Add model aliases, minimal read-only account and quota facts, bounded retry
policies and middleware capability declarations. Preserve unchanged payloads
and expose the new contracts in the SDK and plugin configuration UI.
Remove the ignored external observer example test.
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Define the initial plugin manifest and wire protocol without legacy branches.
Preserve large request payloads and isolate local RPC encoding failures.
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Consolidate unreleased migrations, fix plugin startup and header projection, verify Grok boundaries, and update current documentation and plugin development guidance.
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Introduce SDK 0.4, manifest v3, protocol v4, the isolated plugin runtime,
and cpr-plugin packaging CLI for independently maintained plugins.
Support installation, permissions, one active configuration per plugin,
version-specific settings, rollback, management pages, and CLI extensions.
Isolate plugin failures so native gateway startup and requests remain available.
Keep provider registration and UI choices fixed to built-in OpenAI and xAI.
Support nine extension capabilities with permission-scoped model and account
callbacks to the host.
Unify plugin settings and version management, support plugin icons,
and improve narrow layouts. Use the fixed GitHub UI dependency and pnpm 12
for standalone frontend and container builds. Reduce runtime test packaging
cost and align preparation modules with the repository layout.
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Preserve versioned API key model metadata and terminal request state across clock rollback. Close reset credit dialogs after confirmed consumption and refresh account quota in place.
Fixes#217Fixes#216
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Preserve recorded cycle usage and estimate only remaining capacity from
recent samples. Restart cycle totals and sampling after quota resets,
including resets following an exhausted observation.
Clarify cycle totals and duration conversions in the quota modal and API
documentation, and prevent narrow layouts from overflowing.
Validated with the full backend suite using isolated PostgreSQL and Redis,
strict Clippy, Rustfmt, frontend lint and build, and browser checks.
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Count only confirmed capacity rejections toward account cooldown, excluding
generic server failures and unrecognized upstream errors. Classify streamed
invalid_prompt failures as invalid requests, matching official Codex.
Cover HTTP and WebSocket failures around the cooldown threshold while
preserving retry boundaries, upstream error payloads, and Smart scoring.
Update the capacity cooldown contract in the API and architecture docs.
Validation: Rustfmt, strict workspace Clippy, and all backend suites with
isolated PostgreSQL 18 / Redis 8 (--test-threads=4).
Reference: openai/codex@7498521d28,
codex-rs/codex-api/src/sse/responses.rs.
Refs #177
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Detach online updates from HTTP request lifetimes and recover their persisted status in the admin UI. Retain current release notes when no upgrade is available while preserving upgrade restrictions.
Fixes#185
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The public Responses API accepts `input` as a plain string, but the Codex
backend only accepts an item list and rejects such requests with
400 "Input must be a list". Expand a string `input` into a single user
message item in the downstream body compatibility layer so that HTTP/SSE
and WebSocket share the same rule; arrays and other shapes pass through
untouched.
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Add session-scoped Codex configuration and CCSwitch import for key holders. Persist table-column ordering with drag animations and refine key, quota, and usage layouts.
Validated with 395 gateway-api integration tests, Rustfmt, and strict Clippy for gateway-api and gateway-admin. Frontend validation is left to the maintainer as requested.
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Add an admin-only reset for daily, weekly, or all key budget usage with atomic auditing and serialized settlement boundaries.
Keep budget limits, original expiration times, and billing history while moving secondary row actions into the existing popover pattern.
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Add six Desktop and CLI presets, global defaults and per-key overrides, custom identity parameters, and official release tracking. Keep the resolved identity stable throughout each request and its retries.
Project capacity errors at the HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket delivery boundary while preserving upstream facts and existing gateway recovery policies.
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Probe IPv4 and IPv6 exit endpoints concurrently and accept either successful address family. Persist both exit addresses with migration 0015 while preserving existing migration checksums and the legacy exitIp field.
Remove stale frontend IP preference payloads and display exit addresses without redundant family prefixes. Treat probe results as diagnostics and allow users to select and bind saved proxies regardless of probe status, while preserving missing-proxy checks, configuration consistency, import guards, and no-direct-fallback behavior.
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Freeze global and bound-group Fast restrictions in each request snapshot, then apply the effective policy before OpenAI transport headers, observations, and billing. Preserve omitted update values and existing data with an additive migration.
Keep the current split settings layout, add a service-tier card, and require WebSocket transport from the first turn in the continuation regression test.
Validation: frontend lint, typecheck and build; Rust formatting; migration checksums; 15 focused tests. Live priority/default/priority requests preserved context on one WebSocket, but the upstream returned default for all three, so actual priority-tier execution remains unverified. Cloud CI was still running when the maintainer requested immediate merge.
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Project replay-safe quota rejections to the existing client history recovery
contract while preserving upstream failure facts and account isolation.
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* feat(usage): show upstream response model mismatches
Persist observed response models separately from routing and billing facts.
Surface mismatches with the existing model arrow and native title tooltips.
Keep response observations isolated across retries and WebSocket reuse.
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* fix(usage): calculate costs from the outbound model
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* fix(api): allow ChatGPT remote Desktop sessions without app versions
Recognize the official Android and iOS remote User-Agent suffixes when
Desktop application version metadata is absent. Preserve explicit version
validation and Client Key authentication, cover the streaming request path,
and document the version enforcement boundary.
Refs #129
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* fix(api): match ChatGPT remote client name family
Accept nonempty platforms in codex_chatgpt_*_remote while preserving suffix
token validation and explicit Desktop version enforcement. Cover future
platforms and malformed names in parser and streaming route tests.
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Share the simulated client profile and existing request/response paths across authentication modes. Forward native capabilities and unknown models upstream while preserving credential isolation and routing permissions.
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Document one-click installation, consolidate manual deployment instructions, and describe current API and architecture contracts. Keep applicable configuration and upgrade guidance without recording implementation history.
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Add opt-in account capacity cooldown, recovery probes, and atomic adaptive concurrency updates. Include overload and slow_down in Smart scheduling feedback, expose rate-limit reasons, and keep probe results fenced by cooldown generation.
Exclude diagnostic probes and local connection failures from capacity evidence. Default auto-freeze to disabled and preserve explicitly saved settings with a forward migration.
Closes#120
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Centralize downstream SDK, browser and proxy header compatibility in the
OpenAI provider. Normalize the session header alias and isolate known
non-Codex body parameters while preserving ordinary extensions.
Align account installation metadata with Codex Core and remove unverified
identity header classifications. Cover HTTP and WebSocket behavior and
document the request boundaries.
Validation: 1,105 scoped and architecture tests, Rustfmt and strict scoped
Clippy passed. Four real-account HTTP/WebSocket cases passed on gpt-5.5,
including connection reuse. Earlier gpt-reserve overload failures were
recorded separately without changing production retry policy.
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Add per-account model allowlists and denylists to frozen routing, account settings, and CPR import/export. Preserve existing scheduling and account state boundaries.
Closes#97
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* feat(auth): add API key workspace
Add persistent API key sessions and enforce admin/key authorization boundaries. Expose key-scoped quotas, trends, health, and paginated usage records through server-projected data.
Share the application shell, system overview, and usage views between admin and key sessions, reorganize frontend domains around view ownership, and omit account, provider, and authentication details from the key workspace.
BREAKING CHANGE: Browser authentication now uses /api/auth/* and cpr_session; existing browser sessions must sign in again.
Validated frontend lint, type checking, production build, backend workspace tests, and live authenticated key views.
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* feat(console): refine key workspace experience
Unify role-aware console routes and use mode/role in authentication contracts.
Reuse request state, stable pagination and performance projections across workspaces.
Refine quota cards, usage panels, empty states and key-aware theme previews.
Skip session restoration on login and retain form inputs until unmount.
Keep the full health timeline grid visible without samples.
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* feat(key-usage): replace shared workspace with focused usage page
Preserve unified admin/key authentication, restore admin pages, and remove the previous client workspace implementation. Add a scoped usage page with metrics, trends, budgets, request logs, and section loading placeholders.
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* feat(gateway): queue requests at key and account concurrency limits
Share one wait deadline across client admission and account selection.
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* feat(auth): add API key workspace
Add persistent API key sessions and enforce admin/key authorization boundaries. Expose key-scoped quotas, trends, health, and paginated usage records through server-projected data.
Share the application shell, system overview, and usage views between admin and key sessions, reorganize frontend domains around view ownership, and omit account, provider, and authentication details from the key workspace.
BREAKING CHANGE: Browser authentication now uses /api/auth/* and cpr_session; existing browser sessions must sign in again.
Validated frontend lint, type checking, production build, backend workspace tests, and live authenticated key views.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* feat(console): refine key workspace experience
Unify role-aware console routes and use mode/role in authentication contracts.
Reuse request state, stable pagination and performance projections across workspaces.
Refine quota cards, usage panels, empty states and key-aware theme previews.
Skip session restoration on login and retain form inputs until unmount.
Keep the full health timeline grid visible without samples.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* feat(key-usage): replace shared workspace with focused usage page
Preserve unified admin/key authentication, restore admin pages, and remove the previous client workspace implementation. Add a scoped usage page with metrics, trends, budgets, request logs, and section loading placeholders.
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Use data for POST bodies and params: data for GET queries. Remove request options that have no callers while retaining cancellation, timeout, and silent polling support. Update affected backup and client-download call sites and document the convention.
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Retry explicit model capacity rejections on the same account up to three
times with bounded backoff, then reuse ordinary account rotation. Honor
the existing replay, delivery, cancellation and total request budgets.
Keep capacity rejections out of account health scores and provider
circuits, preserve original client errors, and extend the WebSocket
rejection boundary introduced by #89. Cover HTTP and WebSocket behavior
and document the policy.
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Keep response-reported tiers as diagnostic metadata without overriding outbound-tier usage or cost estimates. Cover HTTP and WebSocket behavior and document the updated accounting policy.
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Load profile statistics and OpenAI subscription information concurrently through one on-demand admin endpoint. Keep subscription queries out of quota refreshes, preserve partial results and account identity checks, and show subscriptions in the approved personal-information dialog layout.
Update the current API and architecture contracts while leaving README unchanged.
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Keep quota capacity and remaining estimates based on recorded usage when some token or cost facts are missing. Preserve unknown values and explain potential underestimation without blocking usable forecasts.
Remove OpenAI pricing rules for shutdown models and the GPT-4-0314 alias while preserving historical costs and active regular prices. Document actual tier fallback and model-specific pricing behavior.
Validated with backend test targets, strict workspace Clippy, Rustfmt, frontend lint/typecheck/build, and mocked browser checks for partial, missing, complete, weekly/monthly, and mobile dark forecast states.
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Keep documentation focused on current contracts, responsibilities, and required operations. Define when PRs need documentation updates and consolidate setup commands with explicit ownership and permissions.
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Forward complete upstream model objects and client versions without rebuilding metadata. Keep account-scoped catalogs in a bounded, coalesced cache with explicit invalidation and preserve model aliases without mixing fields.
Cover service tiers, native metadata, account isolation, cache behavior, and failure handling with regression tests; document the catalog contract.
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Exclude confirmed OpenAI prewarm requests from completed usage while
preserving audit records and unknown inference pricing.
Keep only the quota capacity card, trim unused Admin/API diagnostics,
and use the actual quota observation time without changing forecast gates.
Reduce warning noise and align capacity headings with the cards.
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Show server envelope messages from the response interceptor, with shared transport fallbacks, cancellation handling, and explicit silent requests. Remove duplicate page notifications while preserving contextual batch and irreversible-operation feedback.
Propagate request options through API modules and document notification ownership. Verify the notification-only tree with ESLint, vue-tsc, and a Vite build.
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Retain safe provider messages across the admin HTTP boundary while keeping internal diagnostics private. Distinguish refresh contention, known upstream rejection, and unknown outcomes without changing worker retry or terminal-state policies.
Cover OpenAI refresh-token failure reasons, including token_expired, and improve adjacent OpenAI/xAI admin guidance. Add provider and HTTP regressions and synchronize API and architecture contracts.
Validated 1400 related backend tests, 12 architecture checks, strict Clippy, Rustfmt, gateway build, and an isolated real-upstream invalid-token browser flow.
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Persist accepted pre-stream failures through existing request finalization
without fabricating attempts, accounts, transports, or send facts.
Retain terminal write futures across cancellation, preserve registered cold
streams, and release rejected stream leases before observation writes.
Add coordinator, lifecycle, PostgreSQL, queue, and API regressions, and
document the recording and troubleshooting boundaries.
Validated relevant backend suites, strict Clippy, Rustfmt, and isolated
PostgreSQL/Redis with real OpenAI success and pre-stream failure paths.
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Preserve confirmed upstream error details and correlate responses with existing request IDs without schema changes.
Harden diagnostic sanitization and export allowlisted feedback bundles.
Refresh usage and error queries with consistent filters and pagination snapshots.
Add protocol and privacy regressions and document troubleshooting boundaries.
Validated 2064 backend tests with dedicated PostgreSQL and Redis, strict Clippy, Rustfmt, frontend lint and build, and real OpenAI HTTP/WebSocket success and failure paths with 81 UI assertions.
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