## 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 `cloud_backend::connect` to adapt an authenticated `codex-cloud-client` client to `AppServerClient`. Support account reads, resuming a conversation by ID with saved settings, reading its metadata, listing the loaded thread, and unsubscribing.
Forward turn lifecycle events and agent message deltas, and track thread status from attachment notifications. Keep the previous attachment when a replacement fails, report stream disconnections, and reject turns without an active attachment. Unsupported requests and approval replies return explicit errors.
## Testing
Add tests covering failed attachment replacement, turn admission after disconnect, and thread status tracking across notifications and reattachment.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5a131e814d588cadeb9fb94513b99e92b47e3da4
## 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 `Client::activate` to load a cloud thread through `UpdateConfig`, sending only the thread ID and `exclude_turns=true`. Return serializable resolved settings, thread metadata, and history cursors while leaving turns for separate pagination. Preserve the original thread protobuf, including unknown fields.
Validate required fields and thread identity, reject unsupported security policies, and redact sensitive activation data in debug output. Treat activation as a mutation that is never retried, with uncertain outcomes reported through `MutationError::OutcomeUnknown`.
## Testing
Add coverage for activation request encoding, settings and metadata preservation, serialization, compatibility defaults, unsupported policies, debug redaction, invalid input rejection, and explicit successful gRPC trailers.
GitOrigin-RevId: cd925b7a05f518d782e5b4cf188556567dad9e21
## What changed
- Monitor session lock state on Linux, macOS, and Windows, checking the initial state before starting audio.
- Abort local media on lock, including while connecting, retrying, or running a parked call, and display why voice stopped.
- Keep lock monitoring across startup retries and ignore stale lock notifications after a call restarts.
- Document lock behavior and platform limitations. After unlocking, users must run `/voice` to start a new call.
## Testing
Add lifecycle tests for already-locked startup, parked-call media shutdown, stale notifications, and locks during retry cleanup, plus a macOS test for password grace-period expiry.
GitOrigin-RevId: fea4b4a7903a48727c546ee3b7bd06e957a9b885
## 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
## What changed
Update the `v8` Cargo patch and Bazel archive to use `openai-oss-forks/rusty_v8` with a new pinned revision. Refresh both lockfiles, the archive checksum, and the allowed Git source in `codex-rs/deny.toml`.
GitOrigin-RevId: 76cdc8583804e22169275422e2580baffaa1a948
## 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
Use the `ignore` crate to snapshot matching files and directories in-process, replacing the external `rg` scan and fallback walker. Remove scanner discovery from MXC sandbox dependency checks.
Keep case-insensitive matching and configured scan depth limits. Skip directory links below the scan root while following explicitly linked roots, and continue past missing or inaccessible entries.
## Testing
Update resolver tests to cover child directory links, linked scan roots, dangling links, and literal brackets in glob patterns.
GitOrigin-RevId: e7f02d4db1fd42958adc212bb54055710fa2e536
## 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
An MCP server's environment permissions can change after a tool step captures its context. Guardian reviews of direct MCP calls could therefore miss denied paths present in the permissions used to prepare the call.
## What changed
Pass the prepared server environment's sandbox context through MCP approvals and use it to build Guardian's permission evidence, including denied paths and globs resolved for that environment. Keep the sandbox context out of serialized approval actions.
## Testing
Add a regression test that updates a remote MCP owner's permissions after the step starts and verifies that Guardian sees the owner's denied temporary directory. Extend the approval JSON test to verify that supplying sandbox context preserves the serialized action shape.
GitOrigin-RevId: cab0d7c60112a97adf98e5548cdc066b260bb073
## What changed
Add `BoardBackend` so the core adapter selects the configured backend and supplies a `MessageBoardHost`, while the extension opens MCP, connected, remote, in-memory, and local boards at thread startup.
Move remote credential handling, HTTP client construction, and backend installation into `codex-agent-message-board-extension`, preserving existing notification delivery semantics.
GitOrigin-RevId: 98fa5525f142596c6cc6b203198fd537546c01d5
## Why
`codex exec --output-last-message` wrote through a pathname after tools finished, allowing sandbox activity to redirect the final write by replacing that path with a symlink. The related risk is described in https://github.com/openai/codex/pull/25956.
## What changed
- Open the destination before starting the agent and retain its handle until the final write.
- Reject symlinks, Windows reparse points, and multiply linked files; verify that the pathname still identifies the bound file before truncating and after writing.
- Propagate output errors so the command fails when the destination cannot be opened or written safely.
- Preserve inherited Unix output streams, FIFOs, devices, and Windows `NUL` support, while avoiding duplicate final answers when human output targets stdout.
## Testing
Add regression coverage for sandbox-created symlinks across consecutive invocations, redirected stdout, delayed truncation, hard links, replaced paths, and Windows stream binding and filesystem identity checks.
GitOrigin-RevId: 4a31bd28a5eb2d0a9e200cb658eb7d19dc93e933
## What changed
Enable `multi_agent_v2` and the new `agent_message_board_mcp` feature to automatically start a temporary, tree-scoped HTTP MCP message board without plugin or endpoint configuration. The MCP feature defaults off and takes precedence over `agent_message_board`.
Share board state across parent and child agents while retaining each caller's host binding. Keep the server alive while participating threads remain, and serialize board tool calls through the MCP server configuration.
## Testing
Extend the HTTP board integration scenario to cover automatic discovery, parent-child message sharing, child subscriptions and posts after the parent unloads, serialized mutations, and absence of a persistent board database.
GitOrigin-RevId: 613183c14b2ab67dfb1aaf3a3abf338376d1cc05
## What changed
Register Guardian evidence-board cleanup with the app server's thread store when Guardian V3 is enabled. Leave Guardian storage untouched when the feature is disabled, and report cleanup failures as thread-store errors.
## Testing
Extend deletion tests to cover feature gating, preservation of unrelated boards and a surviving main thread's board, and corrupt-database recovery. Expand message-board tests to verify namespace isolation and persistent deletion markers that prevent later writes.
GitOrigin-RevId: d9119d22607769c92448d0f3cacbbfd03fbdf943
## What changed
Expose `launch_in_memory()` and `LocalServer` to run a loopback HTTP endpoint with generated bearer credentials. Runners register a shared in-memory board per session through `add_board(session_id, host)`, using `MessageBoardHost` for membership, clocks, and notifications without a SQLite registry.
The handle exposes the endpoint and authorization header for MCP configuration, including plugin endpoint overrides. Dropping it cancels HTTP and MCP sessions; `shutdown().await` also waits for completion.
## Testing
Extend the parent/child HTTP integration scenario to cover the in-memory launcher, plugin endpoint overrides, host-provided timestamps, authentication and invalid identity rejection, and operation without creating a SQLite board database.
GitOrigin-RevId: e1cae295724a35f4eded290ba8a4e19926b98c13
## What changed
- Add `codex-message-board-mcp` to serve discussion tools at `/mcp` through ordinary MCP configuration, backed by the existing SQLite board and a read-only Codex registry.
- Require bearer authentication and validate `threadId` and `sessionId` metadata against persisted agent membership. Support additional allowed HTTP hosts with `--allowed-host`.
- Expose a reusable `serve_http` library entry point and scope retry deduplication to the caller within an MCP session.
## Testing
Add integration coverage for a child posting and its restarted parent reading the persisted board, including reads while a database writer lock is held. Cover invalid tokens, disallowed hosts, missing caller metadata, invalid membership, and startup without an existing registry.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5e3d71eaaf120169e2585acd0b5f84df1b402f00
## What changed
Add `codex-message-board-mcp` with a `MessageBoardMcpServer` that exposes selected message-board tools through `rmcp::ServerHandler`. Reuse the existing tool schemas, validation, permission checks, output budgets, and storage behavior.
Bind the board connection and caller identity when constructing the adapter, leaving authentication and transport setup to the host. Return JSON text with matching structured content for object results, map validation and permission failures to MCP tool errors, and report unknown tools as protocol errors.
Scope request deduplication to each MCP session so reused JSON-RPC IDs on new connections do not collide with earlier posts. Preserve the distinction between numeric and string request IDs.
## Testing
Add integration tests for tool discovery, bounded results, caller identity validation, unknown tools, request deduplication within and across sessions, and read-only permission denials. Exercise discovery and calls against both local and in-memory boards.
GitOrigin-RevId: 6c62c340b24198a00d0d3d0487cb2ebc5c397b06
## Why
ChatGPT credentials can rotate while a remote executor is idle. Registry requests need to follow stored rotations without continuing after logout or switching the executor's identity. Concurrent refreshes must also avoid overwriting newer credentials.
## What changed
- Reload and validate ChatGPT credentials before registry requests, pinning the credential mode, account, user, and workspace policy. Reuse cached metadata for unchanged personal access tokens.
- Retry registration when temporary credential resolution failures prevent a request from being sent. Bound credential resolution and block reuse of a token generation whose refresh outcome is unknown.
- Restrict supported authentication modes before executor startup loads credentials or cloud configuration.
- Serialize persistent credential writes across cooperating processes and compare stored credentials before committing refreshed tokens.
- Replace `auth.json` atomically so overlapping readers see a complete document, preserving symlink targets and protecting file permissions, including Windows access controls.
## Testing
Add coverage for credential rotation, logout, identity changes, cancelled refresh callers, temporary metadata failures, registration retries, concurrent credential writes, and atomic file replacement.
GitOrigin-RevId: 6b210944bf8eba2f45bc27113f901d2c3cb06b48
## What changed
Allow gateway OAuth configuration to select `credentials_store = "file"` to persist credentials in plaintext at `$CODEX_HOME/secrets/gateway_oauth.json`. Keep `keyring` as the default.
Read, update, and delete file-backed credentials by credential ID, using atomic writes and the existing cross-process lock. Preserve the serialized provider identity when using the default store.
## Testing
Add an app-server test that completes gateway OAuth login with file storage, verifies Unix file permissions are `0600`, and checks that login remains successful after a server restart.
GitOrigin-RevId: dc1d17922bd80bf65034cbc5aa3d97959e962dcc
## Why
Standalone web search could send requests to the bootstrap backend instead of the discovered workspace backend, bypassing workspace routing.
## What changed
Use the thread's shared `WorkspaceRoutingContext` when preparing search requests so they use the resolved backend, authentication, residency, and account routing headers. Reject redirects when required by the resolved routing policy or account routing header, and preserve the established routing context across configuration changes.
## Testing
Add an app-server integration test that verifies search reaches the discovered HTTPS backend with the expected credentials and routing headers, without contacting the bootstrap search endpoint. Add a regression test that verifies configuration changes preserve the thread's routing context.
GitOrigin-RevId: 67160f1b3e54231dc100ce3ed4cfcea965b56d26
## Why
Creating child history before persisting its parent-child relationship can leave history that parent subtree deletion cannot discover, especially when fork startup copies history. A relationship write failure must reject the spawn before child storage is created.
## What changed
- Reserve the child thread ID and persist its spawn edge before starting the child. Propagate persistence failures to the caller.
- Keep pending relationship writes owned through caller cancellation, and wait for them to finish before closing the edge during cleanup, including when a write commits but reports an error.
- Skip edge cleanup when publication was skipped, and reject IDs belonging to running threads before publication.
## Testing
Add regression coverage for cancellation before commit or acknowledgement, errors after commit, skipped publication, and duplicate child IDs. Integration tests cover fresh children and full-history forks, verifying that failed publication leaves no child history, execution, or creation notification and preserves unrelated history during parent deletion.
GitOrigin-RevId: 6e2e3f32d9558091312651ab47aa845d7d13b4ca
## What changed
Negotiate the `codex/connection-lease` extension for pooled stdio connections. For servers that advertise it, open a unique lease per chat and attach its host-owned ID to tool calls and resource reads via `codex/connectionLease`, overriding caller-supplied lease metadata.
When a chat releases its lease, write cancellations for pending requests before sending `codex/connection/release`. Preserve open-before-release ordering across startup timeouts, bound unload waits, and remove connections from the pool when lease cleanup fails or times out. Servers without the extension retain existing behavior.
## Testing
Add coverage for cancellation-before-release ordering, late open acknowledgements, and lease drops outside the runtime. Extend app-server sharing tests to verify distinct chat leases, metadata replacement, release on unload, and continued use by another chat.
GitOrigin-RevId: f4c8b606cb98b5697acab1c515e992ff80ec8425
## Why
Code Mode sessions always used client-side output handling, leaving server truncation settings and observation budgets unused.
## What changed
- Honor each session's `output_truncation` setting in the runtime and both host transports, and advertise the bounded-output capability.
- Apply `max_output_tokens` independently to execute, wait, and terminate responses in server mode. Keep client mode as the default when the setting is omitted.
- Use bounded output collection and rendering in server mode, preserving head and tail output with omission notices. Include script errors in the output budget while retaining failure status and a separate diagnostic capped at 64 KiB.
- Estimate audio tokens without the Tokio-dependent cache when rendering bounded output.
## Testing
Add runtime and host regression tests for session mode selection, per-request budgets, output overflow, oversized images, zero-token audio output, diagnostic preservation, and termination under output backpressure.
GitOrigin-RevId: 3d9661edcdd2dde31526bb92eb83fa0614f0fa88
## What changed
Add output collection and rendering components in `code-mode-runtime`, without wiring them into runtime execution yet.
- Retain a text prefix and rolling tail under a 1 MiB text allowance, with independent allowances of 8 MiB for image URLs and 62 MiB for audio URLs and a separate 32,768-item limit.
- Render retained output using the shared token-budget formatter, preserving media details and reporting collector losses even with a zero-token budget. Summarize scattered losses to keep notices bounded.
- Preserve collected output and omission accounting when delivery fails, and document the separate media limits in the protocol.
## Testing
Add unit tests for Unicode retention, item pressure, independent media allowances, media-space reclamation, failed delivery, default token budgets, and loss-notice placement and aggregation.
GitOrigin-RevId: f419fdbe316a8456cea3b7b097c4d3a658f3150f
## What changed
Extract MCP approval elicitation parsing and review-decision response conversion from `core/src/session/mcp.rs` into `codex-guardian-reviewer`. Export the helpers and `GuardianElicitationReview` for the session code to use, while keeping session lookup, provenance checks, and approval enforcement in the host.
## Testing
Move the existing elicitation tests into the reviewer crate, retaining coverage for request construction, opt-in requirements, unsupported forms, decision mapping, and model-specific timeout instructions.
GitOrigin-RevId: fb745fa0e49a29f015bbda16c14b5fc2b12278b9
## What changed
Move review evidence storage, authorization snapshots, sender exchange selection,
and bounded Node REPL evidence into `codex-guardian-reviewer`. Update core to
call or re-export these APIs while retaining host-specific context rendering and
capture-mode selection.
Move the existing Node REPL evidence and text truncation tests alongside their
implementations in the reviewer crate.
GitOrigin-RevId: d851cd353cf9f31eb47ce13f43f6f935dc2f5d93
## What changed
Move `GuardianContextMode`, parent compaction checkpoint policy, and reviewer instruction assembly into `codex-guardian-reviewer`. Export the conversation-history prompt and follow-up reminder from the same crate, and update core to use these shared definitions.
Keep session-specific authorization version lookup in core while preserving existing context selection, checkpoint validation, and prompt behavior.
GitOrigin-RevId: a4cadb6c8ad95e756467316b7d8658e8cd527b24
## What changed
Move review state, fork history, checkpoint recovery bookkeeping, and Node REPL evidence admission into `codex-guardian-reviewer`. Expose helpers for session initialization and snapshot publication, and update core to delegate to them while preserving the existing review logic.
GitOrigin-RevId: 56d6a0124301a3c70908614d4bc3bfe970ac1c85
## What changed
`review/start` now supports only inline reviews on the supplied thread and returns that thread's id as `reviewThreadId`. Clients can omit `delivery`, send `null`, or specify `"inline"`; `"detached"` is no longer supported.
For a separate review thread, call `thread/start` followed by `review/start`. To preserve conversation history with custom review instructions, use `thread/fork` followed by `turn/start`.
Remove detached review execution and its app-server dependency on `codex-agent-extension`, and update the protocol schemas and generated clients. Preserve `ReviewDelivery.inline` as a Python enum member.
## Testing
Add a Python regression test verifying that inline review delivery parses as `ReviewDelivery.inline` and round-trips to the original JSON.
GitOrigin-RevId: ed16c5271c3315ae3afcb3ee78883ed421394b4d
## Why
Managed OpenTelemetry requirements could not specify span attributes or tracestate metadata.
## What changed
- Accept `otel.span_attributes` and `otel.tracestate` in requirements, merge them by attribute or member field, and expose them through app-server configuration and requirements reads.
- Protect required entries and their ancestors from configuration writes while preserving unmanaged sibling values and their origins. For example, requiring `otel.tracestate.vendor.tenant` leaves `vendor.region` writable. Empty metadata maps impose no requirements.
- Select Rustls when configuring an OTLP HTTP client certificate and private key so PEM client identities are accepted.
## Testing
Add coverage for metadata precedence, effective configuration, field-level write protection, and preservation of unmanaged values. Add blocking and asynchronous HTTP client construction tests using generated PEM certificates and keys.
GitOrigin-RevId: ada6000cc5e575b9a33451ec4aa58b6686dc20f7
## What changed
- Allow `requirements.toml` to manage OpenTelemetry logging flags, tool-result byte limits, environment, and log, trace, and metrics exporters.
- Apply higher-priority managed values over user configuration, replacing exporters atomically and warning when configured values conflict. Preserve unmanaged settings, including `span_attributes` and `tracestate`.
- Expose managed `otel` settings through `configRequirements/read`, apply them in `config/read` without ordinary field origins, and reject configuration writes that overlap managed fields.
- Distinguish omitted tool-result limits from explicit values while preserving the runtime default.
## Testing
Add coverage for requirement precedence, relative TLS paths, override warnings, managed write protection, effective configuration reads, and exporter serialization through the app-server API.
GitOrigin-RevId: 6a3343563bd3acb53a366ea6723684e3d0a4a01d
## Why
Pre-generated bindings can disagree with native V8 layouts, including CppGC member storage and the inline typed-array size. Source archives need bindings generated with the same headers, defines, and target configuration.
## What changed
- Generate bindings through Bazel using the archive's C++ compilation metadata, and include them in Darwin and Linux release pairs and source builds.
- Select native Windows MSVC archives and matching bindings together with `--//:rusty_v8_from_source=true`, and generate target-specific Windows GNU bindings.
- Pin a corrected `rusty_v8` revision for Cargo and Bazel, and track native Windows LLVM tools and resources as action inputs so pin changes invalidate cached actions.
- Run release and canary Cargo smoke tests with explicit target triples, required Linux linkers, and `--include-ignored`.
## Testing
Add `codex-v8-poc` coverage for CppGC member size, alignment, tracing, and weak references; typed-array contents and backing-store promotion; and microtask queues across garbage collection and context reassignment. Enable the otherwise ignored CppGC ABI checks for Bazel source builds and staged release smoke tests.
GitOrigin-RevId: 9edfa057a0ef2e323543bb8132c070d336ded1b2
## Why
Model catalog refreshes need to use the same registered actor and credential owner as model requests when runtime authentication is enabled.
## What changed
- Add `ProviderAuthContext` to carry credentials and optional runtime authentication into model providers and catalog clients.
- Select runtime authentication independently for inference and catalog destinations. Reject unsupported OpenAI origins while preserving provider authentication for other destinations.
- Include API organization and project selectors in runtime registration. Reuse registered runtimes across projects within an organization and replace them when the organization changes.
- Preserve transport restrictions and account bindings, and strip sensitive headers on cross-origin redirects.
- Apply the catalog timeout to authentication and fetching while allowing credential refresh and registration to finish safely.
## Testing
Add coverage for runtime-authenticated catalogs, provider isolation, resource selection, gateway authentication, cross-origin redirects, and timeout recovery that preserves registration and refreshed tokens.
GitOrigin-RevId: c14f1a02159031ea0af1f9b26ea890f8dca7d6ad
## Why
Repeated repository skill discovery performs remote metadata requests even when no `.agents/skills` directories exist. Reuse verified empty results to avoid those round trips while watching for changes that require a new scan.
## What changed
- Add the Linux executor capability `fs_watch_missing`, the `fs/watchMissing` request, and `fs/missingChanged` notifications.
- Register watches in the background and reuse empty results only after the executor acknowledges coverage. Key reuse by filesystem, working directory, and project root markers.
- Invalidate observations on relevant filesystem or mount changes, watch supersession, or connection loss. Clear cached observations on forced reloads and cache resets.
- Retain live discovery while registration is pending or watching is unsupported, unavailable, or cannot verify the observation.
## Testing
Add tests for empty-result reuse and invalidation, skill directory creation before watch acknowledgement, unsupported executors, idle WebSocket notifications, reconnection, case aliases, and bind mounts and unmounts. Include an ignored manual latency comparison for repeated empty remote scans.
GitOrigin-RevId: 3ad499decefb184a99c068afa01d0dcdd8605c7f
## What changed
Extract executor startup into `codex-exec-server-cli`, shared by `codex exec-server` and the new standalone binary. Preserve executor arguments, authentication, configuration overrides, and sandbox helper dispatch across both entry points.
Build the standalone binary with `cargo build -p codex-exec-server-cli --bin codex-exec-server` and run it with `codex-exec-server --listen stdio`.
## Testing
Add standalone CLI parsing and help coverage, plus an integration test for version reporting, stdio initialization, filesystem reads, process execution, and sandbox helper re-execution when supported.
GitOrigin-RevId: ab3a81c6b91b6f45e4d72d8add2e01af8372e97f
## What changed
- Add `--codex-ui-plugin-process` to `codex-code-mode-host` and a typed protocol for initializing, invoking, and closing UI plugin isolates.
- Support persistent module state and string results from synchronous or promise-based exports across up to 32 isolates in one helper process.
- Require sandbox-enabled V8 with JIT disabled, restrict executable loading and globals, and enforce execution deadlines and per-instance queue, source, result, and promise limits.
- Close affected isolates on script failures, cancellation, or overload, and return bounded script diagnostics.
- Bump the helper handshake to version 3 and increase the maximum frame size to 1 MiB.
## Testing
Add wire-level integration tests and runtime unit tests covering promise settlement, cancellation, loading restrictions, diagnostics, failure isolation, capacity reuse, transport bounds, and watchdog synchronization. Add CLI tests for argument validation before helper startup.
GitOrigin-RevId: bad6a57c84d9197c1fd76a78cf060502c5bc8bb8
## What changed
Move approval-request assessment and analytics mappings, target item lookup, and turn ID selection into `codex-guardian-reviewer`. Export the helpers from the crate and re-export them in core, preserving existing behavior.
## Testing
Move the apply-patch serialization test into the reviewer crate. It checks that Windows paths are preserved and patch text is omitted from the assessment action.
GitOrigin-RevId: 3a011db0bc51c653bb0877c4b0cb52eb61c63244
## What changed
Export `GuardianApprovalRequest`, `GuardianNetworkAccessTrigger`, and
`GuardianMcpAnnotations` from `codex-guardian-reviewer` and re-export them in
core. Move environment lookup and scope classification with the request type,
preserving existing classification and credential-safe debug output.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5253a5124d5e370a1230b46aa7dc48b24b1c902e
## What changed
- Add `codex-plugin-host` to launch a helper with a cleared environment, verify its readiness handshake, and expose framed stdin/stdout pipes with a 256 KiB frame limit and write backpressure.
- Support startup cancellation and process-group cleanup, retaining exit status and the last 16 KiB of stderr while omitting raw diagnostics from `Debug` output.
- Extend the Bazel crate macro to support test-only binaries and fixture entry points outside `src/`.
## Testing
Add process integration tests for framed communication, startup cancellation, helper and descendant cleanup, repeated close calls, and bounded diagnostics from startup and runtime failures.
GitOrigin-RevId: ed539e7899af06ee83a0d8c2d0ea8cec10f19afb
## What changed
Remove the `i18n-config` Git patch and its `cargo-deny` Git source allowance. Update the Cargo and Bazel lockfiles to use the crates.io release of `i18n-config` `0.4.8`, restoring its `basic-toml` dependency and adjusting the locked TOML dependencies.
GitOrigin-RevId: 4d4f6c52dddf79d2006e170432347ab79280da51
## What changed
- Add optional `omitted_paths` and `denied_reads` fields to catalog permission messages. The latter requires exactly one `{{ denied_reads }}` placeholder.
- Preserve mandatory denial and no-bypass warnings, path/glob facts, and existing path selection limits. Limit each override to 500 UTF-8 bytes and fall back independently to bundled wording for invalid overrides.
- Pin `i18n-config` to an upstream revision that removes the unmaintained `basic-toml` dependency, updating Cargo and Bazel lockfiles.
## Testing
Add serialization and rendering coverage for sparse values, invalid templates, byte limits, and preserved policy facts. Extend model-switch scenarios to verify that warning wording follows the selected model while preserving request history and permission annotations.
GitOrigin-RevId: f5fa1a978abe07d90917f552c64e7c8fc257c061
## Why
NFS database migration rejected files with group or other access. Allow accessible databases to migrate while making the effects on file access explicit.
## What changed
- Preserve file mode bits during migration while requiring owner read and write permissions on replacement files.
- Before CLI consent, disclose that replacements belong to the current user and do not copy the original owner, group, or extended ACLs. Require explicit confirmation for files with permissions other than `0600`.
- Warn at Linux TUI startup when NFS databases need migration and permission confirmation. Inspect journal mode without accessing WAL shared memory or releasing another connection's locks.
- Allow five seconds to acquire the exclusive database lock during migration.
## Testing
Add CLI coverage for consent, access disclosures, and migration of `0644` files. Extend state tests for permission preservation, rejection of missing owner access, and interrupted migration recovery; snapshot the startup warning.
GitOrigin-RevId: 2d9c3663172c3e631a787dc1dc76db95c39e6aa1
## Why
Existing databases retain their journal mode, so selecting `DELETE` for new NFS databases leaves existing WAL databases unchanged.
## What changed
- Add the managed `unsafe_enforce_sqlite_journal_mode` requirement to migrate existing NFS databases before opening writable pools and require `DELETE` on each connection.
- Share migration code between startup and `codex migrate-nfs-db`, preserving WAL backups and resuming interrupted replacements, including lazily opened databases.
- Hold the migration lock through pool initialization and keep migration failures out of automatic corruption recovery.
- Preserve local logs behavior and skip legacy NFS logs cleanup when enforcement is enabled.
## Testing
Add coverage for requirement precedence, database settings, data and backup preservation across restarts, interrupted replacement recovery, refusal of active WAL databases, migration lock waiting, and local logs remaining in WAL mode.
GitOrigin-RevId: da41ec1b58b1ee8092591cdf8b358280928ff9d4
## What changed
Advertise `zstd-stream-v1` compression for WebSocket and Unix socket connections and use the negotiated codec for JSON-RPC messages. Retain compression history for the connection and keep plain-text messaging when compression is not negotiated.
Fragment compressed writes to respect the server's advertised frame limit, reject text messages in compressed sessions, and stop using the connection after a failed write to avoid mismatched compression history.
## Testing
Add an integration test covering compression negotiation, fragmentation, retained codec history, request/response handling, and disconnection on an uncompressed text message.
GitOrigin-RevId: 510073444ea49376a116c05214bcb79bd0bc3b50
## What changed
- Configure the code-mode host to send zstd-compressed responses when clients advertise support, and enable both client transports to accept them.
- Preserve uncompressed responses for clients that do not advertise zstd support.
- Patch `tonic` in Bazel builds to use zstd compression level 1, favoring response latency over compression ratio.
## Testing
Extend the TCP session integration test to check response encoding and successful session opening for both zstd-capable and uncompressed-only clients.
GitOrigin-RevId: b6cf0da51dd30fc2ac9a1b0af11bec26555c559d
## What changed
Add the default-disabled `critical_path_timing` feature to capture dependency paths for root-agent turns. Connect direct tool dispatch, execution-lock handoffs, and completed tool batches to turn timing so overlapping work shares its common history without double counting.
Omit captures for unsupported dependencies, including CodeMode, agent communication, approval review, and user waits. Settle aborted tasks before freezing timing, invalidate captures on forced teardown, and apply runtime feature changes only to future turns.
## Testing
Add coverage for serial and overlapping tool dispatch, execution-lock dependency handoffs, cancellation, unsupported paths, frozen timing after completion, and configuration refresh boundaries.
GitOrigin-RevId: 71458b654b1c4a05799886928b449c948ea33109
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