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리뷰 · 우선순위 74 / 80지금 첫 번째(#4032)는 카탈로그입니다. 체이닝된 OpenCodex 허브가 모델마다 두 번째(#4035)는 Codex App 업데이트 뒤입니다. 해시된 런타임 경로가 바뀌면 세 번째(#4023)는 대시보드 Stop입니다. 프록시가 자기 자신인 launchd/systemd 잡일 때, 매니저를 안에서 멈추면 네이티브 Codex 복원이 끝나기 전에 프로세스가 죽어 네 번째(#3807)는 서브에이전트 시드입니다. 보고된 “필드 없는” 시드 모양은 이미 검증 쪽도 정리가 잘 되어 있습니다. 로컬에서 바뀐 테스트 다섯 개 + 레이아웃 가드 303 pass, 항목별로 고치기 전 실패→고친 뒤 통과가 적혀 있고, 카탈로그·런타임·responses·grok-lifecycle 이웃 스위트도 돌렸다고 합니다. CI는 이 글을 쓰는 시점엔 hygiene/enforce-target/linux-systemd/macos-launchd 등은 통과했고, 본 테스트 샤드·크로스플랫폼은 아직 pending입니다. 파일 목록도 네 이슈에 맞춰
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add capability-record context windows, recover dead Codex runtime pins, accept blank task-input pairing identifiers as external seeds, and refuse unsafe service self-unloads. They also add regression tests, lifecycle documentation, test-layout entries, and test-infrastructure planning records. ChangesRuntime and request lifecycle
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change improves runtime recovery, task-input handling, catalog metadata, and safe service stopping, but stale Codex runtime pins can still persist on case-insensitive filesystems when paths differ only by case. The remaining task-input and release-plan inconsistencies should also be resolved before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The four bug fixes, their documentation, and their regression-test configuration are in scope. The five new files under Resolution Remove the five unrelated
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| if (pinVanished) clearPersistedCodexRuntime(deps); |
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When a configured runtime is temporarily inaccessible—for example because of directory permissions, a disconnected mount, or a transient filesystem error—existsSync also returns false, so probeVersion labels the failure PATH_MISSING_REASON and this branch permanently deletes the persisted selection. If access later returns, OpenCodex has forgotten the valid runtime and no longer probes it. Use a filesystem probe that distinguishes ENOENT/ENOTDIR from inconclusive errors, and retire the pin only for confirmed absence.
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If codex-runtime.json is readable but cannot be unlinked—for example because its directory is read-only or Windows temporarily locks the file—this catch reports success implicitly even though the pin remains authoritative on disk. Every later resolution therefore reloads and re-probes the same dead path, leaving #4035 unfixed with no diagnostic. Ignore only ENOENT; other errors should be exposed through persistError or an equivalent warning/result.
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The dashboard-stop refusal added for #4023 keyed on OCX_SERVICE=1, but that variable does not identify the managed job. ocx claude and ocx opencode both set it on the detached proxy they spawn, to borrow its routing-preservation meaning, so a user with the service installed but stopped would have had their dashboard Stop refused for a proxy no manager supervises. The launchd plist and the systemd unit now also write OCX_SERVICE_MANAGED=1, and the refusal discriminates on that. OCX_SERVICE keeps its existing meaning everywhere it is already read. The added case fails against the old discriminator and passes with this one.
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In `@src/codex/runtime.ts`:
- Line 300: Update the cleanup error handling around unlinkSync to suppress only
ENOENT; for all other failures such as EACCES, preserve the normal fallback
behavior while propagating a redacted cleanup error through the dedicated result
field or emitting a redacted actionable warning.
- Line 685: Update the retirement check around sameRuntimeCommand so
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CODEX_CLI_PATH that differs only by case from a live persisted command,
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In `@tests/responses/responses-parser.test.ts`:
- Around line 1106-1109: Update functionCallOutputItemSchema to reject
all-whitespace call_id values while preserving valid non-whitespace IDs
unchanged, allowing inputItemSchema to retain the envelope fields for external
task input routing. Extend the parseFrozen table with the blank call_id case and
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Report cleanup failures other than ENOENT.
If unlinkSync fails with EACCES, the function returns a normal fallback result while codex-runtime.json remains on disk. A later process then reloads and re-probes the dead pin. Suppress only an already-missing file. Propagate a redacted cleanup error through a dedicated result field, or emit a redacted actionable warning for other failures.
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In `@src/codex/runtime.ts` at line 300, Update the cleanup error handling around
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| // A whitespace-only `call_id` is deliberately absent from this table: it satisfies the | ||
| // schema's `z.string().min(1)`, so functionCallOutputItemSchema claims the item and | ||
| // strips id/name/namespace before the parser runs. The helper admits it (covered in | ||
| // responses-compaction-routing), but the envelope never survives to reach it here. |
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Route whitespace-only call_id envelopes through external task input.
parseRequest runs responsesRequestSchema.safeParse before its item loop. functionCallOutputItemSchema accepts " " through z.string().min(1) and strips id, name, and namespace. externalTaskInputContent then rejects the normalized item because those fields are missing, so parser.ts emits a toolResult instead of a user message.
Make functionCallOutputItemSchema reject all-whitespace call_id values without trimming valid IDs. This lets the loose inputItemSchema branch preserve the envelope fields. Add { name: "blank call_id", callId: " " } to the parseFrozen table and assert the user-message result.
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In `@tests/responses/responses-parser.test.ts` around lines 1106 - 1109, Update
functionCallOutputItemSchema to reject all-whitespace call_id values while
preserving valid non-whitespace IDs unchanged, allowing inputItemSchema to
retain the envelope fields for external task input routing. Extend the
parseFrozen table with the blank call_id case and assert that parsing produces a
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Two review findings on the #4035 retirement branch. sameRuntimeCommand() lowercases, so on a case-sensitive filesystem it reports /plugins/Codex and /plugins/codex as the same command. A CODEX_CLI_PATH naming the missing lowercase path would then retire a live uppercase pin. The retirement check now compares the failed probe to the persisted command exactly; the helper keeps its existing callers. clearPersistedCodexRuntime() swallowed every unlink error, so a read-only config directory or a Windows file lock left the pin authoritative on disk with no diagnostic and #4035 silently unfixed. ENOENT is still the success case; anything else now warns with the redacted path and the reason. The added case fails against the lowercasing comparison and passes with the exact one.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260908_d_group_test_infra_stack/010_phase1_stack_build.md`:
- Around line 47-54: The Phase 1 acceptance section is missing the required
Round 3 evidence checks. Extend the acceptance criteria to explicitly verify the
fetched base SHA, both constructed commit SHAs, layer ancestry, per-layer and
cumulative name/numstat comparisons, source blob comparisons, and separate
roadmap accounting, while retaining the existing authorship, file-list,
aggregate-statistics, and byte-identity checks.
In `@devlog/_plan/260908_d_group_test_infra_stack/030_phase3_merge_and_settle.md`:
- Around line 97-103: Update the CI evidence wording to identify the exact
pre-merge tip head SHA as the required run target, replacing the merged-head
reference. Track the landed squash SHA separately for ancestry, trailer, and
tree verification, while preserving the existing checks.
In `@src/service.ts`:
- Line 3895: Update installedServiceRespawnRisk() and
stopServiceIfInstalledDetailed() so SERVICE_MANAGED_ENV === "1" is sufficient to
treat the service as manager-owned even when its definition file is missing,
preserving the Darwin/Linux self-unload refusal; alternatively, query launchd by
label or systemd by unit name to confirm live ownership, but do not use
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In `@tests/service/stop-deferred-teardown.test.ts`:
- Line 529: Replace the source-reading test around the self-unload case with
executable tests that invoke the exported handleManagementAPI using
ManagementRequest. Cover both managed dashboard and receipt-backed paths: assert
the managed path returns HTTP 409 with self_unload_service and the remediation
text without calling the manager, while the receipt-backed path bypasses refusal
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- Line 470: Update the service builder tests for buildPlist() and buildUnit() to
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restore the complete Round 3 acceptance evidence.
001_audit_record.md Lines 43-48 requires evidence for the fetched base SHA, both constructed commit SHAs, layer ancestry, per-layer and cumulative name/numstat comparisons, source blob comparisons, and separate roadmap accounting.
This acceptance list checks only authorship, cumulative file names, aggregate statistics, and file identity. Add explicit checks for every Round 3 requirement before marking Phase 1 complete.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260908_d_group_test_infra_stack/010_phase1_stack_build.md`
around lines 47 - 54, The Phase 1 acceptance section is missing the required
Round 3 evidence checks. Extend the acceptance criteria to explicitly verify the
fetched base SHA, both constructed commit SHAs, layer ancestry, per-layer and
cumulative name/numstat comparisons, source blob comparisons, and separate
roadmap accounting, while retaining the existing authorship, file-list,
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Identify the pre-merge tip SHA as the CI evidence.
Lines 5-8 define the product gate as the run on the exact tip head SHA. A squash merge creates a different landed SHA, and the push to dev starts a separate run.
Replace “on the merged head” with “on the exact pre-merge tip head SHA”. Record the landed squash SHA separately for ancestry, trailer, and tree verification. This prevents a post-merge run from being used as evidence for a different tree.
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| // Discriminate on the wrapper-only marker, not on OCX_SERVICE: `ocx claude` and | ||
| // `ocx opencode` set OCX_SERVICE=1 on the proxies they spawn (for preserveRouting), | ||
| // and refusing their dashboard stop would break a proxy that no manager supervises. | ||
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The behavior of deleting service configuration files (plist for launchd, unit file for systemd) while a service is loaded or running depends on how the respective init system caches configuration and manages process state. launchd (macOS) When a launchd job is loaded, the system reads the property list (.plist) file and maintains the job definition in memory [1]. If you delete the.plist file from disk while the service is loaded, launchd continues to run the job as defined in its memory cache [1]. Because the configuration file is gone, you cannot use the standard launchctl unload path/to/file.plist command [1]. To stop such a "phantom" service, you must use the job's service label (e.g., sudo launchctl bootout system/label or sudo launchctl remove label) [2][1]. Restarting the system will clear these cached definitions [1]. systemd (Linux) In systemd, the behavior is more dynamic but similarly dependent on cached state. Systemd tracks units in memory, and deleting a unit file (e.g.,.service file) does not automatically stop a running service [3]. The manager will continue to manage the process based on its cached configuration [3]. If you delete a unit file, systemd may still "see" the unit until you explicitly force a configuration reload (e.g., systemctl daemon-reload) [4]. For socket-activated services, deleting the socket file does not automatically stop the service or cause it to release resources, which can lead to situations where the service remains active despite the missing filesystem object [3]. To properly clean up, you should always stop the unit (systemctl stop unit) and disable it (systemctl disable unit) before removing the unit file, followed by a daemon-reload to clear the manager's memory [4]. Summary of Key Differences 1. Memory Persistence: Both systems cache service definitions in memory, so deleting the source file on disk does not immediately stop or unload the service. 2. Unloading/Stopping: When the file is missing, you must reference the service by its label or name (in systemd/launchd) rather than its path to initiate a stop or unload command [1][4]. 3. Cleanup: Always stop and disable services before deleting files to ensure the init system cleans up the state correctly; otherwise, you may encounter phantom processes or "marked for deletion" states [1][3][5].
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- 1: https://superuser.com/questions/603215/phantom-launchdaemon-process-osx
- 2: https://community.jamf.com/general-discussions-2/how-do-i-delete-a-launch-daemon-using-a-script-35236
- 3: GitHub issue 7274 in systemd/systemd (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://manpages.debian.org/trixie/systemd/systemctl.1.en.html
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20561990/how-to-solve-the-specified-service-has-been-marked-for-deletion-error
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When a property list (plist) file is deleted, launchd does not automatically stop or unload the associated job if it is already loaded in memory [1]. Because launchd maintains the job's state in memory after it has been loaded, removing the file from the filesystem has no immediate effect on the running process [1]. If you need to stop a job after the plist file has already been deleted, you must use the job's label (the unique identifier defined within the plist) to unload or remove it [2][1]. Official and recommended methods for removing a loaded job: 1. Identify the job label: Run the following command to see all currently loaded jobs and identify the label of the job you wish to stop: sudo launchctl list | grep <search_term> [2] 2. Unload/Remove the job by label: Once you have the exact label, use the following commands. Modern versions of macOS prefer the bootout/bootstrap vocabulary, while legacy systems use unload/load [3][4]. Modern approach (recommended): sudo launchctl bootout system/ (For a user-level agent, use the appropriate domain, such as gui// [3][5].) Legacy approach: sudo launchctl remove [1] Important Considerations: - Plist presence: The legacy launchctl unload <path_to_plist> command requires the file to exist on the filesystem [2]. If the file is already deleted, this command will fail with an error like "No such file or directory" [2]. - Persistence: If you do not unload the job, it may persist until the system is rebooted, at which point launchd will reload only the files present on the disk [1]. - Race conditions: If a job is configured with KeepAlive, there is a small risk that the process may restart immediately after being killed if it is not properly unloaded from the launchd state first [6]. Explicitly using bootout or remove is the correct way to notify launchd to stop managing the process [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://superuser.com/questions/603215/phantom-launchdaemon-process-osx
- 2: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/74779/launchtl-any-way-to-disable-a-daemon-after-removing-the-plist-file
- 3: https://linuxcommandlibrary.com/man/launchctl
- 4: https://osxhub.com/macos-launchctl-manage-services/
- 5: https://offbypi.dev/notes/tools/launchctl
- 6: https://nick-liu.com/posts/launchd-bootstrap-debugging/
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When a systemd service unit file is deleted while the service is still active, the service continues to run normally because systemd loads the unit configuration into memory when it is first activated [1]. Systemd does not automatically stop or kill a service simply because its underlying unit file has been removed from the filesystem [2]. If you run systemctl daemon-reload after deleting the unit file, systemd will recognize that the unit file is missing and remove the unit from its internal state [1]. Depending on the version and configuration, this can lead to unpredictable behavior for the currently running service, such as reverting to default settings (e.g., if a configuration reload triggers a re-parsing of defaults) or the service being flagged as "not-found" [1][3]. The recommended procedure to remove a service unit file is: 1. Stop the service first: systemctl stop <unit-name> [4]. 2. Disable the service to remove symlinks: systemctl disable <unit-name> [4]. 3. Delete the unit file from the filesystem (e.g., /etc/systemd/system/ or /usr/lib/systemd/system/) [4]. 4. Reload the systemd manager configuration: systemctl daemon-reload [4]. 5. Clean up any remaining references: systemctl reset-failed [3][4]. Performing a daemon-reload while a service is running and its file is deleted is generally discouraged, as it can cause the service manager to lose track of the unit's configuration or lead to error messages like "Current command vanished from the unit file" [1][5]. Always stop the service before removing its definition to ensure a clean state [4].
Citations:
- 1: GitHub issue 13032 in systemd/systemd (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub issue 7274 in systemd/systemd (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://serverfault.com/questions/606520/how-to-remove-missing-systemd-units
- 4: https://superuser.com/questions/513159/how-to-remove-systemd-services
- 5: GitHub issue 12258 in systemd/systemd (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Use live manager ownership, not definition-file existence, for /api/stop.
uninstallLaunchd() and uninstallSystemd() can remove their definition after a stop failure. launchd and systemd can keep managing a loaded job after its file is deleted. In that state, installedServiceRespawnRisk() returns "none", and stopServiceIfInstalledDetailed() also returns "absent". /api/stop then tears down and exits while launchd KeepAlive=true or systemd Restart=on-failure can bring the proxy back.
Treat SERVICE_MANAGED_ENV === "1" as sufficient for the Darwin/Linux self-unload refusal when the definition is missing, or query launchd by label and systemd by unit name. Do not use existsSync(plistPath()) or existsSync(unitPath()) as proof of ownership.
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In `@src/service.ts` at line 3895, Update installedServiceRespawnRisk() and
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Assert the managed marker in both service builders.
tests/service/service.test.ts covers other environment output, but not OCX_SERVICE_MANAGED. The classification tests inject the marker manually at tests/service/stop-deferred-teardown.test.ts:470 and :478, so a builder regression can pass while installedServiceRespawnRisk() returns "none". Add assertions for the marker in both buildPlist() and buildUnit(). Keep the classification fixtures separate because the builders return serialized artifacts, not environment objects.
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In `@tests/service/stop-deferred-teardown.test.ts` at line 470, Update the service
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Add executable /api/stop regression tests.
tests/service/stop-deferred-teardown.test.ts:529-547 only reads src/server/management-api.ts. The current Bun harness can call the exported handleManagementAPI with ManagementRequest, so test the route directly. For the managed dashboard path, assert the 409 response, self_unload_service code, remediation text, and that the manager is not called. For the receipt-backed path, assert that the route bypasses self-unload refusal and returns the deferred-teardown response. The existing tests cover installedServiceRespawnRisk() and performStopTeardown() separately, but a route-level regression in branch selection, response data, or manager ordering can pass unnoticed.
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In `@src/codex/runtime.ts`:
- Around line 693-695: Update the pin-retirement logic near the exact command
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Use filesystem-aware matching when retiring the pin.
On Windows and on case-insensitive macOS volumes, candidate deduplication lowercases commands before probing. If CODEX_CLI_PATH and the persisted command differ only by case and the path is gone, the persisted candidate is skipped. The recorded failure then uses the environment spelling, so the exact comparison at Line 696 does not match. The stale pin remains and later resolutions retry the dead path.
Keep the current protection for distinct paths on case-sensitive filesystems. Also check whether persistedRuntime.command itself exists before allowing a case-insensitive alias match. Add a regression test for this case.
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Fourth sequential integration branch of the 2.49.0 backlog closeout. Four bounded fixes for open bug reports that had no owning pull request, one commit each, every one carrying a regression test proven red on
devbefore the fix.Chained clients (provider hub) drop per-model context windows the hub already serves — every routed row materializes at the 128k fallback #4032 — a chained OpenCodex hub reports the per-model window on the same capability record that
catalogHintsFromModelsApiItemalready reads formax_output_tokens, but the window was never read from it. Every routed row fell through to the 128k compatibility floor inparsing.tswhile local forward rows kept their real values. One argument appended last to the existingpositiveSafeIntegerlist, so a provider that already resolves a window is unaffected. A hub servingcontext_length: 922000now materializes at 922000 instead of 128000.[Bug]: Codex App update invalidates the persisted codex-runtime.json pin — the dead hashed path is never re-resolved #4035 — when a Codex App update moves the hashed runtime path,
resolveAndPersistCodexRuntimedegrades tofallbackbut skips the persist branch, so the deadconfiguredpin stays on disk and is re-probed forever. The pin is now cleared when resolution degrades tofallbackfor a path-does-not-exist reason, and the failure names the persisted command. A pin rejected for any other reason, or a resolve that succeeds, is left exactly as before.[Bug][macOS][Dashboard] Stop button can unload launchd service before native Codex teardown completes #4023 — the dashboard Stop button could unload the launchd job before native Codex teardown finished, leaving client config pointed at a dead proxy.
installedServiceRespawnRiskgains aself-unloadverdict for a proxy running as its own service (keyed onOCX_SERVICE=1plus the definition file), and the management route answers 409self_unload_serviceinstead of stopping. This covers Linux systemd in the same change.ocx stop, manually started proxies, and the receipt path are untouched.Review caught that the first version of this keyed on
OCX_SERVICE=1, which does not identify the managed job:ocx claudeandocx opencodeboth set it on the detached proxy they spawn, so a user with the service installed but stopped would have had their dashboard Stop refused for a proxy no manager supervises. The plist and unit now also writeOCX_SERVICE_MANAGED=1and the refusal discriminates on that, with a regression case that fails against the old discriminator.[Bug] 2.43.0 unpaired-tool-result guard rejects Codex desktop sub-agent seed shape: every routed-model delegated thread dies instantly with 400 "tool result requires a non-empty string call_id" #3807 — narrower than the report reads. The reported seed shape is already admitted by
externalTaskInputContent()sincea73bb160f(2.44.0); what still failed is that the admission test checked for the field ("call_id" in item), so a client sendingcall_id: nullor""still got a 400. AhasPairingKey()predicate replaces the field check.src/server/responses/core.tsis byte-identical, so the [Provider compatibility] Codex App delegated tasks fail on ollama-cloud with orphan tool result <missing-id> #3259 unpaired-tool-result guard keeps its protection.#3807 intentionally inverts four assertions landed by #3735 (
empty call_idandnull call_id, in bothresponses-parserandresponses-compaction-routing) and replaces them with positive 200 tests. Those rows asserted that a seed with a null or emptycall_idstays off the user path; since neither value can ever pair with afunction_call, classifying them as paired results was wrong independently of #3259.Closes #4032
Closes #4035
Closes #4023
Closes #3807
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bun x tsc --noEmiton the stacked tree — exit 0.bun teston the five changed test files plus both layout guards — 303 pass / 0 fail / 1670 expect().tests/responsesandtests/server/responses([Bug] 2.43.0 unpaired-tool-result guard rejects Codex desktop sub-agent seed shape: every routed-model delegated thread dies instantly with 400 "tool result requires a non-empty string call_id" #3807), 96 pass across the catalog neighbours (Chained clients (provider hub) drop per-model context windows the hub already serves — every routed row materializes at the 128k fallback #4032), andgrok-lifecycle32 pass with the landed [Bug][Windows]: dashboard update aborts after proxy stops when history restore exits non-zero #3008 ordering assertion intact ([Bug][macOS][Dashboard] Stop button can unload launchd service before native Codex teardown completes #4023).bun run privacy:scan— passed.bun run test(hosted CI covers Linux, Windows, macOS).Checklist
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