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participant CLI as codex-cli-update
participant Plan as createCodexCliUpdatePlan
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리뷰 · 우선순위 71 / 80이 PR은 Codex CLI를 고치기 전에 필요한 두 답을 만듭니다. 하나는 이 설치를 OpenCodex가 관리해도 되는가입니다. 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 실행 전에 잡아 둔 대화형 거절의 종료 코드 0을 유지할지. 도움말의 "plan id가 apply를 허가한다"는 문장은 apply가 이 PR에 없습니다. 너의 추천 읽기 전용 plan, 레지스트리 고정, 프로세스 목록을 못 읽으면 거절, apply를 이 PR에서 뺀 경계는 유지하세요. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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🟠 Major · Bind the displayed install command to the official registry. · cli-update-plan.ts:115-127
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBind the displayed install command to the official registry.
codexCliUpdatePlanIdbinds the plan to target evidence resolved fromhttps://registry.npmjs.org, butcodexCliUpdateCommandomits--registry. When an operator runs the displayed command, npm can use the user's configured registry and install a different artifact for the same package and version. This breaks the plan's evidence binding.🐛 Suggested fix
export function codexCliUpdateCommand(version: string): readonly string[] { - return Object.freeze(["npm", "install", "-g", `${CODEX_CLI_PACKAGE}@${version}`]); + return Object.freeze([ + "npm", + "install", + "-g", + "--registry", + CODEX_CLI_REGISTRY, + `${CODEX_CLI_PACKAGE}@${version}`, + ]); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Require agreement with the resolved Codex executable before… · cli-install-provenance.ts:764-781
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire agreement with the resolved Codex executable before attestation.
inspectionDeps()setsselectionAttested: truefor the launcher'sCODEX_CLI_PATHsnapshot. The runtime resolver probes that candidate first, but it can reject it and select a persisted or discovered executable. The check path can then report the snapshot's global npm package asmanaged_npm_global, and the plan path can use that report for the wrong installation.Pass the resolver's selected executable through the proof-bound context, and set
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🟡 Minor · Separate public location from plan identity. · cli-update-plan.ts:120-158
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSeparate public location from plan identity.
locationis a public display value.publicExecutableLocationreduces the selected launcher to<path>/codex. The managed npm branch validatesmanifest.rootbut discards it before returning the report.
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Reviewing exact head 77188cb8f72140d53dfe593156c84d582a9e3214, the exact-head CI is green but three blockers remain. (1) Registry evidence is produced by bare npm using live process.env, not the launcher proof-captured executable/PATH. Because the launcher intentionally deletes PATH before the Bun child, a project dotenv can supply a fake npm that returns a version, integrity, and official-looking tarball URL, yielding a forged applicable plan. Bind the query executable/environment to the attested launcher proof and test hostile PATH selection. (2) the “live Codex session refuses” contract only scans app-server/code-mode processes; a normal interactive Codex TUI is missed and can still yield applicable: true. Either detect all live Codex sessions or narrow the documented contract. (3) “writes nothing” is inaccurate: the plan creates a temp directory, package.json, and npmrc, which may remain after forced termination. Document this as no application-state mutation with isolated temporary files.
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The pinned registry, refused-on-unreadable-process-table, exit-0 refusals, and the no-apply boundary are unchanged. Apply stays out of this PR until that evidence layer lands. |
…pdate plan Refs lidge-jun#2811: the maintainer asked for a reachable, proven installation-provenance predicate and a read-only plan before any apply step.
- Displayed npm install command pins the official registry, matching the resolved target evidence (review major). - Plan identity binds a digest of the canonical install root instead of the redacted <path>/codex display location, so distinct install roots can no longer share a plan id. - selectionAttested additionally requires the runtime resolver pick to match the inspected candidate; a snapshot the resolver would have rejected cannot make another install managed. - The npm config isolation directory cleans itself up on partial setup failure, and setup failure now refuses the resolve instead of throwing. - Help/management surface no longer implies a plan id authorizes an apply that does not exist.
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CHANGES REQUESTED for exact head 319ea30bf3471a746762f7aa0572c10026831f68. The rebase does not resolve the three current blockers.
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Registry evidence still executes npm from ambient
process.env.inspectionDeps()uses the proof-captured launcher PATH for install ownership, butresolveCodexCliUpdateTarget()callsnpmInvocation(args)without passing that environment. On non-Windows this is barenpm; its spawned environment is a clone of liveprocess.env. A project/dotenv-injected PATH can therefore select a different npm and forge mutually consistent version/integrity/tarball output. Bind the registry query executable and PATH to the same launcher-attested evidence and add a hostile ambient-PATH regression. -
The live-session contract is broader than the scanner. The module says any live Codex session refuses, while
scanCodexAppServerProcesses()intentionally recognizes only app-server and code-mode-host. A normal interactive Codex TUI can coexist with anapplicable: trueplan. Either detect the sessions the contract promises or narrow the module/CLI/docs wording to the actual blocker set. -
“Writes nothing” remains inaccurate. The plan creates a temporary directory,
package.json, and npmrc; forced process termination can leave them. Document this as no application-state mutation with isolated temporary files and best-effort cleanup.
The current hosted run is still in progress and remains a separate gate. Please also update/respond to the prior review before requesting another exact-head approval.
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CORRECTION / CHANGES REQUESTED for current exact head 814aa2fc53bb9425fdc5a55376c04ba7c3c2bfe1. My preceding review raced a head update: it was attached to this commit while describing 319ea30b. Please use this review instead.
Two earlier blockers are fixed here: npm PATH/PATHEXT now comes from the inspection snapshot, and the planner uses the all-session scanner so normal TUI/exec sessions are included. Remaining blockers:
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The evidence-producing startup environment is not fully bound.
codexCliUpdateNpmEnv()still clones ambientprocess.envand replaces only PATH/PATHEXT. Inputs such asNODE_OPTIONSexecute inside the official Node-based npm process, so a proof-bound executable alone does not prove the registry evidence environment. An absent trusted PATH is also deleted instead of becoming an explicit empty PATH. Isolate executable startup inputs and regress hostile ambient environment plus absent-PATH behavior. -
P2: normal success writes outside the owned temporary root. npmrc/cwd are isolated, but npm cache/logs are not; ambient HOME leaves npm using
~/.npm, creating cache /_logsand loading/pruning logs duringnpm view. Put--cachebeneath the owned temp root, document best-effort cleanup, and add a real-npm disposable-home no-residue regression. The current “leaves no state behind” claim is false even without forced termination. -
Exact-head CI is failed.
gatesandtest 3/4both report stale generatedskills/ocx/references/01_management_surface.md: lines 113 and 683 contain??where regeneration expects em dashes. Regenerate from the canonical source and rerun exact CI.
This correction supersedes my immediately preceding stale-description review.
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CHANGES REQUESTED for exact head bbd08022fa74df3bedc410df7330805254768941. This commit fixes the two generated-reference characters only; the two P2 runtime blockers from the corrected 814aa2fc review remain unchanged.
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codexCliUpdateNpmEnv()still clones ambientprocess.envand strips onlynpm_config_*. AmbientNODE_OPTIONStherefore executes in the Node-based npm process before registry queries, so proof-bound PATH does not bind the evidence-producing startup environment. When the trusted snapshot has no PATH, the merge also deletes PATH rather than installing an explicit empty fail-closed value. Isolate executable startup inputs and regress hostileNODE_OPTIONSplus absent PATH. -
npm cache/log writes still escape the owned temp root. The command isolates cwd and npmrc but never
--cache; ambient HOME makes ordinarynpm viewcreate/use~/.npmand_logs, while cleanup removes only the metadata directory. Bind cache/log state under the owned root, document best-effort cleanup, and add a real-npm disposable-home no-residue regression. The current “leaves no state behind” contract is false on normal success.
The generated docs now match their canonical source. Exact-head CI is still running and is a separate gate.
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@Ingwannu The two remaining P2 blockers from your bbd0802 review are addressed at 5c4c967. P2 evidence-producing startup environment. codexCliUpdateNpmEnv now also strips Node's own startup channels - NODE_OPTIONS, NODE_PATH, NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED and NODE_COMPILE_CACHE - so nothing ambient executes inside the Node-based npm process or voids the pinned-registry TLS check. NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS stays ambient as the supported TLS extension. When the trusted snapshot carries no PATH, codexCliUpdateBoundEnv installs an explicit empty PATH rather than deleting it: executable resolution fails closed (on Windows the resolver finds nothing and never spawns; on POSIX the bare npm name execs under the empty PATH and fails) instead of silently re-inheriting the ambient one. P2 writes outside the owned root. isolatedNpmArgs now passes --cache=/npm-cache, so npm's _cacache and _logs live inside the same temporary directory the finally block already removes. Nothing reaches the ambient ~/.npm on a normal success. The module, capabilities and registry wording was corrected from "leaves no state behind" to no application-state mutation with isolated temporary files and best-effort cleanup, per your earlier wording point. Regressions added: hostile NODE_OPTIONS/NODE_PATH/NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED never reach the spawned npm env; a PATH-less trusted snapshot resolves unresolved with an explicit empty PATH; --cache is asserted inside the isolation cwd; and a real npm spawn under the captured argv with a disposable HOME leaves it completely empty (all residue under the owned root). Local: codex-cli-update-plan.test.ts 31 pass / 0 fail, including the real-npm disposable-home run (npm resolved on this machine). |
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Exact-head re-review of d05a5d990134456ae292407d6cf0953ec89329c5: the prior startup-input, absent-PATH, and npm cache/log blockers are materially improved, but one P2 and three false-positive tests remain.
P2 — ambient Node output paths still escape the owned root. NODE_V8_COVERAGE survives the environment filter and makes Node write coverage JSON to an arbitrary external directory when npm exits, independent of --cache. NODE_REDIRECT_WARNINGS can similarly write warning output outside the root. Strip or redirect Node output-path variables under a documented allowlist/denylist contract and add external sentinel regressions.
The new tests do not yet prove their claims:
- The absent-PATH case never asserts the target is
unresolved; the POSIX stub can still return successful registry metadata, while zero Windows calls makes the loop vacuous. - The real-npm case sets
realRan=truebeforespawnSyncand never checkserror, exit status, or recognizable npm output, so ENOENT/timeout can pass. - Its owned-root residue walk runs after the resolver has removed that root and swallows
readdirSyncerrors, so it normally inspects nothing. Observe owned artifacts before cleanup through a controlled seam, then assert removal afterwards.
Also update the PR body from the obsolete absolute no-state claim. Keep CHANGES_REQUESTED until these are fixed and exact-head CI is green. No security scan was run.
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@Ingwannu The remaining P2 and the three test-integrity findings are addressed at aba8580. P2 ambient Node output paths: NODE_V8_COVERAGE and NODE_REDIRECT_WARNINGS join the drop set, so the Node process cannot write coverage JSON or warning output to arbitrary external directories on exit. The surviving allowlist is documented as proxy variables plus NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS only; the hostile-env regression now plants all five injection/output channels and asserts none survive into the spawned env. Test claims now prove what they say:
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Drop LD_* and DYLD_* environment families before spawning npm. Keep supported proxy/TLS settings and document the denylist boundary. Add capture-only regressions without loading native code.
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Additional author finding at the same startup-environment boundary: the prior filter still forwarded ambient LD_* / DYLD_* loader controls. The Linux loader contract documents preloaded/audit objects and LD_DEBUG_OUTPUT outside npm's cache controls. This is a source/environment-propagation finding, not a claim that native code was executed in a live account. Fixed in a5bbeb5 by dropping those two variable families. Nine capture-only regressions failed before the fix and now pass; the complete four-file focused set is 146 pass / 1 platform skip / 0 fail. Supported proxy/extra-CA behavior remains. The owning documentation states the actual denylist boundary. New associated CI is pending, and the PR remains Draft for re-review. |
Preserve the existing read-only planning and provenance behavior while integrating current dev. Windows Bun 1.4.0 focused checks: 159 pass, 19 platform skips, 0 fail on unchanged retry; initial run had four timeout failures. Typecheck, structure, privacy, file-size ratchet and skill surface checks pass. Full local suite deferred under the documented resource exception; exact-head hosted CI remains required.
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Sentinel regression follow-up for Added one test in The positive control proves this Node process can write both output types. Removing each existing output filter separately made the new regression fail because the corresponding sentinel was actually created. Both temporary mutations were restored byte-for-byte before the final validation. Validation on Windows:
Cross-platform CI completed successfully for this exact HEAD. Actual checkout The PR remains Draft. Independent security review and the maintainer's requested-changes re-review remain pending; these author test results do not constitute that approval. The original local worktrees and indexes remain unchanged. Earlier integration evidence (previous HEAD)Maintenance verification for Integrated upstream The final integration passed 69 focused tests with 832 assertions, covering CLI capabilities, route registration, update-plan behavior, generated documentation, test layout and the new role routes using synthetic loopback fixtures. Typecheck, structure, privacy, file-size, skill-surface and diff checks passed. Earlier focused validation remains recorded separately; it is not counted as a fresh full-suite run. Cross-platform CI succeeded for this exact HEAD; checkout Independent security review and maintainer approval remain pending. The original local worktree and index were preserved. |
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🟠 Major · Rethrow non-ENOENT /proc read failures. · app-server-processes.ts:368-392
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ENOENT/procread failures.The catch block suppresses permission and other read failures, so an active session can disappear from the scan and the update planner can proceed. The same enumerator also feeds the app-server process paths. Throwing for every PID error would turn ordinary process-exit races into whole-enumeration failures. Ignore only
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- Around line 368-392: Update the catch block in listUnixProcSnapshots to ignore
only ENOENT errors from per-process reads and rethrow all other errors,
preserving the behavior for processes that exit during the scan.
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Ignore only ENOENT disappearance races while enumerating process status and command lines. Preserve uncertainty for update plans and diagnostics without widening restart targets. Regress default enumeration, partial results, planner refusal, and same-user signaling.
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Addressed the outside-diff process-read finding in review #6152 (review) with commit 1b23000. The procfs enumerator now ignores only ENOENT disappearance races. EACCES, EPERM, EIO and uncoded read failures invalidate the entire observation; the default update planner refuses with blocked_process_state_unknown. Restart/kill selection remains same-user and app-server-only and signals nothing on incomplete enumeration. The regression suite reaches the actual default enumeration through scoped filesystem spies: before the fix 3 tests passed and 9 failed, including an incorrectly applicable plan; afterward all 12 pass (62 assertions). Typecheck and structure/privacy/generated-surface/file-size checks pass. The PR Verification section records the complete focused results and the six unrelated catalog tests reproduced unchanged at the parent head under this sandbox's /tmp ownership restriction. Exact-head Cross-platform CI https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/actions/runs/36947698489 and React Doctor https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex/actions/runs/36947698450 have both succeeded. Cross-platform CI completed 16 successful and 9 skipped jobs; skipped full Windows/macOS matrices are not executed coverage. CodeRabbit status is successful. Existing maintainer changes-requested and security-review requirements remain in force; no review has been dismissed or re-requested. @CodeRabbit review |
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Regenerate the management surface from the combined capability table. Preserve the update-plan, provenance and process-scan implementations.
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Integrated current dev Validation and the initial PATH-related test failure are recorded in the updated Verification section: 225 focused passes / 3 platform skips after rerunning the five corrected executable-lookup cases, 94 inventory/hygiene passes, and passing typecheck, structure, privacy, generated-surface and ratchet checks. Cross-platform CI and React Doctor succeeded on this exact head; CodeRabbit status is successful. CI recorded 16 successful and 9 skipped jobs; skipped platform matrices are not tested coverage. The startup-output sentinel, isolated npm cache/log and fail-closed process-read regressions remain present and passing in the focused set. Existing re-review requests remain in place. The maintainer changes-requested review and explicit security-review requirement still need independent resolution; this update does not dismiss them. |
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Scoped recheck at 4e56afa: the output-path filter now removes NODE_V8_COVERAGE/NODE_REDIRECT_WARNINGS, the absent-PATH fixture asserts an unresolved outcome, and real-runtime tests observe output/owned artifacts before cleanup with process-exit checks. Independent Linux/Bun1.4.0 validation of those three review-relevant cases was attempted with the user-manager's default PATH: 1 pass/2 fail because Node and npm were absent from that PATH. Those failures remain recorded; no passing-runtime claim comes from them. A single bounded retry supplied the existing Node 24.16.0 bin directory to the isolated workload, with a fresh private home. Exact-head hosted CI37214715474 completed success and React Doctor37214715482 passed. Please refresh the top 'Latest dev integration/Current HEAD cab6605' receipt: it is historical, not this current head/base. The broader provenance/planner/process review and required independent boundary review remain separate from this narrow checkpoint; no whole-PR approval or blanket withdrawal of legacy objections. Sequential ubuntu execution used CPU75%, MemoryHigh1280M/MemoryMax1536M, swap0, Tasks64, IOWeight20, nice10, RuntimeMax120/stop5s; effective live caps verified, retry peak30.3MiB, units ended and protected actual-home snapshots unchanged. No scan or merge performed. |
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Current-head checkpoint for bae705e6f015f816b262ff8fc3113ea89d6258e2 (base dadc2328f107daf08cac1e99530df80ab19e0808, target dev).
The planner, installation-provenance, process-scanner and CLI update implementation are byte-identical to the previously inspected 4e56afa4efc3d3e654d9b72ea83411269ef01406, as are the focused planner/provenance/process/CLI regressions and active-registry admission fixture. The large older-head-relative capability/generated-reference diff includes integrated upstream CLI work; it is not a new planner implementation. The actual dev-relative surface adds the plan command and projects 329 declared capabilities. I have not repeated passing local tests on unchanged code or run the real updater, registry probe, native CLI or service.
Exact-head Cross-platform CI 37234613334 completed successfully. Its Typecheck and four Linux shards passed; React Doctor 37234613336 also passed. Full Windows/macOS test matrices were skipped, so this is not platform-wide certification. All five inline review threads are currently resolved, but that does not withdraw the historical maintainer change-request reviews or replace the independent boundary review.
Please add a current Verification checkpoint to the description: it still introduces cab66051 and its historical 74-capability count as the latest integration, while the current head and generated surface are different. Keep historical receipts labeled as historical, state the actual validation/coverage exception for this head, and link the new exact-head CI separately. Existing independent review and sponsorship requirements remain; this COMMENTED checkpoint is not approval, integration authorization or dismissal of an outstanding review. No security/privacy scan was run.
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@coderabbitai review Please review the unreviewed delta through current head Author follow-up on 2026-10-06: all five existing inline threads are already resolved. Current-head Cross-platform CI 37234613334 and React Doctor 37234613336 completed successfully, as recorded in the description. I did not rerun unchanged passing checks or expand the read-only planner into an apply/install feature. The maintainer's narrower process-scan checkpoint and the corrected head/CI metadata do not waive the outstanding overall review, security review or sponsorship requirements. Please focus on current executable provenance, isolated npm metadata lookup, cleanup refusal behavior and cross-user read-only session detection, without changing the same-user restart/kill boundary. No package was installed, process signalled, configuration changed or merge authorized. |
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bae705e6)bae705e6f015f816b262ff8fc3113ea89d6258e2; tree:b941ff19a98535d07bf890b1e4b9eb5c3b564038; targetdev, observed basedadc2328f107daf08cac1e99530df80ab19e0808. This is a normal two-parent merge of4e56afa4efc3d3e654d9b72ea83411269ef01406and that dev commit.cab66051integration below are historical receipts, not the current tree.4e56afa4confirm unchanged planner, installation-provenance, process-scanner and CLI update implementation, plus all six focused planner/provenance/process/admission fixtures. This comparison establishes unchanged source content; it is not a new execution of those tests or an approval.test:changedwere not rerun for this integration under the documented shared-resource exception; unchanged local test results are not represented as fresh tests at this head. Current broader coverage is the exact-head hosted CI above. This description-only correction ran no new tests, security/privacy scan, native CLI, installer or service.Historical dev integration (
cab66051)cab66051f899ce9f103c0e4d43156a1a86068131; tested/published tree:88d30e346cc3e637dc4cafae5520b0990b04894f. Normal two-parent merge of previous HEAD1b230000and devfc0f24a57bb46ae440d29e8c1128fb9aa5a774cb; no history rewrite.1b230000. Prior startup-environment, no-application-state-mutation and fail-closed process-read fixes remain intact.test:changedwere not run under the documented focused-validation exception while parallel worktrees shared resources. Focused coverage exercises the conflicted generator, CLI registry, planner/provenance, process enumeration including procfs-error refusal, zero-effect boundary, admission fixture, and merged inventories. Broader coverage is left to exact-head hosted CI. No live provider/registry queries, install/app replacement, desktop use, credential/security change or Windows execution was performed.Integration validation commands
Historical process-read safety follow-up (
1b230000)1b23000030b2eb11cf2522086bd89040c95ee9fc; validated tree:0aec5c0f3392cf0482f3b1d9eafb48099e27ac82. Normal fast-forward from4e7c1e29; no history was rewritten.ENOENTdisappearance races. Permission, I/O and uncoded failures invalidate the whole observation rather than returning a partial/empty session list.blocked_process_state_unknown; catalog diagnostics report unknown; restart enumeration yields no targets. Read-only all-user observation and the same-user, app-server-only signal boundary are unchanged.6d84e4468d7b4b94c5b9ec86040a0f9fb7be030cis conflict-free (7 commits behind). No unrelated dev integration was added.Historical process-read verification
Linux/Bun 1.4.0, synthetic homes and fresh test runtime directories:
codex-models-cache-invalidate.test.ts, returningunsafe-path; the untouched parent4e7c1e29reproduces exactly the same 6 pass / 6 fail within that file. This sandbox's system temporary directory is user-owned mode 0755; the unchanged catalog coordinator requires root ownership and sticky world write/search. No security setting, permission or guard was changed to bypass this restriction.test:changedwere not run under the repository's focused-validation exception because concurrent worktrees share resources and the confirmed sandbox ownership restriction blocks catalog integration. Broader coverage is left to exact-head CI. No live registry/provider calls, installation, desktop use or Windows execution was performed.Follow-up validation commands
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4e7c1e29)4e7c1e29665e3763f6adb81ab3fa1d89b13b43a1; validated tree:a9391b747eadfdfb3d6236931770355e27829402. This is a normal two-parent merge of previous HEAD60e3fca4and devf86ad0ad594f2a3a7dabcc1fe37dd662d1b919e8; no history was rewritten.test:changedwere not run for this generated-file conflict integration under the repository's focused-validation exception while concurrent worktrees shared resources. No live provider calls, live registry queries, installation, credential/security changes, or Windows execution were performed.f86ad0ad. A read-only merge preview against newer dev17d6e8498d8f3941995c027d43027df87f27d555is conflict-free; the existing review/security requirements remain separate.CHANGES_REQUESTEDreview and re-review request remain unchanged. Independent maintainer approval and explicit security review remain required before merge.Current integration validation commands
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60e3fca4)60e3fca4af8ebd9bd35a59784be5d14a38256e04. The latest test-only follow-up executes real Node output sentinels before cleanup, with positive controls and separate red/green checks for the coverage and warning-output filters; production code is unchanged by that follow-up.test:changedwere not rerun under the documented focused-validation exception; commands, scope and remaining limitations are recorded in the current verification comment.CHANGES_REQUESTEDreview remains in effect pending reconsideration; independent maintainer approval and explicit security review remain required before merge. Author review readiness does not claim that approval.Historical review follow-up (
0f61f985)0f61f985f0893d4445da7cee60d6f2e3f8cf43ba, exact tested tree562313275124831b0a6ad3a56c55157e3d815fae.Summary
Refs #2811. Per the maintainer's direction, this PR establishes the two prerequisites before any apply step:
cli-install-provenancenow reportsmanaged: truewithreason: "managed_npm_global"when the selectedCODEX_CLI_PATHis (a) attested as the runtime the launcher actually selected and agreed by the runtime resolver (selectionAttestedadditionally requires the resolver's pick to canonicalize to the same path), (b) owned by the npm-global manifest layout, and (c) matching the installed package version. Without all three, the predicate staysmanaged: falseand the installer never claims ownership it cannot prove.ocx codex-cli-update planresolves the advisory target, compares it against the attested installed version, probes the process table fail-closed (scanCodexSessionProcesses, which counts ANY live Codex session - TUI, exec or app-server - not only the kill contract's app-server shape), and emits a machine-readable plan describing what an apply would do and whether it is currently permitted. It installs nothing and mutates no application state; registry evidence is gathered under an isolated temporary npm root (npmrc, cwd, cache and logs) removed best-effort afterwards.The apply implementation itself is intentionally not in this PR; it builds on this predicate and plan contract in a follow-up.
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src/codex/cli-install-provenance.ts: addmanaged_npm_globalreason andselectionAttesteddep;managedrequires attested selection + manifest ownership + version match; relaxversionEvidencetopackage-manifestwhen the manifest itself is the disk evidence; attest only when the resolver-selected command canonicalizes to the inspected candidate; addinstallDigest(sha256 of the canonical manifest root) so plan identity cannot alias two distinct install roots.src/codex/cli-update-plan.ts(new): read-only plan builder - target resolution, semver ordering via sharedcompareStrictSemver, process-scan gating, refusal reasons; plan id bindsinstallDigestrather than the redacted display location; the quoted npm command pins the official registry; npm config isolation cleans up on partial setup failure and a setup failure refuses the resolve instead of throwing. npm's PATH/PATHEXT now come from the same proof-bound launcher snapshot the ownership inspection ran against, so a project dotenv cannot point the evidence query at a different npm.src/cli/codex-cli-update.ts: wirecheck/attest/planverbs; passselectionAttested: trueplus the resolver-selected command (probeVersion: false, read-only) when a trusted launcher selection snapshot exists.src/cli/capabilities.ts,registry.ts,system-command.ts: surface the new verbs in the CLI registry/management surface.src/codex/app-server-processes.ts: addscanCodexAppServerProcesses(fail-closedobserved | unavailable) so the plan can distinguish "no processes" from "could not enumerate"; addisCodexSessionCommandLine/scanCodexSessionProcessesso the plan also blocks on sessions the restart contract intentionally never signals - the restart matcher keeps its subcommand discipline, and the update blocker widens to executable identity.src/lib/strict-semver.ts+src/cli/version-skew.ts: extract sharedcompareStrictSemverso the plan and the skew diagnostic cannot disagree on version ordering.skills/ocx/references/01_management_surface.md; layout fixtures updated.codex-cli-update-plan.test.ts(process scan, semver ordering, refusal paths, install-root identity, bound-env npm resolution),codex-app-server-processes.test.ts(session matcher), provenance cases formanaged_npm_global(reachable, resolver-mismatch, non-owned layout ignored, persisted-vs-flag independence), registry/zero-effect wording updates.Historical startup-environment follow-up (
a5bbeb58)a5bbeb58377a0bb28fb935497123ff1314d42b94; tested/published tree:157436aa1f49082e259caea5b55889b494cfa5c7.LD_*/DYLD_*controls still reached npm's child environment. Added capture-only cases reproduced forwarding for nine representative loader/output variables before the fix (9 failures). These cases capture the real resolver's three spawn-option sets; they do not load a library, launch a native child or contact a service.NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTSand ordinary OS environment. Document this as a bounded startup/output denylist rather than an inaccurate full-environment allowlist claim. No installed security setting or parent-process environment is changed by the planner.Integration checkpoint and verification
7d3df207105880a89b3c305d5aa401d31d74e592; tree:1adce5ded3caa4f15b2b79e6ceba564b65227c3b. This incorporates dev592c5cfc043cd5b69e8aea0f12b9a0644cc50612while preserving the previous head as a parent. No commit history was force-pushed away.bun test tests/codex-integration/active-registry-admission.test.ts: 12 pass / 0 fail, 294 assertions, including real literal-loopback fixture teardown/cancellation.bun test tests/test-layout.test.ts tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts: 18 pass / 0 fail, 555 assertions. Typecheck, privacy, structure, file-size ratchet, generated skill-surface check and dev-relative diff whitespace check passed.Historical test plan
bun test tests/codex-integration/codex-cli-update-plan.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-cli-install-provenance.test.ts tests/cli/cli-codex-cli-update.test.ts tests/codex-integration/codex-app-server-processes.test.ts- 117 pass, 16 skip (POSIX-only cases skip on Windows), 0 fail.bun x tsc --noEmit- clean.Summary by CodeRabbit