feat(codex): add per-account auto-switch thresholds - #4020
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds per-account Codex auto-switch thresholds with global inheritance and account-specific overrides. It updates configuration persistence, routing, authentication, the management API, CLI output, GUI controls, localized text, documentation, and regression tests. ChangesPer-account threshold configuration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AccountCard
participant CodexAccountPoolController
participant CodexAuthAPI
participant Config
participant CodexRouting
AccountCard->>CodexAccountPoolController: submit account threshold
CodexAccountPoolController->>CodexAuthAPI: PUT /api/codex-auth/auto-switch
CodexAuthAPI->>Config: persist account override
CodexAuthAPI-->>CodexAccountPoolController: override and effective threshold
CodexAccountPoolController-->>AccountCard: update account card and quota display
CodexRouting->>Config: resolve effective threshold for account
Config-->>CodexRouting: account override or global threshold
Fixed issue severityFixed issue severity: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A later configuration save can remove a recreated account threshold, and failed dashboard saves can display an unsaved value. Localized API and routing documentation can also lead operators to configure thresholds incorrectly. Resolve these issues before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 56 / 80이 PR은 Codex 계정마다 사용량 기반 auto-switch 임계값을 따로 두는 기능이다. 전역 구조는 비교적 깔끔하다. 새 막히는 지점도 분명하다. draft=true, 라인 src/codex/routing.ts 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Followed up on fece6dd and the two requested source files. The account API distinguishes a missing id (existing global update) from a supplied account id, validates null/integer 0-100, rejects unknown stored accounts, and uses the current runtime config. The main-pin path uses the effective main-account threshold. I also confirmed the shared resolver is used at the current routing and subagent threshold-read sites; the global value exposed in management state is not itself a missed routing decision. This is not a full approval of the larger account/UI change. Full-root validation is still explicitly incomplete in the description, and dev now includes the #4085 startup-policy change touching the same auth-context area. Please bring this head forward without dropping that fence, finish exact-head full validation, and retain tests proving that threshold 0 disables only proactive switching, not hard-lock/cooldown/entitlement enforcement. @lidge-jun The per-account UI/product decision and sponsorship remain yours; I have not applied a sponsorship label or waived readiness based only on these two files. |
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Follow-up to the September 9 review in #4020 (comment), now on
The description now records the exact head and both full-run outcomes separately. Stale readiness attestations have been cleared, and the PR stays draft. This is a response to the requested implementation/validation follow-up, not full approval of the account/UI change or a substitute for maintainer security review and sponsorship. |
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Thanks for keeping the two full-run outcomes separate. A complete single-worker inventory is useful evidence, and it should not be described as “only focused tests”; the default four-worker SIGSEGV is still a separate unresolved execution result. I am not granting a CI exception or approval from that summary. The current 42d8b74 head also contains the newly reported cooldown and save/deletion rollback fixes, which need their own source-bound review in addition to the earlier threshold-zero controls. Keep the Draft state and attach exact-head hosted CI when available; there is no need to rerun the already-passing unchanged single-worker suite merely to repeat the count. Final account/UI acceptance remains separate. |
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Follow-up to #4020 (comment): Draft remains in place; no CI exception, maintainer approval, sponsorship, or account/UI acceptance is inferred. The complete local single-worker inventory and the unresolved default four-worker crash remain separate results. I have not rerun the unchanged passing suite or added another code commit. For the separate source-bound review of the new fixes, these links are pinned to
These are source/regression anchors for maintainer review, not a claim that the earlier two-file review approved these additions. Exact-head hosted CI status checked on September 10:
Both test workflows point to the exact head above, but neither provides a passing hosted test result yet. Could a maintainer review the three changes and take the required action on the fork workflow runs? No workflow permissions or sponsorship labels have been changed, and required hosted CI and final account/UI acceptance remain outstanding. |
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| const callerOwnedMainPoolCooldown = () => mode === "pool" && callerMatchesObservedMain(headers) | ||
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This changes Pool authentication behavior for caller-supplied bearer credentials based on observed-main identity and cooldown state, while the commit checklist explicitly leaves security review incomplete. Obtain the required explicit security review before landing this authentication-boundary change.
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This remains an outstanding merge gate. The September 10 follow-up provides exact-head source and regression anchors for the caller-owned cooldown guard and both rollback changes; it explicitly does not claim maintainer security approval. The earlier limited review does not approve these later auth changes.
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When a threshold write succeeds, autoSwitchThresholdOverride changes and therefore changes this key, causing React to unmount and recreate the entire control. A keyboard user who commits with Enter or activates a stepper consequently loses focus after every save and cannot continue adjusting the value or follow the expected tab order; use an account-stable key and synchronize the draft without remounting. The main-account card has the same value-dependent key.
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Confirmed by source inspection at 42d8b74601fde4c8fba1c7c8c43a534d6e0f30e9. Both the pool card and main card key the control by account ID and override value. An accepted write updates that value, so React replaces the control rather than preserving the focused element.
The correction needs account-stable identity and explicit draft synchronization when the persisted override changes, while retaining the existing behavior that an unrelated global-threshold refresh does not overwrite an edited custom draft. Focus coverage should include Enter, repeated stepper activation, and the pending-write disabled state. This is not fixed at the current head; leaving the thread open.
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When an enabled threshold has an edited draft and a keyboard user tabs from the number input to the override toggle, this blur commits the edit because only pointer intent is recognized. The ensuing request either remounts the control and drops focus or leaves the subsequent Space/Enter toggle attempt rejected as busy, so keyboard users cannot directly disable the override after editing; inspect relatedTarget or otherwise suppress the commit when focus moves to the toggle.
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The keyboard-intent gap is present at 42d8b74601fde4c8fba1c7c8c43a534d6e0f30e9: blur only checks pointer intent, and the controller starts a serialized write that disables the threshold controls.
One detail matters for the fix: the two NumberStepper buttons are tabbable and sit between the number input and toggle. Ordinary Tab navigation therefore reaches a stepper first; checking only relatedTarget === toggle would not cover the whole keyboard sequence. The regression should exercise the actual tab order, preserve toggle-off intent across internal focus movement, and retain the existing pointer case. No fix is included at this head; leaving this open.
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initializePersistedConfigIfMissing()publishes the already-deleted child, but line 3346 clears only top-level tombstones. The pending child tombstone remains active. A latersaveConfigPreservingClaudeCode()can then delete a disk-recreatedcodexAccountAutoSwitchThresholdsentry during reconciliation.clearPendingConfigTopLevelDeletions(config); + clearPendingConfigObjectChildDeletions(config); refreshUserCostOverlays(persisted);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Line 43: The pool-routing documentation should identify the source account’s
effective threshold, including per-account overrides, in the quota,
priority-tier, and fill-first strategy descriptions across all listed
translations. Update those descriptions consistently while keeping round-robin
explicitly threshold-independent.
In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/ru/reference/management-api.md`:
- Line 273: Update the translated auto-switch API rows in the Russian, Turkish,
and Simplified Chinese management API references to document that id: "__main__"
selects the Desktop-login threshold, matching the canonical reference while
preserving each translation’s existing wording and error details.
In `@gui/src/components/AccountAutoSwitchControl.tsx`:
- Line 119: Update the toggle change flow around onChange so it awaits the save
result and, when disabling the override fails, resets draft to the current
override value (globalThreshold) instead of leaving the unsaved draft displayed.
Preserve the existing successful toggle behavior and pointer guard logic.
In `@structure/05_gui-and-management-api.md`:
- Around line 192-194: Update the GUI toggle documentation to state that
enabling an inherited account copies the current global threshold into an
account override via the auto-switch API, while sending null removes the
override and restores inheritance. Reference AccountAutoSwitchControl, the auth
API persistence flow, and account-auto-switch resolution behavior, including
that existing overrides take precedence over later global threshold changes.
In `@tests/codex-integration/codex-auth-context.test.ts`:
- Around line 1350-1377: Rename the parameterized test title in the test.each
block to “an unrelated caller credential in workspace %s”, preserving the
existing observedAccountId parameter and test behavior.
In `@tests/config/config-rebase-provenance-writers.test.ts`:
- Around line 41-46: The test for child deletion provenance currently relies on
an exact source string and must tolerate formatting, parameter-name, and
quote-style changes. Add a separate child-writer contract in the test, distinct
from writerContracts, and validate the deleteConfigObjectChildKey call for the
codexAccountAutoSwitchThresholds key through a formatting-tolerant helper or key
check.
In `@tests/helpers/main-account-policy-startup-child.ts`:
- Line 279: Update the thresholds construction to use MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID for
the mainOverride lookup instead of the hardcoded "__main__" key, importing the
exported constant from src/codex/account-id; preserve the existing ?? null
fallback so an explicit 0 remains valid.
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| | `codexAccountPriorities?` | `Record<string, number>` | — | Per-account selection order for the Codex pool: account id → integer from `-100` to `100`, **higher is used earlier**, absent means `0`. This is an ordering boundary, not an eligibility one: selection narrows the already-eligible accounts to the highest tier that still has quota headroom, and `accountPoolStrategy` then picks within that tier. A tier is skipped only when every member is over its effective usage threshold, cooling down, soft-avoided, paused, or needs reauthentication — unknown quota never drains a tier. Ordering never makes an ineligible account selectable and never re-binds a thread that already has an account. The main `__main__` account participates on equal terms, which is how the Codex Desktop login can be set to drain last. With no entries the pool behaves exactly as before. A malformed map is ignored with a console warning (ordering off, no config repair). Managed by `ocx account priority` and the Codex Auth page. | | ||
| | `activeCodexAccountPinned?` | `string` | — | Account id the operator last selected by hand. While set, a higher `codexAccountPriorities` tier cannot preempt it until the pin is released by drain, exclusion, deletion, or an explicit failover/promotion away. Ordinary round-robin movement inside the capped tier does not release it. Writing any `codexAccountPriorities` entry also releases the pin, so a pin made before an order existed cannot outrank one set afterward. `GET /api/codex-auth/active` reports both whether the effective account is pinned (`pinned`) and the account carrying the ceiling (`pinnedAccountId`). | | ||
| | `autoSwitchThreshold?` | `number` | `80` | Usage threshold for proactive switching. `quota` can re-evaluate both bound and unbound tasks on their next request; `fill-first` uses it only as the drain point for unbound assignment; normal `round-robin` selection does not use it. The score uses the hottest known 5h, weekly, or 30d quota window. `0` disables usage-based proactive switching only, not unbound assignment or failure recovery. | | ||
| | `codexAccountAutoSwitchThresholds?` | `Record<string, number>` | — | Per-account overrides for `autoSwitchThreshold`: account id → integer from `0` to `100`. An absent entry inherits the global value; `0` disables usage-driven switching only when that account is the source. Every quota check uses the source account's effective threshold, including bound-task re-evaluation, unbound selection, fill-first drain, selection-order tier drain, main-account pins, and subagent fallback. Supports the main `__main__` account. A malformed map is ignored with a warning. Managed by each account card on the Codex Auth page; disabling an override removes its entry. | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the source account’s effective threshold in every pool-routing description.
codexAccountAutoSwitchThresholds overrides the global value for the source account, and src/codex/routing.ts uses that effective value for quota checks. However, the strategy text still names only autoSwitchThreshold in docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md:44, docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/reference/configuration/providers.md:39,43,206, docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/reference/configuration/providers.md:38,41,179, docs-site/src/content/docs/ko/reference/configuration/providers.md:38,41,181-186, and docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-tw/reference/configuration/providers.md:39,141-143. An operator with a global threshold of 95 and a source-account override of 50 can therefore expect switching at the wrong quota level. Update the quota, priority-tier, and fill-first descriptions to say “the source account’s effective threshold,” while keeping round-robin documented as threshold-independent.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md` at line 43,
The pool-routing documentation should identify the source account’s effective
threshold, including per-account overrides, in the quota, priority-tier, and
fill-first strategy descriptions across all listed translations. Update those
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Verified at 42d8b74601fde4c8fba1c7c8c43a534d6e0f30e9: the remaining global-only descriptions need correction. The quota trigger uses the source account's effective threshold, while fill-first and priority-tier headroom evaluate each account against its own effective threshold. Some English rows already say this, but other strategy rows and translations still imply the global value alone.
One qualification: round-robin's rotation counter is threshold-independent, but it still receives the shared priority-tier-filtered eligible list. The docs should not imply that round-robin bypasses that policy. This is an outstanding documentation consistency change, not a runtime fix included in this reply.
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| | `POST /api/codex-auth/accounts/clear-cooldown` | Очистить runtime cooldown для одного аккаунта или для всех | 400 invalid id | | ||
| | `GET, PUT /api/codex-auth/active` | Прочитать или выбрать активный аккаунт | 400 invalid or missing account; 409 paused/legacy-row conflict | | ||
| | `PUT /api/codex-auth/auto-switch` | Задать порог квоты для автоматического переключения аккаунтов | 400 invalid threshold | | ||
| | `PUT /api/codex-auth/auto-switch` | Задать глобальный порог через `{ threshold }` или порог аккаунта через `{ id, threshold }`; `null` возвращает наследование глобального значения | 400 invalid id/threshold; 404 missing account | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the id: "__main__" selector in all translated API rows.
The canonical reference at docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/management-api.md:419 documents __main__ as the Desktop-login selector. The published management API references are operator-facing. Add this behavior to docs-site/src/content/docs/ru/reference/management-api.md:273, docs-site/src/content/docs/tr/reference/management-api.md:297, and docs-site/src/content/docs/zh-cn/reference/management-api.md:243 so localized operators can target the Desktop-login threshold instead of applying the global threshold.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/ru/reference/management-api.md` at line 273,
Update the translated auto-switch API rows in the Russian, Turkish, and
Simplified Chinese management API references to document that id: "__main__"
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Confirmed: the Russian, Turkish, and Simplified Chinese auto-switch rows omit the Desktop-login selector that the English row and handler support.
The translated contract needs to distinguish: omitted id updates the global threshold; id: "__main__" targets the Desktop-login override; a pool ID targets that pool account; and threshold: null removes an account override and restores inheritance. This docs gap remains open at the current head.
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Restore the draft when a toggle save fails.
If a user changes 50 to 60 and then disables the override, the pointer guard skips the blur commit. If onChange(null) fails, this line ignores false, so the control still displays 60 while the persisted override remains 50. Await the result and reset draft to the current override on failure.
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In `@gui/src/components/AccountAutoSwitchControl.tsx` at line 119, Update the
toggle change flow around onChange so it awaits the save result and, when
disabling the override fails, resets draft to the current override value
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Confirmed by source inspection at 42d8b74601fde4c8fba1c7c8c43a534d6e0f30e9. The toggle handler discards the boolean save result, unlike commit() and step(). After the pointer guard suppresses the dirty-draft blur, a rejected reset leaves the persisted override unchanged and therefore does not trigger the value-keyed remount either. The unsaved draft remains visible.
Failure handling must restore the persisted override (50 in this example), not unconditionally the global threshold; override ?? globalThreshold expresses that distinction and preserves zero. A rejected toggle-off after editing needs its own regression. This remains unfixed/open at the current head.
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| added account ids or `__main__` to 0..100. Account cards expose a custom-threshold toggle without | ||
| showing an inherited percentage; while enabled, they write an override through | ||
| `/api/codex-auth/auto-switch`, and `null` removes the map entry. Quota bars and routing both use the |
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Document the copy-and-pin behavior for the GUI toggle.
gui/src/components/AccountAutoSwitchControl.tsx:26-27,117-120 enables an inherited account by sending the current global threshold. src/codex/auth-api.ts:2451-2474 persists it as an account override, and src/codex/account-auto-switch.ts:32-39 prefers that override over later global changes. State that null removes the override and restores inheritance. This maintainer source-of-truth contract prevents routing and quota-bar implementations from incorrectly tracking global updates.
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In `@structure/05_gui-and-management-api.md` around lines 192 - 194, Update the
GUI toggle documentation to state that enabling an inherited account copies the
current global threshold into an account override via the auto-switch API, while
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Confirmed documentation gap. Enabling the toggle sends the current global number, creating a fixed account override; it does not subscribe that override to later global changes. Resolution prefers the stored override, including 0; sending null removes it and resumes inheritance.
The structure document should state that lifecycle explicitly. No runtime behavior change is needed for this clarification; no edit is included at this head.
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| test.each(["caller-keyring-account", "other-main-account"])( | ||
| "a zero main-account threshold does not impose main cooldown on an unrelated caller in workspace %s", | ||
| async (observedAccountId) => { | ||
| observeMainQuotaIdentity(observedAccountId); | ||
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| const { cfg, context } = await resolveRequestOwnedMainPinCase({ | ||
| mainWeeklyPercent: 100, | ||
| poolWeeklyPercent: 16, | ||
| callerEntitled: true, | ||
| mainThresholdOverride: 0, | ||
| mainRetryAfter: "600", | ||
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| expect(getCodexQuotaHealthSnapshot(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID, "shared")) | ||
| .toMatchObject({ cooldownSource: "retry-after" }); | ||
| expect(context).toMatchObject({ kind: "main", accountId: null }); | ||
| const forwarded = headersForCodexAuthContext(new Headers({ | ||
| authorization: "Bearer caller-keyring-token", | ||
| "chatgpt-account-id": "caller-keyring-account", | ||
| }), context); | ||
| expect(forwarded.get("authorization")).toBe("Bearer caller-keyring-token"); | ||
| expect(forwarded.get("chatgpt-account-id")).toBe("caller-keyring-account"); | ||
| expect(cfg.activeCodexAccountPinned).toBe(MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| clearMainAccountInfoCache(); | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| ); |
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Rename the parameterized test title to identify the credential.
callerMatchesObservedMain requires both the effective account ID and the HMAC-matched credential in matchesMainQuotaCredential. Therefore, "other-main-token" is unrelated even when observedAccountId is "caller-keyring-account". Rename the title to "an unrelated caller credential in workspace %s" to match the behavior under test.
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The wording refinement is valid. The matcher requires both the effective account identity and bearer HMAC equality. These cases deliberately use a different credential, including when the workspace/account ID is the same.
The current title says "unrelated caller"; naming the unrelated credential would be more precise. The assertions already test that distinction, so this is a nonblocking test-title cleanup, not an auth-matching defect. No test behavior has been changed.
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@alexalok, thanks for the clarification. The finding is limited to test-title precision in tests/codex-integration/codex-auth-context.test.ts. The existing assertions already validate that matching requires both the effective account identity and the bearer HMAC. No authentication defect is implied.
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| const source = readFileSync(join(import.meta.dir, "..", "..", "src/codex/account-auto-switch.ts"), "utf8"); | ||
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The exact source assertion in tests/config/config-rebase-provenance-writers.test.ts:41-46 can fail after harmless formatting, parameter-name, or quote-style changes. Do not add this writer directly to writerContracts: its loop only checks deleteConfigTopLevelKey, while src/codex/account-auto-switch.ts:49 uses deleteConfigObjectChildKey. Add a separate child-writer contract and use a formatting-tolerant helper/key check.
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Confirmed as a test-maintainability issue. The child-writer assertion matches exact whitespace, quotes, and local variable names. A separate formatting-tolerant child-writer contract is appropriate; putting this entry in the existing top-level writerContracts loop would check the wrong helper and deletion semantics.
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Use MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID for the main-account threshold lookup.
MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID is exported from src/codex/account-id.ts. Replace the hardcoded __main__ property so the helper remains aligned if the sentinel changes. Keep ?? null to preserve an explicit 0 override.
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| thresholds: { global: config.autoSwitchThreshold, mainOverride: config.codexAccountAutoSwitchThresholds?.__main__ ?? null }, | |
| thresholds: { | |
| global: config.autoSwitchThreshold, | |
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Valid optional cleanup. The constant currently equals "__main__", so indexing with MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID is behaviorally equivalent and keeps the helper aligned with the canonical sentinel.
The ?? null fallback must remain: it preserves the explicit 0 that this startup regression checks. This is nonblocking maintainability work, not a threshold-zero failure; no edit is included at this head.
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@alexalok, agreed. MAIN_CODEX_ACCOUNT_ID and "__main__" are behaviorally equivalent at this head.
The cleanup remains optional. tests/helpers/main-account-policy-startup-child.ts must retain ?? null so 0 remains observable in the startup regression.
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Learning: For per-account Codex auto-switch thresholds, `gui/src/components/AccountAutoSwitchControl.tsx` enables an inherited account by sending the current global threshold to `PUT /api/codex-auth/auto-switch`, which creates a fixed account override. `src/codex/account-auto-switch.ts` resolves an existing override, including `0`, before the global threshold. Sending `null` removes the override and restores global-threshold inheritance.
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Follow-up to the September 11 Codex review and CodeRabbit review, checked against unchanged head I replied in all ten existing inline threads. This pass is source verification and review responses only: no fixes, new commits, pushes, or test runs, and no review threads marked resolved. Outside-diff finding: initial-publication child-deletion cleanup Static inspection confirms the asymmetry: successful initialization clears top-level deletion markers but not pending child markers on the original config object. If a marker-bearing object is published and later reused for a guarded save, the stale marker can survive a disk re-creation of the threshold and be reapplied after reconciliation. There is an important reachability qualification: the current production initializer caller constructs a fresh config immediately before initialization; I have not established an ordinary application path that supplies both a pending child marker and missing disk config. This is a confirmed cleanup-contract gap with a conditional failure sequence, not a reproduced production data-loss incident. Clearing child markers after successful publication would match the other save paths; a regression should exercise initialization, same-object reuse, and a subsequent disk-recreated threshold. No fix or reproduction was run in this pass. Readiness remains incomplete The three UI findings and documentation gaps remain open; the test-title, sentinel, and source-assertion suggestions are maintainability work, not independently demonstrated runtime failures. The currently checked readiness boxes do not establish that these newly reported findings are resolved. The previously reported complete single-worker run remains separate from the unresolved default four-worker crash. Today's hosted checks still report |
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0disables proactive usage switching only for that account.Custom account thresholdaccount-card control. Inherited accounts show only the disabled toggle; the percentage appears after enablement, and native duplicate number-input arrows are hidden.devthroughf94dd88f12a1a9aeb355aa9b2d7166ef5b002ac9, retaining the fix(codex): restore main policy binding after owned startup #4085 startup-policy binding fence. Add threshold-zero safety regressions and fix caller-owned main cooldown and failed-save/deletion rollback gaps found during follow-up review.Screenshot
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42d8b74601fde4c8fba1c7c8c43a534d6e0f30e9, September 10, 2026. Runtime: repository-local Bun 1.4.2 (744846f84), macOS arm64. The tracked working tree was clean and this exact commit was pushed without rebasing or amending the reviewed history.bun run typecheckbun run test --parallel=1bun run test(four workers)SIGSEGVintests/routing/routing-policy-surface-parity.test.ts. The affected file passes alone and in the completed single-worker full run. This is not a claim that the default parallel crash is fixed or that remote CI is green.bun run privacy:scanbun run skill:surface:checkThe supported
--parallel=1option retains the full wrapper inventory, all six serial lanes,--isolate, preload, isolated homes, user lock, and full-suite timing mode. No test exclusions, relaxed assertions, disabled safety checks, or dependency-policy changes were introduced to obtain this result. The default-worker crash has not been bisected againstdev; its root cause remains unproven.Threshold-zero regressions retain these separate boundaries:
These safety regressions were also driven red with isolated mutations that bypassed hard-lock, startup binding, cooldown, entitlement, or the explicit zero override, then passed after restoration. All changes are retained in the pushed tests.
This PR remains draft. Local validation and follow-up code review do not replace maintainer security review, sponsorship, the broader account/UI product decision, or required remote CI. The default parallel-runtime failure remains explicitly recorded above.
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