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Problem: Enrolling a Remote Link Child previously required a pre-running standalone Bun OpenCodex proxy (~100–217 MB footprint) on the Child host (src/server/management/link-enrollment.ts), and ocx disconnect recycled into a persistent standalone daemon (src/client/runtime.ts), making disposable SSH devboxes, containers, and ephemeral VMs impractical.
Resulting behavior: Adds native/ocx-child (standalone Rust crate compiling to an 878 KiB / 899,216-byte stripped ocx-child binary with zero Bun/Node runtime dependency) and Home-side ephemeral-child discovery, enrollment, ocx sync fan-out, OCX-6 parity, and teardown integration:
Before: ocx link add <alias> failed with remote_ocx_missing or child_restart_unsupported unless full ocx was already serving standalone mode on the Child, and DELETE /api/link/:id left a standalone proxy daemon behind.
After: Home probes every full ocx candidate first and falls back to ocx-child (~/.local/bin, ~/.cache/opencodex/bin, Windows %LOCALAPPDATA%\opencodex\bin, and PATH). On a clean detached ocx-child host, POST /api/link/apply verifies <childPort> is free, pipes the link credential via stdin (connect --link --key-stdin), starts ocx-child serve (restart), and verifies /healthz + authenticated /v1/catalog callback. Home ocx sync fan-out (sync --expect-link <id> --json) refreshes opencodex-catalog.json and models_cache.json, rolls over ocx-child serve (runtimeStartedAt >= lastApplyAt), and posts OCX-6 child-parity immediately (or exits 5 with child_link_mismatch JSON on mismatch/busy lock). DELETE /api/link/:id (and offline ocx-child detach / disconnect) restores ~/.codex/config.toml and catalog files across #1798 comment-stripping rewrites and exits with zero leftover background daemon.
Cross-runtime conformance (INV-LINK-CHILD-01): tests/fixtures/link/ocx-child-conformance.json locks 74 golden vectors across both cargo test and bun test covering route admission, framing/header stripping, link-relay-auth v2 HMAC proofs, OCX-6 appliedCodexSettingsDigest, child-parity bounds, and two-tier #1798 journal round-trips.
Security Review Summary
Loopback-only listener & Host/Origin anti-rebinding: ocx-child serve binds strictly to 127.0.0.1:<listenPort> and enforces is_allowed_loopback_request_origin (127.0.0.1, localhost, [::1]) before relaying or answering /v1/responses WebSocket Upgrade (403 origin_rejected on non-loopback Host/Origin).
Default-deny allowlist & request-smuggling defense: Admits only linkRouteAllowed and read-only linkManagementRouteAllowed routes; caps request/response headers at 64 KiB (431/502) and bodies at 256 MiB (16 MiB for management reads); rejects Upgrade (426 on /v1/responses WebSocket upgrade, 404/400 elsewhere), simultaneous Content-Length + Transfer-Encoding, duplicate or non-digit Content-Length, non-chunkedTransfer-Encoding, obs-fold, and CR/LF header injection (400).
Caller credential stripping: Strips all CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS (authorization, api-key, x-api-key, x-goog-api-key, x-opencodex-api-key, chatgpt-account-id, cookie), hop-by-hop headers, and Connection-nominated tokens before attaching the Home link key.
Same-socket link-relay-auth v2 mutual HMAC-SHA256: Derives the 32-byte raw key SHA-256(token), sends credential-free GET /.well-known/opencodex/link-relay-auth?version=2&... on a fresh TcpStream, verifies 204 + 0-byte body + constant-time x-opencodex-link-proof (and optional x-opencodex-link-connection-proof), and dispatches the single bound request with x-opencodex-link-session: <nonce> on that exact TcpStream without pooling or silent reconnects.
0600 secret/journal hygiene & fail-closed detach: Reads {apiKeyId, key} from stdin (4 KiB cap) into SecretBytes with volatile zeroing on drop; stores $OPENCODEX_HOME/child/{link-key,state.json,codex-journal.json} via 0700 dir + 0600create_new temp-write + fsync + atomic rename with symlink rejection; refuses attach on full-ocx state, busy foreign ports, or external model_provider, and fails closed (exit 4) on corrupt/tampered detach conflicts.
SSH argv & Windows Job containment: Reuses quoteRemote single-quoting on POSIX and deflated base64 JSON data inside OCX_JOB_SOURCE kill-on-close Job (<= 8000 UTF-16LE base64 chars; measured 7,420 chars on windowsPinnedSyncArgv) on Windows, plus before.code === 255 SSH transport-drop refusal in link-enrollment.ts.
Verification
Maintainer follow-up head 79e4a1824 (supersedes the counts below where they differ). Fixes since c4d4d5d: shared CODEX_HOME serialization and ownership (.ocx-child.lock + .ocx-child-owner.json, lock order lifecycle → CODEX_HOME → start gate, ownership released last); identity rechecks around every restoration write/rename/remove; per-start daemon generation with an explicit commit before serving; whole-request deadlines and cancellable parity, control threads for health/shutdown; models-cache ownership by slug (sync no longer refuses after outside cache edits); external cache entries preserved; resumable detach cleanup; --restart-app-server-only; web_search restored only when unchanged; lock files opened without following links; secrets held in wiping types; test barrier compiled only in debug builds; attach output no longer names the link key id. Each fix has a regression test that failed before it.
At 79e4a1824, isolated homes (env -i, temporary HOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/TMPDIR): cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings clean; cargo test 47 pass / 0 fail (26 conformance, 11 lifecycle_guards, 10 relay_and_lifecycle); release binary contains no test-barrier strings; focused Bun files (conformance, e2e, discovery, ephemeral enrollment) 18 pass / 1 skip (Windows-only) / 0 fail; privacy:scan, structure:check pass. Fresh independent review and separate security review at this exact head: both PASS (P3 follow-ups: pre-attach entries dropped at attach are not recovered after a Codex rewrite; stale offline sync can install the interim catalog; unwiped copies in std's stdin buffer and serializer growth; Windows lock-DACL refusal lacks a hint; no Windows CI for ocx-child; explicit compile error for unlisted Unix targets).
Pushed with --no-verify (the repository installs no pre-push hook). Local full suite NOT RUN on the shared host; hosted ci:full on this head is the broad gate. Windows execution NOT RUN (Windows code type-checked with cargo check --target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu only).
bun run test:changed (under /usr/bin/lockf -k /tmp/ocx-heavy-test.lock against origin/dev merge base 553a6216f3) — 35,525 pass, 120 skip, 0 fail across 1,539 files.
bun run structure:check, bun run skill:surface:check, bun scripts/file-size-ratchet.ts, and bun run privacy:scan — all passed (exit 0).
cd docs-site && bun install --frozen-lockfile && bun run build — passed (641 pages built, 93,153 internal links verified).
NOT RUN: Full unsharded 2,961-file bun run test (covered by bun run test:changed running 1,539 import-connected files + explicit focused/CI-workflow suites per AGENTS.md), Windows native execution (win32-only OcxJob / LockFileEx runtime paths skipped on macOS), and manual lane=all workflow dispatch (prohibited per-PR by AGENTS.md CI policy).
Checklist
Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added support for lightweight standalone Child machines in Remote Links, including executable discovery, enrollment, authenticated relaying, and catalog and settings synchronization.
Added commands to sync, check status, and disconnect or detach. Sync can use a cached catalog when Home is unavailable and refreshes the relay when needed.
Disconnecting or detaching stops the Child service and restores local configuration and catalog files, including when Home is offline.
Enrollment checks port availability and provides recovery guidance. Windows Child hosts can use either the full or lightweight executable.
Documentation
Added setup and lifecycle guidance for lightweight Child machines.
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Adds a standalone Rust ocx-child binary for ephemeral Remote Link Child hosts. It provides an authenticated relay, local Codex configuration and offline restoration, daemon lifecycle commands, Home discovery and enrollment integration, sync parity reporting, conformance tests, and documentation.
Adds attach, sync, restart, status, and detach commands. Daemon startup verifies Child health and process identity. Sync can roll over the daemon and posts parity for non-stale results.
Home discovery and enrollment src/link/remote-windows.ts, src/link/ssh-argv.ts, src/server/management/link-enrollment.ts, tests/clients/link-ephemeral-child-discovery.test.ts, tests/server/link-enrollment-ephemeral-child.test.ts, tests/clients/link-ocx-child-e2e.test.ts
Adds ocx-child discovery and detached-enrollment handling. Tests cover candidate order, enrollment, sync, and removal.
Adds build and test scripts, test-layout registrations, feature and lifecycle documentation, source mappings, the conformance invariant, and implementation records.
sequenceDiagram
participant CodexClient
participant OcxChild
participant Home
CodexClient->>OcxChild: Send request to loopback listener
OcxChild->>Home: Send HMAC preflight on upstream socket
Home-->>OcxChild: Return listener proof
OcxChild->>Home: Send authenticated request on the same socket
Home-->>OcxChild: Return upstream response
OcxChild-->>CodexClient: Stream sanitized response
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Possibly related issues
lidge-jun/opencodex#7228 — Requests remote Codex routing through a local OpenCodex proxy without a full remote installation. This PR adds a lightweight Child relay, enrollment, catalog sync, and teardown.
Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#7530 — Defines the settings-digest and Child parity contracts implemented by the Rust Child.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7484 — Defines the settings digest, parity report, and runtime rollover contract implemented here.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8100 — Adds Home sync fan-out; this PR adds Child sync expectation checks and executable discovery.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 5e26d
The core attach, sync and detach flows look sound. Several minor documentation, test and edge-case rollback or process-ownership concerns remain open and should be fixed or accepted before merge.
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fetch_home_authenticated uses read_bounded_body for responses with BodyFraming::None, which returns empty bytes rather than reading a connection-delimited HTTP/1 response.
Attach or sync treats the catalog as empty and fails even though Home sent a valid catalog body.
This can occur when: Home returns a valid Connection: close catalog response without Content-Length or Transfer-Encoding.
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Review comments at
@devlog/_plan/261107_ocx_child_ephemeral_link/010_wp1_conformance_contract.md:
- Line 122: Update the verifier’s test command to run the link-prefixed
conformance suite, and align the suite and registration names with that same
test name. Preserve the other test targets and command options unchanged.
Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/remote-link.md:
- Line 194: Update the link-removal guidance around `ocx-child detach` and
`ocx-child disconnect` to distinguish Child-side cleanup from Home-side
revocation: explain that offline detach leaves the Home link record and key in
place, and instruct operators to also run `ocx link revoke` on Home. When the
Child is unreachable, include the documented `ocx link revoke --link-id <id>
--force --yes` command.
- Line 194: Update the `ocx sync --expect-link --json` description to qualify
OCX-6 parity reporting: stale syncs skip the parity post, and other syncs post
on a best-effort basis, so Home may show an older or absent report. Note that
the relay also reports periodically; do not imply every sync reports parity
successfully.
- Line 192: Update the Windows prerequisites in the remote-link guide to allow a
Windows Child to use either ocx.exe or ocx-child.exe, consistent with the
installation options above. Describe the PowerShell helper as containing the
selected executable.
Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/lifecycle.md:
- Line 1328: Update the lightweight `ocx-child` lifecycle documentation to state
that a successful `sync` starts `ocx-child serve` when no relay is running, even
if settings are unchanged. Scope the “nothing is started” statement to full
Children so it does not imply this exception applies to them.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/cli.rs:
- Around line 253-268: Update the attach flow around read_child_state and
ensure_port_available_for_attach to preserve the previous child state and stop
its relay when the listen port changes, before replacing that state. Use the
existing lifecycle mechanism to identify and stop the old relay; keep the prior
state intact until it has been stopped.
- Around line 855-879: Update the status path around probe_local_healthz so it
reports the proxy as running only when the health response matches the Child
service, role, Child marker, and requested port, and—when saved daemon identity
is available—matches that identity. Use the existing health-response and
saved-state contracts to perform these checks; preserve foreground serving
behavior.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/codex_settings.rs:
- Around line 49-52: Update the Rust reasoning_effort validation for
sub.reasoning_effort to match the TypeScript parser’s accepted values, so values
such as "HIGH" are rejected before they can be written to config.toml. Add
cross-runtime rejection tests that verify the Rust and TypeScript validators
agree, using the TypeScript parser’s actual validation rules.
- Around line 45-47: Update the Rust model validator that checks `sub.model` to
reject the same forbidden characters as `safeLabel`, including U+001B, before
settings can be applied. Add a regression test confirming a model containing
U+001B is rejected.
- Around line 63-65: Update the model and Home label length validation in the
settings checks to count trimmed UTF-16 code units rather than UTF-8 bytes,
matching the TypeScript limits while preserving the existing maximums. Add
Unicode boundary tests, including multibyte characters, to verify values at and
beyond each limit.
- Around line 17-20: Update the `fetch_home_settings_doc` deserialization and
validation flow so a document is rejected when it omits `fastMode`,
`multiAgentMode`, or `subagentDefaults`; the `Option` fields in the settings
struct cannot distinguish omission from an explicit null, so track key presence
during deserialization before accepting the document. Preserve the existing
handling of present values and ensure incomplete documents are rejected before
`apply_attach_or_sync` applies any settings.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/daemon.rs:
- Around line 125-164: Update stop_owned_daemon to return an error whenever
shutdown is not verified after the graceful and available termination attempts,
including when the PID is gone or unavailable but is_port_bound(port) remains
true. Return success only after confirming the listener is down and any verified
PID has exited, so cmd_detach preserves recovery state on failure.
- Around line 119-159: Update the verified_pid selection and force_terminate_pid
flow so a PID is signaled only after independent verification that it belongs to
the owned daemon; do not treat Child-shaped /healthz data as ownership evidence
when daemon_pid is absent. If ownership cannot be established, fail closed
without signaling the PID.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/http_wire.rs:
- Around line 546-558: Validate the two bytes read into crlf in the chunk-relay
loop before reading the next chunk; if they are not CRLF, return an InvalidData
error. Ensure this error exits before the final-chunk write so the relay does
not complete a malformed response.
- Around line 513-516: In the chunk-reading flow around reader.read_line, treat
EOF before the upstream terminating chunk as an UnexpectedEof error instead of
breaking and allowing a downstream terminator to be emitted. Add a regression
test confirming that EOF after a nonzero chunk closes the response without a
terminating chunk.
- Around line 422-456: Bound chunk-size line reads and trailer reads in both
read_bounded_body and stream_upstream_to_chunked_client so unterminated metadata
cannot grow memory or hold a worker indefinitely. Enforce a finite byte limit
while reading, including across trailer lines, and return an appropriate error
when the limit is exceeded; reuse an existing limit if available, otherwise
establish a suitable bound without changing body-size handling.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/journal.rs:
- Around line 410-434: Update offline_detach to propagate cache restoration
failures instead of ignoring them, and retain the journal and saved pre-attach
cache bytes until restoration succeeds so disconnect reports failure. Make
retries safe when earlier restoration steps have already completed, preserving
the existing behavior for successfully restored files.
- Around line 289-296: Before the catalog write in the sync flow, verify its
current contents against the journaled hash and refuse sync without overwriting
the catalog when ownership has changed; preserve the existing conflict
safeguards and add a regression test covering an external catalog edit during
attachment, rejected sync, and detach preserving that edit.
- Around line 289-321: Update the attach flow that builds ChildJournalV1 and
calls write_journal so a recovery record containing the original file state is
persisted before any Codex files are replaced. Handle failures at each
intermediate write by preserving a usable recovery path and restoring original
bytes where safe, so attach errors cannot leave replacements that offline detach
treats as NotAttached.
- Around line 406-426: Update the models-cache restore branch in the detach flow
to detect changes made after attach before writing the pre-attach snapshot.
Reconcile the current cache with the snapshot so newer native entries are
preserved while Child-only models are removed; use the existing journal state
and cache representation to distinguish these entries, and avoid overwriting the
cache when that distinction cannot be established.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/parity.rs:
- Around line 77-78: Update the parity parser around LinkChildParityReport
deserialization to accept JSON decimal and exponent values when they represent
safe integers, matching the TypeScript parser. Normalize or otherwise handle
these values before deserialization while preserving the existing range checks,
and add decimal and exponent cases to the shared fixtures.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/platform.rs:
- Around line 236-247: Update the non-Unix directory setup in the function
containing reject_symlink to establish and verify a Windows DACL that restricts
access to the current user before any child storage files are written; fail
closed if this cannot be confirmed. Ensure temporary files are created with
private permissions as well, preserving the existing symlink rejection.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/relay.rs:
- Around line 548-566: Update the readiness flow after
open_authenticated_upstream to use only the current preflight’s
connection_generation; remove the fallback to shared.last_generation so a
missing generation remains unknown. Ensure the readiness response omits
connectionGeneration when gen_opt is None.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/toml_surgeon.rs:
- Around line 662-670: Update the `[agents]` cleanup logic so comment-only,
unowned tables are preserved when applying Home defaults; treat user comments as
remaining user content rather than ignoring them when deciding whether to delete
the table. Remove the table and its managed marker only when no user-owned
content remains, while preserving existing managed-table cleanup behavior.
- Around line 54-75: Update toml_escape_basic_string to escape all TOML control
characters, not just newline, carriage return, and tab, using TOML’s required
escape representation. Update parse_toml_quoted_string to decode those same
escapes so sync and detach preserve the original string values.
- Around line 506-548: Update the sync and detach flow that uses
upsert_table_bool to preserve the original assignment line when Home first
replaces it with fast_mode = false. On detach, restore that line only if the
current assignment still matches Home’s last-written value; leave subsequent
user edits unchanged.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/tests/conformance.rs:
- Around line 416-434: Update the conflict-vector checks around `offline_detach`
in the conformance test to snapshot the bytes of `config.toml`, the catalog, and
`codex-journal.json` before the detach attempt, then compare each file’s bytes
after every `Conflict`. Preserve the existing outcome assertions while ensuring
a refused detach leaves all three files unchanged.
- Around line 305-314: Update the conformance test around apply_attach_or_sync
to verify the applied feature and subagent values after each attach or sync
operation and before detach. Derive expected values from the corresponding
sync_set or fixture row, and use the test’s existing mechanism for reading the
resulting settings.
Review comments at @src/link/ephemeral-child.ts:
- Around line 27-29: The ephemeral-child predicate accepts missing or null
runtimeRole values, but its narrowed type does not represent them. Update the
projected type used by the predicate to preserve the nullish runtimeRole values
alongside the existing role options, and add tests covering both missing and
null inputs.
Review comments at @src/link/ssh-argv.ts:
- Around line 158-159: Preserve the executable kind recorded during enrollment:
update the enrollment and lifecycle-command flow around the `try_ocx` candidate
loop so later sync and deletion target the enrolled `ocx-child`, even if a full
`ocx` becomes available. Ensure sync does not silently skip the Child and
deletion completes the relay and Codex cleanup; retain the existing behavior for
other executable kinds.
Review comments at @structure/overview.md:
- Line 322: Update the invariant binding for the link-ocx-child-conformance test
so it covers Rust digest conformance as well as TypeScript fixture checks; if
that test cannot verify Rust conformance, mark the invariant unbound in
grace.unboundInvariants instead.
Review comments at @structure/remote-link.md:
- Line 191: Update the POST /api/link/apply contract in the remote-link
documentation to reflect current behavior: a foreign listener returning HTTP 404
is not rejected before key issuance; enrollment proceeds until ocx-child connect
detects the occupied port, after which Home compensates. Do not claim that this
case is refused during preflight.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ephemeral-child-discovery.test.ts:
- Around line 60-61: Update the PATH setup in both tests using Bun.spawnSync so
discovery uses a controlled private PATH that provides the required shell
utilities without exposing a host ocx; preserve the fixture’s intended discovery
behavior and ensure the E2E exercises the Rust binary.
- Around line 33-39: Add candidate-selection coverage for both `windowsOcxArgv`
and `windowsPinnedSyncArgv`: verify each selects `ocx-child.exe` when `ocx.exe`
is unavailable, and prefers `ocx.exe` when both executables are runnable. Use
the existing test setup and selection behavior without changing unrelated
assertions.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts:
- Around line 348-352: Update the corrupt_managed_span_refused oracle to return
currentCatalog for finalCatalog, and set that fixture’s expectedFinalCatalog to
the injected sample so the Rust runner verifies the exact catalog bytes.
- Around line 409-415: Update this chunked-vector conformance case to send the
request through the listener ingress rather than relying on header preprocessing
around relayLinkDataRequest. Assert the listener’s response and the decoded body
forwarded downstream, so the case verifies ingress normalization and body
handling.
- Around line 425-427: Update the conformance tests around
forwardLinkRequestHeaders to assert that the authorization header contains the
expected injected link token for both /v1/responses and /v1/usage. Replace the
route test’s synthesized authentication label with an assertion against the
expected token, and check the header value before the framing test removes it.
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@devlog/_plan/261107_ocx_child_ephemeral_link/050_wp5_pr_review_fixes.md:
- Line 17: Preserve the digest of the currently injected on-disk cache when the
sync flow in journal.rs records a new digest before writing the cache. In
offline_detach, use the preserved digest to remove the prior cache only when its
contents still match, retaining the external-writer safeguard; update the
crash-recovery test to verify the previous cache is restored and removed.
- Line 31: Correct the crash scenario in the conformance test around
`offline_detach`: model the state after the v2 catalog write but before the
cache write, and assert the catalog and cache state before detaching. Update
cache recovery so detach removes the cache left by this interrupted attach and
restores the pre-attach state, while preserving any externally changed cache;
assert the removal and preservation behavior in the test.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/journal.rs:
- Line 268: Update the journal hash rotation around
prev.latest_injected_config_sha256 so failed syncs retain the last known-owned
on-disk hashes rather than marking unwritten candidates as owned, while still
recording pending hashes needed for crash recovery. Do not adopt externally
modified file hashes as owned; add a regression test covering two failed catalog
writes followed by offline detach and verifying the original catalog is
preserved.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/tests/conformance.rs:
- Around line 476-502: Update the write-ahead recovery test around
apply_attach_or_sync to deterministically exercise two consecutive sync
failures: one after journal creation and another after catalog writing but
before config writing, using an existing test failure-injection mechanism or
establishing a deterministic test seam rather than filesystem permissions. Start
with a pre-attach catalog, then call offline_detach and assert the recovery
outcome and config/catalog contents match the expected pre-attach state; use an
RAII guard for scratch-directory cleanup so it runs on assertion panics.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts:
- Around line 183-194: Update runReferenceJournalCase and
stripSurgicalTableFeatures to use the existing structural-line helpers so
multiline-string content is not mistaken for configuration entries or table
headers. Apply the same structural awareness during surgical restore whitespace
cleanup to preserve repeated blank lines inside strings, and add shared test
vectors containing a literal [features], a fast_mode line, and repeated blank
lines in a multiline string, including a surgical detach case exercised by both
runners.
Review comments at @tests/fixtures/link/ocx-child-conformance.json:
- Around line 974-1016: Add a Rust surgical-detach test covering multiline
string content that includes `[features]`, `fast_mode = true`, and `[agents]`,
with `fastMode` and `subagentDefaults` set. Assert that attach and detach
preserve the string body byte for byte, including the feature and agent lines.
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@devlog/_plan/261107_ocx_child_ephemeral_link/010_wp1_conformance_contract.md:
- Line 129: Resolve the duplicate “Conditional-Path Activation Scenarios
(C-ACTIVATION-GROUNDING-01)” heading: if both sections are required, give the
later section a distinct heading; otherwise, remove the duplicate heading.
Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/lifecycle.md:
- Line 1328: Update the French, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese,
and Traditional Chinese lifecycle pages to document lightweight `ocx-child` sync
behavior: a successful sync starts `ocx-child serve` when no relay is running,
rolls it over when `runtimeStartedAt < lastApplyAt`, and posts a best-effort
parity report on non-stale syncs. Clearly distinguish this behavior from full
`ocx` Child behavior.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/cli.rs:
- Around line 259-278: Reorder the attach flow around read_child_state and
stop_owned_daemon so the new port and Home preflight checks complete before
stopping the previous relay. If a later apply or state-write step fails, restore
the previous state, configuration, credentials, and relay; use the existing
rollback mechanisms or establish how to restore each safely without inventing
new APIs. Preserve the existing --no-daemon behavior.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/codex_settings.rs:
- Around line 38-55: Update sanitize_safe_label to trim using the exact
ECMAScript whitespace set, removing boundary U+FEFF while retaining U+0085; do
not rely on Rust’s str::trim behavior. Add shared parser vectors covering
boundary U+FEFF and U+0085 inputs to verify TypeScript and Rust produce matching
applied settings and digests.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/journal.rs:
- Around line 561-574: Update the detach reconciliation that builds `kept` so a
current entry still matching the injected Home entry is replaced with its
pre-attach version, while independently updated entries and unrelated external
cache changes remain intact. Add a test where `context_window` changes from 1
before attach to 2 in Home and verify detach restores 1 while preserving an
unrelated external cache change.
- Around line 488-494: Update offline_detach’s reconciliation flow around
reconcile_modified_models_cache to distinguish a valid empty catalog from
unavailable backup or invalid cache JSON; on either reconciliation failure,
return DetachError::Conflict before restoring other files and retain the journal
and backup for retry. Add tests covering a missing backup and invalid cache
JSON.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/platform.rs:
- Line 496: Update owner validation in harden_and_verify to handle Windows
default ownership by either setting the owner explicitly to the token user SID
with OWNER_SECURITY_INFORMATION or accepting exactly the user SID or well-known
BUILTIN\Administrators SID. Preserve the protected-DACL and ACE checks, and add
the Administrators-owner case to the Windows test plan.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/toml_surgeon.rs:
- Around line 863-866: Align strip_subagent_defaults and
stripSurgicalSubagentDefaults so detaching the managed default preserves a
comment-only [agents] table and its existing user comments; retain the table
whenever non-dropped body content, including comments, remains. Add a shared
conformance vector for the stated input and expected output.
Review comments at @src/link/remote-windows.ts:
- Around line 147-152: Update OCX_CANDIDATES to resolve the default OpenCodex
home using the same precedence as resolve_opencodex_home(), rather than always
basing it on USERPROFILE when OPENCODEX_HOME is unset. Preserve the child-state
check and candidate ordering so child commands are preferred when enrollment
state exists, and add regression coverage for differing HOME and USERPROFILE
values.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts:
- Around line 564-583: Update the Rust conformance test to use `test.skipIf`
with a `cargoAvailable` check instead of returning early, so missing Cargo is
reported as a skip. Distinguish a timed-out `Bun.spawnSync` from a non-zero
exit, and add a dedicated CI Cargo job that tests the `native/ocx-child`
manifest.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ocx-child-e2e.test.ts:
- Around line 203-220: Update the privateUtils setup to resolve each required
utility from the host PATH when it is not found in /bin or /usr/bin, and include
only the resolved utilities. Use the resolved sh path for runLocalAsSsh, and
ensure any missing required utility is reported by name before the server starts
or that server cleanup still runs.
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Minor · Clean up the scratch directory and daemon on panic. · relay_and_lifecycle.rs:320-325
native/ocx-child/tests/relay_and_lifecycle.rs:320-325 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Clean up the scratch directory and daemon on panic.
In native/ocx-child/tests/relay_and_lifecycle.rs, an assertion failure after restart can leave the detached daemon running and holding listen_port. It also skips scratch-directory removal.
Add a drop guard like ScratchGuard in conformance.rs. Have it stop the owned daemon before removing the scratch directory. Keep the explicit disconnect and its assertions for the normal test path.
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Add an RAII guard for the scratch directory in the relay/lifecycle test,
following the existing ScratchGuard pattern in conformance.rs. Ensure the guard
stops the daemon owned by the test before removing the scratch directory during
unwinding, while preserving the explicit disconnect and its assertions on the
normal test path.
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Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/reference/cli/lifecycle.md:
- Line 170: Update the lifecycle guidance in the English and translated pages to
distinguish full `ocx` Children from lightweight Children: clarify that
`ocx-child sync --restart-codex` does not restart Codex on lightweight Children,
and instruct users to restart the Codex desktop app and any long-lived Codex
app-server processes separately.
- Line 172: Correct the failed-restart guarantee in the French Remote Link
description: distinguish lightweight `ocx-child` hosts, where the old relay may
already be stopped if replacement startup or health checking fails, from full
`ocx` Children, where the old runtime continues serving. Apply the same
distinction in the English and other locale pages; keep the nonzero exit
behavior and surrounding apply-parity details intact.
Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/reference/cli/lifecycle.md:
- Line 179: Update the Remote Link Child documentation to identify ocx-child
sync and ocx-child status --json as the lightweight executable’s commands, while
keeping ocx link status --json on Home because it contains Home parity rows.
Apply the same command distinction to the English page and other changed
translations.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/cli.rs:
- Around line 213-219: Update `AttachRollbackSnapshot::capture` to treat only
`NotFound` reads as absent and propagate other filesystem errors, ensuring
attach aborts before `apply_attach_or_sync` can run with an incomplete snapshot.
Add a regression test verifying that an unreadable existing config prevents
attach and preserves the config.
- Around line 223-236: Update restore_path and AttachRollbackSnapshot::restore
to propagate or collect restoration failures while continuing every remaining
restore attempt, then report rollback failures alongside the original apply
error. Treat an already-absent file as a successful removal, and add a test
verifying that a restore failure is reported without preventing other restore
attempts.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/tests/relay_and_lifecycle.rs:
- Around line 527-564: Update the reattach failure checks in the test around
`run_bin` to use the valid credential already established by the test instead of
the rejected `ocx_sk_` value. Capture each call’s stderr and assert the
occupied-listen-port failure and unreachable-Home failure respectively, while
preserving the existing nonzero exit checks and subsequent relay health
verification.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ephemeral-child-discovery.test.ts:
- Line 68: Extend the test around `inflated` with Windows behavioral coverage
using distinct `HOME` and `USERPROFILE` values and both candidate executables
present. Execute both generated commands: assert child-first selection when
state exists under `HOME`, and full-`ocx`-first selection when state exists only
under `USERPROFILE`; reuse the test’s existing command-execution and selection
assertions.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts:
- Around line 266-267: Update the TypeScript structural-table removal check and
the corresponding Rust check so a table is removed only when its body contains
blank structural lines, not comment lines; preserve comment-only [features]
tables during surgical detach. Add a shared conformance vector with
preAttachToml "[features]\n# keep\n" and a replace_root_base_url mutation to
verify the comment survives.
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Review comments at @native/ocx-child/tests/relay_and_lifecycle.rs:
- Around line 320-325: Add an RAII guard for the scratch directory in the
relay/lifecycle test, following the existing ScratchGuard pattern in
conformance.rs. Ensure the guard stops the daemon owned by the test before
removing the scratch directory during unwinding, while preserving the explicit
disconnect and its assertions on the normal test path.
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- Line 1328: Update the restart guidance in the fan-out section to clarify that
`ocx sync --restart-codex` applies only to full `ocx` Children, and direct
lightweight `ocx-child` hosts to restart Codex Desktop and long-running
`app-server` processes separately when needed. Apply the equivalent correction
to the matching locale guidance; do not imply that `ocx-child sync
--restart-codex` restarts Codex.
Review comments at @native/ocx-child/src/cli.rs:
- Around line 300-312: Update the prior-daemon recovery path around
start_or_rollover_daemon to verify that state.json and link-key are consistent
before restarting the relay; do not restart when that check fails. When a
restore fails, report whether the prior relay restart was attempted, preserving
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Reviewed at c4d4d5d6 (base dev): full diff of the Rust crate (cli, daemon, journal, platform, relay serve/shutdown, state) and the TS changes (ephemeral-child.ts, ssh-argv.ts / remote-windows.ts candidate ordering, link-enrollment.ts ephemeral preflight). Focus was correctness of the trust and persistence boundaries, not a security scan.
Checked and looks right:
The link credential reaches the Child only through stdin (4 KiB cap, strict JSON shape). It is not passed in argv and is not written to the journal. link-key / state.json / journal use a 0700 dir and 0600 create_new temp files, then fsync and rename, with symlink rejection.
The journal is written before any $CODEX_HOME file changes. Re-running detach after a partial restore converges, because the pre-attach SHA is part of the match set.
The daemon is stopped only when its PID is attested by /healthz and matches state.daemon_pid. Shutdown uses a per-state secret compared in constant time and refuses to report success while the listener stays bound.
The POSIX candidate script quotes everything through "$@". Preferring ocx-child when child/state.json exists matches the Windows $k+$f ordering. HOME/USERPROFILE resolution matches resolve_user_home.
Ephemeral preflight: Home treats every curl exit code except 0 and 255 as a free port. That alone would miss a non-HTTP listener, but connect re-checks with a real bind in ensure_port_available_for_attach, so it is covered.
CI on this head: link-ocx-child-conformance (including the cargo conformance runner) and link-ocx-child-e2e actually ran and passed in the Linux shards.
Two inline issues, neither marked blocking here:
Detach/sync take config.toml / models_cache.json paths from the current CODEX_HOME, not from the journal that recorded them.
Sync's stale fallback also fires when Home rejects the link credential.
Non-blocking notes:
No CI job runs cargo fmt / clippy or the full cargo test (relay_and_lifecycle.rs) for this crate. The Windows-only cfg(windows) code (ACL hardening, LockFileEx, CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB) is never compiled in CI. native/remote-workspace-helper has a dedicated cargo job in ci.yml that could be mirrored.
On rollover the serve loop exits as soon as shutdown is signalled, so in-flight SSE responses on worker threads are cut mid-stream. This is probably acceptable for a sync-triggered restart, but it is worth documenting.
write_private_atomic / write_regular_atomic do not fsync the parent directory after rename. Durability of the rename itself across a power loss is not guaranteed on all filesystems.
I did not approve because remote execution and credential handling need the explicit security review described in MAINTAINERS.md.
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offline_detach reads the journal from the current OPENCODEX_HOME but takes config.toml / models_cache.json from the current CODEX_HOME (paths.codex_config_path()). The journal already records codex_home (and catalog_path, which is taken from the journal two lines below), but nothing uses it.
Trigger: Home attaches over SSH, where CODEX_HOME is usually unset (so the target is ~/.codex). The user then runs ocx-child detach from an interactive shell that exports CODEX_HOME=/other. The SHA does not match there, so detach goes the surgical route on /other/config.toml, a file it never attached. It restores the catalog at the journal path, then deletes the journal. ~/.codex/config.toml stays routed at the dead relay, and the only recovery snapshot is gone.
apply_attach_or_sync (line 251) has the same issue for sync. With an existing journal the root-routing conflict check is skipped, so it writes an injected config into the other home and re-records codex_home / catalog_path, while keeping the first home's pre-attach snapshot.
Suggested fix: when a journal exists, either derive the config, cache and catalog paths from journal.codex_home, or fail closed (non-zero exit with a clear message) when the current CODEX_HOME differs from journal.codex_home. A conformance vector that detaches with a different CODEX_HOME would pin this.
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The stale fallback fires on every non-200 response, including 401/403. After Home revokes or rotates the link key, ocx-child sync keeps applying the cached catalog. It exits 0 (with home.state: "stale" in --json) and can even roll the relay over, so a revoked link looks like a healthy offline sync. Consider falling back only on transport errors, timeouts and 5xx, and returning a distinct non-zero result on 401/403 so the operator knows to detach or re-enroll.
Immediate rollback, crash recovery and offline detach verified the home
directory identity once and then wrote and removed files by path name. If
a home was replaced after that check, restoration kept writing into the
new directory and could delete its recovery records.
Every restoration write, rename and removal now goes through
CodexHomeGuard::restore_step, which re-verifies both captured home
identities immediately before and after the call while the CODEX_HOME
lock is held. A mismatch stops restoration, keeps every recovery record
(rollback snapshot, journal, key, ownership record) and reports a
recovery error. The rollback snapshot and journal are removed only by a
step whose checks passed.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs pauses detach between verification
and the write, replaces CODEX_HOME with a directory of sentinel files,
and checks the sentinels, the original directory and the records.
spawn_detached_serve started the relay, the parent waited for /healthz
and then recorded the PID; attach removed its rollback record later. If
the parent died after handing over the secret, the child kept serving,
including after recovery restored files or after another generation was
committed.
Each start now records a random daemonGeneration in state before the
spawn and passes it with the secret on stdin, which stays open. Inside
the start gate the child requires state.daemonGeneration to match, and
until it reads "commit <generation>" it answers only /healthz and posts
no parity reports. EOF or any other line before the commit makes it exit
without serving. The parent commits only after the state naming the
generation and PID is durable and, for attach, after the rollback record
is removed. Restart, sync rollover and rollback's prior-relay restart use
the same rule. An operator-run serve --foreground is unchanged and is
refused while an attach rollback is pending.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs kills the real attach parent at a
barrier before the commit, and starts a daemon with stale and superseded
generations.
The relay joined its parity thread on shutdown, but an in-flight parity
request had only per-read socket timeouts (5 s/15 s), so a stalled or
trickling Home kept it alive well past stop_owned_daemon's 3-second wait
and detach reported that the daemon did not stop. Separately, the accept
loop blocked on the worker semaphore when all 32 workers were busy, so
the shutdown connection was never accepted.
One-shot Home calls now carry a whole-request deadline (60 s for
lifecycle fetches, 10 s for parity) enforced per read. The parity thread
registers its socket in a CancelSlot; shutdown cancels the slot under the
same mutex and shuts the socket down, and serve exits only after the
thread ends. When the pool is full, a connection gets a short-lived
control thread (capped at 256) that answers only /healthz and the
authenticated shutdown with 1-second timeouts.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs runs detach against a Home that
stalls or trickles the parity response and against a relay whose workers
are all blocked, and checks the time budget and that the process is gone.
… outside edits
A sync after any outside edit to models_cache.json rebuilt the cache by
swapping injected Home entries back to their pre-attach versions, then
rejected each restored entry because it differed from the Home catalog
entry with the same slug. Every later sync failed with
client_models_cache_conflict until detach and re-attach. A Codex rewrite
that re-serialized a Home entry hit the same path.
Injected catalog slugs are now Child-owned by slug: sync writes the Home
version and keeps entries with other slugs, and the detach snapshot keeps
the pre-attach version or drops the slug.
…record
Attach rollback restarted the prior relay and committed it before it
removed the rollback record, so the relay could serve while recovery
might still restore files underneath it. The restart now commits only
after the record is removed; an uncommitted relay is dropped and exits
if the removal fails. The structure doc names this ordering.
A control connection, accepted while every worker is busy, had only a
1-second per-read timeout, so a sender writing one byte per second held
its slot indefinitely and 256 such senders kept the authenticated
shutdown from being handled. Control mode now reads through the
existing DeadlineStream with a 2-second deadline that covers the whole
exchange, including the shutdown proof frame. The code comment and
structure text now state the bound and the connection cap precisely.
The parity socket can be registered for cancellation only after it
connects, and that connect could take up to the 5-second auth timeout,
longer than the 3-second wait stop_owned_daemon gives a relay to exit.
A request that carries a CancelSlot now connects with a 1-second bound;
one-shot lifecycle fetches keep the 5-second bound.
sync replaced the catalog backup with the new catalog before it wrote
models_cache.json. An I/O error or crash between the two left a cache of
previous-catalog entries next to a backup naming only the new catalog,
so the next reconcile kept those previous Home entries as local ones and
detach restored them into the native cache.
Before the cache write the backup now names the slugs of both catalogs;
after it, the new catalog alone. The regression interrupts a sync with
JournalWriteFault::AfterCatalogWrite and checks detach, directly and
after a retried sync.
test_hooks::barrier read two environment variables on every lifecycle
path and the env names were linked into the release binary. The barrier,
its env constants, and the env stripping for a spawned relay now exist
only with debug_assertions, the profile cargo test builds the binary
with; a release build compiles them to no-ops.
FileLock checked the path with reject_symlink and then opened it with
create(true), so a symlink swapped in between made the open follow it
and create the link target. The open now uses O_NOFOLLOW on Unix, with
the value libc defines for each target, and FILE_FLAG_OPEN_REPARSE_POINT
on Windows, and refuses anything that is not a plain file. On Windows an
existing lock file is verified to carry the owner-only DACL instead of
being accepted unchecked. A debug-only barrier between the check and the
open lets the regression swap in the symlink.
The shutdown secret was a plain String in ChildStateV1, so every state
read, clone, and drop left a copy in memory and Debug printed it. It is
now a SecretString that is wiped on drop, serialized as the same plain
string, and redacted from Debug; load_live_creds no longer hands out a
copy nobody used, and the rollback records no longer wipe it by hand.
The daemon start line and the relay and lifecycle request heads that
carry the link token are built once at their final size into
SecretBytes, and state.json bytes are wiped after a read or write.
…cisely
The lifecycle reference said a second ocx sync fails fast on any Child.
That holds for a full ocx Child; on ocx-child only the --expect-link form
the Home's fan-out runs exits 5 with pending_operation, and a plain
ocx-child sync waits for the first apply. The structure note now names
who can act in the restore window, and the ocx-child status ledger no
longer carries stale test counts or a stale wp5 summary.
The e2e test built ocx-child with cargo but always looked for the binary under native/ocx-child/target, so a run with CARGO_TARGET_DIR set failed with ENOENT. It now resolves the target directory the way cargo does.
The attach success line named the link key identifier. Keep identifiers out of console output, matching the repository privacy rule; the regression asserts attach output never contains the key id.
Bring #8237's shared CODEX_HOME lock/ownership, restore_step identity
rechecks, daemon generation commit, and parity cancellation under the
plant/purge layer.
Conflict resolutions:
- native/ocx-child/src/cli.rs: detach keeps #8237's order (local
lifecycle lock at $OPENCODEX_HOME/child.lock -> CODEX_HOME lock and
ownership record -> daemon start gate), guarded cleanup through
restore_step, and ownership release. After release it drops the start
gate, removes it and the emptied child/ directory, releases the
lifecycle lock, and only then runs --purge. A missing CODEX_HOME with no
recovery records also honors --purge.
- structure/remote-link.md: keep both layers' paragraphs; the lifecycle
lock is described at $OPENCODEX_HOME/child.lock.
- gui: #8255's RemoteLinkSheet/RemoteLinkDialogs now render #8237's v2
markup (Button, Banner, IconButton, SheetSteps) plus the plant card,
child-kind/parity badges (StateBadge) and the purge option; the legacy
plant/purge CSS rules are dropped with the rest of the legacy sheet CSS.
- tests/relay_and_lifecycle.rs: restore the Path import the purge test
needs; assert detach removes child/ and keeps child.lock.
- cargo fmt over the merged Rust sources.
…king the lifecycle lock
Moving the lifecycle lock to $OPENCODEX_HOME/child.lock made every
FileLock acquisition call ensure_private_dir on OPENCODEX_HOME: attach,
sync, restart, and detach chmodded a shared home to 0700 on POSIX and, on
Windows, applied a protected owner-only DACL with inheritable ACEs that
propagated into a co-installed full OpenCodex tree, all before the
full-ocx conflict check.
FileLock now decides through lock_parent_action: a missing parent is
created private by create_private_dir_if_missing (0700, or a hardened
DACL only on a directory this call created), an existing parent is used
as it is, and a symlink or non-directory is refused. The lock file itself
is still created 0600 / owner-only on the file alone. CODEX_HOME keeps
using #8237's acquire_in_existing_dir, which never touched its mode.
Brings in #8237's commits after e459d86 (slug-owned models_cache sync and
detach, rollback restart commit ordering, control-mode exchange deadline,
bounded parity connect, no-follow lock opens with Windows DACL verification,
SecretString/SecretBytes, CARGO_TARGET_DIR-aware e2e, quieter attach).
Conflict: structure/remote-link.md, resolved as the union of both sides:
this layer's child.lock location, managed-path purge, and lock-parent
permission text, plus #8237's slug ownership, no-follow lock open, rollback
restart commit, and control-mode deadline text.
Semantic fix: #8237's no-follow lock test swapped a symlink in at
child/lifecycle.lock, which this layer replaced with
$OPENCODEX_HOME/child.lock; point it at the lock detach actually opens.
…nd #remote UX (#8255)
* docs(devlog): add docs-first roadmap and PRDs for ocx-child ephemeral link
* feat(link): add ephemeral-child contract helpers and golden conformance suite
* feat(ocx-child): add standalone lightweight Rust Child link relay and offline journal
* feat(link): integrate ephemeral ocx-child discovery, enrollment, and sync fan-out
* docs(link): document ephemeral ocx-child in structure SSOT and docs-site
* fix(ocx-child): persist write-ahead journal, track multiline TOML, and restore user features
* fix(link): harden ocx-child Windows ACLs, strict wire/settings bounds, and discovery precedence
* fix(link): preserve interrupted-sync digests, rollback failed reattach, and align locale/conformance parity
* fix(link): fail fast on unreadable attach snapshots, preserve feature comments, and clarify lifecycle docs
* fix(link): verify restored credentials before relay restart and clarify fan-out restart docs
* docs(devlog): add wp0 roadmap and PRDs for ocx-child plant UX
* feat(link): add ocx-child --purge, conflict codes, and SSH plant foundations
* feat(server): add bare-host SSH plant, rollback, childKind status, and DELETE --purge
* feat(gui,cli): add #remote Ready-to-Plant, parity badges, and --purge UX across 11 locales
* docs(link): document zero-preinstall SSH plant, --purge, and #remote UX
* fix(link): populate PowerShell best-effort catch blocks for pr-hygiene
* fix(link): preserve recovery binary on failed purge rollback and stabilize child.lock inode
* test(link): stage compiled ocx-child with SHA256SUMS for bare-host E2E on CI
* style(ocx-child): remove trailing whitespace
* fix(ocx-child): preserve recovery and verify shutdown
* fix(ocx-child): harden recovery identity and shutdown
* fix(ocx-child): preserve local state during detach and sync
* test(ocx-child): add env-gated test barrier and shared mock Home harness
Process-level lifecycle regressions need to pause a real ocx-child at a
named point. test_hooks::barrier is a no-op unless both
OCX_CHILD_TEST_BARRIER_DIR and OCX_CHILD_TEST_BARRIERS are set; spawned
serve children never inherit those variables.
The mock Home and binary runners move into tests/common so new test
files can share them; the mock gains parity stall/trickle modes.
* fix(ocx-child): serialize and own the shared CODEX_HOME
The lifecycle lock and journal live under OPENCODEX_HOME/child while
config.toml, the catalog and models_cache.json live in CODEX_HOME. Two
ocx-child installs with different OPENCODEX_HOMEs and one CODEX_HOME took
independent locks and could attach, sync and detach the same files with
incompatible journals.
Every writing lifecycle command now also locks a fixed .ocx-child.lock
inside the canonical CODEX_HOME (never deleted) and checks a durable
ownership record (.ocx-child-owner.json: owner id, canonical
OPENCODEX_HOME, directory identities, phase; no secrets). Lock order is
lifecycle lock, CODEX_HOME lock, daemon start gate. A foreign, corrupt or
unreadable record refuses without mutation and names the recovery step;
ownership is never taken over by PID or timeout. Detach releases
ownership last, after a durable cleanup-complete phase, so any crash is
resumable. Journal application and offline detach take the guard as a
parameter.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs runs two real processes against one
CODEX_HOME with a barrier inside the protected section.
* style(ocx-child): format lifecycle assertion message
* fix(ocx-child): recheck home identity around every restoration step
Immediate rollback, crash recovery and offline detach verified the home
directory identity once and then wrote and removed files by path name. If
a home was replaced after that check, restoration kept writing into the
new directory and could delete its recovery records.
Every restoration write, rename and removal now goes through
CodexHomeGuard::restore_step, which re-verifies both captured home
identities immediately before and after the call while the CODEX_HOME
lock is held. A mismatch stops restoration, keeps every recovery record
(rollback snapshot, journal, key, ownership record) and reports a
recovery error. The rollback snapshot and journal are removed only by a
step whose checks passed.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs pauses detach between verification
and the write, replaces CODEX_HOME with a directory of sentinel files,
and checks the sentinels, the original directory and the records.
* fix(ocx-child): commit a daemon generation before it serves
spawn_detached_serve started the relay, the parent waited for /healthz
and then recorded the PID; attach removed its rollback record later. If
the parent died after handing over the secret, the child kept serving,
including after recovery restored files or after another generation was
committed.
Each start now records a random daemonGeneration in state before the
spawn and passes it with the secret on stdin, which stays open. Inside
the start gate the child requires state.daemonGeneration to match, and
until it reads "commit <generation>" it answers only /healthz and posts
no parity reports. EOF or any other line before the commit makes it exit
without serving. The parent commits only after the state naming the
generation and PID is durable and, for attach, after the rollback record
is removed. Restart, sync rollover and rollback's prior-relay restart use
the same rule. An operator-run serve --foreground is unchanged and is
refused while an attach rollback is pending.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs kills the real attach parent at a
barrier before the commit, and starts a daemon with stale and superseded
generations.
* fix(ocx-child): let shutdown end in-flight parity work and a busy pool
The relay joined its parity thread on shutdown, but an in-flight parity
request had only per-read socket timeouts (5 s/15 s), so a stalled or
trickling Home kept it alive well past stop_owned_daemon's 3-second wait
and detach reported that the daemon did not stop. Separately, the accept
loop blocked on the worker semaphore when all 32 workers were busy, so
the shutdown connection was never accepted.
One-shot Home calls now carry a whole-request deadline (60 s for
lifecycle fetches, 10 s for parity) enforced per read. The parity thread
registers its socket in a CancelSlot; shutdown cancels the slot under the
same mutex and shuts the socket down, and serve exits only after the
thread ends. When the pool is full, a connection gets a short-lived
control thread (capped at 256) that answers only /healthz and the
authenticated shutdown with 1-second timeouts.
Regression: tests/lifecycle_guards.rs runs detach against a Home that
stalls or trickles the parity response and against a relay whose workers
are all blocked, and checks the time budget and that the process is gone.
* test(ocx-child): cover removal of an unchanged injected web_search on detach
* docs(link): state the single-owner CODEX_HOME rule for ocx-child
* fix(link): refuse to plant ocx-child when the Child cannot verify its SHA-256
The POSIX plant script skipped the digest check when neither sha256sum nor
shasum existed and then ran the binary after a size check alone. It now
also accepts openssl dgst, and with no hash tool it exits 3 before the
binary is installed or executed, printing ocx-plant-error:hash_tool_unavailable.
Home maps that marker to 502 remote_plant_failed with hint
hash_tool_unavailable. The Windows plant already streams SHA-256 before
running the binary.
* fix(ocx-child): let Home catalog slugs win in models_cache sync after outside edits
A sync after any outside edit to models_cache.json rebuilt the cache by
swapping injected Home entries back to their pre-attach versions, then
rejected each restored entry because it differed from the Home catalog
entry with the same slug. Every later sync failed with
client_models_cache_conflict until detach and re-attach. A Codex rewrite
that re-serialized a Home entry hit the same path.
Injected catalog slugs are now Child-owned by slug: sync writes the Home
version and keeps entries with other slugs, and the detach snapshot keeps
the pre-attach version or drops the slug.
* test(link): give the bare-host plant E2E a SHA-256 tool
The plant script now refuses to install a binary it cannot hash, and the
E2E's bare host exposed only sh and core utilities, so it had been
planting without any digest check. Link the first available sha256sum,
shasum, or openssl into the host's private PATH.
* fix(link): purge through the managed planted ocx-child and report a purge that did not happen
DELETE /api/link/:id {purge:true} ran `disconnect --purge` through the
generic candidate resolver, so a ~/.local/bin/ocx-child could answer
first; it is outside the managed directory, so it exited 0 with
purged:false and Home reported success. The purge was also dropped
silently for links whose record had no childKind.
Home now runs the planted binary at the managed path explicitly
(remoteManagedPurgeDisconnectArgv, POSIX and Windows) with --json and
requires its "purged": true report. A missing managed binary
(managed_child_missing) or a report without the removal
(purge_incomplete) is 502 remote_disconnect_failed and the link record is
kept. A record without childKind is inspected first; a full install
answers 409 purge_unsupported instead of a silent plain disconnect.
* fix(ocx-child): commit a rollback-restarted relay after removing the record
Attach rollback restarted the prior relay and committed it before it
removed the rollback record, so the relay could serve while recovery
might still restore files underneath it. The restart now commits only
after the record is removed; an uncommitted relay is dropped and exits
if the removal fails. The structure doc names this ordering.
* fix(ocx-child): bound each control-mode request head with a deadline
A control connection, accepted while every worker is busy, had only a
1-second per-read timeout, so a sender writing one byte per second held
its slot indefinitely and 256 such senders kept the authenticated
shutdown from being handled. Control mode now reads through the
existing DeadlineStream with a 2-second deadline that covers the whole
exchange, including the shutdown proof frame. The code comment and
structure text now state the bound and the connection cap precisely.
* fix(ocx-child): cap the cancellable parity connect at one second
The parity socket can be registered for cancellation only after it
connects, and that connect could take up to the 5-second auth timeout,
longer than the 3-second wait stop_owned_daemon gives a relay to exit.
A request that carries a CancelSlot now connects with a 1-second bound;
one-shot lifecycle fetches keep the 5-second bound.
* fix(ocx-child): stop re-permissioning existing OPENCODEX_HOME when taking the lifecycle lock
Moving the lifecycle lock to $OPENCODEX_HOME/child.lock made every
FileLock acquisition call ensure_private_dir on OPENCODEX_HOME: attach,
sync, restart, and detach chmodded a shared home to 0700 on POSIX and, on
Windows, applied a protected owner-only DACL with inheritable ACEs that
propagated into a co-installed full OpenCodex tree, all before the
full-ocx conflict check.
FileLock now decides through lock_parent_action: a missing parent is
created private by create_private_dir_if_missing (0700, or a hardened
DACL only on a directory this call created), an existing parent is used
as it is, and a symlink or non-directory is refused. The lock file itself
is still created 0600 / owner-only on the file alone. CODEX_HOME keeps
using #8237's acquire_in_existing_dir, which never touched its mode.
* fix(link): treat an empty OPENCODEX_HOME as unset when looking up cached ocx-child artifacts
OPENCODEX_HOME= made the cache lookup join(, cache, ...), a path
relative to the server's working directory. An empty or blank value now
falls back to ~/.opencodex, as ocx-child does. structure/remote-link.md
also records that childKind joined the strict link record keys, so a
downgraded Home rejects a links.json that carries it (the same trade-off
as remotePlatform).
* fix(ocx-child): keep both catalogs in the backup across the cache write
sync replaced the catalog backup with the new catalog before it wrote
models_cache.json. An I/O error or crash between the two left a cache of
previous-catalog entries next to a backup naming only the new catalog,
so the next reconcile kept those previous Home entries as local ones and
detach restored them into the native cache.
Before the cache write the backup now names the slugs of both catalogs;
after it, the new catalog alone. The regression interrupts a sync with
JournalWriteFault::AfterCatalogWrite and checks detach, directly and
after a retried sync.
* fix(ocx-child): remove the padding inside the relay restart hint
A source line wrap had put about 20 spaces between "run" and "ocx-child restart" in the message attach prints when its relay does not start.
* fix(ocx-child): compile the test barrier out of release builds
test_hooks::barrier read two environment variables on every lifecycle
path and the env names were linked into the release binary. The barrier,
its env constants, and the env stripping for a spawned relay now exist
only with debug_assertions, the profile cargo test builds the binary
with; a release build compiles them to no-ops.
* docs(link): say where a plantable ocx-child build must come from today
The guide claimed a bare SSH host works out of the box, but
resolveChildBinarySource only finds a build in OPENCODEX_CHILD_BIN_DIR,
native-bin/ sidecars (no package ships them), a source checkout's own
cargo release build, or a SHA256SUMS-verified
$OPENCODEX_HOME/cache/ocx-child/<version>/ (nothing fills it). A packaged
npm or desktop Home therefore reports plantable:false with
artifact_not_found.
The English guide and structure now list those sources in order, state
that packaged installs need one of them, and describe the Child's hash
tool requirement. When the probe reports artifact_not_found, the CLI,
the remote_plant_unavailable message (plantUnavailableGuidance), and the
#remote sheet (link.plant.artifactHelp in all 11 locales) name the file
and the directories Home reads.
* fix(ocx-child): open lock files without following links
FileLock checked the path with reject_symlink and then opened it with
create(true), so a symlink swapped in between made the open follow it
and create the link target. The open now uses O_NOFOLLOW on Unix, with
the value libc defines for each target, and FILE_FLAG_OPEN_REPARSE_POINT
on Windows, and refuses anything that is not a plain file. On Windows an
existing lock file is verified to carry the owner-only DACL instead of
being accepted unchecked. A debug-only barrier between the check and the
open lets the regression swap in the symlink.
* fix(ocx-child): wipe the shutdown secret and token-bearing request heads
The shutdown secret was a plain String in ChildStateV1, so every state
read, clone, and drop left a copy in memory and Debug printed it. It is
now a SecretString that is wiped on drop, serialized as the same plain
string, and redacted from Debug; load_live_creds no longer hands out a
copy nobody used, and the rollback records no longer wipe it by hand.
The daemon start line and the relay and lifecycle request heads that
carry the link token are built once at their final size into
SecretBytes, and state.json bytes are wiped after a read or write.
* docs(link): state Child sync serialization and the restore window precisely
The lifecycle reference said a second ocx sync fails fast on any Child.
That holds for a full ocx Child; on ocx-child only the --expect-link form
the Home's fan-out runs exits 5 with pending_operation, and a plain
ocx-child sync waits for the first apply. The structure note now names
who can act in the restore window, and the ocx-child status ledger no
longer carries stale test counts or a stale wp5 summary.
* test(link): find the ocx-child binary under CARGO_TARGET_DIR
The e2e test built ocx-child with cargo but always looked for the binary under native/ocx-child/target, so a run with CARGO_TARGET_DIR set failed with ENOENT. It now resolves the target directory the way cargo does.
* fix(ocx-child): stop printing the link key id after attach
The attach success line named the link key identifier. Keep identifiers out of console output, matching the repository privacy rule; the regression asserts attach output never contains the key id.
* fix(link): keep an unrunnable planted ocx-child while any recovery record exists
The enrollment-rollback purge deletes a planted ocx-child that cannot run
unless recovery evidence remains, but it only looked for child/state.json
and codex-journal.json. An attach interrupted before state.json exists
leaves only attach-rollback.json and the CODEX_HOME ownership record
(.ocx-child-owner.json); the purge then deleted the one binary that could
roll that attach back and reported success.
Both the POSIX and the Windows purge now treat the attach rollback snapshot
and the ownership record (under CODEX_HOME, defaulting to ~/.codex like
ocx-child) as recovery evidence, keep the binary, name the record on
stderr, and exit non-zero so Home reports a residual.
* fix(gui): explain a refused --purge on a full install in the #remote sheet
DELETE /api/link/:id with { "purge": true } answers 409 purge_unsupported
when the Child turns out to run a full OpenCodex install, but the GUI had
no mapping for that code and showed the generic "could not be completed"
text. Map it to a message in all eleven locales that says there is no
planted binary to delete and to disconnect without deleting it.
The route-owner scrape now also reads the codes purgeDisconnectRemote
returns, because the DELETE route forwards them as a variable.
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src/server/management/link-enrollment.ts), andocx disconnectrecycled into a persistent standalone daemon (src/client/runtime.ts), making disposable SSH devboxes, containers, and ephemeral VMs impractical.native/ocx-child(standalone Rust crate compiling to an 878 KiB / 899,216-byte strippedocx-childbinary with zero Bun/Node runtime dependency) and Home-side ephemeral-child discovery, enrollment,ocx syncfan-out, OCX-6 parity, and teardown integration:ocx link add <alias>failed withremote_ocx_missingorchild_restart_unsupportedunless fullocxwas already serving standalone mode on the Child, andDELETE /api/link/:idleft a standalone proxy daemon behind.ocxcandidate first and falls back toocx-child(~/.local/bin,~/.cache/opencodex/bin, Windows%LOCALAPPDATA%\opencodex\bin, andPATH). On a clean detachedocx-childhost,POST /api/link/applyverifies<childPort>is free, pipes the link credential via stdin (connect --link --key-stdin), startsocx-child serve(restart), and verifies/healthz+ authenticated/v1/catalogcallback. Homeocx syncfan-out (sync --expect-link <id> --json) refreshesopencodex-catalog.jsonandmodels_cache.json, rolls overocx-child serve(runtimeStartedAt >= lastApplyAt), and posts OCX-6child-parityimmediately (or exits5withchild_link_mismatchJSON on mismatch/busy lock).DELETE /api/link/:id(and offlineocx-child detach/disconnect) restores~/.codex/config.tomland catalog files across#1798comment-stripping rewrites and exits with zero leftover background daemon.INV-LINK-CHILD-01):tests/fixtures/link/ocx-child-conformance.jsonlocks 74 golden vectors across bothcargo testandbun testcovering route admission, framing/header stripping,link-relay-authv2 HMAC proofs, OCX-6appliedCodexSettingsDigest,child-paritybounds, and two-tier#1798journal round-trips.Security Review Summary
ocx-child servebinds strictly to127.0.0.1:<listenPort>and enforcesis_allowed_loopback_request_origin(127.0.0.1,localhost,[::1]) before relaying or answering/v1/responsesWebSocketUpgrade(403 origin_rejectedon non-loopbackHost/Origin).linkRouteAllowedand read-onlylinkManagementRouteAllowedroutes; caps request/response headers at64 KiB(431/502) and bodies at256 MiB(16 MiBfor management reads); rejectsUpgrade(426on/v1/responsesWebSocket upgrade,404/400elsewhere), simultaneousContent-Length+Transfer-Encoding, duplicate or non-digitContent-Length, non-chunkedTransfer-Encoding, obs-fold, and CR/LF header injection (400).CALLER_CREDENTIAL_HEADERS(authorization,api-key,x-api-key,x-goog-api-key,x-opencodex-api-key,chatgpt-account-id,cookie), hop-by-hop headers, andConnection-nominated tokens before attaching the Home link key.link-relay-authv2 mutual HMAC-SHA256: Derives the 32-byte raw keySHA-256(token), sends credential-freeGET /.well-known/opencodex/link-relay-auth?version=2&...on a freshTcpStream, verifies204+ 0-byte body + constant-timex-opencodex-link-proof(and optionalx-opencodex-link-connection-proof), and dispatches the single bound request withx-opencodex-link-session: <nonce>on that exactTcpStreamwithout pooling or silent reconnects.0600secret/journal hygiene & fail-closed detach: Reads{apiKeyId, key}from stdin (4 KiBcap) intoSecretByteswith volatile zeroing on drop; stores$OPENCODEX_HOME/child/{link-key,state.json,codex-journal.json}via0700dir +0600create_newtemp-write +fsync+ atomicrenamewith symlink rejection; refuses attach on full-ocxstate, busy foreign ports, or externalmodel_provider, and fails closed (exit 4) on corrupt/tampered detach conflicts.quoteRemotesingle-quoting on POSIX and deflated base64 JSON data insideOCX_JOB_SOURCEkill-on-close Job (<= 8000UTF-16LE base64 chars; measured7,420chars onwindowsPinnedSyncArgv) on Windows, plusbefore.code === 255SSH transport-drop refusal inlink-enrollment.ts.Verification
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79e4a1824(supersedes the counts below where they differ). Fixes sincec4d4d5d: sharedCODEX_HOMEserialization and ownership (.ocx-child.lock+.ocx-child-owner.json, lock order lifecycle → CODEX_HOME → start gate, ownership released last); identity rechecks around every restoration write/rename/remove; per-start daemon generation with an explicit commit before serving; whole-request deadlines and cancellable parity, control threads for health/shutdown; models-cache ownership by slug (sync no longer refuses after outside cache edits); external cache entries preserved; resumable detach cleanup;--restart-app-server-only;web_searchrestored only when unchanged; lock files opened without following links; secrets held in wiping types; test barrier compiled only in debug builds; attach output no longer names the link key id. Each fix has a regression test that failed before it.At
79e4a1824, isolated homes (env -i, temporary HOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/TMPDIR):cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy --all-targets -D warningsclean;cargo test47 pass / 0 fail (26 conformance, 11 lifecycle_guards, 10 relay_and_lifecycle); release binary contains no test-barrier strings; focused Bun files (conformance, e2e, discovery, ephemeral enrollment) 18 pass / 1 skip (Windows-only) / 0 fail;privacy:scan,structure:checkpass. Fresh independent review and separate security review at this exact head: both PASS (P3 follow-ups: pre-attach entries dropped at attach are not recovered after a Codex rewrite; stale offline sync can install the interim catalog; unwiped copies in std's stdin buffer and serializer growth; Windows lock-DACL refusal lacks a hint; no Windows CI for ocx-child; explicit compile error for unlisted Unix targets).Pushed with
--no-verify(the repository installs no pre-push hook). Local full suite NOT RUN on the shared host; hostedci:fullon this head is the broad gate. Windows execution NOT RUN (Windows code type-checked withcargo check --target x86_64-pc-windows-gnuonly).cargo fmt --manifest-path native/ocx-child/Cargo.toml --check— passed (exit0).cargo clippy --locked --manifest-path native/ocx-child/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings— passed (0 warnings).cargo test --locked --manifest-path native/ocx-child/Cargo.toml—6 passed, 0 failed(5golden conformance suites covering all 74 shared vectors +1live HTTP/1.1+SSE/HMAC/spoof-rejection/sync --expect-link/rollover/offline#1798detach integration test).cargo build --release --locked --manifest-path native/ocx-child/Cargo.toml— passed; stripped binary size899,216bytes (878 KiB).bun run typecheck— passed (0errors across2,319files).Focused Bun suites (
link-ocx-child-conformance.test.ts,link-ephemeral-child-discovery.test.ts,link-enrollment-ephemeral-child.test.ts,link-ocx-child-e2e.test.ts,link-enrollment.test.ts,link-pinned-sync-argv.test.ts,link-ssh-argv.test.ts,link-ssh-argv-discovery.test.ts,test-layout*.test.ts,core-link-boundary.test.ts,core-lab-boundary.test.ts,ci-workflows/*.test.ts) — passed (0failures).bun run test:changed(under/usr/bin/lockf -k /tmp/ocx-heavy-test.lockagainstorigin/devmerge base553a6216f3) —35,525 pass, 120 skip, 0 failacross1,539files.bun run structure:check,bun run skill:surface:check,bun scripts/file-size-ratchet.ts, andbun run privacy:scan— all passed (exit0).cd docs-site && bun install --frozen-lockfile && bun run build— passed (641pages built,93,153internal links verified).NOT RUN: Full unsharded 2,961-filebun run test(covered bybun run test:changedrunning 1,539 import-connected files + explicit focused/CI-workflow suites perAGENTS.md), Windows native execution (win32-onlyOcxJob/LockFileExruntime paths skipped on macOS), and manuallane=allworkflow dispatch (prohibited per-PR byAGENTS.mdCI policy).Checklist
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