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A replayed compaction item carries an `encrypted_content` blob only its minting backend can decode, and Codex replays it on every later turn. Two paths modified or misrouted it, and because the item outlives the failure in the client transcript, both wedged the session until its history was cleared — the routed compaction turn the proxy itself drives replays the same item. Relay: `scrubOcxCompactionItems` treated every non-`ocx1:` blob as OpenAI's and forwarded it verbatim, with no check that the destination was the issuer. A session that compacted on a canonical route and then switched to a routed provider sent that blob to an upstream that could only answer "Could not decode the compaction blob". Native blobs now travel only to destinations that mint them — forward-auth routes, which relay the caller's own OpenAI credentials to the ChatGPT backend or a relay in front of it, and the official OpenAI API under key auth — and degrade elsewhere to the same opaque note the bridged parser uses. Backfill: the response-side exemption list named `compaction` alone, so `compaction_summary` and `context_compaction` received synthesized ids that the client stored and replayed as "modified from the compact response". That divergence was possible because the compact wire family was enumerated in three places; it is now one predicate in `src/responses/compaction.ts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ontent Codex replays the reasoning item it received in the next request's input, and a backend that issued `encrypted_content` verifies what comes back. The content-to-summary channel rewrite deletes `content` and substitutes a synthesized `summary`, so the client stored and replayed an item the issuer had never sent, and every later turn failed with "Could not decrypt the provided encrypted_content. Ensure the value is the unmodified encrypted_content from a previous response." No route change is needed to reach this: it fires on the second turn of a fresh session. The rewrite's replay round trip was verified against DeepSeek, which is `statelessResponses` and issues no blob — its reasoning replay goes through the proxy-side cache instead. Providers that do issue a blob joined the same route later through `preserveReasoningContentModels`, a flag whose own purpose is Chat-wire prompt-cache replay, and the verified premise did not follow them. Only the stored item is exempt. The `reasoning_text` delta events carry no blob and still route to the summary channel, so the expandable trace Codex renders for the live turn is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… boundary The namespace boundary lowered complete groups but still let several Codex-private shapes reach a strict gateway, each reproducing the pre-inference rejection the boundary exists to prevent. No `type: "namespace"` value survives now. A group the layer cannot express — empty, nested, or with an unusable child name — is dropped along with the children it cannot represent. Relaying the private shape costs the whole request rather than one tool, so "preserve rather than lose a tool" was losing strictly more. Replayed call items are lowered whether or not this turn declares the group they name. The routed compaction turn strips the entire tool surface before the boundary runs, so every compaction after a namespaced tool call shipped the private `namespace` key this layer's own restoration had stamped on the item. Only tool_choice resolves a bare name through the catalog: a history item records which tool actually ran, so re-pointing it at a same-named namespace child would rewrite that record on a coincidence rather than translate it. Codex-private tool fields now come from one table instead of one bespoke pass each, and it gains `defer_loading` — `activateDeferredTool` clears that only for tools a `tool_search_output` already loaded, so the first turn of a deferred catalog carried it to the wire — and the `web_search_preview` variant. A bare declaration and a `functions` child of the same name are one logical tool: `buildTools` flattens the reserved group without a namespace, the parser tolerates the duplicate, and `promoteClientLoadedTools` produces it. That shape raised a wire-name collision that escaped every catch up to the Bun handler, so an ordinary catalog became an unstructured 500 with no request log — while the rotation-rebuild path answered 400 for the identical throw. It is now deduped, and a genuine collision is a typed error the passthrough maps to 400. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…assthrough
Codex serializes an absent reasoning content channel as `"content": null`, and
the sanitizer only acted on a non-empty array, so the null went to the wire
verbatim. xAI rejects the item and blames the sibling field:
{"code":"invalid-argument",
"error":"Could not decode the compaction blob. Ensure it is unmodified from
the compact response."}
The blob is not the problem. Captured from a live failing request and bisected
against it: replaying the body verbatim reproduces the 400, deleting only the
`content` key returns 200, and setting it to `[]` also returns 200 — while
removing `encrypted_content` instead fails schema validation, so the blob is
both required and intact. The proxy was verified not to alter the blob: the
value grok streamed to the client and the value replayed upstream matched in
length, prefix and suffix, under identical `x-grok-conv-id`, `x-grok-session-id`
and account.
This bites the second turn of every Grok conversation — the first request that
replays a reasoning item — which is why a fresh session fails just as reliably
as a resumed one, and why the error looked like stale compaction state.
The field is optional and null carries nothing, so the key is dropped rather
than rewritten; an array content channel still follows the existing rules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The first version stripped `"content": null` from every reasoning item, which broke OpenAI. Caught in live traffic minutes after deploying it locally: 400 invalid_request_error The encrypted content k7pQ...Px7D could not be verified. Reason: Encrypted content could not be decrypted or parsed. An OpenAI-operated backend binds the blob to the item's exact shape, so removing a field invalidates it. The two requirements are exactly opposed: xAI refuses the null key, OpenAI needs it kept — so the strip has to follow the destination. The predicate is deliberately not `authMode === "forward"`. A noncanonical forward provider never receives the caller's credentials, so forward auth says nothing about which backend answers; only the canonical ChatGPT surface and the official OpenAI API are treated as OpenAI-operated, and a self-hosted relay is routed like any other gateway. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…stom calls by wire identity
Review found two defects in the flattening layer; both are fixed here.
Deduplication depended on declaration order. A bare declaration and a `functions`
child of the same name are one logical tool, but which one owned the wire name —
and therefore which one was emitted — followed whichever container the rewrite
reached first. The plan now records the bare wire names from the complete catalog
and the bare declaration always wins, so the same catalog flattens identically
whichever container declares it.
Custom-call restoration used the wrong coordinate. A custom tool inside a
non-`functions` namespace is lowered twice on the way out (custom to function,
then renamed to `<ns>__<name>`), while on the way back namespace restore runs
first and replaces the wire name with the bare one. Custom restore then matched
that bare name and could convert an unrelated same-named function call, sending
Codex a `custom_tool_call` with the wrong payload shape.
Converted custom tools are now tracked by their final upstream wire name, and
restoration reconstructs that identity from the `{namespace, name}` an earlier
rewrite restored. A namespaced custom and a namespaced function sharing a child
name now round-trip to their own item types, on both the JSON and SSE paths.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rd auth Review found the discriminator unsound, and it was. `authMode === "forward"` describes local credential handling, not which backend answers: the adapter forwards caller credentials only to the canonical ChatGPT Codex surface, so a noncanonical forward provider receives none and may point anywhere. That produced both errors at once. A self-hosted or xAI-backed forward gateway was classified as able to decode a foreign blob, was sent it unchanged, and stayed wedged — the exact failure this branch exists to fix. Meanwhile a key-auth relay genuinely fronting OpenAI was classified as unable to decode and needlessly lost its compacted context. Relay is now positive only for the canonical surface, the exact official OpenAI API, or a destination whose operator opts in with the new `decodesNativeCompactionBlobs` provider flag. Verified that the flag survives config derivation and reaches the predicate, since the unit tests construct provider literals and would not have caught it being dropped there. Also corrects a stale line in the transport notes: compact-wire items are not exempt from the `store: false` item-id strip. That exemption was deliberately reverted to match codex-rs (`core/src/client.rs:918-925`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…vation guard The guard is sound, but its comments claimed it fixed Grok's `Could not decrypt the provided encrypted_content` failure. Live bisection disproved that: Grok emits summary-channel reasoning natively, so `reasoningItemToSummaryShape` returns early and this rewrite never fires on that route. The real cause was `"content": null` on the replayed reasoning item, fixed separately. A false causal claim in a comment is worse than none — the next reader trusts it. The rule is restated on its own terms: an item carrying opaque provider state should not have its stored shape changed unless that backend has an explicit replay contract, which is why DeepSeek was safe and why the Kimi/GLM/NeuralWatt routes now on `preserveReasoningContentModels` are the ones this actually guards. Comments and prose only; no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…route switch
Switching models mid-conversation broke the next turn. Reproduced end to end
through the proxy: mint a reasoning item on xai/grok-4.6, replay to
openai/gpt-5.6-sol.
replay grok -> grok : OK
replay grok -> SOL : Unknown parameter: 'input[1].status'
... status removed:
replay grok -> SOL : The encrypted content ZvQ+...fBJg could not be verified.
... status and encrypted_content removed:
replay grok -> SOL : OK
Two independent problems. Grok emits an output-only `status` on reasoning items
that OpenAI rejects on input, and a reasoning blob is decodable only by the
backend that minted it, so after a switch the client replays blobs the new
destination cannot read.
This extends the mechanism the repo already uses for opaque provider state
rather than adding a retry: `reasoning-replay-cache` already keeps a bounded,
thread-scoped store and already computes the provider/destination/adapter/model/
credential identity. It now also records which identity served a thread last, and
a request whose identity differs from that record drops `encrypted_content` from
replayed reasoning items before they go out. No record — fresh process, evicted,
expired, no client thread — keeps the blobs rather than discarding valid cached
reasoning on a guess; that leaves a switch spanning a proxy restart uncovered,
which the comment states rather than implies.
`status` is stripped only from items that are not forwarding a blob. An
OpenAI-operated backend binds the blob to the item's exact shape, so removing any
field from an item we still expect it to decode can invalidate it — the same
failure an unconditional `content` strip already produced once on this codebase.
Content blanking predates that invariant and is unchanged; an item carrying both
a native blob and raw content is a known unresolved conflict, noted in place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…esponses-fixes # Conflicts: # src/adapters/openai-responses.ts # tests/openai-responses-passthrough.test.ts
…ok-responses-fixes
…ok-responses-fixes # Conflicts: # src/adapters/openai-responses.ts # src/providers/openai-tiers.ts
The serving-identity record compared `credentialIdentity`, which for OAuth is `accountId + generation` and therefore changes on every token refresh. Six of the eight `bindRouteReasoningReplayScope` call sites are key-rotation or OAuth-refresh rebinds, so an ordinary refresh registered as "the backend changed" and the next turn on that thread dropped a valid blob. Key-pool providers would have paid that repeatedly, and silently — nothing errors, the model just loses cached reasoning. The module already distinguishes the durable dimensions for exactly this reason (lidge-jun#1926: the rotating generation deliberately does not participate). The serving record now compares `providerDestinationDurableIdentity` and `credentialDurableIdentity`, and refuses to record at all when those are missing rather than falling back to the volatile pair: a missed strip costs one degraded turn, a spurious strip is a permanent quality regression. The proxy-owned replay cache keeps its stricter key, which is deliberate. Also documents two behaviours that would otherwise read as bugs: a combo that rotates targets between turns legitimately drops blobs while the SSE model-name rewrite hides the switch from the client, and the image/web-search loops consume the replay scope without rebinding, which is what stops an internal small-model call from poisoning the record for the main conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ok-responses-fixes # Conflicts: # src/adapters/openai-responses.ts
The thread-scoped serving-identity record strips replayed blobs
deterministically, but it is in-process and bounded, and it deliberately
keeps blobs when it has no record — stripping on "unknown" would discard
valid reasoning after every restart.
That leaves a failure users hit routinely. From the live usage log, one
conversation:
19:33:31 xai grok-4.6 200 <- last grok turn
19:38 proxy restarted (records wiped)
19:48:11 openai gpt-5.6-sol 400
"The encrypted content Py6J...kwW9 could not be verified.
Reason: Encrypted content could not be decrypted or parsed."
The proxy never served the turn that minted those blobs, so it cannot know
they are foreign. TTL expiry, LRU eviction and any transcript older than the
process open the same hole.
Register a recovery kind rather than invent a retry path: `image-413`
already reacts to an upstream rejection by rebuilding the body once and
refetching inside the recovery loop, with a single-attempt guard. This adds
`opaque-blob-rejection` on the same shape, triggered only by a decoder's own
4xx identity — OpenAI's nested `invalid_encrypted_content`, or xAI's two
concrete decoder messages — and only when the exact outbound body still
carried a blob, so an unrelated `invalid-argument` never gains a hidden
resend and a blobless body never triggers an identical resend.
The deterministic pre-flight stays primary: when a record exists the first
request is already correct and this never runs. Cost when it does run is one
extra round trip and one turn of degraded reasoning.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds routed namespace-tool compatibility, destination-aware compaction handling, encrypted reasoning-content sanitation, bounded replay identity tracking, and one-shot opaque-blob recovery for Responses requests. ChangesResponses compatibility and recovery
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds recursive restoration of routed namespace tool calls, but a small deeply nested upstream response can still exhaust the call stack and turn a request into a 502. Bound the traversal or make it iterative before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)Routed namespace-tool flowsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant OpenAIResponsesAdapter
participant ResponsesCore
participant UpstreamResponses
Client->>OpenAIResponsesAdapter: submit namespace tools and calls
OpenAIResponsesAdapter->>ResponsesCore: return flattened tools and aliases
ResponsesCore->>UpstreamResponses: send rewritten wire names
UpstreamResponses-->>ResponsesCore: return function-call payloads
ResponsesCore-->>Client: restore authorized namespace and tool names
Opaque blob recovery flowsequenceDiagram
participant ResponsesCore
participant UpstreamResponses
participant OpenAIResponsesAdapter
participant ReasoningReplayCache
ResponsesCore->>UpstreamResponses: send request with encrypted content
UpstreamResponses-->>ResponsesCore: return decoder rejection
ResponsesCore->>OpenAIResponsesAdapter: rebuild request without rejected blobs
OpenAIResponsesAdapter->>UpstreamResponses: retry sanitized request once
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rg -n -C8 'TranslatorBudgetExceededError|upstream_error|try \{|catch \(error\)|catch \(err\)' src/server/responses/core.ts | head -n 300
printf '%s\n' '--- bounded-body result semantics ---'
cat -n src/lib/bounded-body.ts | sed -n '1,80p;190,320p'Repository: lidge-jun/opencodex
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Bound nesting depth in restoreRoutedNamespaceCalls. src/server/responses/core.ts:1233-1257 limits the body to 32 MiB, but it does not limit structure. A small deeply nested JSON response can make the recursive traversal at src/responses/namespace-tool-compat.ts:300-348 throw RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded. Track depth or use an iterative traversal, and fail closed with a 502 when the limit is exceeded. Add a regression test.
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In `@src/responses/namespace-tool-compat.ts` around lines 300 - 335, Bound nesting
depth in restoreRoutedNamespaceCalls by enforcing a finite maximum while
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| /** A known in-process route switch requires opaque Responses reasoning blobs to be dropped. */ | ||
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Widen the doc comment to cover the recovery producer.
The comment states the flag marks "A known in-process route switch". After this change there are two producers:
bindRouteReasoningReplayScope(src/server/responses/core.ts:419-421) — the known route switch.prepareOpaqueBlobRecovery(src/server/responses/core.ts:518) — an upstream decoder rejection, which is the unknown-provenance case the recovery comment at src/server/responses/core.ts:4479-4483 describes.
A reader who traces a stripped blob back to this field will look only at the route-switch path and miss the recovery producer. Update the comment so the contract matches both writers.
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- /** A known in-process route switch requires opaque Responses reasoning blobs to be dropped. */
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+ * Opaque Responses reasoning blobs must be dropped from this request. Set either by a known
+ * in-process route switch or by one-shot recovery after an upstream decoder rejected the blob.
+ */
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| /** A known in-process route switch requires opaque Responses reasoning blobs to be dropped. */ | |
| _stripReasoningEncryptedContent?: boolean; | |
| /** | |
| * Opaque Responses reasoning blobs must be dropped from this request. Set either by a known | |
| * in-process route switch or by one-shot recovery after an upstream decoder rejected the blob. | |
| */ | |
| _stripReasoningEncryptedContent?: boolean; |
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In `@src/types/request.ts` around lines 68 - 69, Update the documentation comment
for _stripReasoningEncryptedContent to describe both route-switch handling and
opaque-blob recovery after upstream decoder rejection, rather than only the
known in-process route switch; keep the flag’s behavior unchanged.
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Superseded by #2254, which carries this change plus the rest of the series as a single review target. These eight PRs had to merge in a strict order, and the later four each carried the whole series as their diff (up to 27 files / +2830), so reviewing them in isolation was not actually possible. #2254 has the same 16 commits with each unit's evidence intact in its message, and the combined test gate. Nothing is dropped — the branch is unchanged and still pushed, so this can be reopened if a split is preferred after all. |
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Summary
The thread-scoped serving-identity record added in #2248 strips replayed blobs deterministically, but it is in-process and bounded, and it deliberately keeps blobs when it has no record — stripping on "unknown" would discard valid reasoning after every restart.
That leaves a failure users hit routinely. From the live usage log, one conversation:
The proxy never served the turn that minted those blobs, so it cannot know they are foreign. TTL expiry, LRU eviction and any transcript older than the process open the same hole.
Approach — register a recovery kind, not a new retry path
image-413already reacts to an upstream rejection by rebuilding the body once and refetching inside the recovery loop, guarded to a single attempt. This addsopaque-blob-rejectionon the same shape.The trigger is deliberately narrow — it fires only when all hold:
openai-responsesadapter, not already attempted;invalid_encrypted_content, or one of xAI's two concrete decoder messages. Genericinvalid-argumentprose never gains a hidden resend.Note xAI names the compaction blob even when the item it refused is a
reasoningitem, so the match is on error identity, not on which noun the message uses.The deterministic pre-flight stays primary. When a record exists the first request is already correct and this never runs. The cost when it does run is one extra round trip and one turn of degraded reasoning.
On the "no retry-on-4xx" rule
#2248's spec said not to add one. That was right against using a retry instead of deterministic prevention, and it is wrong as a blanket ban: the proxy cannot determine provenance for history it never served, and the upstream's error code is authoritative and self-identifying.
Verification
Live, through the deployed proxy, reading
~/.opencodex/usage.jsonlrather than trusting the HTTP status:opaque-blob-rejectionopaque-blob-rejectionopaque-blob-rejectionThis PR alone does not fix the cold path — see #2252. With the blob retained,
statuswas retained too, and OpenAI rejectsUnknown parameter: 'input[1].status'before validating the blob, so this recovery correctly never matched. The table above was measured with that companion fix in place.Tests
bun run test— 13777 pass, 10 skip, 1 fail:tests/key-login-live-update.test.ts. Pre-existing and unrelated; every gate in this series lands on exactly that one failure.New coverage: the trigger predicate matrix (accepts all three decoder identities; rejects unrelated 400s, 5xx, blobless sends, non-Responses adapters, and repeats), an end-to-end resend asserting exactly two upstream calls with surrounding items byte-equal and the compaction item degraded, the single-attempt guard surfacing the second rejection, and the post-success identity record under a simulated eviction.
Part of #2240.
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