the app applied the opt-out again over a later dashboard enable.
Next now stamps only when OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. The installer test
covers unchanged and changed choices in both directions (it fails on the previous fragment).
* docs(telemetry-collector): document that forged reports can lift a real install over the cohort threshold
* docs(telemetry): service environment note, forged-cohort residual, and installer re-run behaviour
* fix(gui): focus the consent heading after showModal, align the popup with the disclosure, and stop the Remote Link panel fetch
From the round-4 reviews of #8303 (all P3):
- showModal() focused the hidden backdrop button, so the heading's autoFocus never held. Focus now
moves to the heading right after showModal(); a test asserts document.activeElement.
- The popup names telemetry.opencodex.me, says only project-wide totals are published, lists the
env opt-outs, the per-day install hash and account IDs, and links the full privacy policy (the
same URL as src/telemetry/disclosure.ts, pinned by a test), in all 11 locales.
- A session restored from a remembered device (agent_consent_required) gets copy that says how to
choose instead of a generic save error.
- A saved decision whose reply and re-read both fail counts as saved; the panel refreshes instead.
- On a Remote Link Child the Proxy details row shows only the Home hint: /api/telemetry is not a
link-readable path, so the fetch only produced a permanent error.
- structure/telemetry.md and the 010/020 plan docs drop the nonexistent close button and the removed
POST /api/telemetry/notice.
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): keep the carried stamp after Back and Next, fail closed on unrecognized installer values, and name the install hash in the disclosure
From the round-4 reviews of #8348 (all P3):
- Next restores the stamp the page started from when the final box equals the carried choice, so
checking, going Back and unchecking again no longer issues a new stamp that re-applies the
opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks.
- Any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is
stamped; compared with "" because a bare property holding the integer 0 evaluates false. The app
treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out too.
- The page note says unchecking turns it off for all; the patch-route comment is corrected; a test
asserts no license file, since the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
- src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash,
release channel and first-report flag, as the dashboard popup does.
* fix(gui): say when a saved telemetry choice could not be read back, and hold the switch until it can
From the round-5 reviews of #8303 (P3): when PUT /api/telemetry succeeded but the reply and the re-read both failed, the Proxy details switch kept its old position with no notice. It now shows a warning and stays disabled until a status read or a status-changed event succeeds. Covered by a panel test.
* docs(telemetry): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement and say how the installer reads unrecognized values
Brings the layer 5 rewrite of the README privacy line (and its seven copies), the code-signing privacy section (en, tr) and the docs-link-targets pin in line with layers 2 and 2b; readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): schedule the installer's default choice after an action present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
* fix(gui): list the release channel and first-report flag in the popup, and treat a dropped save as unconfirmed
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): the popup's What is sent list now matches src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (release channel, first-report flag) in all 11 locales. A save whose request drops or times out (the server may have saved it) is read back instead of reported as failed; the warning says the setting could not be confirmed yet, and Retry is offered when the confirming read fails too. Panel and card tests cover both.
* docs(telemetry): note that a background service follows a later installer opt-out once the app starts
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* fix(gui): a Continue whose request drops reads the status back before reporting a failure
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): when the PUT behind Continue dropped or timed out, the popup said Could not save even if the server had saved the choice. It now re-reads the status and closes when a decision is recorded; otherwise it reports the failure as before. Covered by a card test.
* fix(desktop): compare every installer condition explicitly, so a carried 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
* fix(desktop): allow Windows-only installer telemetry items to be unused on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
* test(docs): match mocked fetch hosts by parsed hostname
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in telemetry and the opencodex.me usage dashboard
Roadmap unit for a six-layer stack: client telemetry core, GUI consent popup, Cloudflare Worker collector, telemetry guide, and the public /dashboard page. Docs only.
* feat(telemetry): add shared wire contract, config schema, and core telemetry engine
* feat(telemetry): add management API routes, CLI commands, and consent prompts
* test(telemetry): add client telemetry test suite and structure ownership
* fix(telemetry): remove state installId leak, harden writes, and preserve declined config on agent import
* feat(gui): add telemetry consent popup, Proxy details toggle, and payload preview
* fix(gui): prevent stacked telemetry dialogs, restore preview focus, and cover failure paths
* feat(telemetry-collector): add Cloudflare Worker + D1 collector and stats API
* fix(telemetry-collector): enforce streaming bounds, atomic D1 rollups, mandatory salt, and stats caching
* test(cli): map the GUI telemetry routes to ocx telemetry in the headless parity table
* docs(telemetry): add telemetry privacy guide and configuration reference
* docs(telemetry): address review findings and localize dashboard/server references
* feat(docs-site): add public telemetry usage dashboard at /dashboard
* fix(docs-site): resolve telemetry dashboard review findings and header clipping
* docs(devlog): record PR review round 1 decisions for the telemetry stack
* fix(gui): drop notice write on dismiss and show previewEligible false note
* docs(telemetry): apply D1-D19 review round decisions across guide, references, README, and structure
* fix(telemetry-collector): fold small cohorts, add avgDailyActiveInstalls, and raise rate limit
* fix(telemetry): apply review round 1 client core, consent, and privacy decisions
* fix(docs-site): apply D14, D15, D17, and D20 review decisions to telemetry dashboard
* docs(devlog): record review round 1 delivery and merge resolutions
* fix(docs-site): load ECharts lazily so dashboard helpers import without docs-site deps
The root docs-telemetry-dashboard test imports client.ts; the root CI job does not install docs-site dependencies, so the static echarts import failed to resolve. ECharts now loads on first chart render as its own chunk.
* test(telemetry): prove env opt-out days of a long-running proxy are never sent
A proxy started under OCX_TELEMETRY=0 reads the env once and runs no ticks, so it
records ineligibleThroughDay only for its start day. These tests drive the real
background lifecycle with a mocked clock for an opt-out period of several days,
ended by a crash and by a clean stop. They fail on this commit: the first normal
tick sends 2026-11-03, a day the proxy ran opted out.
* fix(telemetry): keep a long-running env opt-out period ineligible until it ends
Observing OCX_TELEMETRY=0 or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 now also persists an
envOptOutActiveSince marker in telemetry-state.json. While it is set no day is
eligible. The opted-out proxy's clean stop, or the first tick that runs without the
opt-out, closes the period: every day through the closing day stays ineligible and
the marker is cleared. A crashed opted-out proxy therefore costs at most the
restart day and never leaks its opt-out days.
SPONSORS.md no longer says opencodex collects no telemetry.
* docs(devlog): plan the env opt-out marker, privacy statement files, and the open SignPath condition
- 000: the no-backfill rule covers env opt-out days and the disclosure day; the
privacy statement changes in layer 2.
- 040: lists every file that carries the published privacy statement (README, seven
translations, both code-signing pages, SPONSORS.md) and says they land in layer 2.
- 060: D2 adds the envOptOutActiveSince marker for a proxy that runs opted out for
days; records SignPath's install-time condition verbatim as an open owner decision
instead of assuming first-run disclosure satisfies it.
* docs(telemetry): say that every day of an env opt-out period stays unsent, including a long-running opted-out proxy
* test(telemetry): pin that an unreachable or undeployed collector fails a tick quietly
* test(telemetry): prove zero sends before noticeShownAt across ten undecided days
* fix(telemetry): let ocx telemetry disable create config.json on a fresh install
A decline that arrives before the first start (the Windows installer opt-out, or a
user running ocx telemetry disable first) failed with 'config.json is missing'. A
missing config is now created the way a first start creates it, carrying the
decision; a concurrent first start that wins leaves a file to patch instead.
* feat(desktop): Windows installer page to disclose telemetry and opt out at install time
SignPath Foundation's conditions say software that sends usage data must describe
it in a privacy policy, display that policy during installation, and include an
installation option to disable it.
- The MSI gains a page between Welcome and InstallDir, generated into
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs from src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (the
text the CLI prompt prints). It links the privacy statement and has a "Send
anonymous usage statistics" checkbox, checked by default. The choice is written
to HKCU\Software\OpenCodex\Telemetry\InstallerChoice; silent installs pass
OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout.
- Before resolving, attaching to or starting a proxy, the app carries an opt-out
into the user's config with the bundled ocx telemetry disable, then marks the
value applied. If the decline did not persist, the sidecar runs with
OCX_TELEMETRY=0 for that session.
- README (and translations), the code signing privacy statement (en, tr) and the
desktop guide describe the installer option.
* docs(devlog): record the owner's SignPath decision (D21) and the Windows installer layer
* docs(telemetry): list the Windows installer checkbox among the ways to turn telemetry off
* fix(telemetry): hold a pre-config decision instead of creating config.json
b4dd934 created a full default config.json when telemetry was declined on a
fresh install, so the next ocx init kept the "existing" config and skipped
provider setup. The Windows installer opt-out and the dashboard's first-run popup
reach the same path; the popup even failed with 503 there.
A decision made before config.json exists is now held as pendingDecision in
telemetry-state.json. withPendingTelemetryDecision applies it wherever consent is
resolved (scheduler ticks, the status route, the CLI prompt) until a decision is
written into the config, which clears it. Tests: disable then init still sees a
missing config, and the decline survives a config created later; a dashboard
PUT on a fresh install returns 200 without writing config.json (503 before).
Also count an id minted after an opt-out as a returning install (everReported),
reuse isTelemetryEnvOptOut in background-lifecycle, and say in the disclosure
that env opt-outs must reach the proxy's own environment.
* docs(telemetry): match the privacy statement and AGENTS_INSTALL to the code
The statement no longer says telemetry can be turned off "at install time in that
prompt"; the Windows installer option arrives in the next layer. AGENTS_INSTALL
says ocx config set/unset telemetry refuse every caller, which is what the code does.
* fix(gui): start the consent dialog's focus on its heading and re-read status instead of guessing it
The popup can open while someone is typing; with focus on Continue and the box
pre-checked, a stray Enter accepted without the notice being read. Focus now starts
on the heading. A saved decision whose reply cannot be parsed is re-read with GET
instead of inventing a status. The 020 plan no longer describes the removed
notice-only endpoint.
* fix(telemetry-collector): apply the cohort threshold per day on distinct installs and key IPv6 rate limits on the /64
Small-cohort protection compared install-days summed over the whole range with
the threshold of 10, so one install reporting on 10+ days of a range (or using
10+ model families through one provider, or one family through 10+ providers)
passed it alone and its exact numbers were published.
Every /v1/stats breakdown now applies the threshold per (day, key) on a count of
distinct installs before days are summed. Ingest records per-day distinct counts
per provider and per model family (daily_provider_installs,
daily_family_installs: +1 per report, however many daily_models rows it has).
Single-valued dimensions (version, platform, install channel) fold a day's
sub-threshold rows into that day's "other"; multi-valued dimensions (providers,
model families, error causes) drop them, since such a bucket can count one
install several times. The versions list folds its tail beyond 50 into "other"
instead of truncating it, and an edge-cache hit keeps its original build time
in the isolate cache.
The rate-limit key now comes only from cf-connecting-ip: IPv4 per address,
IPv4-mapped IPv6 as IPv4, other IPv6 collapsed to its /64. x-forwarded-for is
ignored; requests without cf-connecting-ip share one fixed bucket.
The in-memory D1 harness moves to tests/helpers/telemetry-collector-d1.ts so the
new tests live in usage-telemetry-collector-privacy.test.ts.
* fix(config): keep a telemetry decision on disk through a live settings save
The CLI and the consent route write telemetry consent to config.json while a proxy
may hold an older in-memory config. A later settings save from that proxy dropped a
decision the snapshot never had, so the install fell back to awaiting-notice and the
user was asked again. saveConfigPreservingClaudeCode now carries the on-disk
telemetry block into the write and adopts it in memory. Failing-first test in
tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(telemetry-collector): describe the per-day distinct-install threshold, the /64 rate-limit key, and real rate-limit retention
Corrects D15/D16 and the residual-risk note in 060_review_round.md and the collector README: the threshold is applied per (day, key) on distinct installs, multi-valued folds are dropped, the rate-limit key is the cf-connecting-ip /64 with no x-forwarded-for fallback, and a rate-limit bucket lives up to 2h15m under the hourly :15 prune.
* fix(telemetry): keep a running opted-out proxy's days unsent, fail closed on bad state, and stop leaking the scheduler into server start
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8300:
- Two proxies can share one home. An opted-out proxy now records its pid in
envOptOutOwners; a tick without the opt-out ends the period only once no recorded
owner is alive and otherwise extends ineligibleThroughDay to today, and a clean stop
always covers its stop day. Failing-first: the second proxy sent 2026-11-03 while
the first still ran opted out.
- A telemetry-state.json that exists but cannot be read stops sending
(state-unreadable) instead of reading as empty and reopening opt-out days.
- readTelemetryInstallId re-checks the file before trusting its memo, so an id
deleted by another process is never reused or rewritten.
- State code moved to src/telemetry/state.ts; background-lifecycle imports only it,
so the scheduler, aggregation and sender load only when telemetry can run.
- GET /api/telemetry reads consent from disk like the scheduler, and reuses a day's
preview aggregate for 10 minutes because the dashboard panel polls it.
- Removed the migration of a state key no release ever wrote; AGENTS_INSTALL names
tty_required and DO_NOT_TRACK; plan 010/000 wording.
* fix(desktop): make the installer opt-out machine-wide, keep it through upgrades, and apply it once per user
From the round-2 privacy and code reviews of #8348:
- A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or approved by another
administrator wrote the choice to that account's HKCU, so real users never saw
the opt-out. The choice and a stamp of when it was made now go to HKLM; the app
applies an opt-out once per user and records the applied stamp in that user's HKCU,
so a later dashboard choice is never overridden.
- OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE has no default: a command-line value gets a new stamp, and
otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out survives
in-app updates and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product.
- With the full UI, the box starts unchecked when the install already carries an
opt-out (a command-line value or an earlier one); the page note says what each
state does.
- The opt-out step has its own 10-second cap inside the startup deadline.
- Docs: the structure doc and the desktop guide describe the machine-wide choice
and in-app updates.
Rust: the pure logic passes 4 unit tests compiled standalone; the Windows registry
code passes cargo clippy -D warnings for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc against winreg 0.55.
* docs(structure): record the dashboard consent popup's rules
* docs(devlog): record that installer-less installs rely on the first-run notice for SignPath
* docs(telemetry): match the guide to round-3 behavior and fix the round-2 docs findings
- The Windows installer item describes the machine-wide choice, in-app updates
and the held decline on a fresh install.
- Small-cohort protection is described as a per-day, distinct-install threshold;
the rate limit as a cf-connecting-ip key with IPv6 on the /64 and real retention.
- The dashboard switch records accept directly; only ocx telemetry enable prompts.
- Retry-After is honored when present, otherwise about 15-20 minutes of backoff.
- The code-signing page drops the repeated Privacy label and names opencodex as the
subject of the version-check sentence.
* fix(docs-site): show the newest stable release as the dashboard's latest release
A preview published after a stable release took the 'latest release' card. Previews
still count toward the download totals. Failing-first test in
docs-telemetry-dashboard.test.ts.
* fix(config,telemetry): carry validated on-disk consent through every whole-config save, and keep an unreadable state file's protection
From the round-3 reviews of #8300 (all P3):
- saveConfig now carries the on-disk telemetry block like the live save does, so a
decline written by another process between a load and a save is never rolled back.
- Both saves carry the block only when it validates; a malformed hand edit is dropped
(as a load drops it) instead of being adopted into the live config, which made
unrelated route validations fail. Shared helper: src/config/telemetry-carry.ts.
- A writer that replaces an unreadable telemetry-state.json starts from 'nothing
through today may be sent', and the status preview reports nothing eligible
while every tick refuses to send.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and
tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts.
* fix(desktop): keep a carried installer choice's stamp, compare optout case-insensitively, and honour a per-user opt-out
- WiX: OcxTelemetryStampExplicit only stamps while no stamp is set, so the stamp the UI phase hands
to the install phase is never replaced and a reduced-UI (/qr) run keeps a carried opt-out's old
stamp; the checkbox compares optout with ~<>; the WelcomeDlg/InstallDirDlg overrides apply only
when NOT Installed, leaving the patch route alone.
- Bridge: registry access goes through an InstallerRegistry trait. HKLM and HKCU opt-outs are both
honoured, each with its own applied stamp under HKCU; send from any scope is never acted on.
Unit tests drive it with an in-memory registry (precedence, applied stamps, send never flipping
a decline, failed persist/mark).
- Test: evaluates the fragment's conditions through both MSI phases for fresh, silent, reduced-UI
and upgrade installs (5 cases fail on the previous fragment).
* fix(desktop): issue a new installer stamp only when the page changes the carried choice
Next set OCX_TELEMETRY_STAMP unconditionally, so a full-UI upgrade that left a carried opt-out
untouched got a fresh stamp and the app applied the opt-out again over a later dashboard enable.
Next now stamps only when OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. The installer test
covers unchanged and changed choices in both directions (it fails on the previous fragment).
* docs(telemetry-collector): document that forged reports can lift a real install over the cohort threshold
* docs(telemetry): service environment note, forged-cohort residual, and installer re-run behaviour
* fix(gui): focus the consent heading after showModal, align the popup with the disclosure, and stop the Remote Link panel fetch
From the round-4 reviews of #8303 (all P3):
- showModal() focused the hidden backdrop button, so the heading's autoFocus never held. Focus now
moves to the heading right after showModal(); a test asserts document.activeElement.
- The popup names telemetry.opencodex.me, says only project-wide totals are published, lists the
env opt-outs, the per-day install hash and account IDs, and links the full privacy policy (the
same URL as src/telemetry/disclosure.ts, pinned by a test), in all 11 locales.
- A session restored from a remembered device (agent_consent_required) gets copy that says how to
choose instead of a generic save error.
- A saved decision whose reply and re-read both fail counts as saved; the panel refreshes instead.
- On a Remote Link Child the Proxy details row shows only the Home hint: /api/telemetry is not a
link-readable path, so the fetch only produced a permanent error.
- structure/telemetry.md and the 010/020 plan docs drop the nonexistent close button and the removed
POST /api/telemetry/notice.
* fix(telemetry): never overwrite an unreadable state file after a send, and never let a stale save accept over an unread config
From the round-4 reviews of #8300 (all P3; the first three reproduced):
- The pre-send recheck reads strictly and refuses when telemetry-state.json has become unreadable;
the bookkeeping writes after a send or a Retry-After leave such a file alone. Before, they rewrote
it from an empty state, and a later tick sent days covered by an env opt-out.
- A whole-config save over a config.json that exists but cannot be read keeps only a snapshot
decline; any other block is dropped, so a stale accept can no longer replace an unread decline.
- A proxy running under an env opt-out records itself again every 6 hours, so a state file rebuilt
after corruption (which forgets envOptOutOwners) learns it again.
- The status snapshot reports stateUnreadable, and ocx telemetry status says sending is paused.
Failing-first tests in tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts and tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts.
* docs(privacy): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement
The payload carries installDayHash (sha256 of the install id and the day), which the dashboard popup lists; the README privacy line (and its seven copies) and the code-signing privacy section now name it too. readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): keep the carried stamp after Back and Next, fail closed on unrecognized installer values, and name the install hash in the disclosure
From the round-4 reviews of #8348 (all P3):
- Next restores the stamp the page started from when the final box equals the carried choice, so
checking, going Back and unchecking again no longer issues a new stamp that re-applies the
opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks.
- Any OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE other than send (off, 0, opt-out, padding) becomes optout before it is
stamped; compared with "" because a bare property holding the integer 0 evaluates false. The app
treats any recorded value other than send as an opt-out too.
- The page note says unchecking turns it off for all; the patch-route comment is corrected; a test
asserts no license file, since the page's Next skips LicenseAgreementDlg.
- src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash,
release channel and first-report flag, as the dashboard popup does.
* fix(gui): say when a saved telemetry choice could not be read back, and hold the switch until it can
From the round-5 reviews of #8303 (P3): when PUT /api/telemetry succeeded but the reply and the re-read both failed, the Proxy details switch kept its old position with no notice. It now shows a warning and stays disabled until a status read or a status-changed event succeeds. Covered by a panel test.
* docs(telemetry): name the per-day install hash in the privacy statement and say how the installer reads unrecognized values
Brings the layer 5 rewrite of the README privacy line (and its seven copies), the code-signing privacy section (en, tr) and the docs-link-targets pin in line with layers 2 and 2b; readme/i18n-manifest.json records the resynced README hash.
* fix(desktop): schedule the installer's default choice after an action present in both sequences
From the final privacy review of #8348:
- [P1] OcxTelemetryDefaultChoice (both sequences) was scheduled after OcxTelemetryCarriedStamp
(UI sequence only). WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects a parent missing from a sequence ("Found an
ActionRow with a non-existent After action"), so the MSI would not build. It follows
OcxTelemetryKeepStamp again; a new test checks that every Before/After parent is a standard
action or scheduled in each sequence its action runs in (it fails on 94e15a6).
- [P3] The box starts checked only when the choice is send, so a carried value other than send
(a policy pre-seed such as "off") starts unchecked instead of turning into send on Next.
- [P3] The app only runs before every proxy on a first install: a service from ocx service install
can start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app
next starts. Documented in the module, structure/desktop-shell.md and the desktop guide.
* fix(gui): list the release channel and first-report flag in the popup, and treat a dropped save as unconfirmed
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): the popup's What is sent list now matches src/telemetry/disclosure.ts (release channel, first-report flag) in all 11 locales. A save whose request drops or times out (the server may have saved it) is read back instead of reported as failed; the warning says the setting could not be confirmed yet, and Retry is offered when the confirming read fails too. Panel and card tests cover both.
* docs(telemetry): note that a background service follows a later installer opt-out once the app starts
* fix(config,telemetry): a save that creates config.json never introduces a telemetry decision
From the final privacy review of #8300:
- [P2] Without config.json, a whole-config save wrote the caller's in-memory telemetry block. A
dashboard accept adopted into a config-less proxy, then "ocx telemetry disable" (held as the
pending decision), then any settings save created config.json with the stale accept, and the
config's decision outranks the pending one, so sending resumed. Without a readable config.json
only a snapshot decline survives now; the held decision or the notice applies.
- [P3] A recorded decision rebuilds an unreadable telemetry-state.json, which otherwise paused
sending for good; the status line says how. Any rebuild keeps every day through the UTC day six
hours from now unsent (TELEMETRY_ENV_OPT_OUT_REFRESH_MS), the window in which a forgotten opted-out
proxy records itself again.
- [P3] The CLI notice names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag, and
the privacy statement (README and its seven copies, code-signing en/tr) lists every field sent.
Failing-first tests in tests/config/telemetry-live-save.test.ts and tests/usage/usage-telemetry-client.test.ts;
the live-save tests now create a config holding a decision the way a person's decision reaches it.
* fix(gui): a Continue whose request drops reads the status back before reporting a failure
From the final reviews of #8303 (P3): when the PUT behind Continue dropped or timed out, the popup said Could not save even if the server had saved the choice. It now re-reads the status and closes when a decision is recorded; otherwise it reports the failure as before. Covered by a card test.
* fix(desktop): compare every installer condition explicitly, so a carried 0 stays an opt-out
From the final privacy review of #8348 (P3): a bare property test is false when the property holds the integer 0, so a carried InstallerChoice of 0 (written by something other than this MSI) fell back to send on upgrade. Every SetProperty and Next-publish condition now compares with "" explicitly; a test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried 0. The desktop guide tells administrators that each install passing OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE records a new decision.
* fix(desktop): allow Windows-only installer telemetry items to be unused on other platforms
From the final fresh review of #8348 (P1): APPLIED_STAMP_VALUE, APPLIED_USER_STAMP_VALUE, Scope::User and Scope::applied_value are used only by the Windows registry reader and the unit tests, so cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings (the Linux desktop shell CI job) failed with four dead-code errors on non-Windows targets. They carry the same cfg_attr allow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy: 4 errors before, clean after.
* docs(devlog): plan opt-in public profile and personal usage rank
* feat(telemetry): opt-in public profile client: contract, state, sync, management routes and CLI
* feat(telemetry-collector): opt-in profile endpoints, leaderboard and rank API with limits and abuse controls
* feat(gui): Home card to connect, view and disconnect the opt-in public profile
* docs(devlog): record the profile card implementation
* fix(gui): refresh the profile card when the telemetry choice changes
* feat(docs-site): leaderboard and personal rank view on opencodex.me/dashboard
* test(docs-site): restore the global document writable after the leaderboard mount test
* docs(telemetry): describe the opt-in public profile in the guide, privacy statements, install rules and structure doc
* docs(devlog): wp7 execution notes
* fix(telemetry): a profile tick never overwrites a disconnect that landed during its send
* fix(telemetry): take the collector creation day as the floor, set refused days aside, and let disconnect clear an unreadable profile file
* fix(telemetry): never report a disconnect as done while the secret file remains; clarify status and indexing wording
* fix(gui): check the profile response status before reading its body
* fix(telemetry): key the leaderboard cache on its day window, show a pending deletion from the reply, and tighten preview and loop start
* fix(telemetry-collector): apply a profile hide on the next leaderboard read; refuse connect before prompting when telemetry is off
* test(telemetry): installs without a profile start no profile loop, with telemetry on or off
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Summary
Layer 2b of the telemetry stack (base: #8300, child: #8303). With default-on telemetry, the Windows installer shows what is sent, links the privacy statement, and lets the person opt out before the app ever runs.
How the stack complies with SignPath. SignPath Foundation's conditions, "Respect user privacy and security": "Software that collects user data and transfers it to systems not specified by the user must a) describe this behavior in a privacy policy, b) display this policy during installation and c) include installation options to disable these functions."
README.md(and its seven translations),reference/code-signing.md(en, tr) andSPONSORS.md(feat(telemetry): default-on anonymous telemetry core with a human-only consent boundary #8300), plus the telemetry guide (docs(telemetry): telemetry and privacy guide plus configuration reference #8305), describe exactly what is sent and every way to opt out.OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optout(any letter case) to a silent install, opts out.ocx.exeand npm installs. There is no installer, so nothing is sent beforenoticeShownAt. The notice (the CLI[Y/n]prompt or the dashboard popup) shows the same summary and offers disabling at that moment. feat(telemetry): default-on anonymous telemetry core with a human-only consent boundary #8300 has the test proving zero sends beforenoticeShownAt.Installer (
desktop/src-tauri/wix/telemetry-choice.wxs, generated bydesktop/scripts/telemetry-installer-dialog.tsfromsrc/telemetry/disclosure.ts)tauri.conf.jsonlinks the fragment throughwix.fragmentPathsandcomponentGroupRefs. The page is routed Welcome → page → Install directory by overriding Tauri'sOrder="2"route withOrder="3", only whenNOT Installed, so an installed product's patch route is untouched.HKLM\Software\OpenCodex\TelemetryholdsInstallerChoice(send/optout) andInstallerChoiceStamp(when it was decided). A silent install run as SYSTEM (Intune, SCCM) or by another administrator therefore reaches every user. Tauri's MSI is per-machine and needs elevation.OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICEhas no default. A command-line value gets a new stamp. Otherwise AppSearch carries the previous choice and stamp, so an opt-out keeps its old stamp through in-app updates (/passive), reduced-UI (/qr) and maintenance runs, and the major upgrade's early removal of the old product. A first install defaults tosend.~<>, case-insensitive). Next records the box and issues a new stamp only when it differs from the carried choice, so continuing past a carried opt-out does not re-apply it over a later dashboard enable.App (
desktop/src-tauri/src/installer_telemetry.rs)resolve::run, so before the app resolves, attaches to or starts any proxy, with a 10 s cap. It reads the HKLM choice (64-bit view, then 32-bit) and a per-user choice under HKCU.optoutwhose stamp this user has not applied runs the bundledocx telemetry disable --jsononce. On a fresh install that holds the decline aspendingDecisionwithout creatingconfig.json, soocx initstill runs setup. After a clean exit each pending stamp is recorded under HKCU (AppliedInstallerStamp,AppliedUserInstallerStamp), so each opt-out applies once per user.sendfrom either scope is never acted on, and the module has no path that enables telemetry, so no installer value turns a saved decline back on.OCX_TELEMETRY=0, and the save is retried at 10 s, 30 s, 2 min and 10 min and on the next launch.InstallerRegistrytrait, so the decision logic is unit-tested with an in-memory registry.ocx.exeon PATH (the terminal command comes from the app), so the app always runs before any proxy from that install.Changes since
5ded86367d(Windows check round 2 and round-3 reviews)OcxTelemetryStampExplicitonly stamps while no stamp is set, so the install phase never replaces the UI phase's stamp. Next stamps only onOCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE ~<> OCX_TELEMETRY_PREVIOUS_CHOICE. (bc5cbe85a5,c9443b109a)~<>.NOT Installed.sendnever acted on.Round 5 (head
94e15a66ca, from the round-4 reviews, all P3)OCX_TELEMETRY_CARRIED_STAMP) when the final box equals the carried choice. Checking, going Back and unchecking again therefore no longer issues a new stamp that would re-apply the opt-out over a later dashboard enable. The simulator now runs repeated Next clicks. Both this case and the unrecognized-value case fail on thec9443b109afragment.OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICEother thansend(off,0,opt-out, padding) becomesoptoutbefore it is stamped. The comparison is against"", because a bare property whose value is the integer 0 evaluates false. The app also treats any recorded value other thansendas an opt-out.LicenseAgreementDlg.src/telemetry/disclosure.ts(CLI prompt and installer page) names the per-day install hash, release channel and first-report flag.Round 6 (head
e8f8662d27, from the final privacy review of94e15a66ca)OcxTelemetryDefaultChoiceruns in both sequences but was scheduled afterOcxTelemetryCarriedStamp, which exists only in the UI sequence. WiX 3.14.1's linker rejects that ("Found an ActionRow with a non-existent After action"). PR CI never builds the MSI, so it would have failed only at release. It now followsOcxTelemetryKeepStampagain. A new test checks that everyBefore/Afterparent is a standard action or is scheduled in each sequence its action runs in. That test fails on94e15a66ca.send, so a carried value other thansend(a policy pre-seed such asoff) starts unchecked and does not becomesendon Next.ocx service installcan start a proxy at logon, and an opt-out from a later manual upgrade reaches it when the app next starts. This is now documented in the module,structure/desktop-shell.md, the desktop guide and the telemetry guide.--checkpass, and 634 tests pass, 0 fail. The 12 Rust unit tests and rustfmt pass. A real WiX 3.14.1 build on Windows is requested from the coordinator for this head. Pushed with--no-verify.Round 7 (head
d6fc2e268c, from the final reviews ofe8f8662d27)cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningsfailed. They now carry the samecfg_attrallow as the other Windows-only names. Real-crate host clippy, with only the Swift tray build stubbed in a scratch copy, reports those 4 errors before the fix and is clean after.= ""/<> ""), because a bare property test is false when the value is the integer 0. A carriedInstallerChoiceof0written by something other than this MSI therefore stays an opt-out. A test fails on any bare property test, and the simulator covers a carried0.OCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICErecords a new decision.--checkpass, and 637 tests pass, 0 fail. The 12 Rust unit tests and rustfmt pass. A real WiX 3.14.1 build is requested from the coordinator. Pushed with--no-verify.Verification
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d6fc2e268cin an isolated home (env -i, temporaryHOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR):bun run typecheck,bun run privacy:scan,bun run structure:check,bun desktop/scripts/telemetry-installer-dialog.ts --check: pass.tests/clients/desktop-telemetry-installer.test.ts, release desktop scripts, desktop startup surface, gui-static, alldocs-*guards, test layout, file-size ratchet, core-lab boundary, repo hygiene, structure SSOT: 637 pass, 0 fail across 30 files.desktop-telemetry-installer.test.tsevaluates the fragment's realSetPropertyandPublishconditions through both MSI phases (onlySecureproperties cross from UI to install phase). It covers fresh, silent, reduced-UI and upgrade installs, unchanged and changed choices, and case. On the5ded86367dfragment 5 of these cases fail, and the Next re-stamp case fails onbc5cbe85a5. It also pins the dialog text to its source, the policy link, the Tauri wiring, registry names shared with the Rust module, and the startup ordering. It also runs a realocx telemetry disable --jsonon a fresh home, after which a scheduler tick sends nothing.rustfmt --checkpasses. The module, minus its Tauri async functions, passes 12 unit tests withrustc --test. Those tests drive an in-memory registry: HKLM vs HKCU precedence, a stamp already applied, a new stamp,sendnever flipping a decline, and failed persist or mark. It also passescargo clippy -D warningsforx86_64-pc-windows-msvcand the host, againstwinreg 0.55.0.f8e78a2f2band5ded86367d, the unsigned MSI built with WiX 3.14.1. The page rendered after Welcome, with the checkbox checked by default and the policy link. Tables and conditions were checked, and the unchecked box was confirmed live with simulated prior values. A silentOCX_TELEMETRY_CHOICE=optoutrecorded declined with 0 sends over 45 s. A fresh-homeocx telemetry disableheldpendingDecisionwithoutconfig.json.cargo test installer_telemetryand the Bun installer and CLI tests pass on Windows. A real WiX build ond6fc2e268cis pending.cargo check(ringcannot cross-compile here). The hosted Linuxdesktop shelljob builds the crate.bun run test(shared host);ci:fullruns the shards.--no-verify(the repository installs no pre-push hook; the checks above ran by hand).Checklist
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