Notify foreground and shared waiters before awaiting pool cleanup so an observed WebSocket opening error cannot be replaced by a fast-path timeout and HTTP fallback.
Drive the half-open breaker test through explicit state transitions instead of timing sleeps.
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Classify final request outcomes into success, failure, cancellation, and caller-error buckets so availability reflects only eligible requests. Expose structured 15-minute health points with focused coverage.
Redesign the health timeline, trend, wire-profile, and diagnostic surfaces with responsive shared interactions, and standardize configuration schema version 1.
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Continue pool-owned WebSocket handshakes after the foreground budget expires, retain late successes for reuse, and cancel them on account eviction or shutdown. Keep breaker accounting and transport metrics aligned with the foreground decision.
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Enforce pump-owned Pong deadlines without adding request-path probes, and pause watchdogs during inbound backpressure.
Refresh usage snapshots against the current time, expose account identities, preserve full plan badges, and source dashboard totals from global request buckets.
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Move Cyber classification and retry decisions behind its controller-owned typed result.
Share feature failure owner ordering across attempt and committed stream paths, with architecture guards and documentation.
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Classify deactivated_workspace as banned while preserving ordinary 402 quota behavior.
Track cyber_policy per client session so the next request avoids failed accounts, cap rotation at three accounts, guard success cleanup with ABA-safe token CAS, and document the Request/Attempt/Stream lifecycle controller target.
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Use deploy/config.yaml as the structured source for application settings and service credentials, with strict validation and runtime-relative paths.
Consolidate Compose assets under deploy, remove obsolete environment and smoke files, keep terminal logs readable while retaining JSON file output, and refresh the Codex Desktop fingerprint.
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Restore the official Ultra preset from the proactive multi-agent marker while preserving the max effort sent upstream. Show subagent requests with an inline icon in both usage tables and keep their wire effort visible.
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Keep replay history within the active downstream WebSocket, rotate failed requests through the configured account scheduler, and retain only bounded response ownership metadata in Redis.\n\nRemove duplicate account retries, bound transport waits and runtime maps, defer noncritical stream persistence, and cover the recovery and timeout paths with integration tests.
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Improve account and API key filtering, sorting, responsive layouts, table loading, usage reporting, and billing semantics across the admin interface.
Remove obsolete compact-route handling, normalize model metadata, and add process-wide draining for HTTP streams and WebSockets during restart.
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Remove the import-sqlite command, bootstrap importer, migration fixtures and tests, and the SQLx SQLite feature.
Keep the runtime and project documentation focused exclusively on PostgreSQL and Redis storage.
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Expose the official Responses WebSocket endpoint so Codex can retry interrupted turns without proxy-side response splicing.
Preserve upstream frames under backpressure, report pump exit reasons, organize Responses handlers by transport, and poll fingerprint updates daily. Keep the warning policy in the backend manifest instead of a repository-wide Cargo config.
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