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…allback model The main-account hard lock (lidge-jun#5694) refuses requests once the 5h window reads its 90% threshold or the weekly window reads 98%, and a monthly-only account governs on monthly. On a single-account setup that refusal is the whole session: Codex Desktop and CLI turns fail until the window resets even though another provider in the same config could serve the turn. Add extended settings to the same feature: codexMainAccountHardLockFallback names a model and an optional reasoning effort, and while the lock blocks, a qualifying request is rewritten to that selector instead of failing. The rewrite is bounded on every side so it never widens what the lock protects: - It fires only while the lock reads blocked; release stays the same fresh observation that admits, so the reroute ends with the lock, on its own. - getEligiblePoolAccounts is the dispatch's own eligibility choke point, so a usable Pool account keeps the request on Codex; an empty eligible list is what makes the fallback the only way through. - Only bare Codex-native selectors qualify. Provider-qualified rows, combos, account namespaces, policy routes and thread spawns name their own destination on purpose; Luna Reserve keeps its own admission. - A Codex-native fallback target never applies -- rerouting gpt-* to gpt-* would re-enter the same refusal, so the honest behavior is the refusal. - A malformed section disables the reroute entirely, the same disable-don't-widen reading the compaction override takes. The management API projects the section in GET /api/settings, validates PUTs against a strict schema before mutation, and null clears it. The dashboard's main-account protection card grows the model and effort fields with the same acknowledged-write contract as the toggle. The usage log keeps reporting the selector the client asked for.
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Review comments at @gui/src/components/MainAccountHardLockSetting.tsx:
- Around line 336-372: Filter `models` in the fallback model `Select` options so
only namespaced IDs containing a slash are offered; preserve the current
configured `fallback?.model` in the options so existing selections remain
visible.
Review comments at @gui/src/i18n/de.ts:
- Line 1900: Update the German translation in codexAuth.mainHardLockFallbackDesc
to use the correct infinitive form “fehlzuschlagen” instead of “zu
fehlschlagen”; leave the rest of the description unchanged.
Review comments at @gui/src/i18n/en.ts:
- Line 2515: Update the codexAuth.mainHardLockFallbackActive notice to state
that {model} is used only when no eligible Codex Pool account can serve the
request. Apply the same condition to the English notice in gui/src/i18n/en.ts
(line 2515), the French notice in gui/src/i18n/fr.ts (line 2442), and the
Japanese notice in gui/src/i18n/ja.ts (line 2337).
Review comments at @gui/src/i18n/ko.ts:
- Line 1948: Update the active-status copy to say the fallback is configured
rather than asserting that requests are routed through it; an eligible Codex
Pool account may serve the request instead. Apply this wording change in
gui/src/i18n/ko.ts at 1948, gui/src/i18n/pt.ts at 2488, and gui/src/i18n/ru.ts
at 2428; no change to MainAccountHardLockSetting.tsx is requested.
Review comments at @gui/src/i18n/tr.ts:
- Line 2466: Update the codexAuth.mainHardLockFallbackActive notice in tr.ts and
its corresponding entries in vi.ts, zh-TW.ts, and zh.ts to state that local
Codex requests route to the configured model only when no eligible Codex Pool
account can serve the request.
Review comments at @src/server/responses/main-hard-lock-routing.ts:
- Around line 52-76: Update the availability check in
applyMainHardLockFallbackOverride to call getEligiblePoolAccounts with the
request’s modelEligibleAccountIds, so the fallback decision reflects accounts
eligible for the parsed model. Do not use deniedModelAccountIds for this check.
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Account-gated native models (gpt-daybreak-blue-latest, gpt-6-astra-minor) match isBareOpenAiFamilyModel, so the fallback guard accepted them but asked getEligiblePoolAccounts without the model's entitlement evidence. A generally usable pool account then kept the guard non-empty even when its own roster could not serve the model: the fallback was skipped and the dispatch refused later with CodexModelAvailabilityError instead of using the configured destination. Resolve the same entitlement evidence the auth selection resolves for gated models and pass it to the pool check as modelEligibleAccountIds. Ordinary native models never pay the resolution. A failed discovery narrows nothing -- absence of evidence never widens the failure mode, so the request keeps today's refusal behavior instead of rerouting on unknown state.
CodeRabbit review fixes on lidge-jun#7123: - The fallback model picker offered bare native catalog rows, but the router refuses bare OpenAI-family fallback targets, so a row could look enabled and never route. Offer only qualified selectors; the saved value stays visible even when it is one of those. - The blocked-state notice claimed native Codex requests route to the fallback while a usable Pool account may still serve them. Qualify the notice in all eleven locales: routing applies only when no eligible Codex account can serve the request. - German copy: "statt zu fehlschlagen" -> "statt fehlzuschlagen" (separable verb).
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Thank you, @Blazetes. I've carried this onto an upstream branch in #7146 so the full CI (including the macOS and Windows matrix) can run on it. Your commit is kept and credited with a |
…allback model (carry #7123) (#7146) * feat(codex): route hard-locked main-account traffic to a configured fallback model The main-account hard lock (#5694) refuses requests once the 5h window reads its 90% threshold or the weekly window reads 98%, and a monthly-only account governs on monthly. On a single-account setup that refusal is the whole session: Codex Desktop and CLI turns fail until the window resets even though another provider in the same config could serve the turn. Add extended settings to the same feature: codexMainAccountHardLockFallback names a model and an optional reasoning effort, and while the lock blocks, a qualifying request is rewritten to that selector instead of failing. The rewrite is bounded on every side so it never widens what the lock protects: - It fires only while the lock reads blocked; release stays the same fresh observation that admits, so the reroute ends with the lock, on its own. - getEligiblePoolAccounts is the dispatch's own eligibility choke point, so a usable Pool account keeps the request on Codex; an empty eligible list is what makes the fallback the only way through. - Only bare Codex-native selectors qualify. Provider-qualified rows, combos, account namespaces, policy routes and thread spawns name their own destination on purpose; Luna Reserve keeps its own admission. - A Codex-native fallback target never applies -- rerouting gpt-* to gpt-* would re-enter the same refusal, so the honest behavior is the refusal. - A malformed section disables the reroute entirely, the same disable-don't-widen reading the compaction override takes. The management API projects the section in GET /api/settings, validates PUTs against a strict schema before mutation, and null clears it. The dashboard's main-account protection card grows the model and effort fields with the same acknowledged-write contract as the toggle. The usage log keeps reporting the selector the client asked for. * fix(codex): harden main-account hard-lock fallback routing and credential boundaries Pass the model's quota scope and respect Direct account mode when consulting getEligiblePoolAccounts so a pool account in a shared reset-derived cooldown or an unused pool under Direct mode cannot suppress the hard-lock fallback. Exclude nativeAlias combo selectors from source rewriting, reject canonical openai/<native> fallback targets alongside bare native ids, yield to non-combo shadow-call targets and compaction_trigger turns, mark credential-domain rewrites so caller ChatGPT headers and native reasoning ciphertext are stripped on fallback routes, preserve requestedModel and lane combo recall when routing to a fallback combo, include codexMainAccountHardLockFallback in Desktop compatibility routing preflight, and re-enable paused GUI fallback settings when picking a model. Co-authored-by: Blazetes <Blazetes@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(codex): register main-hard-lock-routing in core inventory and lazy-load fallback models Register main-hard-lock-routing.ts in RESPONSES_CORE_MODULES so the Responses core owner boundary suite includes it, and lazy-load /api/models in MainAccountHardLockSetting on fallback-control interaction so mounting the protection setting does not issue an unrequested background catalog fetch. Co-authored-by: Blazetes <Blazetes@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Blazetes <Blazetes@users.noreply.github.com>
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window reads 98% (monthly-only accounts govern on monthly). On a single-account setup that
refusal is the whole session: every turn fails until the window resets even though another
provider in the same config could serve it.
codexMainAccountHardLockFallbacknames afallback model plus an optional reasoning effort. While the lock blocks and no Codex account can
serve a request, the request is rewritten to the fallback selector instead of failing. The lock
itself is unchanged and still releases on its own; the reroute ends with it.
src/server/responses/main-hard-lock-routing.ts):blocked;ready,unknownand the opt-out never rewrite.getEligiblePoolAccounts(the dispatch's own eligibility choke point) decides "can Codex stillserve this": a usable Pool account keeps the request on Codex; an empty eligible list is what
admits the fallback.
policy routes and thread-spawn turns keep their own destinations; Luna Reserve keeps its own
admission.
refusal, so the honest behavior is the refusal.
same disable-don't-widen reading as the compaction override. The usage log keeps reporting the
selector the client asked for (
requestedModel).src/config/schema/main-account-hard-lock-fallback.ts,{ enabled?, model, reasoningEffort? }) with load-degrade and write-reject wiring;GET/PUT /api/settings(PUT validates before mutation,nullclears); the dashboard's "Block mainaccount" card grows a Fallback while blocked row modeled on the shadow-call row — model
picker + thinking-effort select + an on/off switch, each change saving immediately; the switch
writes
enabled: false, a remembered pause that keeps the model. Picking a model turns thereroute on. Docs updated in
docs-site(config reference + main-account protection guide) andstructure/codex-account-controls.md.codexAuth.mainHardLockFallback*keys added to all 11 locales.Verification
Local, Bun 1.3.14 on Windows (repo checkout), branch
feat/main-hard-lock-fallback-routing:bun test tests/codex-integration/main-account-hard-lock-fallback-routing.test.ts— 11 pass / 0 fail(new regression file, registered in
scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json).bun test tests/config/settings-main-account-hard-lock.test.ts— 37 pass / 0 fail(extends the existing settings suite with fallback GET/PUT/clear/invalid/restore/degrade cases).
bun test tests/codex-integration/main-account-hard-lock-{policy,thresholds,default,auth}.test.ts— 97 pass / 0 fail (existing contract unchanged).
bun test tests/cli/cli-system-settings-parity.test.ts— 19 pass / 0 fail.cd gui && bun test tests/main-account-hard-lock-setting.test.tsx— 31 pass / 0 fail(6 new fallback-row cases: immediate-save switch/model/effort, the enabled:false pause
that keeps the model, and the picker for a fresh setup; note: run directly, not through
the pinned
--isolatewrapper, which requires Bun 1.4.3 locally).bun test tests/config/config-blocked-model-redirects.test.ts tests/responses/responses-memory-models.test.ts tests/responses/shadow-intercept-target-lifecycle.test.ts— 30 pass / 0 fail.bun run typecheck— clean.bun run structure:check— passed.bun run privacy:scan— passed.bun test tests/server/config.test.ts tests/server/debug-settings.test.ts tests/server/management-client-config-route.test.ts— 241 pass / 0 fail.
bun test tests/codex-integration/codex-quota-auto-refresh-main-admission.test.ts tests/codex-integration/main-account-hard-lock-{recovery,retirement}.test.ts— 131 pass / 0 fail.bun test tests/lab/core-lab-boundary.test.ts tests/test-layout.test.ts tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts— all pass except one pre-existing environment failure:
test-layout-tooling > domain verification launches isolate tests through the pinned runnerneeds the pinned Bun 1.4.3 binary, which thischeckout does not have; the identical failure reproduces on pristine
dev(08bb2e4), so it isnot introduced here.
bun run lint:gui— 0 warnings / 0 errors.bun run typecheck:gui:if-changed— clean.bun run testsuite (a full localtests/responses/directory run— 230 files — was impractical here: it held the single test-run lock for 2h+ and queued every
other suite into 45-minute lock timeouts, so it was stopped in favor of the focused prepare-path
suites above; the changed prepare wiring is exercised by the shadow-intercept and memory-models
suites, which pass), the GUI pinned-runner isolation suite, and Codex/CodeRabbit review.
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(No credential handling changed; the rewrite never touches auth headers; logging keeps the
pre-existing redaction rules — only model selectors are recorded, never account ids.)
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