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ApprovabilityVerdict: Needs Human Approval Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR replaces the default managed Codex token flow with a new session-scoped IPC/auth-command mechanism spanning credential refresh, process startup, shutdown, and account replacement. The authentication-sensitive change is substantial, includes new diagnostic suppressions, and has an unresolved high-severity logout race requiring human review. Needs human approval because:
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The PR meets the coding requirements for #17445. Managed Codex no longer receives a launch-time ACCESS_TOKEN; it uses profile-specific auth.command access through a session-scoped local token sour… |
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The changes stay within #17445. The token command, local IPC source, profile binding, managed runtime configuration, model-catalog lookup, and credential lock-order changes support renewal of credenti… |
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#17445. Managed Codex no longer receives a launch-timeACCESS_TOKEN; it uses profile-specificauth.commandaccess through a session-scoped local token source. The source reads the current credential fromCodexChatGptAuth, including refresh and persistence, and rejects credentials from a replaced ChatGPT profile. Focused tests cover token rotation, concurrent reads, refresh persistence, IPC limits, shutdown, and runtime configuration. The reported lack of a real-account expiry run does not show a coding requirement failure.
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#17445. The token command, local IPC source, profile binding, managed runtime configuration, model-catalog lookup, and credential lock-order changes support renewal of credentials during an active managed Codex session. The provider-core changes support safe credential replacement. The added tests verify these paths, and ordinary Codex CLI authentication remains unchanged. No unrelated product change is demonstrated.
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Allow cancellation while prepare waits.
If validation remains pending, Effect.uninterruptible prevents cancellation of adoptCredentials. The controller stays in "stopping" and rejects logout and new sign-ins until validation settles. The ChatGPT caller uses prepare for discovery and identity verification, so a stalled request can leave the connection unusable. Make prepare interruptible and reset operation on interruption; keep only the state transitions protected.
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The new provider-auth regression specifically covers a concurrent logout while transferred credentials are in the pre-stop validation phase. Invalid transferred profiles also assert that |
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Seed the managed authentication variables in this test.
CodexManagedRuntime.ts copies options.environment into the Codex child environment but does not remove T3CODE_MANAGED_CODEX_AUTH_URL or T3CODE_MANAGED_CODEX_AUTH_SECRET. The current fixture does not supply either variable, so these assertions do not detect leakage when launch input contains them.
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Problem
Managed ChatGPT sign-in currently gives the Codex app-server a bearer token at launch through
ACCESS_TOKEN. T3 can later renew and persist that ChatGPT credential, but an already-running managed Codex process keeps using the launch-time bearer. Active or later turns can therefore fail with401 token_expireduntil the provider session is recreated.Expected behavior: a running managed Codex session should be able to obtain the current T3-owned ChatGPT access token when Codex needs to retry authentication, without requiring an app or provider restart.
Change
auth.commandinstead ofenv_key="ACCESS_TOKEN".CodexChatGptAuthservice, including its refresh serialization and persistence. Concurrent helper requests share one credential read/refresh.env_key/auth configuration.ACCESS_TOKEN.Ordinary Codex CLI authentication is unchanged.
This is an alternative implementation to #19895. It follows the same native
auth.commanddirection, but keeps the credential source inside each managed runtime/session scope instead of introducing a process-wide broker/protocol service and the associated server/registry/orchestrator wiring.Scope and approval
Fixes #17445 and also addresses the stale-live-session behavior reported in #16132.
The failure and intended behavior are established in the maintainer triage for #17445: the managed app-server receives one access token at launch and has no path to receive a renewed credential while it remains alive.
All changes serve that one bug. The internal token command and local IPC source are the transport needed for Codex's native credential callback; profile checks and model-catalog changes follow from removing the static bearer from the child environment.
Verification
Focused behavior tests on Windows:
vp test run \ packages/shared/src/nodeRuntime.test.ts \ apps/server/src/provider/CodexManagedRuntime.test.ts \ apps/server/src/provider/CodexChatGptAuth.test.ts \ apps/server/src/provider/CodexManagedTokenSource.test.ts \ apps/server/src/provider/codexManagedTokenCommand.test.ts \ apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/CodexDriver.test.tsResult: 6 test files passed; 109 passed, 12 skipped, 0 failed.
The coverage includes managed
auth.commandconfiguration, removal of static token environment injection, profile replacement, credential rotation, concurrent token requests, private-channel framing/deadlines, listener failure handling, shutdown/admission behavior and cleanup.Additional checks:
vp run --filter t3 typecheck: succeeded. It reports existing Effect suggestions in unrelated files, but no type errors.git diff --check: clean before commit.I also exercised the broader repository test surface locally on Windows. It is not globally green because a number of existing suites assume POSIX paths, Unix executable/shebang behavior, Unix sockets, LF-only output, or non-Windows file deletion semantics. I am not presenting those broad runs as passing verification for this PR; the focused changed behavior above is green.
Limits: no real-account hour-long expiry run and no packaged Electron/SEA end-to-end turn were performed. Human review of the local IPC/auth boundary is still appropriate.
Implemented and tested with GPT-5.6 Sol in ChatGPT using the MoonDesk/T3 Code workspace connector.