## What changed
- Expose `RequiredCyberAccessPrograms` so hosts can require an explicit allowed program on a thread. Snapshot the requirement before extension callbacks; hosts must reapply it on cold resume.
- Validate resolved `access_programs` before HTTP and WebSocket model requests, rejecting omitted or disallowed programs. Explicit `Standard` remains distinct from omission. Reject memory summarization and realtime requests when a requirement is present.
- Keep required programs scoped to the parent thread by preventing Guardian reviewers from inheriting its program, including Guardian v2 reviews.
## Testing
Add HTTP and WebSocket coverage for allowed programs, omission, disallowed programs, unsupported providers, and connection reuse. Extend Guardian tests to verify parent-only program scope and that removing the public attachment does not erase the startup snapshot.
GitOrigin-RevId: 9306a9af0e03e7a1728dfeb610cd7ec7517367fd
## What changed
- Select fresh authentication for each HTTP operation on eligible OpenAI MCP connections while preserving the connection's credential source and account network policy. Stop redirects when requests carry runtime assertions.
- Pass the owning thread's authentication and runtime context through app discovery, connector metadata, and trusted-access requests. Include the runtime authentication mode in MCP connection and tool-cache identities.
- Give resumed actors analytics clients bound to their own authentication context, and serialize stored-credential reloads with token refresh while preserving host-provided credentials.
## Testing
Add coverage for fresh request assertions, revoked account policies, redirect handling, resumed-actor isolation, and MCP uploads in dual-header and assertion-only modes.
GitOrigin-RevId: f06900a6db61cd6cf53c3aa8075afeec4d5706d9
## Why
Explicit cyber access program selections were dropped for requests using `CodexAuth::Headers`, preventing the server from evaluating the requested program.
## What changed
Forward explicit program selections for header-authenticated requests, leaving entitlement decisions to the server.
## Testing
Add integration tests covering explicit selections and omission over HTTP and a reused WebSocket connection, preservation of actor and account headers, and propagation of backend HTTP 403 denials without dropping the selected program.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5e549e87a1420ce8a5f1ce5c704cc6b7630af3ba
## What changed
Require the `openai` provider ID as well as `GuardianNativeMultiAgentHistory` to enable native agent history and review of multi-agent calls. Apply the same check to Guardian prompt construction, collaboration tool registration, and Guardian v2 configuration.
## Testing
Add coverage for fresh and resumed sessions with the feature enabled and disabled on OpenAI, and enabled on Bedrock and LiteLLM. Verify that only OpenAI sessions with the feature enabled request native review and include the agent call as evidence.
GitOrigin-RevId: bfbe547b0544e66763dca7d1e1376f805994bcb2
## What changed
Extend `guardian_review` to assess recorded MCP tool calls using the current tool catalog, bindings, and approval policy without executing the call or remembering an approval. Return no assessment when policy or a remembered approval skips review, and reject tools blocked by app configuration.
## Testing
Add a scenario test that compares direct and live MCP review inputs, verifies that neither dispatches the tool, and checks that the current app approval policy can skip review.
GitOrigin-RevId: 05746dd0804a0f96d7946468701d5222171ff64f
## Why
Multi-agent V2 still supplied native tool usage guidance when native tools were disabled, leaving instructions for unavailable tools in model requests.
## What changed
Skip bundled and model catalog role guidance for both root agents and subagents when `disable_native_tools` is enabled. Preserve explicitly configured usage hints.
## Testing
Add coverage for omitted bundled and catalog guidance and preserved configured hints with native tools disabled. Update the request snapshot and assert that spawned agents do not receive native tool call guidance.
GitOrigin-RevId: 6f2facabc95e78cbf64af19636a4daf488bbcc51
## What changed
Expose `AgentTurnOutcomeReporter` for hosts to install through `StartThreadOptions::thread_extension_init`. Await its callback after emitting the terminal turn event, independently of native parent notifications, so hosts can handle result delivery and retries.
Track outstanding outcome handoffs and wait for them during graceful shutdown before running thread-stop hooks. Prevent new turns from starting once handoff registration closes.
## Testing
Add integration coverage for completed and errored outcomes, turn lineage, queued follow-up turns, and shutdown waiting for handoffs. Extend Guardian tests to verify that strict safety stops reach the reporter while default interruptions remain silent.
GitOrigin-RevId: 0d825f6208f0250969734488881f32fd1dcd7509
Give each independent MCP server and session setup its own test identity
and timeout budget by replacing nested loops with `test_case::test_matrix`.
Preserve all 64 configuration combinations and the existing assertions for
direct tool exposure, tool search availability, and advertised tool calls.
GitOrigin-RevId: 74ef56d34b6bab3038b70d7d84183f7d104788a2
## What changed
When `features.guardian_denial_reconsideration` is enabled, retry the first terminal denial once using the unchanged inference request. Buffer provisional output so only the selected response enters reviewer history, while allowing tool calls to proceed normally.
Preserve the original denial if the retry fails or times out, and continue to honor cancellation. Account for token usage from both attempts, including failed reviews.
Remove `auto_review.experimental_denial_reconsideration_prompt` and warn when it remains in configuration.
## Testing
Update the Guardian scenario and snapshot to verify identical retry inputs, retained tool evidence, and reuse of the selected assessment in a subsequent review, with asynchronous compaction enabled.
GitOrigin-RevId: cc4e303d40a02acc824c8b4b954852325e64ad52
## Why
A Code Mode script can start a command without returning its session handle. Make retained sessions visible to the model so it can find running commands and collect exited results with `write_stdin`.
## What changed
- Add the disabled-by-default `command_sessions_world_state` feature.
- Publish snapshots of up to 16 retained sessions with their IDs, running or exited status, and whether they are in use. Report omitted sessions and suppress unchanged updates.
- Preserve session visibility when `write_stdin` is unavailable and refresh snapshots after compaction. Clear stale session handles after restart or when the feature is disabled.
## Testing
Add an end-to-end scenario and model-visible history snapshot covering a dropped command handle, unchanged state, unavailable polling, compaction, exit and result collection, and stale-handle cleanup after restart.
GitOrigin-RevId: 45704d8c6403149997231aafb8496c12879aff23
## What changed
- Use the shared runtime and effective configuration for account API clients and remote plugin requests, including standalone plugin commands.
- Support dual-header and assertion-only authentication for remote plugins and MCP file uploads when runtime agent instances are enabled.
- Keep plugin credentials and caches scoped to the thread's account when resuming with different credentials. Bind request pools and multi-step plugin storage operations to the selected account so account replacement revokes stale operations.
- Protect runtime credentials on cross-origin redirects while preserving configured routing policies and legacy authentication for custom backends.
- Apply server-provided `upload_headers` to file storage uploads.
## Testing
Add coverage for shared runtime registration, both authentication modes, configuration reloads, resumed-thread account selection, account replacement during plugin uploads and downloads, and credential stripping on redirects. Extend file upload tests to verify runtime assertions and storage-only upload headers.
GitOrigin-RevId: 68aef81051a6f9bf919fffda52f372b108fce805
## What changed
- Support `canonical_matching=True` in `prefix_rule` and `canonical_matching = true` in managed TOML prefix rules. Apply Unicode canonical caseless matching to every prefix token, including alternatives, while keeping exact matching as the default.
- Match case and canonically equivalent Unicode spellings, such as `bash` and `bAſh`, without resolving executables on the filesystem.
- Preserve managed restrictions when checking absolute-path rule amendments, and enforce applicable `host_executable` path allowlists during basename fallback.
## Testing
Add coverage for case folding, Unicode normalization, token alternatives, exact-match defaults, and host executable allowlists. Extend managed-policy and shell-execution tests to cover canonical matching.
GitOrigin-RevId: c2f79069dc38d55c77028c457b22beb468d5c571
## What changed
- Expose `AgentSessionReader` and `AgentRef` for read-only access to host-owned agent session membership.
- Read direct children when rendering V2 environment context, using the existing roster size limits. Refresh membership when rebuilding context after compaction, and omit the roster if the provider is absent or the read fails.
- Preserve unrecorded initial input across suspension or interruption while waiting for a roster read. Resolve the roster before advancing the compaction window.
## Testing
Add coverage for roster refreshes after compaction, unchanged environments avoiding extra reads, unavailable rosters, recoverable input during blocked reads, and stale compaction results rejected after a concurrent history replacement.
GitOrigin-RevId: 3c7e3822af09e9295d405e53dabb87b020c8f00c
## What changed
Add optional executor workspace roots to `SandboxTransformRequest` and resolve symbolic workspace rules after merging additional permissions. Preserve explicit deny rules and treat an empty root list as granting no workspace access.
Route Windows restricted-token preparation through the shared transform path and use explicit roots when building its direct-spawn wrapper. Update Windows MXC debug launches to bind configured roots before adding the managed CA read grant.
## Testing
Extend sandbox manager tests to cover workspace and subpath expansion, empty root lists, deny preservation, and the roots and write permissions serialized into the Windows wrapper.
GitOrigin-RevId: 0bebdb08b67cbbc182c18b031b9d13a21a799682
## Why
An enabled legacy feature flag could prevent a project's `agents.enabled = true` from overriding a lower-priority legacy opt-out, leaving V1 agent tools unavailable.
## What changed
Only stop scanning configuration layers at an explicit legacy feature opt-out. Enabled flags now allow the scan to continue, so project opt-ins can override lower-priority opt-outs while same-layer and higher-priority opt-outs remain effective.
## Testing
Extend the model runtime selector regression test to cover enabled `features.collab` flags in project configuration and CLI overrides, and verify that explicit `false` values still disable V1 agent tools.
GitOrigin-RevId: ca3dcf9dc6a642eb72e20929776fb74379715053
## Why
An MCP server can belong to a different environment from the turn's primary environment. An early Guardian score based on the issuing context must not bypass review when the server owner's permissions differ.
## What changed
- Capture the owning environment's permissions when preparing an MCP call and retain them for server-initiated approvals tied to that still-running call.
- Use the captured permissions consistently in Guardian review prompts and permission context.
- Require a fresh synchronous review when the captured owner permissions do not match the early score's authorization.
## Testing
Extend regression coverage for MCP score reuse across environments and for follow-up approvals from a local MCP server during a remote-primary turn. Assert that reviews use the owner's denied paths and require a fresh review when permissions differ.
GitOrigin-RevId: eb5eeb1259732c57f39765c38e34148fa0787dae
## What changed
- Add `direct_only_tool_namespaces` to `TurnStartOptions`. Omission inherits the thread configuration; an empty list clears direct-only routing for that turn. Steering ignores the option.
- Persist explicit overrides in turn context and restore them when recovering an interrupted turn, including turns started by standalone tool output.
- Keep subsequent turns and spawned or resumed child agents on the thread's routing defaults.
## Testing
Add coverage for routing changes across turns in Responses and Responses Lite, recovery without carrying overrides into subsequent turns, and child-agent inheritance.
GitOrigin-RevId: cea1a997424572d4cd372cd15b098626904c6796
## What changed
- Expose `PromptCacheTtl` through `TurnStartOptions` and `RecoverTurnRequest`, supporting `30m` and `12h` minimum cache lifetimes.
- Carry the selected TTL through turn execution and compaction into `prompt_cache_options.ttl` on Responses HTTP and WebSocket requests. Omit the field when unset and keep the selection scoped to the turn.
- Include prompt cache options in WebSocket request reuse checks.
## Testing
Add coverage for both TTL values and omission on a subsequent turn without an override, and extend WebSocket serialization coverage to include prompt cache options.
GitOrigin-RevId: 8529306e6ad6030fe77c5e6bf19f3810717c0c5e
## Why
Migrating a project's multi-agent setting to `[agents] enabled = true` should preserve access to agent tools when a lower-priority config still sets `features.multi_agent = false`.
## What changed
Allow an explicit project agent opt-in to override a strictly lower-priority legacy feature setting. Preserve legacy feature settings in the same or higher-priority layer, and continue enforcing managed feature requirements.
## Testing
Add regression coverage for project migration, V1 and model-selected V2 tools, same-layer and CLI opt-outs, and enterprise requirements that disable multi-agent tools.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5810a42d4b7e66cdcbef8dad5281dda4a66291b3
## Why
Core tests depend on `codex-app-server` to install and clean up agent message boards. A dedicated host crate lets them use this functionality without depending on the app server.
## What changed
Move the existing host implementation into `codex-agent-message-board-host` and update core test helpers and scenarios to use it directly. Keep the installation and deletion functions re-exported from `codex-app-server`.
GitOrigin-RevId: 9ed62d50a5f31c70550d70ba3c583399e869168a
## What changed
Add `user_input_extension_data` to `TurnInputRequest` and carry it with each queued user input through completion, including inputs that steer an active turn. Expose the data to lifecycle contributors through `on_item_completed_with_metadata`, whose default implementation forwards to `on_item_completed` for compatibility. Keep this data out of model input and preserve the existing serialized input shape when no extension data is present.
## Testing
Add serialization round-trip coverage and extend the concurrent submission test to verify that inputs sharing a client ID retain their own metadata, report completion in the accepting turn, and omit extension data from model requests.
GitOrigin-RevId: f880cf812994a030cb1be9418280ba69e2885808
## Why
Project instructions could be truncated or skipped when the byte budget ran out without a user-facing warning.
## What changed
- Report truncated files and skipped files or environments, with guidance to trim instructions or increase `project_doc_max_bytes`.
- Warn when combined instructions exceed the configured budget, clarifying that global and thread instructions contribute to the total but the limit applies only to project files.
- Refresh cached project instructions when `project_doc_max_bytes` changes.
## Testing
Add warning snapshots for truncated files, skipped files and environments, and combined instructions exceeding the budget.
GitOrigin-RevId: 121eebb8ac8891decada2d028c194aa687815466
## What changed
- Add `features.guardianv2.sync_elastic_budgeting` and `sync_elastic_sections` to configure section minimums, per-entry token caps, and optional section maximums. Require and validate section limits when enabled.
- Use the selected budgeting policy consistently for history capture, resume, prompt preparation, and review input budgeting. Keep fixed budgeting as the default.
## Testing
Add configuration validation tests, capture-and-resume coverage for both budgeting modes, and a request-history snapshot verifying retained instructions and transcript section limits.
GitOrigin-RevId: c7b0bdfd3e0e008d75c4d8a204959bcc58eb1bf8
## Why
Agent messages that arrive after a model request starts must survive compaction until a normal inference request includes them. Compactor output alone does not establish that those messages were delivered.
## What changed
- Persist history sequences and sampling checkpoints in harness metadata, capturing the input prefix for each normal inference request.
- Retain pending agent messages within existing size budgets during local and remote compaction, placing the summary before pending messages and subsequent caller input.
- Preserve sampling progress across history replacement and resume, and drain queued mail after interrupted sampling even when compaction leaves context above the token limit.
## Testing
Add regression coverage for request-boundary sampling checkpoints, pending messages across local compaction and repeated remote compaction with resume, and injected messages that interrupt sampling before mid-turn compaction.
GitOrigin-RevId: 26c04ab96b5a1c3cc1d6625ccc74a0f00201d14c
## Why
Tests need to distinguish slow subprocess startup from operation timeouts and wait for asynchronous work before asserting results or cleaning up fixtures.
## What changed
- Synchronize subprocess readiness, queued-turn completion, and matching UI events; allow more time for cold startup and separate startup from shutdown deadlines.
- Adapt Windows fixtures and permission expectations, provide the voice-host test runtime DLL path, and normalize platform paths and animated status snapshots.
- Use current configuration permissions when changing directories in embedded TUI sessions, while retaining saved permissions for remote sessions.
- Allow the release prompt-prefix comparison to accept the exact image-tool description update that removes image detail options, and refresh the corresponding tool snapshot.
## Testing
Extend inherited-session metadata coverage to both legacy and paginated thread history, including persisted history mode and revision-aware resume.
GitOrigin-RevId: 0afb38403fc0adb0d83175344749584f0cdf9979
## What changed
Introduce `ItemIdGenerator` and pass the runtime-owned generator through sessions, model clients, history, hooks, tool outputs, and memory requests. Keep UUIDv7 generation as the default and replace direct calls to `ResponseItemId::new` with the shared callable.
Preserve existing item IDs and backfill missing or empty IDs through the same generator, including forked history before reconstruction and persistence.
## Testing
Extend coverage for UUIDv7 IDs on user messages, agent messages, and additional tools, and assert that forked model context matches the backfilled items persisted to history.
GitOrigin-RevId: 0dd9ccf0f46f0f1005a6acfc740133b03ce82259
## Why
Direct executor skill discovery used unrestricted filesystem access, bypassing the turn's permission context. Cached catalogs also needed to account for changes in filesystem access within a turn.
## What changed
- Bind selected capability roots to callback-scoped filesystem access through `AccessedSelectedCapabilityRoot`.
- Pass accessors built with the turn's granted permissions into skill preparation and discovery, removing the executor skill provider's environment lookup and unrestricted accessor.
- Include filesystem access keys in the direct discovery cache so permission changes trigger rediscovery.
## Testing
Extend tests to verify that restricted discovery returns no skills when sandbox access is unavailable, restoring access restores discovery, and changing or restoring access invalidates the catalog cache.
GitOrigin-RevId: 0f7aa7646f65923f65f0cfc0b387d94bd7f2db05
## What changed
Mark `unified_image_budget` stable and enable it by default. Supported models now use unified image preparation with `original` detail, and `view_image` omits the `detail` parameter from its advertised schema.
## Testing
Update image input, MCP output, history replay, and tool schema expectations for the new default. Keep explicit coverage of the disabled feature and models that do not support original image detail.
GitOrigin-RevId: 2d6fc8019149fcf18b5813db2d2082ba95de2241
## Why
Repository skill discovery must reflect current filesystem access, including newly approved grants and narrower permissions. Previously listed skills can remain in conversation history after a turn-scoped grant expires, so catalog updates need to tell the model when availability changes.
## What changed
- Discover repository skills through the selected executor's permission-aware filesystem accessor and refresh snapshots when the working directory or access changes. Use the current step's snapshot for skill selection and invocation.
- Preserve repository boundaries even when project markers are hidden by read restrictions, and report unsupported sandbox backends as skill-loading errors.
- Track grant-dependent catalog entries and emit availability notices when skills disappear or return, even when the metadata budget is exhausted.
- Resolve implicit skill paths through their owning filesystem and exclude remote repository skills from local implicit command attribution.
## Testing
Add coverage for turn and session grants, grant expiry and restoration, hidden and newly created repository markers, cached read denials on Windows, unsupported remote sandboxes, and executor-backed implicit skill paths.
GitOrigin-RevId: ac1af483e73e3130524aeeabe218630435054028
## Why
Skill discovery and metadata loading used raw filesystem handles with unrestricted reads, and cache keys distinguished filesystems without accounting for captured permissions.
## What changed
- Pass borrowed `EnvironmentAccess` accessors through skill root resolution, discovery, canonicalization, and metadata reads.
- Include captured permissions in skill snapshot and empty remote root cache keys.
- Add fixed-path watches to `EnvironmentAccess`, falling back to live discovery when read restrictions prevent using unsandboxed executor watches.
- Keep user and plugin roots under host filesystem authority independently of the selected repository executor.
## Testing
Extend remote root cache coverage to verify that changing captured permissions triggers a fresh scan and that restricted accessors decline unsandboxed watches.
GitOrigin-RevId: 97d4bfdfcba78a93fc8845773c6397d4364494e3
## Why
Cached repository skill metadata must not authorize reads after access is revoked or a skill file or directory becomes a symlink to a denied location.
## What changed
Read repository skill instructions through a current environment accessor for the filesystem that discovered them. Reject reads when no matching accessor is available, and cache filesystem identity instead of retaining unrestricted read access.
## Testing
Add regression coverage for revoked permissions, file and directory symlink replacements, and missing or mismatched filesystem accessors.
GitOrigin-RevId: 8dad83b7c7893e0d66e2fe1c0c240715db582005
## Why
Uploaded audio always reserved 12,000 tokens per file, even for short clips. This could discard recordings during compaction that would fit within the retained-message budget.
## What changed
- Add optional audio duration metadata to attachments and cache measured durations per session, resolving metadata for new input and replayed history.
- Use measured durations for history estimates and compaction budgets at 10 tokens per second, rounded up and capped at 12,000 tokens. Keep the full budget for missing or unusable metadata.
- Bound metadata lookups to 250 milliseconds per batch with up to eight concurrent requests, and record accepted input before lookup so interruption preserves the batch.
## Testing
Add coverage for duration rounding and fallback estimates, mixed measured and unknown audio, retention through compaction and cold resume, and interruption during metadata lookup.
GitOrigin-RevId: 26fe320c7024944d9d4c371d5fdcda84442b5cc5
## Why
Reusable clients need fresh authentication for each request while preserving the credential source and transport policy selected when the client was created.
## What changed
- Add runtime-aware backend client construction and per-request authentication. Allow token refresh within the original credential source, reject credential replacement, and validate destination and account/organization selectors.
- Let runtime authentication finish persisting rotated tokens when the requesting task is cancelled.
- Apply asynchronous authentication to file creation and finalization requests, generating fresh assertions while keeping credentials off blob uploads.
- Preserve direct sandbox routing without enabling legacy custom-CA fallback for protected clients that reject redirects.
- Exclude login account metadata from model cache identities when provider bearer credentials override the login, and record authentication selection outcomes and duration.
## Testing
Add regression coverage for credential refresh and replacement, organization selection, destination restrictions, transport policy preservation, cancellation during token rotation, credential stripping on redirects, and file upload authentication in both runtime authentication modes.
GitOrigin-RevId: d045595e869dfcdfd9f705a6228cf0eb4c2d2c12
## What changed
- Report sampling and compaction separately as `critical_path_sampling_ms` and `critical_path_compaction_ms`, retaining `critical_path_inference_ms` as their combined compatibility total.
- Enable critical path capture for subagent and Guardian turns when `CriticalPathTiming` is enabled, while continuing to exclude memory consolidation sessions.
- Preserve capture across incoming agent messages and support direct `spawn_agent` and `wait_agent` calls. Attribute these calls to the parent's tool time and keep child work on the child's own turn.
## Testing
Add runtime coverage for independent parent/child timing, incoming agent messages, Guardian turns, feature gating, and memory consolidation exclusion. Update phase accounting and analytics tests to cover the new fields and millisecond truncation.
GitOrigin-RevId: 09d4c0b853e817216bed173e4404d0d782de97ec
## What changed
Tag untrusted additional context rendered as tool outputs with history metadata and apply `guardian_include_additional_context` when building Guardian review history. Preserve this metadata across session resume and apply the current session's setting to restored review checkpoints.
Keep ordinary tool outputs in review history and preserve the acting model's additional-context payload.
## Testing
Add coverage for inclusion and exclusion after restart, restored checkpoints after compaction, and asynchronous Guardian review. Verify both line and JSON transcripts and check that metadata does not alter the acting model's request.
GitOrigin-RevId: 8ba270a6aac16398c88db3282e9d666702f462fe
## Why
Remote compaction did not charge retained file audio against its token budget, allowing audio-heavy history to exceed the intended limit.
## What changed
- Charge file audio using `FILE_AUDIO_TOKENS_ESTIMATE`, independently of image budgeting.
- Retain the newest media content that fits, keeping images and audio together with their adjacent labels and preserving content annotations. Stop at oversized media instead of backfilling older content.
- Share media-label detection with user-input event mapping.
- Add download timeouts and a Debian mirror fallback for the musl build's `libcap` source archive.
## Testing
Add unit coverage for audio budgeting in both image-budget modes, atomic media labels, and truncation boundaries. Add integration coverage showing that compaction retains the newest five of seven file-audio items within the retained-message budget, including a mixed-media case.
GitOrigin-RevId: 4b7cd69f53966461fdeec14096712671d480187b
## Why
Uploaded audio was rejected even for audio-capable models. Invalid or expired recordings also need to be excluded from later requests so users can continue the conversation.
## What changed
- Accept uploaded audio when the selected model supports audio; otherwise, preserve valid sibling input and report the unsupported attachment before inference.
- Track successful audio decoding by model and provider, and attribute provider rejections against the exact submitted request. Preserve attachments when attribution is ambiguous.
- Persist confirmed rejected file IDs across compaction and resume, omitting them from future requests without rewriting retained user history.
- Check audio availability before remote compaction and retry once without an unambiguously rejected recording. Include guidance to remove or replace affected attachments in audio errors.
## Testing
Add unit and scenario coverage for uploaded audio across follow-up turns, compaction, cold and paginated resume, model switching, ambiguous rejections, expired files, and queued or interrupted input.
GitOrigin-RevId: e701901e7b1c0865c9f2a5918197215f549b06c0
## What changed
Map provider `budget_reached` errors to `SessionBudgetExceeded` for HTTP 400 responses and streaming failures. End SSE streams immediately on this error, ignoring retry headers and later completion events, and display `budget reached` in the TUI.
## Testing
Add coverage for HTTP error classification, immediate SSE termination without retries, WebSocket error delivery and subsequent request recovery, and TUI error rendering and task-state cleanup.
GitOrigin-RevId: 6a62d699cdb9cb446214cacfacd0c9ed68bf21a6
## Why
Parent input can change authorization while a Guardian assessment is in flight. A denial based on stale context must be retried, just as an approval is, so newly granted authorization can take effect.
## What changed
Revalidate both verdicts before publishing reviewer checkpoints or recording failed-review records. Discard invalidated assessments so they do not persist in reviewer history or count toward the denial limit.
## Testing
Extend authorization-refresh regression coverage for approval arriving during a denial and repeated stale denials. Verify refreshed reviews omit invalidated assessments and stale denials produce neither denial-limit errors nor failed-review records.
GitOrigin-RevId: c699178bc3b5e2d8b075279b00967a4e09fc533c
## What changed
- Share a lazily registered runtime across threads, model discovery, and extension clients when `runtime_agent_instances` is enabled, while honoring each thread's authentication mode and credential owner.
- Bind model catalogs to the effective provider and authentication context while preserving cache policy and live API-key discovery settings.
- Resolve credentials, routing, and transport policy together for each request. Preserve proxy and TLS settings, validate runtime account selectors, and prevent pooled connections from crossing runtime identities.
- Accept supported ChatGPT subdomains when selecting the registration environment.
## Testing
Add integration coverage for shared runtime registration, dual-header and assertion-only modes, disabled and third-party providers, credential replacement, subagents, and delegated review. Add coverage for catalog cache policy and runtime-aware connection reuse.
GitOrigin-RevId: 99dd9d987c29c93597a648f6586f98ac6a932c3c
## What changed
Move permanent agent message board deletion from `codex-core` into the app server's thread-store cleanup callback. Keep board cleanup active when the board feature is disabled, and run it before optional Guardian evidence-board cleanup.
Remove the message board extension dependency from `codex-core` and retain `codex-message-board` only as a development dependency. Update the core test harness to install the app server's cleanup callback.
GitOrigin-RevId: 61813bbdcd8b57073b8c249e1f771e3fb0ea061e
## What changed
Move the board host adapter and `install_agent_message_board` from `codex-core` to `codex-app-server`, using public core runtime interfaces. Update extension registration, test callers, dependencies, and installation documentation to use the new location.
Format `CHANNEL_POST` notification payloads in the host adapter and retain recognition of legacy board notices in core. Expose `MULTI_AGENT_V2_NAMESPACE_DESCRIPTION` for host extensions to share with native tools.
GitOrigin-RevId: 679b5751de102bff80e6b9d4b0728a84fbdedd85
## Why
Board notifications were skipped when recipients had no active turn accepting mailbox delivery. Queue them through the ordinary agent-message path so idle recipients can receive them in a later turn.
## What changed
- Submit board notices as `Op::InterAgentCommunication` with `trigger_turn` disabled, preserving normal mailbox scheduling without reopening finalized answers.
- Hold a residency guard through dispatch of submitted agent messages to coordinate delivery with agent eviction.
- Update board tool descriptions to describe the host's notification queueing and wake policy.
## Testing
Update local and HTTP board scenarios to cover queued idle notices, delivery after a finalized answer, and mailbox delivery before a pending tool call. Extend residency coverage to verify that submission waits for the eviction gate and queued messages survive eviction.
GitOrigin-RevId: a77137fc40932f5903852e14742483844e07c9bc
## What changed
- Replace `unwrap()` calls with descriptive `expect()` messages in rollout budget and web search scenario tests.
- Add a targeted `clippy::expect_used` exemption in `BackendSessions::set_preference_key`, documenting that preference keys are assigned only after backend registration.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5ff63e9abb4ea728371874ed121043e9e00438a0
Replace `unwrap()` with descriptive `expect()` messages when enabling denial reconsideration and setting the read-only permission profile in Guardian tests.
GitOrigin-RevId: 9e5e32ac94889e063d5a721fa6fde8e5c871747d
## Why
Setting granular `sandbox_approval` to `false` also blocked approval requests for dangerous commands such as `rm -f`, even when they requested no additional permissions. Reviewing a dangerous command should remain possible within the existing permission profile.
## What changed
Allow heuristic dangerous-command approval requests with `sandbox_approval = false` when execution stays within current permissions. Do not propose reusable execution-policy amendments for these approvals, since reusable allow rules can bypass the sandbox on later calls.
Keep escalation requests, explicit policy rules, and Windows execution without required sandbox protection subject to their existing approval restrictions. Clarify the meaning of `sandbox_approval` in the protocol and generated schemas.
## Testing
Add coverage for POSIX and Windows approval decisions, approval and denial of deletion commands, preservation of read-only restrictions, and separate dangerous-command approval after turn-scoped or session-scoped write grants.
GitOrigin-RevId: 90adc137c7b7d3f3ee68efb1f6bea531229e7834
## Why
A timeout during denial reconsideration replaced an already completed Guardian denial with a timeout outcome, losing the original assessment.
## What changed
Keep the original denial when reconsideration times out, including its risk level, user authorization, and rationale. Discard the review session while preserving cancellation behavior.
## Testing
Add a reconsideration timeout scenario that verifies the original assessment and denial rationale are preserved and the requested file write remains blocked.
GitOrigin-RevId: 448a6d2d1e779c58076091384fe1215b8c02bde2
## Why
Waking an evicted worker from a sibling should preserve the worker's effective permissions, including runtime grants, denials, and network restrictions that a profile name alone cannot reconstruct.
## What changed
Retain the worker's effective configuration during eviction. On sender-driven reloads, restore its permissions and approvals reviewer while keeping the current wake configuration for other settings.
## Testing
Add regression coverage comparing loaded and reloaded workers with read-only, named, and legacy permission settings. Verify that worker permissions, active profiles, and network policies survive sibling wakeups and that parent and sender permissions remain unchanged.
GitOrigin-RevId: ffc353154535362cfbfbbe2b7fc43e08b42cf9b9
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