Batch empty-group deletion and extrema rebuilds, and reserve queue capacity
for live requests while historical contributions are removed.
Keep adaptive batch sizes across worker cycles so timed-out batches can
shrink and make progress without changing transaction or version ACK rules.
Add regression coverage for rollback, fair processing, and timeout recovery.
Validated with 452 Store tests, strict Clippy, and delayed PostgreSQL stress
with 30,000 historical requests plus 12,000 new requests at 200 per second.
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Update serde_json, sha2, syn, tokio-util, and uuid. Keep the sha2 dev/test optimization profile aligned with version 0.11.1.
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Consolidate overlapping scenarios and remove obsolete assertions and
migration-specific SQL tests. Keep persistence fixtures on the current schema
and document the test maintenance rules in the development skill.
Validation: 3,997 tests passed across 12 crates, plus rustfmt, strict Clippy,
and skill validation. All 33 migration SQL files passed temporary isolated
execution, and the opt-in xAI official network test passed.
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Preserve response.create field order and align OAuth query ordering with
current official Codex sources.
Stop adding the timing-metrics request header by default and remove the
four unused engine TTFT and token interval fields throughout the backend,
plugin observation contracts, and frontend. Keep rate calculations unchanged.
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Read yesterday card counters independently using deployment calendar boundaries. Hide trends when today has no requests or cache rates are unavailable, and label arrows as comparisons with yesterday.
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Preserve plugin pages during session renewal, restore pagination after failed requests, and cancel plugin resources on reload or disposal. Reuse request state for quota forecasts and disable logout while authentication changes.
Validated with frontend lint and build, 23 temporary behavioral checks, and browser checks using simulated pagination and authentication responses.
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Use named request and response types with consistent data arguments and request configuration. Update affected callers while retaining request options where needed.
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Share data columns and status filters between admin and key usage. Keep final error summaries in the error view and focus error details in a separate dialog.
Use logical request outcomes for key usage records and keep concurrency lists at a stable height without pagination.
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Reuse account identity labels in concurrency details and use a text button
for reset-credit lead time settings. Disable row tests during batch proxy
testing while retaining loading feedback for individual tests.
Default the usage date range to today.
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Merge migrations 0033-0035 into one migration while preserving published migrations 0001-0032. Verified PostgreSQL 18 fresh installation, upgrade from v3.28.0, existing data defaults, and schema equivalence with the original migration sequence.
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Limit application data and log ownership changes to their top-level directories. Add a container check that reapplies installer permissions and verifies application startup.
Validation: first-install and repeated-install filesystem permission checks, Bash syntax, ShellCheck, Actionlint, and diff checks passed. Full local container validation was blocked by Docker Desktop bind-mount permission mapping.
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Move business JSON out of control metadata, encode request snapshot headers
compactly, and reuse encoded frames. Cache compiled configuration schemas
and prepare plugin instances with bounded concurrency.
Ignore unused plugin result fields and remove redundant business validation
while preserving host authorization, resource ownership, and capacity limits.
Keep response decoding failures local to their calls.
Seal callback side effects before completing or cancelling RPC calls, and
recover abandoned state migrations without allowing old owners to promote.
Validation: SDK 112 tests and its doctest, Runtime 203 tests, Core 542 tests,
40 PostgreSQL plugin tests, and 16 architecture checks passed. Strict Clippy,
formatting, and diff checks passed.
BREAKING CHANGE: RPC protocol v4 changes frame payload layout and request
snapshot header encoding. Plugins must update their SDK and protocol
manifest version and be rebuilt.
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Apply model allowlists and denylists before selecting search accounts.
Use unrestricted accounts when the request model cannot be determined,
and preserve plugin body rewrites after selection.
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Skip new automatic redemptions above the configured remaining weekly
quota limit, leaving it unset by default and preserving pending retries.
Keep temporarily ineligible credits scheduled and expose the setting
beside the redemption lead time.
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Use shared hover and dismissal handling for health timeline popovers, remove host workarounds and redundant footer copy, and pin the UI dependency and submodule to v0.5.0.
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* feat(accounts): add concurrency details and SDK request context
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* fix(plugins): version request-context frames and preserve failed snapshots
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* fix(dev): sync workbench with request-context contracts
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* fix(accounts): refine concurrency and request context handling
Preserve entry context and recursion scopes in retry and public management callbacks. Encode queued RPC frames once and use a dedicated account existence query for concurrency polling. Sync workbench packaging tooling and CI through the plugin submodule.
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Register typed account automation operations for server and CLI plugins, reusing the native account service. Preserve the initiating actor across service continuations and generate the SDK contract from host declarations.
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* feat(accounts): automate expiring reset credits
Persist per-account plans and redemption keys, stagger daily discovery, and verify availability before consuming expiring credits.
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* fix(ui): remove reset credit timing button background
Use the existing link variant to keep the control transparent in both idle and hover states.
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* feat(proxies): add batch creation and geolocated testing
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* feat(proxies): unify batch APIs and simplify management UI
Accept arrays on the existing create and test routes with ordered per-item
results, partial success, bounded concurrency and no automatic replay.
Streamline selected-proxy testing and creation forms, combine location
presentation, and generate bundled licenses from the npm flag package.
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Set inherited concurrency explicitly so the aggregation test exercises
its intended 3 + 4 capacity without depending on installation defaults.
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Document server-side redaction of stored error details and timelines,
add the export route, and explain how to inspect diagnostic gaps.
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Set the database default and untouched initial settings to five in the
unreleased 0032 migration, preserving saved concurrency settings.
Update the migration checksum and document the initial value.
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Redact inline credential headers and token assignments in diagnostic exports.
Remove unnecessary usage query copies and the reverse analytics dependency.
Combine unreleased migrations 0032-0035 without changing published migrations.
Update existing migration fixtures and remove five oversized database stress
tests from the regular suite.
Validate with Store, Provider and diagnostics tests, strict Clippy, Rustfmt,
and frontend lint/build.
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* feat(scheduling): add plugin filtering and remove automatic switchback
Add scheduler v2 filtered delegation across native selection, affinity,
capacity waits, and lease retries. Keep plugin configuration and business
rules owned by plugins without legacy scheduler compatibility.
Remove automatic switchback from the runtime, SDK, and settings UI.
Migrate the existing settings JSON without creating new tables.
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* fix(dev): align plugin source checks with scheduler v2
Update the workbench submodule to the v2-capable SDK and scheduler,
and document the explicit scheduler manifest version.
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Collect request, retry, error and recovery evidence with bounded reads and
credential redaction. Keep ordinary detail responses small and expose a
shared download action next to the close button.
Preserve export metadata when limits are reached and deduplicate selected
errors without discarding business context based on generic field names.
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Keep response.metadata replayable while forwarding its turn and safety metadata unchanged. Cover delivered metadata before 503 on HTTP/SSE and WebSocket, preserve barriers after output or unknown events, and verify connection-limit recovery.
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Expose generic detail CRUD, aggregate contributions, and native pricing evaluation through Admin and the plugin SDK. Reuse existing request and statistics storage without schema changes; keep workflow state and recovery with callers.
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Rename inconsistent tables and their schema objects, update SQL references,
and preserve analytics trigger behavior through the upgrade.
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Keep repository, commit, branch and worktree data intact while normalizing personal paths. Remove the Desktop identity preset and version shortcuts from privacy settings.
Synchronize automatic Desktop Git context versions from the existing request-scoped client identity in HTTP and WebSocket requests. Reuse official release updates, fixed versions and key overrides, and share context parsing with privacy rules. Preserve unknown or incomplete context and leave installation identity to its existing account owner.
Verified version field semantics against the official Desktop 26.1007.71326 bundle and Codex app-server initialization source. Validated provider tests, temporary HTTP/WS identity tests, architecture boundaries, strict Clippy, frontend lint/build and the preset UI.
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Keep published migrations unchanged and apply proxy enablement and privacy rule conversion in one migration.
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Add draggable step cards with inline removal and a dedicated scrollbar. Keep the editor height stable while preview text areas fill the available space, and refine rule actions and preview outcomes.
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Track short-lived failures by client key, thread, and turn. Skip RetryThenReturnError retries on subsequent requests, clear markers on success with version checks, and preserve other retry policies.
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Export BuildKit cache snapshots as a tar stream and extract directly into the temporary directory to avoid local exporter stalls. Preserve snapshot validation and pipeline error propagation before replacing the saved cache.
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Pin rustls to 0.23.46 while retaining the TLS features and Dependabot
ignore policy. Preserve the sampled Codex HTTP and WebSocket handshake
characteristics and document the manual security-patch policy.
Validation: Cargo audit, strict workspace Clippy, TLS and proxy transport
tests, and real-account HTTP and WebSocket handshakes.
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Preserve proxy configuration and account bindings while disabled and route
subsequent account requests directly. Restore the proxy when enabled.
Automatically unbind accounts on deletion in one transaction. Add the
status column, action menu, and disable/delete confirmation messages.
Refs #416
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Redirect an initial navigation to login when the status request fails,
while preserving an already open page and its session on later failures.
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Execute each rule's steps in order with atomic rollback and migrate saved
single-action rules once to the canonical steps structure.
Consolidate workspace and Desktop presets, add drag ordering and step help,
and simplify the rule editor and preview controls.
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Retry ordinary 503 server errors up to five times on the same account with capped backoff and positive jitter. Preserve upstream Retry-After and return the final error without rotating accounts; retain rotation for explicit capacity rejections.
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Keep public plugin resources and OAuth callbacks outside the admin compression layer while preserving cache and method error handling.
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Negotiate fast gzip for known-length admin JSON responses of at least
1 KiB while preserving streaming and model execution paths.
Cover encoding negotiation, body equivalence, the size threshold,
response headers, duplicate compression, and SSE first-event delivery.
Document the admin response compression contract.
Refs #432
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Preserve upstream turn_rate_limit_exceeded errors and retry advice without
cooling the account or replaying the request inside the proxy.
Cover HTTP and WebSocket rejections plus streamed failures, and document
client-owned waiting and retries.
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Distinguish credential revision conflicts from account store failures and
persist response cookies once across streaming errors and WebSocket reuse.
Keep Microsoft Store downloads first with a 30-second timeout, read official
fallback sizes through bounded HEAD requests, and correct Store size units.
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Default batch scheduling to disabled and always submit the displayed
switch value, allowing an untouched form to apply that setting.
Keep sidebar focus rings inside navigation buttons to prevent clipping
without changing their layout or keyboard behavior.
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Accept positive fractional days and expire request dump segments by elapsed time. Rotate small dump files by age, preserve archive timestamps, and document the retention window.
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Scheduled account warmup sent reasoning.effort=none, but the Codex model
catalog lists low as the lowest supported level for every model an account
can see. Upstream answers HTTP 200 with an SSE error event (unsupported_value
on reasoning.effort), which the warmup terminal check records as
response_failed, so the cycle ends with warmed_up=0 and never starts the 5h
window.
Send low instead and cover the upstream payload with a regression test.
Deliver HTTP/SSE and WebSocket events immediately while preserving bounded
recovery after replaceable preludes. Share prelude classification so response
metadata does not hide WebSocket connection-limit recovery.
Keep irreversible delivery, cancellation, middleware, and retry-budget guards.
Document the distinction between transport keepalive and event idle timeouts.
Refs #405
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Merge migrations 0030 through 0032 after the v3.25.0 release baseline. Queue analytics bucket rebuilds once and verify upgrade preservation and repeated startup.
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Aggregate analytics in PostgreSQL, reconcile synchronous usage with pending source changes, and preserve exact pagination and forecast totals across large histories.
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Stage scoped body fragments and reuse context locations while preserving per-rule rollback. Account for encoded size incrementally and use bounded work plus cancellation instead of a fixed wall-clock cutoff.
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Color first-output and total latency independently using fixed thresholds.
Keep the existing layout and details popover without a side indicator.
Closes#407
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* fix(accounts): preserve quota forecast totals on same-window reversals
Share exhausted-window recovery evidence between account recovery and
forecast sampling. Keep recorded cycle usage on ordinary reversals and
restart totals only after the recovery evidence is satisfied.
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* fix(accounts): separate forecast cycle boundaries from quota recovery
Keep same-window usage totals after quota reversals, including observations near exhaustion. Leave access recovery in the OpenAI provider and reset forecast totals only at an identified window or plan boundary.
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Let Core decide replay eligibility after WebSocket preludes or HTTP
keepalives. Persist subsequent attempts while still enforcing the running
lifecycle and consecutive attempt numbers, preserving delivery facts and
the upstream send watermark.
Cover retry metadata, duplicate and skipped attempts, and terminal request
immutability with a PostgreSQL regression test.
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Start downstream keepalives while admitted streaming requests await their first output, including middleware processing. Separate transport commitment from the replay barrier so heartbeat frames preserve safe retries and execution accounting.
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Include incomplete final outcomes in service health metrics and lower the
stable threshold to 95%. Keep the health popover at four outcomes by
folding incomplete requests into the service failure display.
Use consistent service success rates across dashboard trends, health
timelines and usage insights. Cover the reported counts, threshold edges,
caller exclusions and final success after failed attempts in regressions.
Refs #406
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Add published GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol rates for short and long context. Expose Ultrafast override bands in the pricing API and editor, with billing and validation coverage.
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The analytics worker acknowledged projected queue versions inside its
repeatable-read projection transaction. Request updates keep rewriting
pending queue rows through the source triggers, and once such a change
commits after the worker snapshot, the acknowledgement row lock fails with
a serialization error instead of skipping the stale version. Under steady
traffic every cycle rolled back the whole projection batch, the queue kept
growing and the worker stayed in backoff.
Commit the projection and publication first, then acknowledge the exact
versions in a separate read-committed transaction. Row locks there
re-check the latest committed version, so rewritten versions no longer
match and stay queued for replay, while locked rows are still skipped.
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Preserve known model ownership when provider catalog refreshes fail.
Reject ambiguous unknown-provider routes and exclude ChatGPT OAuth
accounts from Grok requests while preserving API key passthrough.
Refs #391
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Successful responses keep refreshing the quota observation time of the
account they used. The post-selection credential reload compared the
whole account snapshot, so a busy account could hit three observation-only
conflicts in a row and fail with account_snapshot_conflict before any
upstream request was sent.
Accept the reloaded snapshot when only the observation time of a
non-exhausted quota moved. Credential, state, scheduling, scope and quota
conclusion changes still invalidate the selection and retry as before.
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Pause Runtime and SDK processing budgets while middleware delegates to host next, then resume the remaining budget. Preserve request deadlines and cancellation, share callback deadline state, and add timeout diagnostics and regression coverage.
Fixes#392
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Hold PostgreSQL observation slots through connection cleanup and optimize exact usage pagination. Keep usage panels visible when analytics queries fail and backfill missing historical identity snapshots in one migration.
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Fold migrations 0028 through 0035 into one migration while preserving every released migration through v3.23.1. Define the final observation validators, history schema, recovery leases, token columns, indexes, and analytics triggers once.
Refresh the migration manifest, remove superseded intermediate upgrade tests, and retain final-schema business validation. Verify clean installation, released-baseline upgrades, schema equivalence, and historical data using temporary PostgreSQL checks.
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Prefer providers whose catalogs contain the mapped model before providers accepting unlisted models. Preserve account scope, route constraints, provider order within each tier, and unknown-model passthrough.
Add compiled mixed-catalog regressions and document candidate ordering. Refs #391.
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* fix(openai): preserve Lite interrupts across prelude retries
Deliver known Responses Lite WebSocket preludes before semantic output while retaining existing recovery guards. Keep interrupt intent across retries and retarget it only after the replacement response is delivered.
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* fix(openai): forward Lite events without waiting for output
Deliver unclassified Lite WebSocket events in order and reuse the existing commit boundary to stop replay after their delivery. Preserve error classification, retry budgets, account recovery, and interrupt handling.
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Build durable request facts and bounded aggregate queries, freeze historical
identities, and move recovery lease updates out of request history rows.
Align token fields across storage, APIs and pages.
Invalidate analytics only after actual request deletions and track embedded
migration inputs during builds.
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Record observed closure before terminal delivery can block, reject queued
unsent commands, and skip commands cancelled before socket writes.
Preserve connection diagnostics and test account egress across quota writes.
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Migrate the management UI to Z components and managed notifications, register the library loading directive, and align fixed dependencies and submodules with the published UI version.
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Add configurable privacy rules and shared previews for Codex metadata, Desktop context, request bodies and headers. Freeze policy per request and preserve atomic failure handling across HTTP and WebSocket transports.
Include settings presets, persistence, API contracts, migration and transport regressions.
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Apply configured request locations to Desktop developer time contexts alongside environment contexts while preserving role and content-kind boundaries.
Cover date alignment, disabled overrides, proxy precedence, and HTTP/WebSocket requests. Update the location contract and troubleshooting documentation.
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Allow HTTP API key base URLs for private networks and container services while retaining OAuth startup URL restrictions. Keep URL credential, query and fragment validation, and cover import, export and address rotation.
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Use the current host manifest format and require restart confirmation on
all management UI paths. Document v3.18.1 as the minimum online upgrade
source while retaining old release manifest reads for supported rollbacks.
Retire middleware v3 and upstream_adapter v1 Fast projections after their
compatibility window. Align SDK and host declarations with the current
contracts, keep risk warnings and per-instance failure isolation, and
exercise native fast_mode values through real plugin subprocesses.
Keep deployment, API and SDK documentation focused on current behavior.
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Declare the V2 remote compaction capability in generated Codex configuration and deployment examples. Document that CC Switch imports do not preserve the full capability configuration.
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Forward numeric and extended reasoning effort values and preserve standalone endpoint business headers.
Retain business metadata and original WebSocket text through provider, middleware, and client delivery. Validate rewritten plugin output without rejecting unchanged heartbeats or opaque messages.
Add HTTP, WebSocket, and plugin process regressions for the passthrough boundaries.
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Record health component failures through operational diagnostics with transition deduplication. Preserve quota and catalog failure context without interrupting the account batch.
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Forward non-create text frames unchanged over the original upstream WebSocket while preserving response.create admission and serialization. Keep the control transport available after completion and relay idle upstream events without creating another inference attempt.
Cover unknown frames, late interrupts, terminal settlement, binding revocation, and connection reuse.
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Read response-scoped engine and API overhead metrics while excluding logical-turn totals and incomplete observations. Validate nested response IDs and cover the observed payload over SSE and WebSocket.
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Extend the startup healthcheck grace period to five minutes and report elapsed migration time every fifteen seconds without changing published migrations.
Use one shutdown path for OS signals, internal cancellation, and managed restarts. Stop listening without waiting for active sessions, preserve bounded worker cleanup, and remove the obsolete connection drain timeout.
Cover shutdown entry points and worker cleanup with real HTTP lifecycle tests and document the deployment behavior.
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Apply latest incremental tool declarations during Grok normalization and align nested Retry-After header parsing with official Codex semantics.
Cover developer instructions in input, Responses Lite tool declarations, partial_answer phases, and end_turn preservation.
Pin the upstream SQLx fix for cancelled BEGIN rollback and add a deterministic pooled-connection regression test.
Report safe Redis error categories and timeout status when the cooldown persistence regression fails.
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Share unchanged prepared instances across extension sets and close each
process when its last owner releases it. Keep inflight request plans intact.
Unify migration recovery and publication, centralize authentication binding
validation, avoid duplicate package inspection, and separate middleware plans.
Validated with 292 admin, 182 runtime, 37 plugin storage and 15 architecture
tests, rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy.
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Remove version migration narratives, consolidate repeated explanations, and organize settings and architecture references.
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Export config.toml with provider bearer authentication and send supported connection and usage fields to CC Switch. Remove the separate auth.json output and size the configuration preview to its content.
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Load account and API key group selectors through a lightweight admin options
endpoint while preserving pagination, filters, disabled groups and revision
metadata. Keep aggregate statistics on the group management endpoint.
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Consolidate request diagnostics into typed request_observation_json with
migration 0025, preserving historical facts and query constraints.
Use upstream response timestamps for output throughput, align TTFT event
boundaries, and surface official timing metrics in the latency popover.
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Give Guardian requests a separate per-account lease pool and wait queue while preserving ordinary concurrency and shared request intervals. Use the ordinary pool when the Guardian limit is zero, and align scheduling, diagnostics, settings copy, and documentation.
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Check the recorded native continuation scope before selecting an account
or committing a session binding. Reuse the same scope validation after
middleware while preserving native connection checks and migration policy.
Cover ReplayOwner and ReplayAny with persisted provider metadata or a
connection-local pin, with and without an existing session binding.
Rejected replays must not acquire leases, write bindings or aliases, send
upstream requests, or redirect subsequent child requests.
Refs #364
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Allow requests with a reliable session identity to claim a missing account
binding, including child threads and independent background tasks. Remove
the missing-binding wait queue while preserving existing migration rights
and bound-account waiting behavior.
Cover concurrent root/child claims, memory prewarm and turn reuse,
middleware identity changes, cancellation, and bound-account timeouts.
Update the documented strict-affinity contract.
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Separate execution, provider ports, administration, and plugin lifecycle responsibilities.
Fix shutdown ordering, account lock reclamation, multipart cancellation, budget windows, and WebSocket close handling.
Align xAI catalog, reasoning, tools, replay, quota, and cost handling with current Grok contracts and remove legacy fallbacks.
Update API and architecture documentation with regression coverage. Validated backend suites, strict workspace Clippy, isolated PostgreSQL/Redis integration, and real Codex/Grok client flows.
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Move observability query policies into Admin and reuse account state reads.
Bound Redis reads to measured batches and share protocol and transport helpers.
Close backup process and staging cleanup gaps, and remove unused entry points,
redundant models, dependencies, and obsolete tests.
Validated 3,526 workspace tests, then all 352 Store tests after batch tuning,
plus strict workspace Clippy and formatting checks. Local release benchmarks
cover concurrent account reads and controlled transport delays.
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Count non-preamble Responses events for first-token timing while preserving
semantic output boundaries and request-level timing origins. Calculate
output throughput over the complete request duration in usage rows and
aggregate queries.
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Route relaxed requests through the configured scheduler and keep the session primary during preferred-mode spillover. Default new settings to strict while preserving saved modes.
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Use read-only status checks for initial authentication and remove activity-driven renewal. Keep failed and newly queued requests waiting for the current refresh before replaying with the updated cookie.
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Merge error details and account affinity settings into migration 0023. Preserve all migrations shipped in v3.20.0 and validate upgrades from its 0022 baseline.
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Reuse domain models for observability, account statistics, execution facts,
and group validation. Compose shared settings values while preserving
HTTP and SDK contracts and explicit storage and runtime boundaries.
Verify serialization, concurrency, persistence, and snapshot behavior with
3528 backend tests, strict Clippy, formatting, and architecture checks.
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Add relaxed and strict affinity modes, configurable binding retention, and per-request account rotation limits. Freeze policies for each request and preserve continuation ownership and plugin selection behavior.
Expose the controls in a dedicated affinity settings card and cover scheduling, persistence, renewal, and retry boundaries.
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Preserve native failure causes through store, provider, plugin, admin, and
worker boundaries, including secondary cleanup failures. Route operational
failures through the shared diagnostics sink with protected error details.
Use bounded nonblocking file logging with batched writes and reserved
warning/error capacity. Reserve observation capacity for failures and
request lifecycle records, and rate-limit overload warnings.
Validate error propagation and blocked-output HTTP, admin, SSE, and WebSocket
behavior; keep the local migration plan out of version control.
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Retain preparation and account-selection diagnostics, preserve plugin fault
details, and record failures before attempt startup. Keep failure
classification when trace summaries are truncated.
Carry native error sources through Core, infrastructure availability errors,
OpenAI credential selection, provider inference, and plugin upstream adapters.
Preserve original upstream codes independently of failure classification and
project bounded cause chains and upstream bodies into protected error details.
Rename persisted and admin API error detail fields, keep raw details out of
ordinary logs and diagnostic exports, and account for retained error data in
the observation queue memory budget. Add regression coverage for source
retention, safe output, and migration upgrades; remove account-dependent live
tests. Document the implemented diagnostic boundaries.
Refs #357
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Truncate overflowing plan names and show the full display name on hover while preserving the existing subscription column width.
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Record semantic output from the first stream chunk and reuse Core timing for xAI. Add regression and opt-in live transport coverage.
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Renew active administrator sessions with atomic Redis expiry updates,
synchronized cookies, and idle and absolute lifetime limits. Preserve
revocation after logout and password changes.
Coordinate session recovery, bounded retries, error handling, and raw
responses through request plugins. Gate initial navigation in the router
and organize frontend API modules by their views.
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Merge refresh margin and group Fast mode changes into migration 0022 before v3.20.0. Preserve the v3.19.0 migration history and verify upgrades from migration 0021.
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Share the current account across root and descendant requests, including
Search, Images turn aliases, and Live creation. Keep root recovery and
explicit plugin scheduling intact while descendant requests wait for the
current owner and follow root migrations.
Use versioned admission before sending so concurrent claims and late
responses cannot overwrite newer bindings. Cover queue lifecycle,
continuation recovery, endpoint routing, and Redis concurrency behavior.
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Freeze the selected client profile for Live sideband, reconnect and hangup,
while reloading current account credentials and outbound proxy settings.
Share identity-header protection, clear turn state across wire entry points,
and include Guardian and residency headers in WebSocket connection matching.
Normalize the existing Cargo.lock http reference without changing versions.
Validated 1389 tests, workspace strict Clippy, Rustfmt and architecture checks.
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Stagger credential refresh and quota observations, bound each request to three account rotations, and expose terminal and version lag configuration.
Retain main's bounded refresh 401 recovery policy. Version lag accepts integers from 1 to 10 or an empty value.
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Add scoped call bootstrap, pinned-account sideband relay and hangup. Preserve model metadata, use standard WebSocket handshakes, and release session claims safely on cancellation.
Validated with regression tests, CI and a real OAuth/WebRTC call.
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Add Chinese responsibility summaries to every backend Rust source, test,
and build script. Remove sentence-ending periods from comments while
preserving meaningful dots in URLs, versions, identifiers, and examples.
Keep generated SDK documentation in sync with its contract generator,
group middleware module declarations and exports, and record the comment
conventions in the development skill.
Validated with Rustfmt, strict Clippy, backend tests, documentation tests,
and skill validation. Database-backed integration cases were skipped
because dedicated PostgreSQL and Redis test services were not configured.
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Move shared components and helpers to their actual owners, standardize
component directory names, and use concise names for common utilities.
Remove redundant wrappers, copied API models, and duplicate state.
Separate API key editing from key usage, isolate settings drafts, reuse
paged queries, and tie debounced queries and requests to their scopes.
Validated with frontend lint, type checking and production build, local
import checks, and 15 temporary behavioral regression groups.
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Keep the glibc tuning value in config.yaml's app-runtime bridge and let
Compose inject it before the application starts. Leave tuning disabled
by default and document the 128 KiB preset, recreation, and upgrade steps.
Refs #338, #345
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Use event-listener registrations that unregister when cancellation futures
are dropped, including waits attached to ancestor tokens. Recheck the
cancelled flag after registration to preserve wakeups during races.
Add allocation regressions for select churn and child cancellation, plus
broadcast and concurrent cancellation coverage.
Refs #338, #345
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Allow long model responses to finish without a fixed 600-second deadline,
while preserving explicit plugin deadlines and upstream idle timeouts.
Renew request recovery, client admission and provider scheduling leases
for the session lifetime, and release their renewal tasks with the owners.
Keep observation renewal best-effort and cancel on lost concurrency leases.
Fixes#342
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Configure Guardian reservations through persisted runtime settings and frozen request policies. Combine concurrency controls and queues in the admin UI, with the scheduling strategy shown first.
Prioritize Guardian account waiters, recheck displaced queue heads before lease acquisition, and report request-specific available capacity. Preserve account, key and wait-budget limits.
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Assert the UTC PostgreSQL timezone and runtime timezone configured by the deployment files. Keep the application business timezone independent from the infrastructure checks.
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Keep modal content and request state stable until the exit transition completes, and defer credential cleanup until after leave. Update the UI dependency and submodules to v0.3.2, including the plugin workbench consumer.
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Use one validated IANA timezone for backend display projections, calendar queries, budget windows, warmup slots, backups, and logs. Remove frontend date formatting and the independent backup timezone setting.
Preserve UTC instants and active budget windows, persist warmup deduplication, and advance backup schedules transactionally. Cover DST boundaries, timezone changes, invalid calendar anchors, and account cooldown displays.
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Expose upstream credit facts through the account quota API while preserving
decimal balances and distinguishing zero, unlimited, and missing values.
Clear stale balances on passive updates without changing quota availability.
Display credits below reset cards, label OpenAI quota as Codex quota, and
standardize the account quota action icons.
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Restore the pre-window host implementation and document plugin-owned policy and presentation. Keep native reset RPC coverage and run plugin integration tests with the standard isolated test services.
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Move the quota forecast entry after reset credits and propagate account updates from the quota panel. Include each error account current subscription in troubleshooting and unify subscription labels.
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Size diagnostic names by dimension and share available width across metric columns. Keep API key names compact.
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Update the admin UI dependency and lockfile, and align the UI and plugin submodules with the released modal fix.
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Use all matching requests for diagnostic shares and count retried requests once. Show current account plans in diagnostics and request records with compact, aligned columns.
Simplify quota forecasts and remove unused remaining-capacity response fields. Open system updates immediately with the existing loading skeleton and clip masked key prefixes without an ellipsis.
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Validate the v2 host declaration while retaining the v1 release envelope, and sync the plugin submodule to stable v0.2.0.
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Compose HTTP, WebSocket, request, attempt and public service calls through
shared onion middleware with scoped settings and invocation context.
Adopt trusted-process manifests, unified observation and forward-compatible
SDK contracts. Align management UI, documentation and the workbench reference.
Preserve native response bytes and WebSocket failure lifecycles.
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Validate Cargo mount snapshots before saving, group cache tooling in a local action, and decouple image builds from release packaging. Use prebuilt security tooling and narrow unrelated CI triggers.
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Reuse immutable plugin archives across nextest processes and share admin fixtures within test matrices. Reduce log scanning, hashing, compression, database setup, and SSE scanning costs while preserving isolation and boundary coverage.
Use controllable clocks for recovery budgets and quota scheduling, retaining real socket and HTTP verification.
Validation: 3200 backend tests, 132 plugin persistence tests, 54 Redis ACL tests, 30 clock stress iterations, clippy, and formatting checks passed. Local full-suite runtime improved from 182.8s to 74.0s at unchanged concurrency.
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Keep documentation focused on current behavior and clear ownership.
Load skill references by task and clarify official source priority and reply tone.
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Resolve and retain the executable path at startup so updates, rollbacks and
restarts keep using the installation path after the running binary is renamed.
Document binary self-restart configuration and cover renamed executable restarts.
Refs #316
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Keep client identity fields visible while presets load and preserve dashboard
content during silent refreshes. Align key usage toolbar backgrounds, spin the
refresh icon, and disable logout without replacing its icon.
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Filter account-owned routing and identity context at API and Provider boundaries. Bind WebSocket interrupts to the active response on its original account and socket, preserving valid continuations.
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Document ACL usernames in connection URLs and the Compose URL override.
Run Store tests with a dedicated ACL user and the default user disabled
after the existing password-authenticated suite.
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Keep previous operation failures available as history without marking the current installation as failed. Preserve current task errors, response-loss recovery, and restart status.
Fixes#236
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Fold smart scheduling settings into migration 0019 while preserving all released migrations through 0018. Update the checksum manifest and upgrade test.
Development databases that applied the previous 0019 or 0020 cannot upgrade in place because the migration history differs.
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Make smart scheduling coefficients configurable and expose optional
higher-weight switchback while preserving the original defaults.
Reuse current quota reset signals, process-local queues, and frozen request
settings while preserving continuation ownership and queue fairness.
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Reuse secure UUID generation for plugin frame channels and sessions on HTTP.
Consolidate utility modules and shorten the plugin views store name.
Declare route roles and default entries in metadata instead of guard mappings.
Keep source integration build output under node_modules/.vite.
Validated frontend lint, production and source builds, browser plugin flows,
and 20 route guard scenarios with simulated sessions and plugin resources.
Fixes#288
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Use a shared 180-second timeout for management route HTTP calls and the page bridge while keeping the backend RPC limit at 120 seconds. Fix the existing Vue attribute-order lint warning.
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Separate scheduling availability from OAuth candidate selection and credential
state writes across OpenAI, xAI, and the shared account store. Cover disabled
refresh, terminal failures, and in-flight scheduling changes with regression tests.
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Adopt UI v0.3.0 and its shared Vite adapter, preserve request-volume ordering in diagnostics, stabilize sidebar animation, and track workbench v0.1.15.
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Preserve OpenAI catalog account sources in runtime snapshots and apply
frozen account scope and model policies when publishing model metadata.
Keep discovery catalogs separate from inference authorization and cover
mixed policies, aliases, group changes, and catalog generation updates.
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Generate authorization links when reopening account authorization and regenerate them in a single action. Remove the added authorization page shortcut and unused reset event wiring.
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Read bundled Core from the current CodexCLI.app layout and reject legacy
and launcher paths. Keep client identity aligned to the right edge on the
same row and to the left edge after wrapping on narrow cards.
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Namespace repository skills with the cpr prefix and clarify automatic task routing. Require UI screenshots and AI model disclosure in pull requests, preserve existing page designs, and strengthen backend self-review.
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Reuse official daily release checks for complete TUI and Exec identities
without third-party catalogs. Keep settings and key overrides on a compact
preset and version-policy editor, with matching previews and loading states.
Prefill custom versions with the current user agent. Compare settings by
value, align toolbar icon backgrounds, and compact the key creation form.
Release transaction locks before rejecting stale proxy test results,
with a regression covering an immediate edit during connection cleanup.
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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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Align the visible skill name with plugin-dev and document published resources, host platform selection, configuration defaults, and release installation behavior.
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Show release assets with filename tooltips, size tags, and a compact selection state. Remove duplicate release version labels.
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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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Integrate PR #276 on the current main baseline. Keep local connection
capacity failures out of upstream retry and WebSocket breaker accounting.
Keep existing settings assertions valid when the #192 migration adds columns.
Source-commit: f9828a588f
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Keep Grok request markers, header filtering, and exact instruction-prefix handling in the downstream adapter. Apply the body adaptation only after selecting a Codex OAuth account and only when an observed Grok marker is present. Preserve unmarked and API-key client fields.
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Publish committed account and permission facts with the current model catalog while the extension set is unchanged. Preempt in-flight background catalog reconciliation for a new configuration commit; periodic reconciliation refreshes the catalog afterward. Confirm account saves before asynchronously reloading lists and groups.
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Treat upstream WebSocket close 1009 as a request-scoped message-too-big error.
Return a structured HTTP 413 or WebSocket error without penalizing the account,
opening the provider circuit, or consuming the session WebSocket failure budget.
Keep the post-send state ambiguous so the gateway never replays the payload.
Cover repeated 1009 closes and the next successful WebSocket request.
(cherry picked from commit fb6ef1d080)
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Distinguish pump termination and stream EOF from actual upstream Close
frames without changing send-state or replay-safety classification.
Cover Pong timeout diagnostics on fresh and reused connections.
Refs #249
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(cherry picked from commit 5a89bbc26b)
Use the account that served each completed request to attribute group costs.
Multi-group client keys no longer charge groups that did not serve the request.
Historical costs follow the account's current group membership.
(cherry picked from commit 6f16c8efd1)
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Detect and persist proxy locations on enable, connection changes, and explicit
tests. Preserve manual locations and guard stale detection results. Allow a
successful outlet probe to fill the manual location fields on request.
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Integrate the three Dependabot updates to Cargo.lock.
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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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Same-account requests preserved opaque x-codex-turn-metadata headers after
account scoping, allowing the downstream installation ID to overwrite the
rebuilt header. Apply the existing turn metadata scoping to each opaque
value before serialization, retaining repeated values and extension fields.
Verify HTTP and WebSocket header/body identity consistency for same-account
and cross-account requests, including mixed-case repeated metadata headers.
Match the Responses metadata and compatibility projections in
openai/codex@c6c09fe29f,
codex-rs/core/src/responses_metadata.rs, lines 324-409.
Refs #226
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Treat x-codex-installation-id as a managed identity header so HTTP and
WebSocket requests cannot carry a downstream installation ID alongside
account-scoped client_metadata. Keep installation identity in the body,
matching Codex Core's Responses metadata and compatibility headers.
Reference: openai/codex@7498521d28,
codex-rs/core/src/responses_metadata.rs, lines 315-382.
Cover same-account and cross-account scoping through mock HTTP and
WebSocket upstreams, plus mixed-case and repeated opaque headers.
Fixes#226
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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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Read account notes by internal account ID for usage lists and Dashboard recent
requests. Show nonempty notes as secondary text using the existing label style.
Cover same-email accounts, note changes and removal, deleted-account history,
and the admin API and client key visibility boundaries.
Refs #190
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Enable scheduling without clearing observed quota, credential errors, or cooldowns for disabled accounts. Keep explicit recovery for enabled accounts and document both paths.
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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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Reuse the shared About dialog from a toolbar icon and expose version and commit identifiers through an authenticated key-only endpoint. Align the About and refresh button backgrounds with the configuration button in dark mode.
Validate the response field allowlist and session boundaries, and document the new endpoint.
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Replace the inline long-context badge with a themed yellow detail trigger and retain the billing context in its title and accessible label.
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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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Return 429 usage_limit_reached when all eligible accounts have exhausted their quota. Preserve provider fallback, continuation recovery, and other unavailability causes.
Cover HTTP and WebSocket error contracts and account selection boundaries. Verified with 2516 backend integration tests, strict Clippy, and the official Codex CLI using gpt-5.6-luna and a quota-exhausted account.
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Normalize explicit system messages to developer at the shared Codex request boundary while preserving message content and other fields. Cover HTTP and WebSocket request bodies and document the compatibility behavior.
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Separate light control and table fills, unify input hover and focus feedback, and add smooth table row transitions. Keep column drag highlights attached to their keys and reduce account note text size.
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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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Refresh non-exhausted accounts after the quota reset grace period while preserving observed usage and exhausted-window attribution. Keep periodic checks for exhausted accounts to detect early upstream resets, and cover refresh timing, throttling, and display regressions.
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Show current client key names in usage and error records, and persist the selected long-context pricing band in billing snapshots.
Display a long-context badge without assuming a fixed multiplier. Keep missing historical flags false while preserving reconstructed billing details, with regression coverage for OpenAI and xAI.
Validated with 36 billing tests, strict Clippy, Rustfmt, frontend lint/typecheck/build, and browser checks for both usage views.
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Update rustls and AWS-LC to the versions bundled with Codex Core 0.155,
refresh the captured ClientHello baseline, and remove the rustls audit waiver.
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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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* feat(openai): fallback auxiliary account endpoints to official upstream on 404
When a custom upstream base URL is configured (such as a Codex Relay for chat and inference), non-inference auxiliary account endpoints (usage, profile statistics, reset credits, subscriptions) may return 404 Not Found if the relay only proxies /backend-api/codex/*. Automatically fallback to the official ChatGPT backend endpoint to retrieve account metadata and quota statistics, while keeping chat and model traffic routed through the configured relay.
* fix(openai): preserve account fallback failures and query budgets
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Return a terminal I/O error for cancelled or expired Desktop artifact reads so standard read helpers cannot retry forever and block runtime shutdown.
Cover cancellation before reading and during an in-flight range request.
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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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Move the revised service-tier description into the card header and simplify the switch label. Keep the undo button filled and place the unsaved indicator before it.
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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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Split settings into focused cards while retaining the original tabs and page layout. Simplify save feedback and help controls, preserve settings drafts, and align account dialog and model restriction widths.
Keep select option scrolling tied to keyboard navigation and focus so hovering does not shift the dropdown.
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* fix(providers): let disabled accounts source their own model catalogs
The admin per-account model query (connection test model dropdown)
resolves the account's plan catalog through refresh_account_catalog,
whose candidates come from catalog_candidates_by_scope over the
scheduling account listing. Disabled accounts never appear there, so a
disabled account either failed with NoEligibleCredential (no enabled
account in its plan scope) or silently sourced the catalog from other
accounts instead of itself, and the panel showed no test models.
Keep the pinned account reachable: when the target account is missing
from the eligibility-filtered candidates, append it (for xAI, load its
full credential) and let the preferred-first ordering try it before any
same-scope peers. A fully filtered listing is now treated as empty
candidates instead of an early error so the pinned account can still
answer alone. Client-facing catalog discovery, background sync and
scheduling listings continue to exclude disabled accounts.
* fix(xai): keep catalog credential revision aligned
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Persist the output limit in runtime settings and use the authenticated snapshot for each compressed Responses request. Expose the setting in MiB and preserve bounded decoding and the independent zstd window limit.
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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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Explicitly unlock rejected import reservations before returning their error so immediate proxy operations do not race connection teardown. Cover repeated rejection followed by writes with PostgreSQL integration 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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Require documentation diff review by purpose, distinguish release migration baselines, and use the version tag directly in release commit titles.
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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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Replace the embedded Python configuration writer with Bash quoting and placeholder validation. Reject control characters in administrator passwords and preserve existing deployment files on reruns.
Validation: Bash syntax, isolated installation checks, and loading generated YAML through the application configuration loader passed.
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Ignore unused YAML fields across startup configuration and report their paths without values. Report missing required fields while retaining existing type and value validation.
Validation: configuration and bootstrap tests, strict Clippy, and architecture checks passed.
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Default account auto-freeze to off in its initial migration and renumber request location to 0011. Update checksum entries and migration tests.
These migrations were not included in v3.8.0. Existing PR freeze rules remain unchanged.
Validation: 18 gateway-store tests with isolated PostgreSQL, upgrade from the v3.8.0 schema, migration checksums and numbering, and Rustfmt.
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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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Expand provider choices to full-width labeled options and move the forecast caveat into an icon-only explanation popover.
Validation: frontend lint, typecheck and build passed; verified narrow-screen selection, keyboard navigation and explanation popover. Available forecast data layout was not exercised because local observations are insufficient.
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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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Admin connection tests pin an account and bypass local availability, but
the scheduling store excludes disabled accounts before selection. Load
the pinned diagnostic account explicitly for OpenAI and xAI while keeping
normal scheduling and disabled-account state-write guards unchanged.
Apply the shared authentication and transport filters after restoring
OpenAI candidates. Align the memory stores with PostgreSQL filtering and
cover disabled-account diagnostics plus API key transport restrictions.
Validation: 652 OpenAI, 403 xAI, 350 Core, and 42 architecture/bootstrap
tests passed; Rustfmt and strict workspace Clippy passed.
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Show all batch account settings by default while updating only edited fields. Add ellipsis and full-text titles to API key names and labels, and adjust the token usage summary icon size and alignment.
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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.
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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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Persist optional account notes across creation, editing, imports, and credential refreshes. Show notes in compact account rows with overflow-only popovers.
Support vertically resizable textareas, bounded select menus with custom scrollbars, and quota updates without table loading.
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Allow staged or unstaged release notes and commit their final contents with the version update before tagging. Continue rejecting unrelated tracked changes and require notes to remain uncommitted.
Update the release skill, skip duplicate push CI for release metadata alone, and check the publish script syntax in CI. Validated publication behavior in temporary Git repositories, Bash syntax, and Actionlint.
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Publish the configuration template and Compose file with release checksums, pin the packaged Compose image to the release version, and include the template in platform archives.
Download deployment assets from one release tag, link versioned deployment documentation, and translate the release installation notes into Chinese.
Validated Actionlint, stable and prerelease packaging for all platforms, SHA-256 checksums, and resolved Docker Compose image versions.
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Accept omitted and null request locations without rewriting web search location or environment dates and timezones. Keep complete configured overrides validated and document the passthrough behavior.
Validated 626 OpenAI tests, 38 gateway tests including architecture checks, Rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy.
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Allow the default Compose deployment to run on hosts with fewer than two CPUs and leave CPU and memory policy to the deployment environment.
Validated the rendered Docker Compose configuration.
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Temporarily waive RUSTSEC-2026-0285 until 2026-09-21 UTC to preserve the pinned Codex TLS fingerprint. Keep all other audit failures blocking.
Validated cargo audit and waiver expiry behavior.
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Group country, region, city, and timezone under openai.wire_profile.location while retaining the existing defaults. Share the configured location across web search and environment context, preserve epoch timestamps and release updates, and add validation, regression tests, and deployment documentation.
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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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Summarize account personal information, reset credit fixes, OpenAI retry and transport changes, and service tier accounting. Document the admin API replacement and upgrade scope.
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Centralize documentation update rules in CONTRIBUTING and reference them from the development and PR skills. Require frontend-design for frontend development and rust-best-practices for Rust development.
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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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Allow count-only reset inventories to request upstream card selection without a credit ID. Preserve confirmation and idempotent retry guards, and place the fallback action in the shared modal footer with balanced inventory spacing.
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Rewrite only Codex-generated environment context and web search location fields to Piketon, Ohio. Preserve user-authored text and absolute timestamps.
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Align HTTP and WebSocket TLS dependencies with the locally installed official Codex 0.154.0 client, preserve the hyper-util SOCKS IPv6 fix, and lock captured ClientHello behavior in tests.
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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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Support optional custom client keys across creation, storage, and authentication. Search keys and request records by name, remove credential and prefix searches, and reject duplicate names during create and update using the existing control-plane transaction lock.
Simplify the request diagnostics panel and use the shared empty state.
Validated with 1,029 backend tests using dedicated PostgreSQL and Redis, strict workspace Clippy, frontend lint/typecheck/build, and browser checks for key creation, name validation, search, diagnostics refresh/export, and mobile layouts.
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Support same-origin HTTP admin sessions without an additional configuration setting. Derive Cookie security from a validated browser Origin, retain Secure for HTTPS and unknown origins, and enable VueUse's existing clipboard fallback.
Validated with 312 API tests, 36 gateway tests, strict workspace Clippy, frontend lint/typecheck/build, and browser login/reload/logout over HTTP and HTTPS-to-HTTP proxying.
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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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Search historical account email and name snapshots while preserving literal prefix matching. Add regression coverage and document the search contract.
Fixes#70
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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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Unify problem validation, official implementation references, and overlap checks across repository guidance and skills. Clarify issue release evidence and deployment-aware UI verification, and simplify the README overview and navigation.
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Preserve upstream default and maximum context windows independently,
including unknown values, and keep xAI limits provider-owned. Add catalog
and API regression coverage and document the client contract.
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Preserve the original contributor commit and its two-frame Cloudflare header regression. Resolve overlap with the existing transport-header fix while keeping the identity-encoding fixture and ingress decompression documentation from main.
Validation: 385 API, protocol, and application tests, Rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy passed. The new regression also passed independently. No new live Cloudflare/OpenAI end-to-end run was performed.
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Stream all supported encodings through a bounded decoder, cap buffer growth and the zstd window, and consume every gzip member. Borrow uncompressed bodies, reject stacked encodings, and remove the unused error variant.
Add decoding and HTTP boundary regressions, preserve downstream transport-header isolation, and document the ingress compression contract.
Validation: 384 API, protocol, and application tests, Rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy passed. Twenty real HTTP requests passed with synthetic upstream execution. An 8,210-byte zstd probe now stops at the 64 MiB output limit, with a largest Rust allocation of 64 MiB instead of 256 MiB. Official Codex client fallback and real upstream execution were not exercised.
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Prefer account-wide weekly usage windows, falling back to monthly windows when weekly usage is unavailable. Require complete window boundaries and do not fall back to short-term or historical totals.
Expose the selected window label in account responses, update usage panels and Token tooltips, and align summary text baselines. Preserve quota bar and Dashboard selection behavior.
Validation: 421 related and application tests, Rustfmt, strict workspace Clippy, and frontend lint/type checks/build passed. Browser checks with synthetic weekly, monthly, and empty fixtures passed in dark, light, and narrow layouts.
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Share transport-header classification between API ingress and OpenAI encoding. Strip proxy metadata and downstream compression negotiation while preserving opaque business extensions and upstream response diagnostics.
Add protocol, decoder, HTTP, and WebSocket regressions and document the transport boundary.
Validation: 946 related and application tests, Rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy passed. Application tests passed with incremental compilation disabled after a compiler cache panic. Real-account HTTP/WebSocket checks and a two-turn WebSocket session through Cloudflare Tunnel passed.
Refs #63, #64
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Generate canonical UUIDv4 redeem IDs with crypto.getRandomValues so reset
confirmation works on non-secure HTTP origins. Preserve the pending
operation ID when retrying uncertain consumption.
Validation: frontend lint/type checks/build, browser composable checks
with mocked APIs on HTTP/localhost/HTTPS, and 10 related backend tests
passed. No real reset credits were consumed.
Refs #62
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Translate the release summary and upgrade instructions while preserving
the version, technical identifiers, and documented behavior.
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Define shared contribution and review standards, add a YAML Issue Form,
and guard AGENTS.md changes using PR metadata.
Move project skills into .agents/skills and add PR, Issue, and release
workflows with consistent names and scoped triggers. Keep generic
engineering guidance in the personal skill directory.
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Display budget amounts with up to two decimal places without padding
trailing zeros. Keep exact amounts in the details popover and preserve
accounting precision.
Validation: frontend lint/type checks/build and browser checks passed.
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Separate connection testing from saving in proxy forms. Probe unsaved URLs
with the shared certificate configuration and test concurrency limit,
without changing saved proxy settings or linked accounts.
Keep saved authentication when testing an unchanged connection, use
clearer placeholders, fix action column widths, and remove the redundant
list refresh button.
Validation: 5 proxy API tests, scoped strict Clippy, rustfmt, frontend
lint/type checks/build, and browser checks passed. Codex CLI requests
through real HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies completed with matching upstream
text while Clash TUN remained enabled.
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Integrate managed account proxies and the non-streaming WebSocket fix.
Include shared CA trust, credential import protection, paginated linked
account management, and the reviewed interface refinements.
Preserve the original contribution and the separate proxy and UI commits.
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Use positional offsets for modal dragging to prevent seams between table
cells. Scroll sidebar navigation independently while keeping the brand
and footer fixed, with an auto-hiding scrollbar at the outer edge.
Validation: frontend lint/type checks/build and browser checks for
modal dragging, sidebar overflow, alignment, and auto-hide passed.
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Load linked accounts on demand with shared plan metadata and guarded
removal to direct connections. Preserve credentials, scheduling settings,
and groups when clearing a proxy binding.
Align proxy forms and tables with shared components, integrate endpoint
details into outbound selectors, and consolidate probe results into the
latency column.
Validation: 11 proxy regressions, strict workspace Clippy, rustfmt,
frontend lint/type checks/build, and local browser checks passed.
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Normalize provider plan display names to PascalCase while preserving raw
plan values. Replace native budget tooltips with the shared borderless
popover, retaining exact amounts and daily/weekly reset information.
Reuse the dayjs date helper for explicit Beijing time formatting.
Validation: 371 Admin/API tests, strict Clippy, rustfmt, frontend lint and
type checks passed. Local frontend and backend health checks passed.
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Settle only observed USD costs and treat missing costs as zero without
blocking client keys. Preserve known retry costs and idempotent settlement.
Remove reconciliation controls, endpoints, pending records, and obsolete
schema fields; migrate legacy unknown charges to zero without changing
recorded usage.
Display daily and weekly amounts with two decimal places while retaining
full precision for accounting and tooltips. Distinguish missing WebSocket
closing handshakes from TCP resets in connection diagnostics.
Validation: workspace tests with PostgreSQL/Redis, targeted regressions,
strict Clippy, rustfmt, frontend lint/build, and migration checks passed.
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Require committed, non-empty notes matching the target release version before
creating a tag. Read notes from the tagged source and place them before the
installation guide and generated release changelog.
Add the 3.3.31 feature summary and keep maintainer instructions in the release
script help and repository skill instead of the deployment README.
Validation: shell syntax and workflow lint passed. Nine isolated checks cover
local publication, stale or missing notes, and release-body rendering.
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Share account settings across import, single-account editing, and batch editing.
Commit credentials and import settings in the same transaction. Improve modal
actions and fix the flash at the end of light/dark theme transitions.
Reauthenticate each execution against the current key policy so existing
WebSocket connections apply updated RPM, concurrency limits, and enabled state.
Add regression coverage for policy updates and unavailable snapshots.
Validation: all 1,950 backend tests, workspace Clippy, frontend lint/typecheck/build,
migration checks, Compose validation, and workflow lint passed. Completed 24 real
requests with a free account using gpt-5.6-luna to verify daily/weekly budgets,
RPM, concurrency, reconciliation, WebSocket policy updates, and budget persistence
across restarts and usage-log cleanup.
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Use explicit plan types from OpenAI quota snapshots to fill missing or
unknown account plans before building account and dashboard display names.
Preserve known plan subtypes and reuse cached quota without extra requests
or changes to persisted credential facts.
Cover quota projection and account list/detail fallback behavior, and
document the backend display contract.
Validation: gateway-admin, OpenAI, and xAI tests (1049 passed), strict
Clippy for affected backend crates, gateway build, and diff whitespace
checks passed. A real account JSON import and upstream quota refresh
confirmed free/Free in list, detail, and cached quota responses.
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Enforce daily and seven-day client key budgets with a durable charge ledger,
and route provider requests through each account's configured proxy.
Preserve backend plan display names and Codex personal access token imports.
Keep PAT validation on the selected proxy, preserve credential refreshes
when account egress changes, and include the upstream SOCKS IPv6 fix.
Use the PR migration layout, keep the account proxy and key forms aligned
with existing controls, and document the ownership and settlement rules
in the architecture guide.
Validation: 1942 workspace tests passed with isolated PostgreSQL/Redis;
strict Clippy, rustfmt, frontend lint/build, and migration checks passed.
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Accept at- personal access tokens through existing AT and JSON imports,
including the official personal_access_token field. Verify identity with
auth whoami instead of trusting document metadata, preserve optional email,
and exclude PAT credentials from OAuth refresh scheduling.
Expose explicit static PAT validation errors without leaking credentials
or raw upstream responses. Cover rejection, invalid identity, timeouts,
redirect protection, export round trips, and unchanged JWT import behavior.
Validation: OpenAI provider tests (562 passed), gateway-admin tests
(100 passed), strict Clippy for both crates with all targets and features,
workspace rustfmt, and diff whitespace checks passed.
Upstream behavior was tested with mocks; no live PAT was used.
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Map OpenAI plan identifiers to official desktop labels in the provider.
Expose planTypeDisplay in account and dashboard responses while preserving
raw planType values, and render backend labels directly in the frontend.
Show missing plans as unknown and retain raw identifiers in badge tooltips.
Validation: Admin/API tests (368 passed), OpenAI admin tests (29 passed),
strict Clippy for affected backend crates with all targets and features,
frontend production build, targeted ESLint, and diff whitespace checks.
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Return model_not_found with HTTP 404 when all scoped provider catalogs
confirm the requested or mapped model is absent. Explain missing mapping
targets separately and preserve unavailable-provider errors for circuit
blocks, empty account scopes, and unsupported operations.
Cover missing models, aliases, empty and unknown catalogs, provider
fallback, and streaming and buffered HTTP error responses.
Validation: gateway-core and gateway-api tests (541 passed), strict Clippy
for both crates with all targets and features, workspace rustfmt, and diff
whitespace checks passed.
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Show remaining usage limits and an always-visible reset credit list with per-credit reset actions. Use backend-provided credit titles and quota window labels while preserving confirmation and ambiguous-result recovery.
Display credit expiration in UTC+8 without a timezone suffix. Balance modal title and reset section spacing, and remove inline baseline whitespace from account quota summary cells without changing row heights or the borderless design.
Validation: browser layout and quota popover interaction checks, expiration timezone checks, frontend typecheck, targeted ESLint, and diff whitespace checks passed.
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Adapt visible page buttons to the pagination container width while preserving the existing button styles. Hide the total count on narrow containers and keep the page-size selector on the left with navigation on the right. Retain the total count and full pager on wider layouts.
Validation: browser layout checks across 320–1280px widths and up to 1380 pages, pagination interactions and disabled states, frontend typecheck, targeted ESLint, and diff whitespace checks passed.
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Fold the final columns, constraints, and indexes into the initial schema and remove superseded migrations and historical backfills. Refresh the frozen checksum manifest, simplify migration test setup, and retain canonical audit identity coverage. Keep migration documentation focused on general rules.
Validation: PostgreSQL schema dumps match before and after consolidation, all 125 PostgreSQL tests passed, and frozen checksum, workspace rustfmt, and diff whitespace checks passed.
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Increase the default heartbeat timeout from 5 to 30 seconds so brief upstream stalls have more time to recover during response generation. Document that heartbeat checks also apply to active pooled connections and accept any inbound frame as liveness.
Validation: WebSocket pool tests (26 passed), strict OpenAI Clippy with all targets and features, workspace rustfmt, and diff whitespace checks passed.
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Recheck exhausted accounts every 30 minutes even before their recorded reset, so early provider resets can be discovered. Allow each pending reset boundary to trigger an earlier check after a two-minute grace period, then return to periodic retries if exhaustion persists.
Separate quota checks from model catalog refreshes. Scan quota eligibility every 30 seconds while retaining the configured catalog interval and independent per-window recovery rules. Keep quota timing regressions in the mirrored integration-test directory and exercise the public service.
Validation: quota integration tests (46 passed), gateway application and architecture tests (36 passed), strict OpenAI Clippy with all targets and features, workspace rustfmt, and diff whitespace checks passed.
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Use the actual response tier for OpenAI costs and persisted observations.
Replace broad model-prefix pricing with explicit variants and documented
aliases and snapshots. Retain regular Sol prices, excluding temporary
promotions, and add GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and Flare token pricing.
Include File Search call fees and leave incomplete tool totals unpriced.
Add Grok 4.6 and confirmed Priority rates, persist the served xAI tier,
and preserve authoritative zero-cost responses. Reject inconsistent cache
counts, invalid totals and token-count overflow during local estimation.
Validation: OpenAI, xAI and gateway-protocol tests, additional billing and
compaction regressions, workspace rustfmt, strict workspace Clippy with
all targets and features, and diff whitespace checks passed.
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Share container verification between CI and release image jobs. Validate both native release architectures and publish manifests from the verified digests, eliminating the duplicate release source build.
Persist BuildKit Cargo cache mounts across CI runs, refresh release caches per commit, and generate SARIF and vulnerability gate results from one Trivy scan.
Validation: actionlint, composite action ShellCheck, embedded shell syntax, Trivy severity and malformed-report checks, and manifest digest validation passed locally. Full GitHub workflow timing remains to be measured.
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Condense the feature overview and client setup guidance, and link to detailed operational documentation for troubleshooting and maintenance.
Validation: checked local Markdown links, anchors, shell syntax and diff whitespace.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Preserve safe failure stages and causes through OpenAI and xAI transport
mapping, Core traces and persisted errors without changing replay safety.
Distinguish missing WebSocket close handshakes from TCP resets and surface
connection facts in the borderless diagnostics panel.
Retain complete UTC date groups instead of limiting segment counts. Default
application and OAuth recovery logs to seven days and full payload logs to
one day. Compress closed segments, drain bounded file queues on shutdown
and report write or maintenance failures through the logging health probe.
Normalize file names and expose an independent OAuth recovery switch that
defaults to off. Remove max_files; leave old file names for manual cleanup.
Validation: workspace backend tests with isolated PostgreSQL, final Host
and application tests (104 passed), OpenAI tests (542 passed), xAI tests
(371 passed), rustfmt and strict Clippy. Frontend lint/build, light/dark
and mobile browser checks, and Compose validation passed. Redis integration
tests were not configured and followed the existing skip convention.
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Estimate gpt-image-2 generation and edit costs from the official standard
API rates for text input, image input, cached input and image output.
Emit calculated costs before image delivery while preserving raw responses.
Leave unsupported models, invalid usage and ambiguous mixed cache totals
unpriced. Mark calculated total-only amounts with an approximation sign.
Validation: 1,107 related backend tests, workspace rustfmt and strict
OpenAI/gateway-api Clippy. Replaying the previously verified live usage
of 18 text input and 229 image output tokens yields exactly USD 0.00696.
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Persist models declared by standalone image and search requests without
routing them through the text model catalog. Extract image token usage
before delivering the unchanged JSON response, preserving unknown counts
and upstream totals without double-counting image token details.
Validation: 1,474 related backend tests, workspace rustfmt and strict
Clippy passed. One authorized live gpt-image-2 generation reported 18 input,
229 output and 247 total tokens, matching the canonical usage exactly.
Search responses inspected in official source and production logs did not
report usage, so their token counts remain unknown.
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Restore connection.rs for production and integration tests by folding the
heartbeat tests into the existing connection test module. Keep all heartbeat
coverage while satisfying the workspace layout rules without a subdirectory.
Rename provider_endpoint.rs to endpoint.rs in production and tests. Update
module declarations, imports and frozen file manifests to match.
Validation: gateway application tests (36 passed), all gateway-api tests
(263 passed), workspace rustfmt, and strict gateway-api Clippy with all
targets and features.
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Move production and test connection modules to connection/mod.rs so the
heartbeat submodule follows the workspace directory module convention.
Keep the production and integration test layouts mirrored, and update the
frozen file manifests to include the heartbeat regression tests.
Validation: gateway application tests (36 passed), all gateway-api tests
(263 passed), workspace rustfmt, and strict gateway-api Clippy with all
targets and features.
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Send a downstream Ping every 25 seconds while responses are pending or the
connection is idle. Match the official Codex client's Pong handling without
adding a Pong deadline or extending business request timeouts. Skip missed
ticks and keep heartbeat writes bounded and cancellable.
Record Ping/Pong counts and read/write idle durations in disconnect logs.
Serialize correlation IDs as borrowed strings so gateway-api checks do not
require the serde/rc feature.
Cover silent active responses, delayed ticks, missing Pongs, blocked writes
and lifecycle cancellation. Adapt connection expiry coverage for heartbeats.
Validation: gateway-api WebSocket tests (38 passed), workspace rustfmt,
and strict gateway-api Clippy with all targets and features, without serde/rc.
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Restore opening response metadata before returning a completed WebSocket to
its pool. Prevent per-response headers, model names and ETags from leaking
into subsequent exchanges and growing downstream response headers.
Match the official Codex response-scoped metadata handling while preserving
opening headers, legitimate multi-value headers and turn-state updates.
Cover 40 consecutive exchanges on one socket with a regression test that
fails on the second exchange before the fix.
Validation: provider-openai transport tests (292 passed), workspace rustfmt,
and strict provider-openai Clippy with all targets and features.
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Keep non-persistent downstream WebSocket requests on pooled upstream sockets,
even when opening exceeds the fast-path budget or HTTP fallback was selected.
This preserves the response state needed by subsequent previous_response_id
requests.
Select troubleshooting records by non-cancellation error_kind instead of the
request outcome. Share the predicate between the list and count queries, and
remove missing-error fallbacks so incomplete streaming errors remain visible.
Validation: provider-openai tests (532 passed), PostgreSQL observability tests
(19 passed), workspace rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy with all targets
and features.
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Keep OpenAI quota windows eligible for scheduling until their reset time,
independently of the projection cache TTL. Expire undated observations and
reset windows separately, and clear old signals when a fresh observation
contains no active window.
Record bounded candidate diagnostics with quota, concurrency, smart scores
and affinity results. Cover idle 74%/96% accounts with one concurrent title
request, independent window expiry, cache replacement and trace retention.
Validation: workspace tests (1852 passed), rustfmt, and strict workspace
Clippy with all targets and features. PostgreSQL/Redis integration services
were not configured.
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Use the shared scrollbar for request diagnostics, improve timeline spacing
and disclosure styling, and show export loading feedback with duplicate
click protection and a minimum visible duration.
Hide reset times in metric account usage windows while retaining them in
the detail variant.
Validation: frontend typecheck and build, targeted ESLint for both files,
and browser checks for diagnostic scrolling, expansion, mobile layout,
loading feedback, and exported content.
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Score load, remaining quota and first-output latency on fixed scales so
small differences do not monopolize unbound requests. Rotate accounts
within a narrow score tolerance in stable ID order using the existing
cursor, preserving session affinity and availability checks.
Cover small signal differences, changing score order, material advantages
and quota invalidation after credential rotation.
Validation: workspace tests (1844 passed, none ignored), rustfmt, and strict
workspace Clippy with all targets and features.
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Prefer client-scoped session bindings over ordinary account weights while
keeping existing availability checks and failover behavior. Let child
threads inherit the root account on first selection and update only their
own binding when they migrate.
Share session and thread identity extraction across Responses, Search and
image endpoints. Renew existing Redis bindings for 24 hours and preserve
account-bound state isolation without adding a table or scheduler.
Validation: workspace tests (1838 passed, none ignored), rustfmt, and strict
workspace Clippy with all targets and features.
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Download Compose and configuration files directly for installation, and
wait for healthy services before the first health check. Align deployment
paths and image upgrade instructions with the installation directory,
while documenting source checkout requirements for development and builds.
Validation: checked 16 shell examples and 17 local documentation links;
downloaded the deployment files into a temporary directory and verified
Compose configuration and a startup dry run without a source checkout.
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Upgrade installed Debian packages before adding runtime dependencies so
digest-pinned base images receive available fixes, including the PCRE2
security update.
Validation: rebuilt the amd64 runtime-base image without cache; Trivy
reported zero fixable OS vulnerabilities across all severities; curl,
pg_dump, and pg_restore started successfully as the cpr user.
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Persist per-window recovery baselines separately from current usage. Identify windows by upstream limit ID and actual duration, using protocol slots to distinguish equal or unspecified durations. Apply the same reset advancement and usage-below-10% rule to all periods without requiring allowed=true, retaining partial recovery across refreshes and restarts.
Use the exhausted window for reset tracking, preserve access during failure follow-ups, and return the updated account status after an admin quota refresh. Remove the ignored live Desktop artifact download test.
Validation: workspace tests (1828 passed), final OpenAI suite (516 passed, none ignored), fmt, clippy, and build. Real-account checks cover quota refresh and monthly recovery; seven controlled replay scenarios cover independent and partial recovery through the backend and PostgreSQL.
Consolidate retry decisions in the provider and share the failure budget with session HTTP fallback. Preserve WebSocket priority and the 800ms cold connection budget.
Remove transport-local retries, fresh recovery probes, and metadata-based replay exceptions; use a 300s stream idle timeout.
Validation: backend tests (1816 passed, 1 ignored), fmt, clippy, and real Codex CLI 10-turn WebSocket continuation run.
Remove unused event occurrence counts across storage, API and UI; count event
rows directly and keep provider metadata focused on facts absent from typed
observations. Preserve actual upstream-reported model and handshake status.
Narrow four live-reference indexes, drop eight low-value indexes, enforce
complete grouped facts and normalize administrator audit identities. Make
backup storage changes invalidate verification and pause schedules atomically,
while unchanged saves preserve state and revision.
Validation: 1,816 backend tests passed with isolated PostgreSQL and Redis,
including the official artifact download test. Strict Clippy, rustfmt, migration
freeze checks, frontend lint/typecheck/build and actionlint passed. Synthetic
10,000-row query plans verified live-reference and historical pagination indexes.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Define completed usage from delivery plus model, image, token, or cost evidence so standalone search remains operationally visible without appearing in usage records.
Exclude model-less provider endpoints from model diagnostics and keep attempt cost coverage on the shared usage fact.
Validation: 169 gateway-store tests passed against PostgreSQL; Clippy and rustfmt passed.
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Send SSE keepalive comments after 15 seconds without output while preserving
the pending execution future. Disable response buffering and transformation
so long compaction requests can maintain the downstream connection.
Cover four minutes of upstream silence, cancellation, first-event commitment,
and conflicting upstream headers. Document transport errors and the separate
Codex event idle timeout.
Validation: 259 gateway-api tests and Clippy passed with serde/rc enabled;
cargo fmt and git diff --check passed.
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Refocus the README on installation, client setup and common questions. Consolidate native image generation, auth.json compatibility and obsolete Codex settings in the existing deployment guide.
Correct account import formats, API references, backup recovery and password rotation guidance. Synchronize architecture, theme, migration and repository skill documentation without adding new documents or changing temporary investigation notes.
Validated 53 local links, 22 shell examples, generated configuration parity and TOML syntax, Compose configuration, skill metadata and whitespace checks.
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Derive a dedicated popover header component token so light themes keep clear separation from striped table rows while dark themes retain the softer tertiary fill.
Apply the token consistently to structured popover headers and the health timeline arrow, and expose it through the theme editor.
Validated across all preset light and dark palettes, token overrides, frontend lint, typecheck and production build.
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Promote structured popover headers from the tertiary fill to the secondary fill so they remain visually distinct from striped and hovered table rows in both light and dark themes.
Keep the health timeline arrow matched to its header surface when the popover placement flips.
Validated across all preset light and dark palettes, frontend lint, typecheck and production build.
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Queue incoming response.create frames until the active response finishes instead of closing the connection, aligning execution with the Codex client serial request flow.
Separate pump exit notifications from the bounded business queue so disconnects and shutdown remain prompt. Preserve expiry handling with a full queue, retain protocol validation, and document the serial execution contract.
Validated with 253 API tests, 12 architecture tests, strict workspace Clippy and Rust formatting.
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Rename primary, semantic and preset background roles to container and their paired foreground roles to on-container across derivation, CSS variables, utilities, consumers and documentation.
Preserve existing palette values and contrast relationships while making text on neutral surfaces distinct from content inside semantic containers.
Validated with token equivalence across presets and custom seeds, frontend typecheck, lint and production build.
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Separate semantic text on neutral surfaces from high-contrast text on tinted backgrounds, derive each role against its actual surfaces, and migrate badges and alerts to explicit on-background tokens.
Restore vivid usage-table accents and align input hover, active, and error outlines across light and dark themes.
Validated with semantic contrast checks across presets and custom seeds, frontend typecheck, lint and production build.
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Move Dashboard quota projection to the backend, share pagination request state, and fix independent usage loads while keeping trend switches free of loading overlays.
Stream billing facts within the query budget, share pending authorization and usage validation, and separate Core value ownership and response observations. Remove the unused theme helper and strengthen dependency checks.
Validated with workspace integration tests against isolated PostgreSQL and Redis, strict Clippy, Rust formatting, and frontend typecheck, lint and build.
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Add standard, Flex, Fast, long-context and cache-write rates, and classify Astra as a reasoning model for preview web-search pricing. Cover tier aliases, the context threshold and cost components with backend regression tests.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Guard text and primary button contrast across surfaces and interaction states, derive dark semantic text from its seed, and reuse focus tokens. Document the palette and component rules.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Capture complete OpenAI Responses headers and payloads in a dedicated rotated log, keep the target out of normal sinks, and default the sensitive switch to off.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Treat metadata turn state as a same-request checkpoint, retry on the original account over WebSocket, and keep ambiguous requests without a checkpoint fail-closed.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Expose aggregate reasoning tokens on account responses and use them in the token structure panel while retaining cache-write fields for API compatibility.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Bridge both metadata event names, project sticky state per response.create, and return captured state on pre-terminal failures without replaying ambiguous requests.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Keep inline switch text legible in the off state and omit WebSocket settings from generated Codex and CCSwitch configuration unless explicitly enabled.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Link successful same-session HTTP fallbacks to pending WebSocket failures, keep recovered records visible in Ops diagnostics, and label their recovery state.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Include the downstream connection identity in pooled upstream WebSocket keys so concurrent clients cannot contend for connection-local response state.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Treat the 800 ms fast-path budget as a routing decision instead of a provider error, while preserving background preconnect for the next request.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Resolve sk_ searches through client key references while only sending the visible key prefix from the frontend, and clarify the request detail search hint.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Generate the displayed Codex files and CCSwitch import payload from one source, carry the full settings through deep links, and clarify the quota percentage label.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Remove unsupported review and model extension routes, preserve review semantics on standard Responses requests, and refine usage observability for review and empty performance data.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Add /v1/alpha/search as a transparent raw JSON endpoint, route requests through the OpenAI credential pipeline, and preserve account-scoped turn metadata and upstream response headers.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Select quota summaries by the most recently used model, streamline dashboard account identities, and align diagnostic client metadata with successful records.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Limit session-sticky HTTP fallback to new chains, keep continuation requests on their safe transport, and classify rebuild-required failures separately from account health.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Add configurable minimum versions for Codex Desktop and CLI, return 426 for unsupported recognized clients, and provide install and Windows offline download guidance.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Log original OpenAI error payloads and WebSocket close reasons with request, account, attempt, transport, and connection correlation. Project PostgreSQL inet values as bare client addresses in observability queries.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Expose request, client, model, transport, and account facts in operations errors and surface them in the error table and detail view.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Pin the selected account and retry over HTTP/SSE when a new-chain WebSocket fails before downstream delivery.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Skip standalone CI for version-only release commits so they do not cancel the preceding source run. Reuse the container workflow in Release and require it before publishing.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Move downstream socket ownership into a bounded pump, preserve official Codex control-frame behavior, and bound downstream writes.
Enforce the official connection lifetime after active terminal delivery, add structured transport diagnostics, and mirror connection/protocol coverage under the test tree without adding stream_id.
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Reuse the direct runtime-settings read for the single-row control-plane path, collapse repeated provider snapshot lookups in request lifecycle writes, and remove the unused credential revision vector surface.
No schema migration is added because no candidate crossed the EXPLAIN and write-amplification gate.
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Separate Usage list and detail reads, use keyset paging with first-page totals, push Ops predicates into source branches, and merge repeated account and diagnostics aggregates. Apply the shared per-query PostgreSQL budget, coalesce identical Dashboard windows, and preserve the existing IP, User-Agent, and latency detail surface.
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Move account, account-group, and client-key filtering, stable ordering, counts, and current-page membership reads into PostgreSQL. Keep Redis cooldown and lease enrichment in the Admin application boundary, share stable page state in the UI, and supervise client-key last-used flushing through the host worker lifecycle.
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Move refresh candidate filtering, ordering, exclusions, and limits into one PostgreSQL query for OpenAI and xAI. Keep refresh policy in each provider and preserve the final credential revision fence without adding a scheduling cache or catalog table.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Materialize only the narrow request facts shared by the request and ops aggregates, then compute each aggregate once. This removes repeated scans of the wide model_requests CTE while preserving usage-fact cost coverage.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Count provider request, attempt, and failure facts across the full execution audit while restricting token totals to completed usage facts. Add a PostgreSQL regression assertion for the mixed success/failure boundary.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Derive semantic and component tokens from structured appearance seeds, align visual consumers and Tailwind v4 base utilities, and keep popover arrows matched to their adjacent surfaces across placement changes.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Remove orphaned fixtures, unused capability and resource branches, and stale credential APIs.
Retire legacy Usage metadata fallbacks and record the completed cleanup.
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Remove the workspace token-breakdown probe and its dedicated statistics mode so usage aggregation always uses the personal model-credit and token-total reports.
Drop the invariant mode field from provider projections, the admin response, and the account usage UI.
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Fetch Codex cycle usage in the provider, calculate model and daily Token costs with the shared OpenAI pricing rules, and expose the result through the admin API.
Add the account usage statistics modal, structured loading state, and feature-scoped quota components.
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Fold the nullable requested-model change into the initial migration and keep the frozen manifest and project guidance aligned.
Remove the staged Pen design source.
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Keep functional base tokens on Ant Design P6 so light themes preserve the configured seed while dark themes retain palette adaptation.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Move the thread-spawn transport identity regression behind the public initialized-provider boundary so production source files remain free of embedded test modules.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Share the preferred account across derived child executions while keeping their continuation and WebSocket transport identities isolated.
Claim and migrate affinity atomically, clear account-bound state on fallback, reject cross-account previous-response continuations, and preserve complete replay transcripts.
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Align OAuth token persistence and ID token metadata handling with Codex, and retry initial quota observation asynchronously.
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- send the official Desktop HTTP user agent across OpenAI upstream paths
- keep the audited model catalog version separate from the wire identity
- remove CLI release drift and clarify the dashboard client identity
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- read every multipart backup payload to its requested length
- make remote verification failures diagnosable
- refine status details, loading icons, and attempt-chain presentation
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quota_limit_reached without Redis cooldown maps to quota_exhausted
now that rate_limited comes only from 429 cooldown. Adjust summary
assertions: quota_exhausted 1→2, rate_limited 1→0.
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Unify account status derivation in gateway-admin via AccountStatusSignals,
removing the duplicated rules in store and use_case. AccountStatus now has
five operational classes (normal/quota_exhausted/rate_limited/disabled/error),
with AccountErrorReason carrying the concrete cause.
Add provider_accounts.last_error_message, written by record_failure with the
raw upstream error and cleared on recovery to ready. The admin error badge
shows the cause and upstream text on hover.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
quota_recovery_confirmed had one call site; inlining the evidence match
into quota_success_state makes the recovery rules (successful response
always recovers; refreshed snapshot requires old reset elapsed) visible
at the decision point. Rust best practices §1.8: don't extract helpers
for single-call simple logic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dashboard reads the materialized column instead of parsing raw quota
JSON (design §3.3/§5.3): Provider computes snapshot-level limit_reached
on quota writes, store persists it, Admin account_status and Dashboard
both consume the same value.
- QuotaObservation gains limit_reached; openai writes fact.exhausted()
(429 always true), xai writes used_percent>=100
- compare_and_swap_provider_quota updates the column; get_quotas and
ACCOUNT_SELECT read it back
- ProviderAccountSummary carries quota_limit_reached; admin_account_status
derives RateLimited from it (Unknown -> Invalid)
- Dashboard provider_account_metrics reads quota_limit_reached instead of
provider_quota_json->'rate_limit'
- Migration 0003 adds the column with backfill (coalesce for NULL when
rate_limit key is absent); 0004 fixes NULL backfill for already-applied
environments
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Split credential/quota.rs into quota/{mod,snapshot,recovery}.rs with
corresponding test modules. Snapshot aggregation is snapshot-level:
top-level limit_reached/allowed and any window used>=100 count as
exhaustion, scheduling signals survive limit-only windows, and window
rolling is O(1) arithmetic.
402 recovery uses the pre-write confirmed reset (old reset elapsed plus
fresh snapshot not exhausted, or explicit allowed=true) instead of the
new snapshot's future reset, fixing the worker recovery deadlock.
Scheduling projection TTL is capped at the nearest active reset so
cache expiry never outlives the limit.
Admin derives seven mutually exclusive statuses (Active/RateLimited/
QuotaExhausted/Expired/Invalid/Disabled/Banned) from availability plus
snapshot-level quota.limitReached; Unknown maps to invalid. Dashboard
metrics are mutually exclusive (rate_limited disjoint from active),
ignore reset-expired windows, and cover additional rate limits.
xAI: bare 402 writes a short account cooldown instead of persisting
QuotaExhausted; ModelQuotaExhausted keeps model scope; runtime cooldown
survives credential rotation; account deletion clears all account and
model-scoped cooldown keys via new ProviderCooldownPort::clear_all.
Migration 0002 is frozen in the sha256 manifest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove the persistent Cooldown state and cooldown_until/availability_reason
columns; rate limiting (429/503) now lives entirely in provider quota data
with projected window rolling, while availability carries only terminal or
intervention-required states (QuotaExhausted for 402, worker auto-recovers
on quota reset). xAI migrated to the same model (runtime cooldown via Redis,
no persistent state). Frontend derives 限流中 from quota window limitReached.
Align quota window parsing with the official codex schema: drop the invented
monthly_limit/spend_control windows, add the top-level code_review_rate_limit
window, prefer upstream limit_name for display labels, and keep duration
guessing only for grouping.
Also fix: account directory degrades one failing quota to an empty projection
instead of failing the whole page; dashboard rate_limited bucket SQL; fake
store Mutex re-entrancy deadlock; remove dead tokenRefreshing field.
Migration 0002 drops cooldown columns and rewrites the availability CHECK.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Default wire profile os_type to macOS to match the audited official
desktop user-agent
- Retry quota usage 5xx rejections with 1s/2s exponential backoff,
leaving 4xx to the existing quota state transitions
- Classify 503 with Retry-After into a resettable cooldown instead of
an unclassified transient warning
- Add account_id and conversation hash to WebSocket pump exit logs so
idle-connection resets can be attributed to an account
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Dispatch releases from the long-lived publishing branch so Cargo caches are shared across version tags. Store prebuilt image caches in per-architecture GHCR refs and include toolchain and workspace manifests in Cargo cache invalidation.
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Fold the completed provider snapshot, S3 backup, and redundant-index changes into the initial PostgreSQL baseline. Keep the settings section tabs aligned with the input surface color.
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When upstream rejects a NewChain request with websocket_connection_limit_reached
before the first deliverable event, retry once on a fresh connection and
downgrade to HTTP/SSE if the new connection is still limited or the retry
preparation fails, matching the official retry semantics. Non-NewChain
requests keep the previous behavior of delivering the error frame as-is,
and the code is persisted in upstream diagnostics. All pre-delivery
fallbacks share one helper that marks the transport decision and wait
metrics.
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The official Codex app-server enables enable_request_compression by
default (Stable, default_enabled=true) and sends /v1/responses bodies as
zstd level 3 with Content-Encoding: zstd. Serialize the upstream request
to JSON, compress with zstd level 3, and attach the encoding header on
the HTTP/SSE path; WebSocket continues to use permessage-deflate.
Adds RequestBodyEncode/RequestCompression error variants, a zstd capture
helper for wiremock tests, and a transport test asserting the compressed
body decodes back to the original JSON.
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The example config moved to codex_version 0.146.0 and desktop_build 6119,
but the rejection tests still replaced the old values, silently no-op'ing
and accepting invalid configs.
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rustls 0.23 compiles both ring and aws-lc-rs in this workspace (aws-sdk-s3
pulls aws-lc-rs), so the process-level CryptoProvider cannot be auto-selected
and any TLS use panics inside spawned tasks - which made the websocket idle
timeout test hang forever. Install the pinned ring provider once before the
first TLS use, with a startup call in the gateway binary as a fallback.
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Official Codex Desktop app-server and Grok CLI build reqwest without
compression features, so upstream requests carry no Accept-Encoding.
Drop the gzip/brotli/zstd/deflate features and the explicit
'accept-encoding: identity' Grok header so the wire matches official
clients. Verified: reqwest only inserts Accept-Encoding through the
tower-http Decompression layer, which is compiled solely when a
compression feature is enabled; the official binary's 'gzip, deflate'
string is the h2 HPACK static table entry, not a request header.
Also stop downstream clients from injecting device attestation/integrity
headers (x-oai-attestation, x-oai-is, x-oai-is-update) at both the API
passthrough boundary and the provider header builder; only the official
client or the gateway itself may supply those.
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Pin rustls =0.23.36 and hyper-rustls =0.27.7 so the upstream ClientHello
matches the official app-server binary (reqwest 0.12.28 + ring unchanged).
Verified against ChatGPT.app Resources/codex from the current 26.727.51351
build: rustls 0.23.36, hyper-rustls 0.27.7, ring 0.17.14, reqwest 0.12.28.
rustls 0.23.37+ reorders ClientHello extensions, which changes JA3 even
though cipher suites, groups, signature algorithms and ALPN stay identical.
Keep the ring provider: reqwest rustls-tls-native-roots is __rustls-ring
and matches the official binary; do not switch the TLS path to aws-lc-rs
without re-capturing the handshake.
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The sidebar and login logo boxes kept a #1c2a3d background around a
smaller favicon image, leaving an inconsistent ring in dark mode. The
image now fills the box and the divergent box background is removed, so
the favicon's own black tile is the visual mark.
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OpenAI: Codex Core 0.146.0, Desktop 26.727.51351 build 6119, and os_type
macOS (official Rust app-server os_info output) so the startup User-Agent
matches the official client before the periodic release check catches up.
xAI: grok-shell client_version 0.2.118, the current @xai-official/grok
npm release.
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Adds a full-field RuntimeSettings wire fixture with request/response field
lockstep, and a cargo-metadata based guard that compares every workspace
internal runtime edge against a frozen allowed-edges table.
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UsageRecord metadata now carries only provider observations; protocol,
latency details, http version, status codes, websocket pool and image
generation facts moved to the top-level record contract. Contract tests
were updated to pin the new wire shape.
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system-update now uses a discriminated phase union so mutually exclusive
operation states cannot be expressed together; connection-test event shapes
and cost chart points are typed instead of any.
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Components now consume `UsageViewModel` produced by `normalizeUsageRecord`;
metadata fallback exists only in the normalizer. Also complete the typed
request params for ops errors so the usage module stays build-clean.
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Block client originator/User-Agent at both the API passthrough boundary
and the provider header builder, so every upstream request always carries
the runtime wire profile instead of leaking downstream client fingerprints.
Generate User-Agent in the official Codex Desktop Rust-core format
(originator/version (os; arch) terminal) and drop the fabricated
'(Codex Desktop; <desktop version>)' suffix. Verified against the current
official client 26.727.51351, which spawns the app-server with
CODEX_INTERNAL_ORIGINATOR_OVERRIDE=Codex Desktop and never appends a
desktop version to the model-request User-Agent.
WebSocket pool fingerprint tests now rotate on the Codex Core release
instead of the desktop release, matching the fields that actually change
the User-Agent.
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Split the four oversized files into mod.rs-style module directories without
changing public ports or behavior:
- gateway-store: observability/{model,mapping,admin_adapter,queries/*},
provider_accounts/{rows,repository,mapping,admin_adapter,core_adapter},
root {config,bundle,workers,admin_adapter,value}
- gateway-api: admin/observability/{query,wire,routes,presenter} with
mirrored contract tests and updated frozen architecture manifest
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Replace any[] updateLogs with SystemUpdateEvent (id, level, message, at,
terminal) so the log pipeline is type-checked.
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Core Decimal gains canonical() and checked_div_u64(); gateway-admin
DecimalAmount now delegates arithmetic to core instead of reimplementing
scaled parsing, removing the duplicate scaled_amount logic.
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Replace read-full-control-plane-and-copy-all-fields with a targeted
mutation that updates only admin_api_key plus revision and audit. No
longer implicitly coupled to unrelated runtime settings fields.
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OpenAI and xAI now stamp provider_observation_json with schemaVersion: 1 so
historical records can be decoded per version (missing version = v0). Per
project-redundancy-boundary-audit DB-03.
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Replace data: object with precise parameter types derived from call sites,
using type inference (Omit/union) over bulk interface declarations where
possible. Covers accounts, api-keys, usage, system, auth, dashboard,
settings.
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- extract format_number/format_compact_number into admin/presenter.rs
- use gateway_admin model china_day_start instead of local copy
- unify PageMeta onto admin::wire, drop observability duplicate
- accounts reuse map_admin_service_error instead of local match
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The (id, provider_kind) unique index adds no constraint since id is already
the primary key and nothing references the composite key. New forward
migration 0004 per project-redundancy-boundary-audit DB-01; frozen 0001
untouched.
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- bump event-listener to 5.4.2 for RUSTSEC-2026-0221
- use the AWS SDK modern HTTPS client to remove rustls-webpki 0.101 affected by RUSTSEC-2026-0098, RUSTSEC-2026-0099, and RUSTSEC-2026-0104
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Reorganize integration tests so tests/ mirrors src/ per architecture rule.
- gateway-admin: split flat backup tests into tests/backup/{policy,task,support}
and tests/model/backup.rs, sharing fakes via backup::support
- gateway-store: move coordination_buffer and execution_buffer tests into
tests/redis/ and tests/postgres/ to match src layout
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- keep black base and white mark unchanged
- add sparse white film-grain noise and radial white mist
- add short, straight, battle-worn scratch marks with rough edges
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- carry underlying redis/serialization error into native continuation logs
- attach provider/account to affinity write failures and timeouts
- log quota cycle summary counts and per-account transient causes
- include upstream status in catalog/quota error diagnostics
- record request_id/method/uri in HTTP trace spans for failed responses
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Own RotationStrategy wire mapping in gateway-core and re-export it from gateway-admin, move ProviderCircuitPolicy into the execution port contract, and rename the Core coordination timeout without a Redis implementation leak.
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Align GPT-5.6 Terra/Luna standard, Fast, cache and long-context rates with the current upstream pricing page, and add GPT-4o/4o-mini cached-input rates.
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Persist provider account name, email, and authentication kind at write time so request, attempt, and error views survive account deletion; add stable diagnostic keys with display-name resolution (account email/name, API key name); count only errored requests in failure diagnostics.
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Collapse the completed response ID, service tier, and quota cooldown changes into the fresh-database baseline. Refresh the migration contract and state consistently that cross-major online upgrades are unsupported.
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Hold structural response events for a bounded replay grace so a split-frame 429 can rotate accounts without disconnecting the client. Release immediately on semantic output and keep post-commit failures non-replayable.
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Apply OpenAI reauthorization to the selected local account ID while atomically replacing its verified upstream identity. Converge successful quota observations across refresh paths and preserve explicitly disabled account state during connection checks, quota refreshes, and credential rotation.
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Restore 2.x semantics: a request-specified tier drives persisted display and pricing, while the upstream response tier remains separately observable. Cover HTTP SSE and WebSocket conflicts plus the response-only fallback.
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Schedule token refreshes at the exact configured lead time and reschedule existing refreshable accounts when that setting changes. Preserve current retry schedules when unrelated settings are saved.
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Expose exact upstream responses to authenticated connection tests, reload the resulting account state, and classify usage-limit windows as resettable quota exhaustion. Restore non-quota availability after verified credential rotation and refresh quota after reauthorization.
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Remove the asynchronous continuation queue so Core waits for the bounded Redis write before exposing a reusable response ID. Keep Redis index maintenance bounded per record to protect terminal response latency.
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Keep quota probes from terminally invalidating OAuth accounts on 401 or 403, and stop manual quota refreshes from querying upstream with an expired access token. Model quota-owned transitions explicitly and cover both boundaries with regression tests.
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Delete secret-dependent integration tests that consume live quota, register upstream tasks, or rotate OAuth refresh tokens. Keep the default workspace suite entirely runnable without ignored cases.
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Log direct Store failures without changing client-visible results, emit connection-test diagnostics before asynchronous persistence, and keep Provider errors intact when observation writes fail. Add a process-wide byte budget, cumulative queue statistics, ordered failure isolation, and bounded shutdown draining to the PostgreSQL observation worker.
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Move PostgreSQL execution observations and Redis release, circuit, and continuation writes onto bounded non-blocking queues. Supervise independent flush workers so database or coordination failures can drop recoverable side effects without delaying protocol delivery.
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Preserve raw request and response data across HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket adapters, including opaque headers and upstream error envelopes. Remove private payload and catalog gates, keep account switching behind the pre-delivery barrier, and make observation failures unable to replace client-visible protocol data.
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Treat Codex response handles as opaque strings across request decoding, continuation affinity, and upstream metadata. Store raw UTF-8 bytes without the PostgreSQL text index so long or NUL-containing handles cannot fail after a successful response.
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Restore the v2.x stream commit policies so ordinary requests forward the first event immediately while continuation and same-batch failures remain behind the retry boundary. Preserve typed upstream failure batches through Core and both streaming adapters, with a 64 KiB prefetch limit and end-to-end regression coverage.
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Prefer explicit quota evidence over generic 429 feedback, keep exhausted and terminal accounts from being downgraded by temporary rate limits, and reconcile historical cooldown states from current quota observations.
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Load the current credential revision server-side for reauthorization and manual refresh so background token refreshes do not make admin mutations fail stale client fences.
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Force refresh scheduling for OAuth accounts whose access token has already expired, even when a persisted next_refresh_at points to the future.
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Import OAuth accounts from access and refresh tokens only, then verify identity and observe the initial quota through official endpoints.
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Treat each passive response-header observation as a complete rate-limit bucket snapshot, preventing stale secondary windows from surviving into a newer primary-only update.\n\nExtract duplicate OAuth callback parameter rejection to keep the release quality gate warning-free.
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- gateway-admin: drop the mirrored 7-variant enum; re-export the core type
- gateway-api: serialize wire availability via core as_str (bytes unchanged)
- gateway-store: drop ProviderAccountAvailability and four identity mappers;
rows parse through core's codec with the same error string; redis state
validation reuses core parse instead of a literal 7-string set
- providers/openai+xai: drop core<->admin identity mappers made moot by the
admin re-export
- providers/xai: a single exhaustive From<GrokCredentialAvailability> impl
is now the only Grok->core translation point
No behavior change: DB strings, wire JSON, and the AccountStatus fold
(including Invalid->Expired display) are byte-identical. 1244 tests green.
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Add a metric layout variant for account usage windows so dashboard account rows align request bars with adjacent recent-usage text without changing the shared compact account-table presentation.
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Keep admin account connection tests routed through the provider probe even when the stored account is already marked unavailable so clicking test can refresh state from the upstream response.
Preserve provider-declared safe upstream details when OpenAI-compatible API errors collapse local provider unavailability to the stable no-provider contract.
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Share Codex Responses request semantics across OpenAI and xAI providers so reasoning effort, presets, request kind, subagent kind, and compaction observations stay consistent.
Read xAI reasoning efforts from official catalog feature options instead of model-name hardcoding, and make Codex service tiers data-driven through ModelPresentation rather than API adapter defaults.
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Keep dashboard header actions pinned to the action column, widen the xAI runtime field, and align active-account usage metrics without changing the shared usage window component.
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Classify xAI 429 rate-limit responses as quota exhaustion so the scheduler removes the account from active rotation until the normal recovery flow makes it available again.
Cover the provider replay path and transport classification with tests.
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Convert the remaining English doc comments in the openai and xai provider
crates to Chinese, function-oriented wording so the whole backend follows
one convention. Explanatory narration is compressed into what the item does
and what its errors mean; code identifiers, route paths, rustdoc links and
`# Errors` headings stay as-is.
Also fixes two half-translated comments left in the websocket protocol
module and merges a duplicated doc block on the OIDC verifier constructor.
No code, signature or `#[error(...)]` string changes.
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Keep the database baseline as a single initial migration now that deployed instances have already been upgraded. The retention delete indexes move into 0001, the standalone 0002 file is removed, and the migration tests now expect one applied migration.
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Operator mutations no longer require callers to carry configRevision values through accounts, client keys, provider credentials, or settings. The store and admin use cases now apply current state directly, which removes stale-revision failures from normal create, update, and delete flows.
xAI Responses catalog entries now let the upstream validate feature support instead of rejecting requests locally when optional catalog metadata is absent, matching the Build routing behavior used by grok2api.
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The Windows release shipped a zip that self-update cannot extract, so
remove the Windows platform, matrix leg, and its dead archive handling
rather than add zip support. Raise the compose stop grace period above the
serial drain plus worker-shutdown budget so Docker does not SIGKILL mid
shutdown. Record that the deployment is single-replica and why, since the
worker leader lease and self-update swap are per-replica.
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One record with an unparseable provider_kind no longer makes the whole
usage list return 500; the failing record is skipped and the list still
renders. An account whose credential availability is Invalid — excluded
from scheduling — was displayed as Active in the directory; it now derives
the Expired status so it reads as unavailable, consistent with how a dead
credential surfaces to the operator.
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Rebuild history items with in-place Map surgery so unknown upstream fields
survive instead of evaporating through a field whitelist. Narrow history
sanitization to the known Grok-internal injection sites rather than
stripping every null and any key named phase at any depth. Ensure the
prompt-cache route's injected web_search/x_search tools can never be
actually invoked when the client sent its own tools. Batch the selector's
per-account observed-model-support and cooldown reads instead of a serial
Redis round trip each. One plan scope failing no longer aborts the whole
provider catalog refresh.
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One account's quota parse failure no longer aborts the whole synchronize
batch. The per-plan catalog union no longer wedges every refresh on any
presentation/metadata drift — only routing-relevant facts must agree.
compile_model_capabilities now attaches a ModelPresentation so openai
models carry display facts through /v1/models instead of fabricated
defaults. is_expired_credential requires a genuine 401/403 or structured
expiry code instead of matching the substring "unauthorized" anywhere in
the body. The request turn-state header is authoritative over the body
camelCase alias.
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A gateway-budget deadline was recorded as a provider Timeout that counts
against the circuit breaker, so many long streams expiring together could
wrongly open it; a deadline reached after downstream delivery has begun no
longer feeds the provider circuit. required_account was pinned for the rest
of the request after a same-account credential recovery, so a later
retryable error terminated instead of switching accounts; the pin now binds
only the immediate recovery replay and is cleared afterward, letting
subsequent errors use the remaining accounts and retry budget.
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Make request generic so the axios envelope is unwrapped as a typed value,
and thread the known response shapes through every api module and their
call sites so a wire rename surfaces as a compile error instead of silent
any. Type-only: no runtime or visual change.
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Remove the release-asset build stages that nothing references. Strip the
+build semver metadata from the derived container tag, which is not a legal
tag character, while keeping the full version string where a tag is not
required.
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Add a workspace-level architecture test that parses each backend crate's
manifest and asserts the layering rules the architecture doc describes —
gateway-core has no HTTP/DB/Redis/provider dependency, the providers do not
depend on each other, gateway-admin has no transport or storage crates —
and that no production src file hosts a test module. Extend the responses
websocket tests to cover the upgrade boundary: handshake routing, upgrade
precedence over authentication, and malformed-handshake rejection.
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Stop rejecting a JWKS document that carries members the struct does not
model, so a token still verifies when the IdP adds a field. Treat an
unparseable catalog cache entry as a cache miss that refetches instead of
a hard failure. Remove the unused GrokCredentialCatalogService::synchronize
cluster and its snapshot re-export.
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Retry-After now accepts the HTTP-date form in addition to integer seconds.
When a raw SSE passthrough frame fails to construct, fall back to the
serialized form instead of silently dropping the event. Reject upstream
base_url values that are http or resolve to loopback/private ranges, so an
operator-supplied URL cannot point the data plane at an internal address.
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An enormous session_ttl_minutes config value overflowed chrono when added
to the current time and panicked session creation; clamp it to a sane
maximum. Route both UTC+8 formatting call sites through a single helper.
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Retry binding the listener on AddrInUse within a bounded window so a
self-restart handoff that races the old process releasing the port does
not exit the new process offline. Make restart() take the same operation
lock as update and rollback so a restart cannot interleave with an
in-flight update. Enable the idle notification before reading the active
count in wait_until_idle so the last connection dropping between the read
and the first poll cannot lose the wakeup and stall the full drain
timeout. Remove the unreachable preview update-channel configuration.
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reset_uncommitted_observations left provider_processing_ms set when
discarding a failed attempt's observations, leaking one attempt's upstream
processing time into the next; clear it with the other per-attempt fields.
finish_success fabricated an upstream_status_code of 200 when none was
observed — persist the absent status as NULL instead. Give the "no active
attempt" internal state its own EngineError::NoActiveAttempt instead of
overloading EmptyRoutingPlan, and map it to an internal gateway error.
Remove the unused free function commit_requirement.
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The workspace runs tests only through each crate's main integration
target (autotests = false), so the #[cfg(test)] module embedded in
transport/profile.rs never executed — the only such module left in
production src. Mirror the two release-refresh tests into
tests/transport/profile.rs and export the release service surface they
exercise.
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The request-id layer injects under the configured api.request_id_header,
but the admin extractor read the hardcoded x-request-id name, so pointing
that setting at any other header made every authenticated admin request
fail with an internal error and took the admin interface down. Read the
name-agnostic RequestId extension the layer also populates, keeping the
header lookup as a fallback for callers that run without the layer.
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Each document was verified claim by claim against the source. Corrections
that mattered: client API keys have no per-key model scoping; admin
requests never need to send x-request-id and the configurable header name
does not apply to admin authentication; GET /v1/models serves two distinct
response shapes depending on client_version; the crate dependency rules
are convention rather than machine-enforced across all crates; the HTTP
server and worker runtime live in gateway-host, not apps/gateway; the
OpenAI path forwards upstream bytes verbatim over both SSE and WebSocket
while xAI translates between the Grok and Responses wires. Document the
graceful-shutdown budget, the CORS contract, the migration freeze rule,
and the integration-test environment variables, and drop the stale login
throttling references.
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The 2026-07-26 audit report is a local working document: it enumerates
unfixed findings and deployment details that do not belong in the
published tree.
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The failure-count lockout keyed on request source was the wrong control
for this deployment: behind the mandated reverse proxy every login shares
the proxy peer address, so an unauthenticated attacker could trip the
shared bucket and lock the real administrator out for the window,
renewably. Remove the throttle end to end — the LoginError::Throttled
state, the LoginCommand source, the AuthStore/AdminAuthStateRepository
failure-window ports and their Redis Lua script, and the login-source
middleware — and let a wrong password return InvalidCredentials directly.
Online brute-force is bounded by the Argon2 verification cost and admin
password strength; deployments wanting rate limiting apply it at the
reverse proxy, which sees real client IPs.
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Review follow-ups. The login throttle keyed on the full IPv6 /128 address,
so a direct-connect attacker with a routed /64 got an independent
five-guess bucket per address; bucket IPv6 sources by their /64 prefix so
the whole allocation shares one quota. IPv4 keying is unchanged, and a
router-level test pins both the aggregation and cross-prefix isolation.
The store test_env guard treated any present CI variable as CI, so a
developer running CI=false to signal not-CI turned skips into panics; parse
CI per the is-ci convention (present and not 0/false/empty).
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Follow-up to 720eb0c2: the manifest was self-attested — editing a released
migration and regenerating its sha256 line in the same PR passed the
checksum and membership checks, and the next release then bricked every
deployment on the startup checksum mismatch the guard exists to prevent.
On pull requests, fetch the base commit and require every line in the base
manifest to survive verbatim, so a changed hash (edit) or a dropped line
(delete) fails CI; genuinely new migrations only add lines and still pass.
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Follow-up to 97b91d34: on partial import success the first_failure was
discarded and skipped entries left no trace, so an entry whose refresh
token was already rotated inside verify (transient userinfo failure, local
rejection, or duplicate-subject skip) was destroyed upstream while the
response only reported the success count — the operator had no signal that
a credential needed re-authorization. Emit a warn for each skipped entry
naming the account and whether its token was already rotated.
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Review follow-up to d6b9fedb: after axum's graceful shutdown resolved, the
tail wait_until_idle re-armed a fresh full drain_timeout window, so a
stalled SSE client plus a detached WebSocket guard stretched the drain to
2x the configured bound and pushed worker shutdown past an operator-sized
stop grace period. Record the deadline when the cancellation signal fires
and give the tail wait only the remaining time.
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Review follow-ups to c953f6f4. begin_model_request_attempt reset
upstream_send_state to not_sent on every retry, so the watermark only held
in session memory: a crash between the reset and the next mark left a
running row that expired-request recovery finalized as not_sent even
though the first attempt demonstrably reached the upstream. Stop resetting
the column — it is the request-level monotonic watermark, raised only by
mark/finalize — and pin that with a store test.
In handle_stream_error, the escalated watermark also leaked into the retry
gates, letting an Ambiguous second attempt inherit Sent from the first and
pass the != Ambiguous check for idempotent operations (latent today, both
providers reject idempotent operations before send). Gate retries on the
attempt's own send state and keep the watermark for persistence and
terminal writes only.
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The release body ships on every future release, so a hardcoded "from
2.x" would be stale by 4.0. State the invariant instead: schema and
configuration are compatible within a major only, and self-update refuses
cross-major targets from 3.0 on.
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The runtime cross-major gate only exists in 3.x binaries; a 2.x admin UI
happily offers the one-click update that produces a non-starting service.
State the clean break in the three places a 2.x operator actually sees
before upgrading: the top of every 3.x GitHub Release body, the README
operations section, and the deploy README upgrade section, each with the
fresh-deployment path (new .runtime/, re-import or re-authorize accounts
and client keys).
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The PostgreSQL and Redis integration tests returned early when
CPR_TEST_DATABASE_URL / CPR_TEST_REDIS_URL were unset, so a broken service
container or renamed variable in CI turned 96 real tests into silent green
no-ops. Route every environment read through a shared helper that panics
when CI is set and the variable is missing, while keeping the local
skip-when-unconfigured behavior. Local setup instructions live in
backend/migrations/README.md.
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prepare_import exchanged refresh tokens entry by entry but aborted the
whole batch on any later failure, dropping every already-rotated token:
the source file's old tokens were consumed upstream, so a re-import hit
invalid_grant and the credentials were unrecoverable. A document containing
the same account twice triggered this deterministically via the duplicate-
subject rejection.
Deduplicate identical refresh tokens at document parse (side-effect-free,
first entry wins) so duplicated entries can no longer invalidate each
other's exchange. In prepare_import, make entries independent: a failed
entry is skipped and the first failure is returned only when no entry
succeeded; a second grant for an already-imported subject is skipped
instead of failing the batch.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Retrying takes the current attempt out of the session, so a later attempt
that fails before stream creation (for example NoEligibleAccount on the
second selection) finalized with current_send_state() == NotSent and
overwrote the sent marker the first attempt had already persisted,
producing rows claiming not_sent alongside an upstream 429. Track a
request-level send-state watermark (Sent > Ambiguous > NotSent) raised at
every point send state is observed or persisted, and route all failure
finalizations through it so a terminal write never downgrades the
persisted state. The account-exhaustion regression test now pins the
finalized send_state to Sent.
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WorkerSupervisor::shutdown re-awaited every handle after a timeout,
including those already joined inside the timeout block, which panics with
'JoinHandle polled after completion' whenever a cooperative worker exits
before an uncooperative one under a shared timeout. Join each handle at
most once against a shared absolute deadline and abort only the handles
that miss it. The existing hung-task test never tripped this because the
hung worker happened to sort first; add a regression test that pins the
hung worker at the end of the join order.
serve_router relied on axum's graceful shutdown, which waits for in-flight
connections without bound while SSE bodies never observe cancellation, so
one stalled client kept the process alive until SIGKILL. Race the server
against a drain deadline that starts at the cancellation signal; past the
deadline the remaining connections are abandoned and die with process
exit.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
sqlx re-validates applied-migration checksums on every startup, so any byte
change to a released migration file locks existing deployments out of
starting with no automatic recovery. Record the released migrations in
backend/migrations/.frozen-sha256 and fail CI when a frozen file changes or
a new migration lands without being enrolled. Document the freeze rule and
the local test-database environment in backend/migrations/README.md. The
migration files themselves stay byte-identical: adding even a header
comment would trip the same startup validation this guard protects.
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The AdminLoginSource extension was never injected, so every login request
fell back to the shared "unknown" failure bucket: five wrong passwords from
any unauthenticated visitor locked the real administrator out for fifteen
minutes, renewable indefinitely. Attach a login-route middleware that keys
the bucket on the socket peer IP taken from ConnectInfo; forwarded headers
are client-forgeable and stay excluded, so reverse-proxy deployments retain
the previous shared-bucket behavior. Add a router-level regression test
proving throttling of one source leaves other sources unaffected.
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Connection tests run through a transient execution store, so a failed probe
left no trace at all: nothing in model_requests, nothing in ops_events, and
nothing in the log at info level. The reason a probe failed — upstream status,
provider error code, send state — was only reachable by reproducing it.
Add a ProbeFailure port on ExecutionStore, defaulting to a no-op so existing
implementations are unaffected, and have the execution service report probe
failures to the persistent store while the probe itself keeps using the
transient one. The Postgres store logs a warning and appends an ops event with
no model_request_id.
Such events already fit the surrounding contracts: the ops error list left
joins model_requests, health metrics inner join it so probes stay out of
business failure rates, and retention already targets rows with a null
model_request_id.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the nine ad-hoc arbitrary font weights (620-820, 208 usages) with a four-tier scale: font-emphasis (650) and font-heavy (760) as new theme tokens, plus the standard font-bold (700) and font-extrabold (800). Every merge moves a weight by at most 30 units, below the perceptible threshold for UI text sizes. The SystemUpdateModal release-notes scoped styles reference the same tokens. Arbitrary font-[N] classes are now zero across the codebase; the scale is documented in the theme block.
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Selection-stage failures all collapsed into a generic "upstream service is
unavailable", so a 30s runtime cooldown was indistinguishable from a real
upstream outage. The connection test pins a single account and has no
fallback, making every retry inside the window look like a dead upstream.
Split the runtime-cooldown case out of NoEligibleSession into a new
AccountCoolingDown variant carrying the remaining wait, and attach a
structured code and error type to each selection failure. The admin
connection test now renders the reason and the remaining cooldown.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hoist the tone-to-class maps duplicated between MetricCard and AccountOverviewCard into dashboard constants, move the generic ECharts tooltip parameter helpers to components/charts/tooltip.ts shared by the dashboard trend chart and usage charts, derive the health popover's segment and metric lists from one outcome metadata source, and rebuild useOpsErrorsTable on the shared usePagedQuery composable (same stale-response guard and empty-page clamp, first-paint loading preserved). Remove the dead trend-loading prop chain, the unused showAvatar prop, and two unused exports. Built CSS unchanged.
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Extract AccountFilters to mirror the ApiKeyFilters/UsageFilters toolbar convention, move the CCSwitch import and service-URL orchestration out of api-keys/index.vue into a useApiKeyUse composable, adopt useAsyncAction for the admin API key mutations and useIdSet for the connection-test id tracking (both already the sibling-view convention), and drop the unused store barrel re-exports. Markup moved verbatim; built CSS unchanged.
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Move the ~250 lines of record-derivation functions out of usage/constants.ts into usage/utils/records.ts alongside the existing format/chart utils, leaving constants.ts with the column and option tables. Extract UsageRecordsTable as the single definition of the ten record cell templates that were duplicated byte-for-byte between the usage view and the dashboard card, UsageDetailPopover for the info-dot hover shell repeated in the latency/token/billing cells, and UsageDetailFieldGrid plus UsageDetailCodePanel for the field-grid and code-panel blocks repeated inside the record detail modal. Markup moved verbatim; the built CSS is byte-identical to the baseline.
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Add providerDisplayName as the single provider label mapping (was five hand-written if-chains with per-site fallbacks preserved), useThemeColor for theme-reactive CSS variable reads (three verbatim copies), useCopyText for clipboard-with-toast flows (three variants encoded as options), and usageLegend for the ECharts legend literal repeated across three usage chart cards. Drop the four pageSizes arrays that restated BaseTable's default. Script-only changes; the built CSS is byte-identical to the pre-refactor baseline.
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Split the dashboard summary into two three-way query batches so one render holds at most three pool connections and cannot starve data-plane writes under the five-second acquire timeout. Restore the fresh account read before the passive-quota availability write-back: the revision fence only covers credential rotation, so deciding transitions from the selection-time snapshot could overwrite availability changes made by other paths and delay exhausted-account recovery. Drop the redundant admin_audit_events retention index (the initial created_at index already serves the delete predicate) and document the rolling-deploy indexing procedure in the migration.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the account re-read from passive rate-limit quota sync: the quota CAS is fenced on the account revision and the follow-up state write carries the same fence, so the availability transition can use the selection-time snapshot and converge on the next response. Stream Grok inference chunks as Bytes end to end instead of copying every chunk into a fresh Vec.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add partial indexes for the three retention delete predicates and delete in bounded ctid batches with per-batch commits, replacing the hourly full-table scan and unbounded single-transaction delete. Run the six dashboard-summary queries concurrently so page latency tracks the slowest query instead of their sum. Make the PostgreSQL pool budget configurable via an optional store.pool section (max_connections, acquire_timeout_seconds) with a 5-second acquire timeout default so pool exhaustion fails fast instead of queueing for 30 seconds.
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Combine the model-request insert with the first attempt into one ExecutionStore call (default implementation keeps the sequential behavior; the Postgres store overrides it with a single INSERT), removing one database round trip from the pre-first-token critical path. Reuse a session-scoped deadline timer in the event pull loop instead of registering a new global timer per event, and attach continuation session state in place so a uniquely held payload is no longer force-deep-copied by clone-before-make_mut.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Track a scanned-prefix cursor in SseEventDecoder so a large frame arriving across many chunks is scanned incrementally instead of rescanned from the start on every push (separator matching backs off three bytes to catch CRLF pairs split across chunks). Decode WebSocket response.create frames through a Map-accepting request-decode core, dropping the serialize-and-reparse round trip on the request start path.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Parse each WebSocket frame once in the exchange reducer and reuse the parsed JSON across rate-limit, metadata, turn-state, and forwarding extraction (previously up to eight full parses per frame). Serialize the response.create frame by borrowing the request body instead of deep-copying it (byte-identical output, including a client-supplied type key), skip audit artifact construction entirely when no audit directory is configured, and take pending turn-state updates instead of cloning them on every chunk.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a serde(other) variant to GrokCatalogReasoningEffort and drop unrecognized efforts from the capability projection, mirroring the api_backend handling: a novel effort value in one model previously failed the whole snapshot parse and collapsed /v1/models to the default model once the cache expired.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scope the completed-usage-fact predicate to per-aggregate FILTER clauses in request_metrics and request_metric_series instead of the whole query: the global filter pinned outcome='succeeded', so failure, cancelled, incomplete, and caller-error counts were structurally zero and the dashboard always reported a 100% success rate. Outcome counts now cover every request in range while token, cache, latency, and cost-coverage aggregates remain restricted to committed usage facts.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cross-major releases are withheld from has_update with an explanatory warning, and perform_update rejects a cross-major target before fetching the release: config and migration contracts are only compatible within a major, so a one-click cross-major update previously produced a binary that fails to start. Same-major updates keep the existing flow.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the wildcard allow_headers with an explicit whitelist (authorization, content-type, x-api-key, and the configured request-id header): tower-http asserts against wildcard headers combined with allow_credentials, so any non-empty cors_allowed_origins previously panicked inside initialize() before the server could listen. Add a preflight assembly test covering a configured origin.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Surface the upstream error message, code, and type from response.failed/error stream events through the client-visible error pipeline, matching the reference translation baseline and restoring fatal-vs-retryable classification and retry pacing for downstream Codex clients. Messages are scrubbed of account fingerprints (UUIDs) and control characters before exposure; unstructured failures keep the sanitized generic error, and non-2xx HTTP transport errors keep their existing rewrap semantics.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rewrite the refresh, token-classification, passthrough, and stream-tolerance comments to state the behavior and constraints they guard, dropping change narration and reviewer-facing baseline references. Also apply rustfmt reflow in the openai test files.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the fixed 10-minute refresh retry with the shared Redis-backed exponential backoff (5s x3, capped at 5m): transient and rejected refresh failures record a per-account attempt count inside a 30-minute window and defer the next attempt accordingly, and a successful rotation resets the counter. Aligns the xAI refresh path with the openai provider; invalid_grant/banned stay terminal and ambiguous failures keep their 24-hour cooldown.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Enable raw SSE passthrough on the WebSocket upstream so client bytes are never re-serialized, preserving numeric precision on the transparent /v1/responses path.
Stop invalidating accounts on transient credential-refresh failures: classify 5xx/429 by status, defer identity-unavailable instead of terminating, and retry with a Redis-backed exponential backoff (5s x3, capped at 5m) that resets on success. Only invalid_grant/banned/rejected remain terminal, restoring the pre-refactor and official-client behavior.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tolerate field-validation failures on non-terminal content events (empty deltas, duplicate indices, missing fields) and skipped transforms by forwarding the wire event without canonical extraction, matching the reference translation baseline. Terminal completed/incomplete events keep failing closed so usage and cost validation are preserved; genuine upstream errors still propagate.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop production APIs with no callers: the model-request history module, dead ClientApiKey/ProviderAccount repository methods, the CollectedResponse IR, canonical_facts_mut, the UsageExtraction error variant, unused xAI credential-refresh helpers, and the unused uuid/zeroize/chrono dependencies.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Return the Codex catalog only for client_version requests while preserving the standard OpenAI-compatible model list for other clients. Keep the login action pending until successful route loading completes.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Read Grok reasoning effort menus from the official catalog, expose xhigh to Codex, and generate command-authenticated client configuration that refreshes remote model metadata without advertising unsupported priority service.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Include each update event ID in the SSE JSON payload so the frontend appends distinct progress rows instead of replacing one undefined-ID row.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Use the new product mark across the favicon, login panel, and sidebar with a consistent dark brand background and cache-busted browser icon.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Keep number inputs on the string model contract so settings edits reach form state and persist after refresh.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Leave absent account timestamps blank, show zero latency for an empty usage summary, and reduce the expanded sidebar width by five pixels.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Record successful and failed official npm checks, retain the last successful version on failure, and publish the checked timestamp through the dashboard wire profile.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Coalesce native scroll events per animation frame, cache scrollbar geometry, and synchronize sticky headers only when horizontal position changes.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Keep per-account HTTP/2 pools warm, build cold clients outside the shared cache lock, and record cache, DNS, and response-header timings for successful and failed requests.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Restore the pre-refactor update stage events and human-readable download progress, preserve progressPercent through the admin SSE wire, and wait for the stream subscription before starting replacement.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Preserve transient credential failures as runtime cooldowns, restore account-aware retry and observability facts, and align Grok model/tool adaptation with Codex clients.
Keep complete SSE events on the live path while retaining only protocol-required tool and continuation state.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Use the Redis client shipped with the service image so the quality workflow does not depend on a runner package.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Refresh verified dependencies, harden CI test credentials, and align release builders with the current supported image.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Serve connection-test model lists from a provider-plan Redis cache, refresh manually through bounded same-plan candidates, and keep periodic catalog refreshes isolated from OpenAI ETag handling.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Restore provider-native quota and reasoning observations, complete request lifecycle accounting, and align account and usage surfaces with the restored semantics.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Keep OpenAI Responses bodies and wire events transparent, remove the generic typed compaction and response reconstruction path, and localize Grok compaction adaptation to the xAI provider.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Collapse routing, health, circuit state, account pools, and admin APIs onto the fixed OpenAI and xAI Provider boundary while keeping credential runtime state account-scoped.
Remove configurable provider-instance and routing-catalog persistence, use fixed official endpoints in provider adapters, align account routes and frontend contracts, and mirror provider tests under their source modules.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Allow explicitly selected provider accounts to be deleted regardless of scheduling state, matching the pre-refactor behavior.
Upsert verified credential imports by upstream identity, preserve existing account IDs, and return the committed IDs to admin callers.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Remove unused full-response transports and unconnected domain reservations while keeping test-only setup inside integration tests.
Restore image-generation accounting and OpenAI WebSocket pool observations across the engine, store, and admin boundaries without changing the transparent OpenAI WS/SSE path.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Move protocol and provider fixtures and observations into integration tests while exercising the production decoder, encoder, transport, DNS, and lease paths.
Remove direct credential seeding and routing test setters while preserving OpenAI transparent proxy and WebSocket/SSE fallback behavior.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Add typed compaction operations across the gateway, OpenAI, and xAI providers with provider-owned request, response, accounting, and observability contracts.
Align xAI custom apply_patch calls with the patch function argument and re-encode restored custom calls during provider replay.
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Restore provider-owned identity profiles, credential refresh, cache routing, model catalogs, and runtime configuration across OpenAI and xAI without compatibility paths.
Keep deployment configuration, frontend visibility, and architecture documentation aligned with the finalized multi-provider boundary.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Move control-plane use cases, host lifecycle, provider capabilities, execution orchestration, and worker contracts into their final owners while keeping the application bootstrap as a thin composition root.
Restore verified OpenAI transport, continuation, pooling, fingerprint, accounting, and observability semantics, and retain the validated xAI multi-account integration.
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Rebuild the backend as the frozen gateway workspace with a single PostgreSQL schema, provider-owned OpenAI and xAI boundaries, and mirrored domain tests.
Restore the admin product contracts for accounts, model catalogs, usage observability, billing details, and provider-scoped settings without compatibility shims.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Route in-process update restarts through an explicit shutdown action so the runtime releases the listener and logging guard before exec, without waiting for the single instance's graceful drain.
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Document the provider-neutral gateway boundary and its terminal PostgreSQL and Redis data model, including configuration, credentials, routing, attempts, continuation, telemetry, retention, and migration contracts.
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Move account and dashboard read orchestration into their existing admin API modules, and remove the top-level admin_queries package and service wrapper.
Update composition wiring, dependency guards, and architecture documentation to reflect feature-local query ownership.
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Remove frontend schemas and tests, keep API modules as thin GET/POST adapters, and replace manual SSE and browser helpers with existing VueUse and utility primitives.
Reorganize feature helpers, move unauthorized handling into an app plugin, align the admin key removal route, and satisfy the enabled accessibility rules.
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Harden WebSocket ownership and capacity semantics, split the transport into focused modules, and move admin queries, quota observations, and upstream adapters behind explicit consumer-owned ports.
Parse frontend payloads at the API boundary, centralize SSE and store ownership, add latest-request-wins queries with inferred view types, and enforce dependency direction through lint and AST tests.
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Remove request-path quota probes and consume account, request, and rate-limit facts from normal upstream responses, including 429 active-limit metadata.
Refresh model catalogs only at startup, on x-models-etag changes, or through the explicit account model refresh control in the connection test dialog.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Preserve Responses Lite and Memgen controls across HTTP and WebSocket transports without rewriting request bodies, and standardize continuation recovery signals.
Track cache-write usage and billing while applying appcast profile updates to new WebSocket generations without breaking exact continuations.
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Sanitize every replay item envelope without maintaining an output-type allowlist, while preserving nested client and tool semantics.
Build connection snapshots from the actual successful attempt input so cleaned source-account state cannot return during target-account recovery.
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Track connection transcripts by the actual response account and sanitize typed Responses output state before replaying across accounts.
Rebuild target auth, Cookie, installation metadata, and turn state boundaries, fail closed on malformed turn metadata, and persist only target-account state after replay.
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Capture first semantic output and transport timing, then surface concise latency values with safe phase details in dashboard and usage records.
Keep the Codex Desktop request profile synchronized with successful appcast checks at runtime, without rewriting configuration or evicting existing WebSocket connections.
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Run affected CI checks in parallel and skip unrelated backend or frontend work while retaining workflow lint.
Start release binary builds after release metadata is available, while keeping image assembly, packaging, and publication gated by quality checks.
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Measure TTFT from the first semantic response event across streaming, retry, scheduler, usage telemetry, and dashboard paths.
Expose first-token percentiles and concise UI labels, and isolate concurrent Redis-backed test runs.
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Update redis to 1.4.0, rustls to 0.23.42, and uuid to 1.23.5 after full backend, security, container, and Trivy validation.
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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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Keep the public README terse and operational, and align the repository skills with the current lifecycle, transport, validation, and release boundaries.
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Refresh only the request detail table with an independent current-time snapshot, while preserving latest-request-wins ordering and leaving analytics cards untouched.
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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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if ! awk '{print $2}' .frozen-sha256 | grep -Fxq "$file"; then
echo "::error file=backend/migrations/$file::migration $file is not frozen; append its sha256 to backend/migrations/.frozen-sha256"
exit 1
fi
done
# 清单自证不足以防「改迁移 + 同 PR 刷新清单行」：校验对新哈希通过。
# 对 PR，断言 .frozen-sha256 相对 base 只增不改——base 里的每一行
# 必须原样保留（改哈希＝删行，删迁移＝删行，都会被挡）。
if [ -n "${BASE_SHA:-}" ]; then
base_manifest="$(git show "${BASE_SHA}:backend/migrations/.frozen-sha256" 2>/dev/null || true)"
if [ -n "$base_manifest" ]; then
while IFS= read -r line; do
[ -z "$line" ] && continue
if ! grep -Fxq "$line" .frozen-sha256; then
file="$(printf '%s' "$line" | awk '{print $2}')"
echo "::error file=backend/migrations/.frozen-sha256::frozen migration $file was modified or removed; released migrations are append-only — add a new numbered migration instead"
Download the appropriate archive for your platform from the assets below.
Release archives are covered by GitHub artifact attestations. Docker images are published with SBOM/provenance attestations and keyless cosign signatures.
In repositories indexed by CodeGraph (a `.codegraph/` directory exists at the repo root), reach for it BEFORE grep/find or reading files when you need to understand or locate code:
- **MCP tools** (when available): `codegraph_explore` answers most code questions in one call — the relevant symbols' verbatim source plus the call paths between them. `codegraph_node` returns one symbol's source + callers, or reads a whole file with line numbers. If the tools are listed but deferred, load them by name via tool search.
- **Shell** (always works): `codegraph explore "<symbol names or question>"` and `codegraph node <symbol-or-file>` print the same output.
If there is no `.codegraph/` directory, skip CodeGraph entirely — indexing is the user's decision.
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