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…ntial (#6800) Upstream quota headers were recorded only for pool and main-pool auth contexts, so a request served with the main login as a plain main context (the caller's own ChatGPT bearer, or the stored main substituted for an admission bearer) never refreshed __main__ in codex-quota-cache.json while pool rows refreshed on every response. Materialization now captures a process-local dispatch proof when the bearer actually sent upstream is the main credential the proxy already observed from its own read. HTTP delivery and the WebSocket observer record the response headers under __main__ only if that proof is still live (same identity and credential generation) at write time, and only for the canonical OpenAI forward provider. Pool health, failover and quarantine are unchanged.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPlain-main Responses quota headers now update cached main-account usage when the request credential and workspace match the observed main credential. Dispatch checks reject stale HTTP and WebSocket observations. Pool quota observation remains separate. ChangesMain-account quota observation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AuthContext
participant MainAccountCache
participant CodexWsQuotaObserver
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AuthContext->>MainAccountCache: capture main credential dispatch
CodexWsQuotaObserver->>MainAccountCache: claim dispatch and check liveness
CodexWsQuotaObserver->>MainAccountCache: apply eligible WebSocket quota headers
PassthroughDelivery->>MainAccountCache: check dispatch and apply eligible HTTP quota headers
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| observeSelectedMainCredential(stored, writer); | ||
| assertMainAccountPolicy(options.config); | ||
| assertMaterializedReserve(selected, ctx, options); | ||
| ctx.mainQuotaDispatch = selectedMainQuotaDispatch(selected); |
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Bind quota proof after upstream rewrites
When an upstream-rewriter plugin is enabled, this proof describes the headers before the physical send rather than the credential actually dispatched. sendWithConnectionPolicy subsequently calls rewriteUpstream, whose plugin contract permits replacing the URL and changing authorization or chatgpt-account-id; the WebSocket dial has the same rewrite facility. A plugin that swaps either the destination or credential therefore leaves this proof live, allowing quota headers from a non-main dispatch to update __main__ and potentially trigger its hard lock. Capture or revalidate the proof against the post-rewrite destination and headers at the physical dispatch boundary, and bind the HTTP/WS observer to that result.
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Fence main quota dispatches on the current configuration generation.
When the canonical OpenAI provider is active, __main__ remains a live quota account. A configuration reconciliation can advance the generation after dispatch capture. isMainQuotaDispatchLive still approves the dispatch because it checks only identity and credential generations. The quota writer then accepts the old generation for this live account and commits the delayed response-derived snapshot under __main__.
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import { createHash, createHmac, randomBytes, timingSafeEqual } from "node:crypto";
import type { StoredAccountQuota } from "./quota-types";
import { truncateRetainedUtf8 } from "../lib/admission";
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export function isMainQuotaDispatchLive(dispatch: MainQuotaDispatch): boolean {
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…refusals Review follow-up for #6800: - the dispatch proof also captures the process-wide credential mutation epoch, so a native refresh or same-account reauth commit between dispatch and response drops the main quota update; - a WebSocket exchange publishes plain-main quota only through its observer; the HTTP path skips WS upstream responses and precommit refusal projections, whose headers replay the prelude snapshot; - the async materializer clears a reused context's proof before Reserve delegation.
…cation Review follow-up for #6800: a pre-response 502/504 from a WebSocket exchange carries the prelude snapshot just like a precommit refusal, so delivery could replay stale main quota over a newer reading. Both projections now carry one prelude-projection marker that the plain-main HTTP branch skips; real HTTP fallbacks after a failed upgrade still publish.
Review follow-up for #6800: response wrappers such as the combo stream preflight replace the committed WebSocket Response, so a response-object marker cannot be the only guard. The plain-main WS observer now claims its dispatch before publishing, and HTTP delivery skips any claimed dispatch. A real HTTP fallback that never saw a WebSocket quota frame still publishes.
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Assert the exchange response before delivery.
quotaResponse() creates a separate, unmarked Response, so the assertion at tests/responses/responses-main-quota-observation.test.ts:381 does not test the response returned by codexWsExchange. Assert the prelude marker on refusal before deliver. Keep the expected value as true: the exchange must mark refusal responses before returning them. The later assertion alone would not detect a regression that moves this marking into delivery.
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- expect(isCodexWsPreludeProjection(quotaResponse())).toBe(false);
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expect(isCodexWsQuotaObservedResponse(refusal)).toBe(false);
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Review follow-up for #6800: the ambiguous-reset HTTP replacement reused the dispatch a failed WebSocket attempt had already claimed, so its fresh quota could not publish. The replacement now renews the dispatch into a new, unclaimed object that copies every captured fence unchanged; the failed attempt keeps the claimed one.
Review follow-up for #6800: a recovery send after a failed WebSocket attempt reused the dispatch that attempt had claimed, suppressing fresh HTTP evidence. Each plain-main WebSocket observer now renews the context's dispatch into its own copy and closes over it, so ownership belongs to one physical attempt while every captured credential fence stays unchanged.
…e from Review follow-up for #6800: plaintext V2 delivery awaits a prefix read before the plain-main branch, and a deferred reset replacement can renew the context's proof meanwhile. Delivery now captures the arrival proof before its first await and uses it for the claim check, the liveness re-check and the write.
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| main keeps its health, quarantine and refresh-and-classify handling. Only a bearer the client | ||
| itself supplied is caller-owned and exempt from stored state. | ||
| Both synchronous and asynchronous stored-main substitution in `src/codex/auth-context.ts` remove a caller account header before copying the stored identity; an absent stored account ID leaves no account header. Caller-owned native Direct authentication retains its existing passthrough behavior. | ||
| Plain-main HTTP and WebSocket Responses refresh `__main__` only on the canonical OpenAI forward provider when the sent bearer and effective workspace match the main credential already observed under native ownership, the same equality rule used by the hard lock. `src/codex/auth-context.ts` captures a process-local dispatch proof after materialization; `src/server/responses/passthrough-delivery.ts` captures the response-arrival proof before any awaited body classification and retains it for that response's header publication; it and `src/server/responses/core-codex-account.ts` recheck credential/identity generations before publishing. The dispatch also captures the process-wide credential mutation epoch; any OpenCodex-owned credential publication, including native main refresh or same-account reauth before a new quota credential observation, rejects an older dispatch. Publications for other credentials conservatively drop the main update as well. Same-account token rotation and A→B→A changes reject old responses; Each WebSocket observer renews the live dispatch object with every captured fence unchanged, retains that copy across frames, and claims it on every invocation before checking liveness. A later observer starts unclaimed, so its failed-upgrade HTTP fallback can publish even if the prior WS attempt observed quota. This process-local claim belongs to one physical attempt and prevents plain-main HTTP publication even when a downstream stream wrapper replaces the Response; response markers remain an additional guard, including separately marked pre-response prelude projections (4xx refusals and 502/504 gateway failures). Prelude headers remain available to Pool replay; real HTTP fallback responses still publish through HTTP delivery. An operator-granted HTTP replacement gets a new unclaimed dispatch object with every captured credential and config fence copied unchanged; the failed WS observer retains the old object. Caller-owned requests acquire no physical-main read or Pool health state. |
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Fix the grammar and split the overlong paragraph.
Line 214 holds one very long paragraph. It has a punctuation defect: after "Same-account token rotation and A→B→A changes reject old responses;" the next sentence starts with a capital "Each". Replace the semicolon with a period. Split the paragraph at topic boundaries (arrival proof, epoch fence, WS claim, HTTP replacement) so reviewers can read it.
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In the documentation paragraph describing dispatch and publication fences,
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Summary
Fixes #6800. With the main ChatGPT login,
__main__incodex-quota-cache.jsonstopped updating during normal traffic while pool accounts refreshed on every response. Quota headers from upstream responses were recorded only forpoolandmain-poolauth contexts. A request served with the main login as a plainmaincontext never recorded its headers. That covers both the caller's own Codex bearer and the stored main credential substituted for an admission bearer.__main__kept whatever the last WHAM probe saw.The fix records those headers only when it is safe to attribute them to the main account:
matchesMainQuotaCredential). Identity never comes from request claims. A caller credential for another account, or the same account under another workspace, gets no proof.__main__only if the proof is still live when the response arrives. Live means the same identity generation and the same credential generation, so token rotation, credential replacement and A→B→A changes are rejected. HTTP re-checks after its awaited import. The WebSocket observer captures the proof once and re-checks it per frame.__main__; a customopenai-responsesprovider pointed elsewhere never does.usesCodexForwardPoolAuthis unchanged, so pool health, failover and quarantine do not apply to caller-owned requests. Nothing credential-derived is persisted.Out-of-range header values follow the existing consumer contract shared with
main-pool: the display reading is clamped, and policy evidence is withheld.Plan and audit record:
devlog/_plan/261009_n4_responses_quota/020_main_quota_observation.md, which lands with #6829.Verification
tests/responses/responses-main-quota-observation.test.tshas 14 tests covering 13 scenarios: matching caller bearer, stored substitution (sync and async), other account, same account with a different token, other workspace, credential replaced between dispatch and response, A→B→A, a credential replaced during the HTTP import yield, non-canonical provider, a WebSocket credential replaced between frames, no duplicate HTTP write for WebSocket-observed responses, invalid and missing headers, persistedupdatedAtwith no proof material on disk, pool behaviour unchanged, and the pool→caller-main retry path. The first scenario fails with the passthrough change reverted.bun teston the new file plusmain-quota-provenance,main-quota-evidence-validation,codex-auth-context,codex-pool-request-owned-main,ws-upstream,test-layoutandtest-layout-tooling: 458 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scanand the file-size ratchet test pass.Checklist
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