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What changed

  • Implements the Spec 006 T079 bounded Codex App Server proof harness and deterministic protocol/state-machine coverage.
  • Keeps the real connected proof local-only, single-attempt governed, and outside ordinary CI.
  • Enforces disposable/read-only proof context, system/managed configuration isolation, sealed native executable snapshot launch on supported Linux/WSL2, descendant execution denial, bounded stdout/protocol handling, Stdio::null() for raw candidate stderr, and bounded cleanup/ownership evidence.
  • Disables Codex 0.149 built-in shell authority with the exact SessionFlags override features.shell_tool=false and requires config/read to prove the effective value and exact sessionFlags origin before thread/start.
  • Uses the exact T079 outputSchema and accepts only {"status":"WINDS_T079_OK"} as bounded Agent-runtime evidence, never verification/acceptance evidence.
  • Keeps turn/completed terminal and rejects delayed/post-terminal frames fail-closed.
  • Adds rejection-only static diagnostic classification/counts and bounds later App Server failure diagnostics to compile-time categories/phase labels so raw inbound method/error/params/IDs/CodexInbound debug payloads are not surfaced.

Current changed-file scope remains exactly:

  • specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md
  • src/agentic_codex.rs
  • src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs

Spec Kit traceability

  • Spec: specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/spec.md
  • Plan: specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/plan.md
  • Tasks: specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md
  • Active task: T079 — FIRST REAL CODEX PROMPT: bounded App Server proof
  • Dependency state: T078 is the prerequisite; T079 remains open; T080 remains blocked on T079.

Deterministic evidence

Current exact repair candidate at the time of this body update:

  • Head: 6fa296ddb7d54ece42229230aa58810bcbb4fc81
  • Base: 06e515471cf91a0f1d5b257d6e9820096d9a0197
  • Commit purpose: bound App Server-controlled T079 diagnostics.
  • Scope from prior repair head c60f8607cb95a3fbebc5d647f13feccb4daca7ec: one fast-forward commit; only src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs changed.

Current exact-head CI is not qualified yet:

  • Quality #823 — FAILURE at cargo fmt --all -- --check before Clippy/tests.

  • Release Candidate #585 — FAILURE at cargo fmt --all -- --check before later gates.

  • Windows Terminal #528 — FAILURE at cargo fmt --all -- --check before later gates.

  • The observed diff is formatting-only in the new diagnostic regression edits. No semantic PASS is claimed for this head until a formatting follow-up produces a new exact SHA and its required workflows complete successfully.

  • cargo fmt --check

  • cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings

  • cargo test --workspace

  • cargo test --manifest-path tests/pty_helper/Cargo.toml — if PTY/process behavior changed

  • cargo test --manifest-path tests/terminal_session_helper/Cargo.toml — if shared terminal-session behavior changed

  • Additional spec-specific tests:

    • T079 deterministic protocol/state/diagnostic regression coverage on the final exact head.

Historical connected attempt — consumed, not reusable

The previously founder-authorized one-shot attempt applied only to exact candidate:

  • Head: 9ba0779fe8c99a9b6831379d8547b542af6d6074
  • Tree: afdb1582760b11bdb31b4b5b67c5f459a5055a5d
  • Base: 06e515471cf91a0f1d5b257d6e9820096d9a0197

That attempt was launched once and is consumed:

RUN_STARTED=YES
ATTEMPT_CONSUMED=YES
CODEX_PROMPT_SENT=YES
LIVE_OUTCOME=FAIL_CLOSED
AUTOMATIC_RETRY=NO
PRIMARY_CHECKOUT_MUTATION=NOT_OBSERVED

The supplied local excerpt proved only that the canonical ignored test reached the live proof and run_connected_proof(...) returned Err after approximately 77.72s. It did not expose the sanitized inner error, so this PR does not attribute that failure to any specific method, notification, payload, tool, or activity.

No connected Codex retry has been launched on c60f8607... or 6fa296d.... Historical exact-head CI/review evidence does not carry forward to a later repair SHA.

Review stack

  • Self-review of the bounded diagnostic repair completed; self-authored inline comments are explicitly non-authoritative and do not count as independent review evidence.
  • OpenAI codex independent review completed with no unresolved material findings on the final exact head.
  • Independent+ review completed with no unresolved material findings on the final exact head.
  • Independent+ mode used: pending final exact-head review.

A fresh independent review must target the eventual fully qualified exact head after all formatting/CI repairs. Older-head reviews are historical only.

Winds safety invariants

  • No PTY ownership regression introduced by the bounded-diagnostics repair.
  • No hidden shell execution path added; T079 explicitly sets features.shell_tool=false and verifies its effective SessionFlags origin before thread/start.
  • No autonomous re-entry into command execution; forbidden activity remains fail-closed.
  • Child cleanup remains bounded and owned.
  • No secrets/logging policy regression intended; App Server-controlled method/error/params/IDs/debug payloads are reduced to fixed categories in proof failure diagnostics, and raw candidate stderr remains discarded.

Findings / exceptions

  • T079 is not CLOSED_CANONICAL.
  • T080 remains BLOCKED by T079.
  • The historical exact-SHA founder authorization for 9ba0779fe8c99a9b6831379d8547b542af6d6074 was consumed at launch and cannot authorize another connected attempt.
  • Before any retry, the final repair SHA must pass deterministic qualification and all required exact-head CI, receive fresh exact-head independent review with zero unresolved material findings, and then receive the repository-required fresh authorization tied to that exact SHA.
  • No retry is currently authorized by this PR update.
  • Merge authorization is NO; this PR body update does not authorize merge.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds test-only T079 protocol tracking, request correlation, identity binding, strict notification validation, connected-proof containment checks, regression coverage, and sanitized rejection diagnostics. It also updates the required acceptance evidence.

Changes

T079 connected proof

Layer / File(s) Summary
T079 protocol state tracking
src/agentic_codex.rs
T079 uses experimental API mode, disables remoteControl/status/changed, builds bounded single-shot requests, tracks pending requests, validates responses, binds identities, and clears state after errors.
T079 notification validation
src/agentic_codex.rs
Notifications require exact phases, identities, fields, values, and nested schemas. Tests cover malformed, incomplete, mismatched, invalid, and out-of-order payloads.
Proof boundaries and diagnostics
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md
The proof harness checks configuration isolation, platform containment, stderr handling, sealed executable snapshots, and the pinned structured result. Rejection diagnostics expose only protocol shapes and bounded object-key counts.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 80cf9

The PR adds a bounded test-only connected Codex proof without expanding production terminal authority, but the proof state machine can still proceed with a turn after thread establishment fails, weakening fail-closed guarantees; it is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to enforce thread binding and preserve isolation and phase checks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant T079Client
  participant CodexAppServer
  participant T079Proof
  T079Client->>CodexAppServer: send bounded T079 request
  CodexAppServer-->>T079Client: return response or notification
  T079Client->>T079Client: validate phase, schema, and identity
  T079Proof->>T079Client: record sanitized rejection metadata
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Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 68.12% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 69 functions across 1 files. (1 skipped: … Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: adding the T079 bounded Codex connected proof.
Description check ✅ Passed The description follows the required template and documents scope, traceability, deterministic evidence, review status, safety invariants, and findings or exceptions.
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Docstring coverage is 68.12% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 69 functions across 1 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)

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AUTHOR_T079_REVIEW_PASS

Exact head: 081998e
Exact tree: 6b8615fcb69160488cd401e0f6d18cb494ba14ad
Canonical base: 06e5154

Correctness/safety review completed against the final two-file diff and current Codex App Server protocol. The earlier environment-isolation gap was not waived: it was repaired by T079-only experimental opt-in plus explicit empty environments/runtime roots/dynamic tools/capability roots, returned-root/instruction-source validation, and future-fail-closed item handling. Stable T077 initialization remains stable-only.

Verified invariants:

  • mandatory initialize -> successful response -> initialized before later requests;
  • exact runtime identity and exact locally observed version revalidated before launch;
  • one ephemeral thread and one fixed bounded prompt only;
  • no arbitrary model/prompt/tool/policy surface;
  • approvalPolicy=never plus explicit decline on unexpected command/file approvals;
  • readOnly + networkAccess=false;
  • environment access disabled explicitly;
  • zero runtime workspace roots and zero instruction sources required from thread evidence;
  • MCP/tool/hook/web-search/image-generation/collaboration/subagent/diff activity is non-authorizing and fail-closed;
  • unknown item kinds are fail-closed;
  • native thread identity remains separate from Winds session identity;
  • model output remains AGENT_RUNTIME_EVIDENCE_NOT_VERIFIED_OR_ACCEPTED;
  • cleanup targets only the directly owned child; mutated disposable context is preserved rather than erased;
  • no migration, store/domain schema, dependency, main.rs, generic agent surface, or landing automation change.

Exact-head gates:

  • quality #739: PASS
  • windows-terminal #445: PASS
  • release-candidate #502: PASS after same-SHA T063 Windows timing rerun; no code mutation or waiver
  • unit: 242 pass / 0 fail / 3 ignored
  • T079 deterministic: 7/7 PASS
  • live T079 proof: intentionally still PENDING

AUTHOR_T079_REVIEW_PASS
MATERIAL_FINDINGS_WAIVED=NONE
T079_REAL_CODEX_PROOF=PENDING
MERGE_AUTHORIZED=NO
T080=BLOCKED

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PONYTAIL_T079_PASS_NO_REQUIRED_REMOVALS

Exact head: 081998e

YAGNI/minimum-surface review: PASS.

The final diff is limited to the existing Codex protocol module plus one focused T079 test module. The implementation does not add a JSON-RPC framework, async runtime, persistence/migration, generic model chooser, arbitrary prompt API, reusable approval engine, ACP/MCP integration, daemon IPC, remote execution, provider abstraction, primary-checkout mutation, PR/push/merge automation, or automatic landing.

The T079-only experimental initializer is justified by a concrete upstream protocol requirement: explicit environments=[], runtimeWorkspaceRoots=[], dynamicTools=[], and selectedCapabilityRoots=[] are needed to make the first connected proof fail closed rather than inherit default environment/capability surfaces. The normal T077 initializer remains unchanged in behavior.

No further extraction/generalization is required before the first bounded connected proof. Persistence is not required to satisfy T079 provenance because the receipt binds the supplied Winds session id to the returned native thread/turn identities without conflating those namespaces.

PONYTAIL_T079_PASS_NO_REQUIRED_REMOVALS
GENERIC_AGENT_LAYER=NO
NEW_DEPENDENCY=NO
MIGRATION=NO
MAIN_RS_DIFF=NO
AUTOMATIC_LANDING=NO
T079_REAL_CODEX_PROOF=PENDING
MERGE_AUTHORIZED=NO

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Please perform a fresh independent review of exact head 081998e34d40b4689eb9ed5d31511320292b7f6c against canonical base 06e515471cf91a0f1d5b257d6e9820096d9a0197. Treat all prior heads as historical.

T079 is the first bounded real-Codex proof surface, but the live proof has NOT run yet. Please focus on material correctness, protocol compatibility, fail-closed authority, environment/MCP/tool isolation, process cleanup/ownership, provenance separation, and any path that could mutate the primary checkout or widen permissions. Do not infer verification/acceptance from model output. Report all material findings on this exact head.

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@qodo-code-review please perform a fresh independent review of exact head 081998e34d40b4689eb9ed5d31511320292b7f6c. Treat prior heads as historical. T079 remains bounded and unmerged; the live Codex proof is still pending. Please report any material correctness, safety, App Server protocol, fail-closed authority, environment/tool isolation, cleanup/ownership, provenance, or scope/YAGNI findings on the current exact head. No material finding may be waived.

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PR Summary by Qodo

Add bounded T079 Codex connected-proof harness (ignored live test)

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 🕐 40+ Minutes

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• Add T079-only Codex protocol requests that force empty environment/workspace/tool surfaces.
• Introduce bounded connected-proof harness validating read-only/no-network, no-tools, and fixed
 JSON output.
• Fail closed on config side-channels, runtime activity, and unexpected server requests; enforce
 cleanup bounds.
Diagram

graph TD
  A["T079 connected tests"] --> B["Runtime discovery"] --> C["Codex executable"] --> D["--version (bounded)"] --> E["codex app-server --stdio"] --> F["CodexProtocolClient"] --> G["Proof assertions"]
  E --> H["Disposable temp dir"]
  G --> I["Terminate + reap"]

  subgraph Legend
    direction LR
    _test["Test harness"] ~~~ _svc["Protocol client"] ~~~ _ext["External process"]
  end
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Mock Codex server for deterministic integration
  • ➕ Runs in CI without requiring local Codex install/authentication
  • ➕ Deterministic fixtures for notifications/server requests and transcript limits
  • ➖ Does not validate real binary identity/version and process-level isolation
  • ➖ Requires maintaining a faithful mock of evolving Codex protocol behavior
2. Reuse a generic JSON-RPC/JSONL transport harness
  • ➕ Less bespoke frame-loop code (timeouts, byte limits, parsing)
  • ➕ Easier to share across future connected proofs
  • ➖ May weaken fail-closed semantics if the abstraction auto-handles events/requests
  • ➖ Extra abstraction cost for a single tightly-scoped proof
3. Expose configurable knobs (prompt/policies) behind the harness
  • ➕ Can reuse the harness for additional proofs without duplicating code
  • ➕ Easier experimentation across isolation settings
  • ➖ Conflicts with T079’s goal of a fixed, non-caller-configurable contract
  • ➖ Increases risk of accidentally widening authority surface

Recommendation: Keep the PR’s fixed-contract approach: T079’s value is a bounded, non-configurable proof that fails closed on any authority expansion. If CI coverage is desired later, add a lightweight mock-server test alongside (not instead of) the ignored live proof.

Files changed (2) +1134 / -6

Enhancement (1) +143 / -6
agentic_codex.rsAdd T079-only protocol request builders and decline-only approval response +143/-6

Add T079-only protocol request builders and decline-only approval response

• Introduces a fixed T079 prompt constant and adds T079-specific helpers for initialize (experimentalApi), config/read, thread/start, and turn/start with explicit empty environment/workspace/tool roots and read-only/no-network policies. Refactors request emission to return (id, line) for response correlation, validates method names, and adds a helper to serialize RpcId values for decline responses. Registers the new T079 test module under cfg(test).

src/agentic_codex.rs

Tests (1) +991 / -0
t079_codex_connected_tests.rsAdd bounded T079 connected-proof harness and fail-closed validators (ignored live test) +991/-0

Add bounded T079 connected-proof harness and fail-closed validators (ignored live test)

• Adds a comprehensive T079 test harness that revalidates discovered Codex identity, re-observes bounded version output, launches an owned 'codex app-server --stdio' child in a disposable temp directory, and enforces strict transcript/time/frame limits. Validates effective config is free of side-channel surfaces (MCP/hooks/apps/instructions/tools/web search), starts a single ephemeral read-only/no-network thread, runs a single fixed turn with a one-field output schema, and fails closed on approvals, tools, and unexpected event kinds; includes an ignored live proof gated by env vars.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs

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code-review please perform a fresh independent review of exact head 081998e34d40b4689eb9ed5d31511320292b7f6c. Treat prior heads as historical. T079 remains bounded and unmerged; the live Codex proof is still pending. Please report any material correctness, safety, App Server protocol, fail-closed authority, environment/tool isolation, cleanup/ownership, provenance, or scope/YAGNI findings on the current exact head. No material finding may be waived.

Fresh review of the supplied T079 diff identifies three material findings:

finding 1 — Unknown runtime notifications are not rejected (high)

is_forbidden_activity only rejects a blacklist of method-name substrings and a blacklist of known item.type values. In run_connected_proof and wait_for_response, any other notification is silently accepted. A newly introduced or differently named tool, command, network, hook, environment, or side-channel event could therefore occur without failing the proof. This is not fail-closed isolation.

Location: src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, is_forbidden_activity and notification handling around lines 346–372 and 603–621.

Recommendation: Replace the blacklist with an explicit allowlist of the exact notification methods and item types required for this proof; reject every unknown method/type, including notifications with unexpected parameter shapes.

finding 2 — Effective-config validation is an incomplete allowlist (high)

validate_effective_config checks only seven hard-coded keys and treats all other config fields as harmless. A future/current App Server config surface—such as permissions, network access, model behavior, workspace roots, environment inheritance, or plugin/extension settings—can remain active while the proof proceeds. The test therefore does not establish that the effective configuration is isolated.

Location: src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, lines 97–119.

Recommendation: Validate the complete App Server effective-config schema/version and require an explicitly empty or disabled configuration, rejecting unknown keys and unexpected value shapes. If the API cannot provide a complete authoritative config, fail the proof rather than relying on selected fields.

finding 3 — Spawned Codex can be leaked on setup failure (medium)

After Command::spawn, failures while taking stdin or stdout return immediately from run_connected_proof without terminating and reaping the owned child. Child does not automatically kill the process on drop, so this can leave an unmanaged Codex App Server running. The disposable root also remains in several pre-proof error paths.

Location: src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, lines 505–520 and the early-return paths before the cleanup block at 655–658.

Recommendation: Put child ownership under an RAII cleanup guard immediately after spawn, or explicitly kill/reap on every subsequent setup failure; separately remove the temporary root on all failure paths where it remains unchanged.

The bounded prompt, fixed request construction, approval decline behavior, empty workspace roots, read-only/no-network request fields, identity revalidation, transcript limits, and direct-child cleanup on the normal proof path otherwise look directionally sound. The ignored live proof remains pending, and these issues should be addressed before treating T079 as a completed safety proof.

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1. Unsupported Linux arch breaks proof ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
On Linux architectures other than x86_64/aarch64, the harness still installs the pre_exec seccomp
hook even though the filter implementation returns Unsupported, causing Codex child spawns to fail
at runtime rather than cleanly skipping/short-circuiting the proof. This can break CI or developer
runs on other Linux architectures with a confusing spawn error instead of an explicit “unsupported
platform/arch” decision.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R1063-1074]

+#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
+fn configure_t079_process_descendant_denial(command: &mut Command) {
+    use std::os::unix::process::CommandExt;
+
+    // This hook is registered before process_scope::spawn_owned_process adds its
+    // own hook. It blocks process creation but deliberately permits setsid/prctl,
+    // so the later owned-scope hook can still establish the session boundary and
+    // its independent anti-escape filter. clone3 returns ENOSYS so libc thread
+    // creation can fall back to clone; clone is accepted only with CLONE_THREAD.
+    unsafe {
+        command.pre_exec(install_t079_no_process_descendants_filter);
+    }
Relevance

●●● Strong

This is a concrete unsupported-platform runtime failure, matching the team’s recent preference for
fail-closed availability decisions.

PR-#73
PR-#27

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The PR adds a seccomp installation function that is always used on target_os=linux, but the actual
filter is only implemented for x86_64/aarch64. On other Linux architectures the filter returns
Unsupported; because it is registered via pre_exec, this manifests as a spawn failure rather
than a controlled/clear harness decision.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1052-1075]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[959-1061]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1307-1317]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
On non-x86_64/aarch64 Linux, `configure_t079_process_descendant_denial()` always registers `CommandExt::pre_exec(install_t079_no_process_descendants_filter)`, but `install_t079_no_process_descendants_filter()` is `Unsupported` on those arches. This makes every child spawn (version probe + app-server) fail at runtime instead of cleanly failing early with a clear reason or being skipped.

### Issue Context
The proof is intended to be Linux/WSL2-only today, but it is currently only gated by `target_os = "linux"`, not by architecture.

### Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1052-1075]

### Suggested fix
- Add an explicit `cfg` gate so that the live proof path (or at least the call sites that spawn children) is only compiled/enabled for `linux && (x86_64 || aarch64)`.
 - Example options:
   - Change `run_connected_proof` (and/or `observe_version_bounded`) to `#[cfg(all(target_os="linux", any(target_arch="x86_64", target_arch="aarch64")))]` and provide a clear `#[cfg(not(...))]` implementation returning a pinned “unsupported arch” error.
   - Or modify `configure_t079_process_descendant_denial()` to no-op (or return an explicit error) when the filter is unsupported, and ensure callers surface a deterministic “unsupported arch” message before attempting spawn.

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2. Nested keys not bounded ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security
Description
t079_notification_allowed() enforces exact keys only at the top-level params object, but does not
enforce exact key sets for nested objects like status/thread/turn, so extra fields can be present
while still passing the allowlist. This undermines the stated “exact phase-bound
allowlist”/fail-closed intent of T079 by allowing side-channel data through allowed notifications.
Code

src/agentic_codex.rs[R621-624]

+                    .get("status")
+                    .and_then(Value::as_object)
+                    .and_then(|status| status.get("type"))
+                    .and_then(Value::as_str)
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent accepted protocol hardening favors fail-closed validation; nested allowlist gaps directly
contradict this PR's stated exact contract.

PR-#78

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Evidence
The error message and gating code state T079 must fail closed outside an “exact phase-bound
allowlist”, but the allowlist only enforces exact keys for the top-level params object and then only
checks the presence/value of a single nested field (e.g., status.type), permitting extra nested
fields to pass unnoticed.

src/agentic_codex.rs[52-55]
src/agentic_codex.rs[617-625]
src/agentic_codex.rs[633-652]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`t079_notification_allowed()` checks `exact_object_keys()` only for the top-level `params` object, but it accepts nested objects (`status`, `thread`, `turn`) with arbitrary extra keys. This contradicts the code’s own “exact phase-bound allowlist” contract and weakens the bounded-proof guarantees.

## Issue Context
T079’s notification gate is intended to fail closed on any notification outside an exact allowlist. Today, allowed notifications can include additional nested fields without being rejected.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/agentic_codex.rs[598-703]

## Suggested fix
- For each allowed method, apply strict key-set validation to nested objects too:
 - `thread/started`: require `thread` object keys exactly `["id"]` (or whatever minimal set is truly required).
 - `thread/status/changed`: require `status` object keys exactly `["type"]`.
 - `turn/started` / `turn/completed`: require `turn` object keys exactly `["id","status"]`.
 - For `item/*` notifications, if you intend strictness, validate the `item` object key set (or at least reject presence of keys known to carry authority/tool/workspace signals).
- Add/extend the existing T079 notification regression tests to prove that extra nested keys (e.g., `{"status":{"type":"idle","extra":true}}`) are rejected with `UnexpectedT079Notification`.

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3. CLOEXEC cleared leaks fd ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security
Description
bind_verified_native_codex_executable() clears FD_CLOEXEC on the verified executable fd, and
BoundCodexExecutable keeps that File open, so any other Command::spawn() in the same process
while the proof runs can inherit this fd. This leaks the “bound executable” handle into unrelated
children and undermines the harness’ isolation guarantees.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R483-486]

+    if unsafe { libc::fcntl(fd, libc::F_SETFD, flags & !libc::FD_CLOEXEC) } < 0 {
+        return Err(format!(
+            "T079 could not bind Codex executable descriptor across spawn: {}",
+            std::io::Error::last_os_error()
Relevance

●●● Strong

Accepted process-isolation precedents show team fixes handles/threads that leak into unrelated
children.

PR-#63

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The code explicitly clears FD_CLOEXEC on the verified executable fd, and the returned
BoundCodexExecutable retains the open File for later spawns; this combination makes the fd
inheritable by other child processes created during the proof run.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[132-136]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[475-500]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[884-908]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`bind_verified_native_codex_executable()` clears `FD_CLOEXEC` on the open fd backing the verified Codex executable. Because the returned `BoundCodexExecutable` keeps the `File` open, that fd becomes inheritable by *any* subsequent `Command::spawn()` in the same test process while the bound executable is alive, leaking the verified handle into unrelated children.

## Issue Context
This is intended to be a “handle-bound” launch, but making the fd globally inheritable in the parent process is broader than needed and breaks isolation.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[132-136]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[475-500]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[884-908]

## Suggested fix
- Avoid clearing `FD_CLOEXEC` in the parent process.
 - Prefer: remove the `F_SETFD` call entirely if `/proc/self/fd/{fd}` exec works without it (likely), since the child resolves `/proc/self/fd/*` before CLOEXEC close occurs.
 - If you find CLOEXEC really must be cleared: scope it to the single spawn (e.g., duplicate fd or adjust flags only in the forked child via `CommandExt::pre_exec`), and ensure the parent does not leave an inheritable fd around longer than necessary.
- Add a Linux-only test that asserts the parent fd remains `FD_CLOEXEC` (or that no extra inheritable fds are present) after constructing the bound executable, to prevent regressions.

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4. Detached reaper waits forever ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
hand_off_child_reap() spawns a detached thread that calls child.wait() with no timeout, so if
the child never exits the thread can live forever and keep OS resources open. finish_child() uses
this path when termination/reap can’t be proven, so failing runs can leak threads/process handles
beyond the harness’ bounded-time contract.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R748-751]

+    thread::Builder::new()
+        .name("winds-t079-child-reaper".to_owned())
+        .spawn(move || {
+            let _ = child.wait();
Relevance

●●● Strong

Team accepted fixes for detached blocking reaper threads that can outlive bounded operations.

PR-#27
PR-#63

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The reaper thread is created with thread::spawn and immediately blocks on child.wait() with no
timeout; finish_child() explicitly calls hand_off_child_reap(child) in the kill/reap failure
branches, making this leak path reachable on cleanup failures.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[747-756]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[772-790]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[802-805]
PR-#27

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`hand_off_child_reap()` detaches a thread that blocks on `child.wait()` forever. This can leak threads and process handles across the rest of the test run when a child doesn’t terminate cleanly, violating the stated “bounded” behavior.

## Issue Context
This path is reachable from `finish_child()` when `kill()` fails or when the child cannot be reaped within the cleanup deadline. Detaching a `wait()` thread is especially risky in `cargo test`, because the process stays alive to run other tests and the detached thread can persist indefinitely.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[747-757]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[772-790]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[802-805]

## Suggested fix
- Eliminate the detached `child.wait()` thread.
- Use an existing bounded owned-process/scope primitive if available (e.g. `spawn_owned_process` / `OwnedProcess`) so cleanup can:
 - terminate the process group/job,
 - poll `try_wait()` until deadline,
 - and then return boundedly with explicit “cleanup unproven” evidence without leaving background threads.
- If you must keep a reaper, make it a single long-lived global reaper worker that you can feed `Child` handles to (so you don’t spawn per-failure threads), and ensure the worker itself uses bounded polling + escalation rather than blocking `wait()` forever.

(Keep the current “fail closed” semantics; the goal is to preserve boundedness and avoid resource leaks.)

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5. Unreaped child on timeout ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
finish_child() can return an error after sending kill() when it cannot prove try_wait() reaped
the child before CLEANUP_TIMEOUT, which means the Child can be dropped without being reaped
(zombie until parent exits). This can accumulate zombies/leaked processes during failing runs of the
connected proof harness.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R519-523]

+            None => {
+                return Err(
+                    "T079 terminated the owned Codex child but could not prove reap inside bounded cleanup"
+                        .to_owned(),
+                );
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent accepted precedents explicitly require bounded kill-and-reap cleanup to prevent unreaped
child zombies.

PR-#63
PR-#1

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
finish_child() returns an error if it cannot observe try_wait() returning Some(_) before the
cleanup deadline, even after calling kill(). In run_connected_proof(), the result of
finish_child() is only enforced later via cleanup?, so on error the function can return while
the Child is dropped, risking an unreaped zombie.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[487-526]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[745-760]
PR-#63

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`finish_child()` attempts bounded cleanup, but when it times out after `kill()`, it returns an error without guaranteeing that the direct child is reaped. Because `std::process::Child` does not automatically reap/kill on drop, this can leave zombies (or a still-running child if kill failed earlier) after `run_connected_proof()` returns an error.

### Issue Context
This code is meant to be a *bounded* proof harness. Even on failure paths, it should not leak OS resources (zombies / lingering child processes).

### Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[487-526]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[746-760]

### What to change
- In the `finish_child()` timeout branch after a successful `kill()`, ensure the direct child will be reaped eventually without introducing an unbounded wait. Options that satisfy the bounded contract:
 - Spawn a short-lived background “reaper” thread that calls `child.wait()` (or a bounded `try_wait` loop) after `kill()` succeeds, so the parent process doesn’t retain a zombie even when the main proof returns.
 - Alternatively, wrap the subprocess in an owned-process guard type that performs best-effort bounded reap in `Drop` (similar to the `OwnedProcess` cleanup pattern used elsewhere in the repo).
- Ensure all error-return paths from `run_connected_proof()` still trigger the best-effort reap strategy.

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6. Unbounded reader join ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
run_connected_proof calls reader.join() unconditionally, but the reader thread blocks on
read_until('\n') until stdout reaches EOF; if the Codex app-server (or any descendant inheriting
stdout) keeps the pipe open, the proof can hang forever and violate LIVE_PROOF_TIMEOUT. This can
wedge cargo test -- --ignored runs and undermines the “bounded” contract the harness claims to
enforce.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R655-658]

+    drop(stdin);
+    let cleanup = finish_child(&mut child);
+    let _ = reader.join();
+    let root_check = ensure_disposable_root_unchanged(&root);
Relevance

●●● Strong

PR #63 recently accepted the same descendant-held-pipe unbounded reader-join reliability fix
pattern.

PR-#63

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The harness joins the reader thread (reader.join()), but the reader thread’s loop blocks on
BufReader::read_until until it sees EOF; cleanup only kills/reaps the direct child, which does not
guarantee EOF if descendants inherited stdout. This reproduces the previously-fixed “join can block
forever after kill” pattern.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[288-314]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[440-460]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[655-662]
PR-#63

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`run_connected_proof` spawns a stdout reader thread and then unconditionally `join()`s it during cleanup. The reader thread blocks on a pipe read until EOF, so if the Codex process spawns descendants that inherit and keep the stdout FD open, the join can block forever. This breaks the intended global timeout bounds.

## Issue Context
This is the same class of bug previously fixed elsewhere: killing/reaping the direct child is not sufficient to guarantee pipe EOF if descendants keep the write end open, and joining reader threads without enforcing scope termination can hang indefinitely.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[288-314]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[440-460]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[655-662]

## Implementation direction
- Ensure the spawned Codex process is run in an owned/contained process scope (process group on Unix, job object on Windows) so descendants cannot outlive cleanup.
 - Prefer reusing existing process-scope utilities if available (e.g., `process_scope::spawn_owned_process(...)` and `terminate_and_prove(...)` patterns).
- During cleanup, terminate the entire owned scope before waiting/joining so stdout is guaranteed to close.
- Enforce a bounded cleanup deadline (e.g., `LIVE_PROOF_TIMEOUT` reserved window) that covers:
 - scope termination,
 - direct child reap,
 - reader thread completion.
- If scope termination cannot be proven within the cleanup deadline, fail the proof with an explicit error rather than blocking.

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7. turn/completed is not terminal ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability ⭐ New
Description
If turn/completed arrives before the pending turn/start response, the completion path clears
t079_turn_id without recording a terminal state, allowing the delayed response to rebind the
completed turn and admit later turn/item notifications as active. This creates an unspecified
post-completion recovery path that violates T079's bounded, fail-closed terminal-state boundary and
may let the proof consume a second completion after intervening post-terminal traffic.
Code

src/agentic_codex.rs[R795-798]

+                if allowed {
+                    self.t079_turn_id = None;
+                }
+                allowed
Relevance

●● Moderate

No close terminal-state precedent; recent rejection of unsolicited response tracking is related but
not the same change.

PR-#78

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Compliance rule 2716807 requires every new behavior branch to map to the active specification. The
notification path can bind a turn while its request remains pending, and the changed completion
branch then clears t079_turn_id; because the connected proof continues processing notifications
while awaiting the response, record_t079_response later sees the pending request and restores the
response ID whenever the field is None, after which notification admission uses that restored ID
for active turn/item events—demonstrating an undocumented reopening of a completed turn.

Rule 2716807: Disallow code implementing behavior not described in the active spec documents
src/agentic_codex.rs[789-798]
src/agentic_codex.rs[628-645]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1688-1705]
src/agentic_codex.rs[628-644]
src/agentic_codex.rs[752-798]
src/agentic_codex.rs[800-836]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1678-1718]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A pre-response `turn/completed` notification clears the only turn-state marker, allowing the delayed response to the still-pending `turn/start` request to rebind the same ID and reopen notification admission for a completed turn.

## Issue Context
The client explicitly permits `turn/started` and subsequent completion before the correlated response because notifications are processed while the connected proof waits for that response. Preserve a distinct terminal/completed state so the eventual matching response can still be validated without restoring active-notification admission, and add regression coverage for `turn/started` → `turn/completed` → `turn/start` response ordering followed by a post-completion notification.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/agentic_codex.rs[628-645]
- src/agentic_codex.rs[752-798]
- src/agentic_codex.rs[2257-2445]

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8. Child stderr discarded entirely ✗ Dismissed 🐞 Bug ◔ Observability
Description
The harness sets Codex child stderr to Stdio::null(), so when the proof fails
(startup/config/handshake), there is no bounded stderr capture to aid diagnosis. This makes failures
harder to debug and can increase flakiness triage time without improving correctness or safety of
the proof verdicts.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R1804-1809]

+    command
+        .args(["app-server", "--stdio"])
+        .current_dir(&root)
+        .stdin(Stdio::from(child_stdin))
+        .stdout(Stdio::piped())
+        .stderr(Stdio::null());
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent precedent accepts bounded child-output diagnostics and clarifying intentionally discarded
output when it harms observability.

PR-#20
PR-#14
PR-#31

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
In the live-proof launch path, the Codex app-server is spawned with stderr explicitly set to null.
That removes a key debugging signal for failures that happen before/without producing well-formed
stdout JSONL frames.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1798-1810]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
The T079 harness currently discards the Codex child process stderr (`stderr(Stdio::null())`). When the proof fails during startup/handshake/config, there is no stderr context to explain why.

### Issue Context
The harness is already designed around bounded I/O and bounded-time cleanup. Adding a small bounded stderr capture (only surfaced on failure) improves debuggability while keeping output bounded.

### Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1798-1825]

### Suggested fix
- Change `stderr(Stdio::null())` to `stderr(Stdio::piped())`.
- Read stderr in a bounded way (size cap + timeout) similar to the stdout reader, but only attach it to error messages when the proof fails.
- Ensure stderr capture is also included in cleanup/termination paths so it cannot hang the harness (use non-blocking reads or a dedicated bounded reader thread like stdout).

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9. Undocumented validate_no_system_codex_config() ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
T079 now refuses or gates execution based on OS-specific Codex config surfaces (e.g., macOS managed
prefs, /etc/codex, Windows ProgramData), but this behavior is not described in the active Spec 006
T079 task contract. This violates the requirement that implemented behavior be explicitly described
in the active spec documents.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R901-904]

+#[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
+fn validate_no_system_codex_config() -> ProofResult<()> {
+    Err(
+        "T079 refuses macOS live proof because com.openai.codex managed preferences (config_toml_base64 / requirements_toml_base64) are a pre-launch configuration surface that this harness intentionally does not read"
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent precedent accepts documenting implemented behavior missing from active specs, including CLI
and platform semantics.

PR-#1
PR-#25

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The Spec 006 T079 section enumerates the safety boundary and allowed behaviors but does not mention
any OS-specific refusal behavior or scanning of system Codex config locations. The new harness code
introduces these checks/refusals (validate_no_system_codex_config) for macOS, Unix (/etc/codex),
and Windows (ProgramData), adding behavior not mapped to the active spec text.

Rule 2716807: Disallow code implementing behavior not described in the active spec documents
specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-356]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[901-931]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The T079 harness adds OS-specific gating/validation logic for system Codex configuration surfaces (macOS managed preferences, `/etc/codex`, Windows ProgramData) that is not described in the active Spec 006 T079 task contract.

## Issue Context
PR Compliance ID 2716807 requires that newly implemented behavior be described in active spec documents. The spec’s T079 “Safety boundary”/requirements list should explicitly state these platform/system-config assumptions if they are intended to be part of T079.

## Fix Focus Areas
- specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-356]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[890-936]

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10. Undocumented seccomp descendant filter ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The T079 harness installs a Linux seccomp-BPF filter to deny process descendants, but this behavior
is not described in the active Spec 006 T079 task contract. This violates the requirement that
implemented behavior be explicitly described in the active spec documents.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R956-959]

+    target_os = "linux",
+    any(target_arch = "x86_64", target_arch = "aarch64")
+))]
+fn install_t079_no_process_descendants_filter() -> std::io::Result<()> {
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent reviews accept explicit specification alignment for enforcement behavior; no close rejection
precedent supports leaving this undocumented.

PR-#25
PR-#1

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The Spec 006 T079 section lists required safety boundaries and enforcement expectations, but does
not mention installing a seccomp filter or any explicit “no process descendants” enforcement
mechanism. The new code adds a Linux seccomp-based process-creation denial filter as part of T079,
which is behavior not described in the active spec documents.

Rule 2716807: Disallow code implementing behavior not described in the active spec documents
specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-356]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[955-1049]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The T079 harness introduces a Linux-only seccomp filter (`install_t079_no_process_descendants_filter`) to block fork/vfork/clone (except thread clone). This is material behavior (platform restriction and sandboxing/enforcement mechanism) but is not specified in the active Spec 006 T079 task contract.

## Issue Context
PR Compliance ID 2716807 requires new behavior to be mapped to active spec text. If seccomp-based descendant denial is required for T079, it should be explicitly stated in the T079 spec/task section.

## Fix Focus Areas
- specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-356]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[955-1075]

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11. T079 output schema unspecified ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
t079_turn_start() hard-codes a specific outputSchema requiring status=WINDS_T079_OK, but the
active Spec 006 T079 task only requires “one bounded structured result” and does not describe this
exact schema/value. This introduces new externally visible protocol behavior (request/response
contract) that cannot be traced to the spec.
Code

src/agentic_codex.rs[R406-409]

+                "outputSchema": {
+                    "type": "object",
+                    "properties": {
+                        "status": { "type": "string", "const": "WINDS_T079_OK" }
Relevance

●●● Strong

Team accepts documenting spec-behavior mismatches and reconciling new protocol contracts to active
specs.

PR-#1
PR-#77

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Rule 2716807 requires new behavior to be mapped to active spec documents. The code introduces a
pinned T079 turn/start output contract (outputSchema with const WINDS_T079_OK), while the T079
spec section only states “one bounded structured result” without specifying this schema/value.

Rule 2716807: Disallow code implementing behavior not described in the active spec documents
src/agentic_codex.rs[395-413]
specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-356]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The T079 connected proof sends a `turn/start` request with a pinned `outputSchema` that requires the model to return `{ "status": "WINDS_T079_OK" }`, but the active T079 spec text does not explicitly define this output contract.

## Issue Context
Compliance requires that new/modified behavior is described in active spec documents. Here the Codex protocol request/response contract for the T079 proof is part of the behavior surface and should be explicitly specified (e.g., output schema fields, constants).

## Fix Focus Areas
- specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-356]
- src/agentic_codex.rs[395-413]

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12. Unbounded exact-text validation ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
validate_exact_text() rejects control chars/whitespace but does not enforce
MAX_PROTOCOL_TEXT_BYTES, so env-controlled values like winds_session_id and server-provided IDs
can be arbitrarily large and drive unbounded allocation/error construction in the proof harness.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R796-800]

+fn validate_exact_text(value: &str, label: &str) -> ProofResult<()> {
+    if value.trim().is_empty() || value != value.trim() || value.chars().any(char::is_control) {
+        return Err(format!("{label} is not an exact safe text identity"));
+    }
+    Ok(())
Relevance

●●● Strong

Team consistently enforces bounded/max-length validation for protocol/env-controlled text inputs.

PR-#73
PR-#78

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The new harness introduces validate_exact_text() without any length cap, and then uses it on
env-controlled winds_session_id and protocol-sourced IDs. In contrast, existing protocol
validators in agentic_codex.rs explicitly cap strings at MAX_PROTOCOL_TEXT_BYTES, demonstrating
this is an established invariant that the new helper should match.

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[796-800]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1733-1734]
src/agentic_codex.rs[1396-1403]
src/agentic_codex.rs[9-12]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`validate_exact_text()` is used to validate identifiers (e.g., `winds_session_id`, turn IDs), but it does not apply the repository’s standard bounded-text constraint (`MAX_PROTOCOL_TEXT_BYTES`). As a result, a very large env var (or an unexpectedly large id) can flow through and cause large allocations (e.g., `to_owned()`, error `format!()` strings), violating the harness’s “bounded” intent.

### Issue Context
The rest of the protocol validation code uses `MAX_PROTOCOL_TEXT_BYTES` to bound text inputs (e.g., `validate_nonempty_exact`). The T079 harness should follow the same constraint for any externally supplied or protocol-sourced identifiers.

### Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[796-800]
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[1733-1734]
- src/agentic_codex.rs[1396-1403]

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13. Unpinned METHOD_CLASS set ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The spec introduces a “closed, compile-time-static Codex 0.149 METHOD_CLASS” and per-class pinned
key sets, but it does not enumerate the allowed classes or their pinned parameter-key sets, making
the diagnostic surface unauditable and easy to expand without a spec change.
Code

specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[305]

+- when a T079 notification has already failed the exact allowlist with `UnexpectedT079Notification`, rejection diagnostics may additionally classify its method into a closed, compile-time-static Codex 0.149 `METHOD_CLASS` and report bounded `KNOWN_KEY_COUNT` / `UNKNOWN_KEY_COUNT` values against that class's statically pinned top-level parameter-key set; known classes are diagnostic labels only, unknown/non-string methods render only as `UNKNOWN_METHOD`, and no class or key count may change admissibility, bind thread/turn identity, mutate request/handshake state, grant authority, or convert rejection into acceptance. Existing static proof-phase and JSON shape categories plus the statically named nested object counts for `thread`, `turn`, `item`, `status`, and `tokenUsage` may remain. All counts saturate at `u16::MAX` (`65535`). Never record attacker-controlled raw method text, unknown object-key text, raw params, scalar values, IDs, paths, prompt/model text, config values, credential material, or other payload contents. Compute all classification/key-count metadata only after the protocol client has already failed closed, so accepted frames incur no rejection-metadata parse/classification and the diagnostic path is non-authoritative. This diagnostic authority does not admit `model/rerouted`, `model/verification`, `model/safetyBuffering/updated`, `turn/moderationMetadata`, `error`, `warning`, `guardianWarning`, wildcard methods, or any other previously inadmissible notification;
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent spec-review precedent accepts requests making requirements explicit and auditable, including
test-scope details.

PR-#69

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The spec mandates a closed METHOD_CLASS taxonomy and per-class pinned key sets but provides no
enumerated list. The implementation necessarily defines an explicit enum and per-class pinned key
lists; without pinning those in the spec, future changes to the enum or key lists can expand
diagnostics while still claiming to satisfy the spec’s “closed” requirement.

specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[303-307]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[251-275]
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[303-366]

Agent prompt
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The T079 spec text introduces `METHOD_CLASS` and per-class pinned parameter-key sets for rejection diagnostics, but doesn’t list the allowed classes or the exact pinned key sets. That makes the “closed/compile-time-static” claim hard to verify and weakens spec-to-code traceability for a security-sensitive logging path.

## Issue Context
Implementation already hard-codes a method-class enum and a per-class list of known parameter keys, and logs `METHOD_CLASS`, `KNOWN_KEY_COUNT`, and `UNKNOWN_KEY_COUNT`.

## Fix Focus Areas
- specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[303-307]

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14. T079 rejection metadata fields unspecced ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
t079_rejection_metadata() now emits method_shape, params_shape, and *_key_count fields, but
the active Spec 006 T079 task text only describes diagnostics as including proof phase,
bounded/sanitized method, and sorted/sanitized object-key names. This creates spec-to-code drift for
the rejection-diagnostic surface.
Code

src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[R259-262]

+        format!(
+            "method_shape={}",
+            t079_diagnostic_shape(value.get("method"))
+        ),
Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent history accepts findings requiring implemented diagnostic or CLI behavior to be explicitly
defined in active specs.

PR-#1
PR-#25

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Evidence
The spec’s T079 safety boundary explicitly constrains what rejection diagnostics may record, but the
updated implementation adds different diagnostic fields (method_shape, params_shape, and
key-count fields). The cited code shows the emitted fields; the cited spec excerpt shows the allowed
diagnostic content, so the new behavior is not described in the active spec documents.

Rule 2716807: Disallow code implementing behavior not described in the active spec documents
src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[251-276]
specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-307]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs` emits rejection diagnostics fields (`method_shape`, `params_shape`, `param_key_count`, nested `*_key_count`) that are not described in the active Spec 006 T079 task contract, which currently specifies diagnostics as limited to: static proof phase, bounded/sanitized protocol method, and sorted/sanitized object-key names.

## Issue Context
This is a spec-to-code traceability rule: either the spec must explicitly authorize the exact diagnostic fields/format being emitted, or the implementation must be adjusted to match what the spec permits.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs[251-277]
- specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-307]

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15. Undocumented configWarning allowlist ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The T079 client now explicitly allows a specific configWarning (bubblewrap missing) notification,
but this behavior is not described in the active Spec 006 T079 task contract. This makes the harness
behavior drift from the written spec and weakens spec-to-code traceability.
Code

src/agentic_codex.rs[R658-660]

+        if method == "configWarning" {
+            return self.t079_missing_bwrap_config_warning_allowed(params);
+        }
Relevance

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Team has repeatedly accepted findings that implemented behavior drifts from/isn't documented in
active spec.

PR-#1
PR-#25

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Evidence
The code introduces a new special-case acceptance path for configWarning in T079 mode, tied to the
exact bubblewrap warning string constant. The active T079 task contract in Spec 006 describes the
bounded proof expectations but does not mention allowing configWarning notifications or bubblewrap
prerequisite warnings, so the new behavior cannot be mapped to the current spec text.

Rule 2716807: Disallow code implementing behavior not described in the active spec documents
src/agentic_codex.rs[658-660]
src/agentic_codex.rs[14-21]
specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-321]

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## Issue description
The T079 harness now permits a specific `configWarning` notification (bubblewrap warning), but the active spec documents for T079 do not mention this allowed notification.

## Issue Context
This PR adds an exact phase-bound allowlist for T079 notifications and includes a new special-case allowance for a bubblewrap-related `configWarning`. The Spec 006 T079 task section defines safety boundary and acceptance evidence, but does not describe this `configWarning` allowance.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/agentic_codex.rs[658-661]
- src/agentic_codex.rs[14-21]
- specs/006-agentic-terminal-local-delegation-control-plane/tasks.md[294-321]

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16. Index fields accept negatives ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
t079_notification_allowed() validates summaryIndex and contentIndex with Value::is_number,
which accepts negative and floating-point JSON numbers, allowing malformed notifications to pass the
T079 phase/identity allowlist. This weakens the PR’s stated “exact / fail-closed” proof harness
constraints for reasoning delta notifications.
Code

src/agentic_codex.rs[R758-770]

+            "item/reasoning/summaryTextDelta" => {
+                exact_object_keys(
+                    params,
+                    &["delta", "itemId", "summaryIndex", "threadId", "turnId"],
+                ) && t079_notification_identity_matches(params, thread_id.as_str(), turn_id)
+                    && params
+                        .get("itemId")
+                        .is_some_and(|item_id| t079_string_allowed(item_id, false))
+                    && params
+                        .get("delta")
+                        .is_some_and(|delta| t079_string_allowed(delta, true))
+                    && params.get("summaryIndex").is_some_and(Value::is_number)
+            }
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Team consistently accepts fail-closed strict validation fixes for malformed frame fields.

PR-#78

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Evidence
The allowlist currently uses Value::is_number for summaryIndex/contentIndex, which permits
negative and float values, while other index-like fields are validated strictly as u64
(non-negative integers).

src/agentic_codex.rs[758-791]
src/agentic_codex.rs[907-918]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
In `t079_notification_allowed`, the fields `summaryIndex` and `contentIndex` are treated as generic JSON numbers (`Value::is_number`). This allows floats (e.g., `0.5`) and negatives (e.g., `-1`) to be accepted, which contradicts the intended fail-closed, exact-shape validation used elsewhere for index-like fields.

### Issue Context
Other index-like fields (e.g., `byteRange.start/end`) are validated as `u64`, indicating the intended strictness level.

### Fix Focus Areas
- src/agentic_codex.rs[758-791]
- src/agentic_codex.rs[907-918]

### Suggested change
- Replace `params.get("summaryIndex").is_some_and(Value::is_number)` with `...and_then(Value::as_u64).is_some()` (or `is_some_and(|v| v.as_u64().is_some())`).
- Replace `params.get("contentIndex").is_some_and(Value::is_number)` with the same `as_u64`-based check.
- Optionally add a regression test mirroring the existing negative-time tests to ensure negative/float indexes are rejected.

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17. Negative timestamps accepted ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
The new T079 validators treat any i64 as valid for timestamp/duration fields (including negative
values), so malformed notifications can still pass the T079 phase/identity allowlist. This weakens
the intended fail-closed guarantees for the connected proof and can mask protocol regressions.
Code

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src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs (2)

288-314: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Bound the frame reader, not only the frame consumer.

The reader thread enforces the per-frame cap and then pushes into an unbounded channel. MAX_CONNECTED_BYTES and MAX_CONNECTED_FRAMES apply only in receive_frame. A server that streams frames faster than the proof consumes them can therefore hold far more than 1 MiB in the channel queue.

Use mpsc::sync_channel with a small bound, or track the cumulative byte count in the reader and stop early. That makes the transcript bound an actual memory bound.

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In `@src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs` around lines 288 - 314, Update
spawn_frame_reader_with_sender to use a bounded mpsc::sync_channel-compatible
sender and ensure the reader cannot queue unbounded frame data; preserve the
existing frame-size and read-error handling, and stop cleanly when the bounded
channel is full or disconnected.

221-258: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Read --version stdout while the child runs, not after it exits.

The function polls try_wait to completion before it reads the piped stdout. If the child writes more than the pipe buffer holds, the child blocks on write, never exits, and the loop reports "T079 Codex --version exceeded bounded timeout". The real cause is the unread pipe. The bound keeps this safe, but the error text becomes misleading.

Read the bounded stdout into the buffer first, then wait for exit and check the status. That keeps the same byte cap and the same timeout semantics.

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In `@src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs` around lines 221 - 258, Update
observe_version_bounded so the bounded stdout reader drains the child’s output
while the process is running, before waiting for completion and checking its
exit status. Preserve the existing MAX_VERSION_BYTES cap, VERSION_TIMEOUT
handling, cleanup on timeout, and error reporting for spawn, read, and failed
exit status.
src/agentic_codex.rs (1)

1-13: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Keep the T079-only surface out of the non-test build.

T079_PROOF_PROMPT and the T079 builders are used only by src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs. Gate the constant with #[cfg(test)] to avoid widening the production surface of this module.

Also consider narrowing #[allow(dead_code)]. The blanket allow on the module hides helpers in the test file that no test uses.

♻️ Proposed scope narrowing
-pub(super) const T079_PROOF_PROMPT: &str = "Return only JSON matching the supplied schema with status WINDS_T079_OK. Do not run commands, use tools, modify files, request permissions, or access workspace contents.";
+#[cfg(test)]
+pub(super) const T079_PROOF_PROMPT: &str = "Return only JSON matching the supplied schema with status WINDS_T079_OK. Do not run commands, use tools, modify files, request permissions, or access workspace contents.";
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In `@src/agentic_codex.rs` around lines 1 - 13, Gate T079_PROOF_PROMPT with
#[cfg(test)] so it is excluded from non-test builds, while preserving its use by
t079_codex_connected_tests. Narrow or remove the module-level
#[allow(dead_code)] and apply any needed allowance only to specific genuinely
unused test helpers.
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Inline comments:
In `@src/agentic_codex.rs`:
- Around line 276-336: Update the sandbox value in t079_thread_start to
"read-only" instead of "readOnly"; leave the rest of the thread/start request
unchanged.

In `@src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs`:
- Around line 500-520: Ensure the temporary directory created by disposable_root
is cleaned up when early errors occur before the existing cleanup block,
including UTF-8 conversion, process spawn, and missing stdin/stdout handles.
Update the setup flow around Command::new and the child stdio extraction to
remove the root on failure or use a Drop guard that only removes it while empty,
while preserving the existing cleanup behavior after the test runs.
- Around line 890-921: Update the test function
runtime_identity_must_match_exact_codex_discovery_before_launch to guarantee
removal of root regardless of assertion or validation failure, using
unconditional cleanup while preserving the existing sha256 identity assertions.
- Around line 97-119: Update validate_effective_config to inspect flattened and
camelCase effective-config fields, rejecting any unsupported field with a
meaningful value rather than checking only the seven known snake_case keys.
Preserve acceptance of empty or absent fields, and add coverage for active
mcpServers and an active unknown flattened field.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@src/agentic_codex.rs`:
- Around line 1-13: Gate T079_PROOF_PROMPT with #[cfg(test)] so it is excluded
from non-test builds, while preserving its use by t079_codex_connected_tests.
Narrow or remove the module-level #[allow(dead_code)] and apply any needed
allowance only to specific genuinely unused test helpers.

In `@src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs`:
- Around line 288-314: Update spawn_frame_reader_with_sender to use a bounded
mpsc::sync_channel-compatible sender and ensure the reader cannot queue
unbounded frame data; preserve the existing frame-size and read-error handling,
and stop cleanly when the bounded channel is full or disconnected.
- Around line 221-258: Update observe_version_bounded so the bounded stdout
reader drains the child’s output while the process is running, before waiting
for completion and checking its exit status. Preserve the existing
MAX_VERSION_BYTES cap, VERSION_TIMEOUT handling, cleanup on timeout, and error
reporting for spawn, read, and failed exit status.
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  • High — The App Server inherits ambient environment and on-disk Codex configuration before the fail-closed check. At Lines 505-512 in src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, Command::new(...).current_dir(&root) starts codex app-server --stdio without env_clear() or an isolated configuration/authentication home. The child therefore inherits variables such as HOME, CODEX_HOME, proxy settings, credentials, and feature settings. It can also read the normal user configuration, including ~/.codex/config.toml. The later config/read request only detects configuration after the App Server has started and after the initialization handshake. It cannot prevent startup-time MCP, hook, app, or instruction activity. Codex documents that config/read returns layered on-disk configuration and that configured stdio MCP servers run local commands. This violates the claimed empty-environment and fail-closed isolation guarantees. Establish a minimal explicit environment before launch, isolate all configuration roots in the disposable directory, and verify that this launch configuration prevents configured extensions from starting before the handshake.

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Address only this CodeRabbit material bounded-diagnostics finding on exact head c60f8607cb95a3fbebc5d647f13feccb4daca7ec, changing only src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs. Use fixed bounded diagnostic categories/phase labels; never echo App Server-controlled method/error/params/RpcId/CodexInbound payloads or actual inbound config/origin key names. Add secret-like regression coverage. Preserve fail-closed protocol/state/authority/isolation/cleanup and features.shell_tool=false. Do not run the connected proof, edit task state, unblock T080, merge, or make unrelated changes. One atomic commit only if the exact parent is still current.

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CI-only request on exact head 6fa296ddb7d54ece42229230aa58810bcbb4fc81: quality #823, release-candidate #585, and windows-terminal #528 all fail at cargo fmt --all -- --check before Clippy/Test. Apply only the rustfmt output to src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs and commit that formatting-only change to the current branch. No behavioral edits, no task-state edits, no connected proof, no authorization change, no merge.

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@coderabbitai Please fix the current CI formatting failure directly on this PR branch. On exact head 6fa296ddb7d54ece42229230aa58810bcbb4fc81, run cargo fmt --all and commit only the resulting rustfmt changes to src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs on the current branch. Quality #823 shows formatting-only differences; do not make semantic/code-logic changes, do not touch any other file, do not run the ignored connected proof, do not change T079/T080 state or authorization, and do not merge. Commit directly to the current branch.

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@coderabbitai Please retry the previously rate-limited formatting-only branch edit now. Exact head remains 6fa296ddb7d54ece42229230aa58810bcbb4fc81. Run cargo fmt --all and commit only the resulting rustfmt changes to src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs on the current branch. Do not alter behavior, task state, authorization, any other file, run the ignored connected proof, or merge.

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@codex Please fix only the current formatting gate on exact head 6fa296ddb7d54ece42229230aa58810bcbb4fc81: run cargo fmt --all and commit only the resulting rustfmt changes to src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs on the current PR branch. Do not change behavior, tests semantically, task state, authorization, any other file, run the ignored connected proof, or merge. This is a formatting-only follow-up to the already-applied bounded-diagnostics repair.

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@coderabbitai Please commit only the exact cargo fmt --all -- --check formatting changes reported by Quality #823 on this exact head. Scope is strictly src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs; no behavioral changes, no task-state changes, no connected execution, no authorization implications, and no unrelated edits. Commit message: style(006): format T079 connected proof tests. This is a formatting-only repair request, not review evidence.

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@coderabbitai Please make the code changes now and commit them directly to the current PR branch (not a stacked PR): apply only the four rustfmt changes emitted by cargo fmt --all -- --check in Quality #823 for src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs. No semantic edits, no docs/task changes, no connected execution. Use commit message style(006): format T079 connected proof tests.

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@coderabbitai make code changes and commit directly to this branch: run the equivalent of cargo fmt --all for the exact four formatting diffs reported by Quality #823, strictly in src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs. Commit message: style(006): format T079 connected proof tests. Do not make semantic changes, do not edit tasks/specs, and do not run the connected proof.

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@coderabbitai Please make the code changes now and commit them directly to the current PR branch (not a stacked PR): apply only the exact four rustfmt changes emitted by cargo fmt --all -- --check in Quality #823 for exact head 6fa296ddb7d54ece42229230aa58810bcbb4fc81, strictly in src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs. No semantic edits, no docs/task changes, no connected execution, no authorization implications. Use commit message style(006): format T079 connected proof tests.

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Now the two `send(Ok(...))` reformats. Let me view the current context (line numbers shift by +3 now).

All four formatting diffs from the `cargo fmt` failure have been applied to `src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs`:

1. Line ~1978: Collapsed the `handle_server_request(...)` call onto a single line.
2. Line ~2751: Expanded the first tuple in the `for (method, category) in [...]` array to multi-line form.
3. Line ~2786: Reformatted the nested `send(Ok(serde_json::to_vec(...)))` for the error-response fixture.
4. Line ~2842: Reformatted the nested `send(Ok(serde_json::to_vec(...)))` for the server-request fixture.

These are purely `rustfmt` style corrections matching the exact diffs shown in the CI logs — no logic was changed. This should resolve the `cargo fmt --all -- --check` failures across all the listed CI jobs (Quality, Release Candidate, Windows Terminal).

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@coderabbitai Please fix the current exact-head T079 fail-closed thread-binding defect on 2a8b2d98c05d0f747becc96979989c1ff1782199 and commit the bounded repair on the current branch if supported.

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  • src/agentic_codex.rs and focused tests for this defect.
  • t079_turn_start(...) must fail closed unless a T079 native thread has already been bound by an accepted thread/start response/allowed thread/started notification, and the supplied NativeThreadId must exactly match that bound thread.
  • A thread/start JSON-RPC error must leave no path to emit turn/start; mismatched/unbound thread IDs must be rejected before request emission and must preserve fail-closed state semantics.
  • Add focused regression coverage proving: (1) after a thread/start error, t079_turn_start cannot emit a turn; (2) an unbound/mismatched thread id is rejected; (3) the correctly bound thread id still permits the fixed bounded turn.
  • Do not change T079/T080 task state, do not run the connected proof, do not broaden authority, do not change production terminal behavior, and do not merge.
  • Keep the existing bounded diagnostics, features.shell_tool=false, executable/env isolation, cleanup/ownership, and protocol ordering intact.

This request addresses CodeRabbit's current material review risk that the T079 state machine can proceed with a turn after thread establishment fails.

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Mirror the current material T079 thread-binding finding inline solely to enable a bounded automated repair. This self-authored review is NOT independent review evidence.

Comment thread src/agentic_codex.rs
pub(super) fn t079_turn_start(
&mut self,
native_thread_id: &NativeThreadId,
cwd: &str,

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Material fail-closed defect — T079 native thread binding. t079_turn_start(...) can currently emit turn/start without proving that thread/start successfully established the exact supplied native thread. After a thread/start JSON-RPC error, t079_thread_id is cleared, but a caller can still pass an arbitrary NativeThreadId here and create a turn request. Before any request is allocated/emitted, require a bound self.t079_thread_id and require it to exactly equal native_thread_id.as_str(); otherwise fail closed without setting t079_turn_start_issued or adding a pending request. Add focused regressions proving: (1) a thread/start error prevents later turn/start emission; (2) unbound/mismatched native thread IDs are rejected; (3) the correctly bound native thread still permits the fixed bounded turn. Preserve all existing T079 authority, diagnostics, cleanup, features.shell_tool=false, and protocol constraints. Do not change T079/T080 state, run the connected proof, broaden scope, or merge.

This self-authored thread is mirrored solely to enable a bounded automated fix. It is NOT independent review evidence.

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Apply only this bounded fail-closed repair on the current exact head. Require an already-bound T079 native thread matching the supplied NativeThreadId before t079_turn_start(...) allocates/emits any request, and add the three focused regressions described above. Do not change task state, connected-run authorization, production terminal authority, or merge state.

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Retry the same bounded repair only; the prior Coding Agent task failed to start before making changes. Keep scope exactly to the native-thread binding guard in t079_turn_start(...) plus its focused regressions. No task-state, connected-proof, authority, or merge changes.

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git show "${requested_head}:src/agentic_codex.rs" > "$source_file"

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  'fn record_t079_response' \
  'fn record_t079_error' \
  'fn t079_notification_allowed'
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@TheHalfMoon, I verified the defect on exact commit 2a8b2d98c05d0f747becc96979989c1ff1782199.

CodexProtocolClient::t079_turn_start(...) currently checks only t079_turn_start_issued. It does not require t079_thread_id to exist. It does not compare native_thread_id with t079_thread_id. Therefore, it can emit turn/start after a thread/start error clears the thread binding. It can also emit a turn for a different native thread ID.

  • Modify only src/agentic_codex.rs.
  • Add a thread-binding check before t079_turn_start(...) creates a request.
  • Preserve notification-first binding. An allowed thread/started notification can bind the native thread before the matching thread/start response.
  • Add focused deterministic regressions. Do not execute the ignored connected proof.

The change does not require changes to src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, task state, authority flags, environment isolation, or live-proof execution.


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@codex fix the current material T079 thread-binding finding and commit the bounded repair to the current PR branch if your repository environment is available.

Exact current head: 2a8b2d98c05d0f747becc96979989c1ff1782199.

Scope only:

  • In src/agentic_codex.rs, make t079_turn_start(...) fail closed before request allocation unless self.t079_thread_id is already bound and exactly equals the supplied NativeThreadId.
  • Add focused regressions proving: a thread/start JSON-RPC error prevents any later turn/start emission; an unbound/mismatched thread id is rejected before emission; the exact bound thread id still permits the fixed bounded turn.
  • Preserve all T079 protocol/authority/diagnostic/cleanup behavior and features.shell_tool=false enforcement.
  • Do not change tasks.md, T079/T080 state, connected-run authorization, production terminal behavior, dependencies, or merge state.
  • Run only deterministic non-ignored formatting/lint/tests. Do not execute the real connected proof.

If HEAD is no longer exactly the SHA above before mutation, do not overwrite newer work; re-read current head and report instead.

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@coderabbitai Please commit this exact test-only repair to the current PR branch if HEAD is still 47466de165f9854835b2c14abd5a2906f412ce75.

CI proves the new native-thread guard is working, but the legacy test t079_requests_are_fixed_ephemeral_read_only_and_non_authorizing still calls t079_turn_start(...) before a successful thread/start response has bound thr_t079_fixture, so it now fails with MalformedFrame.

Scope only: in src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs, after the existing thread/start request-shape assertions and before constructing NativeThreadId, ingest the matching successful response for that exact thread_id with {"thread":{"id":"thr_t079_fixture"}}, then preserve all existing turn-shape and non-authority assertions unchanged. Run rustfmt and deterministic non-ignored tests only. Do not change src/agentic_codex.rs, tasks.md, authorization state, connected proof, dependencies, workflows, or merge state. If HEAD moved, do not overwrite newer work.

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Self-authored CI repair thread only. This is not independent review evidence.

);

let native = NativeThreadId::parse("thr_t079_fixture").expect("native id");
let (turn_id, turn) = client.t079_turn_start(&native, cwd).expect("turn request");

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CI repair finding (self-authored; not independent review evidence): the new fail-closed t079_turn_start(...) guard correctly requires a bound native thread, but this legacy request-shape test calls it before ingesting the successful thread/start response. After the existing thread/start request-shape assertion, ingest the matching response for thread_id with result.thread.id = "thr_t079_fixture", then keep the existing NativeThreadId, turn request ID, request-shape, and non-authority assertions unchanged. Test-only repair; no production/protocol/task/authorization/merge changes.

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@TheHalfMoon The parent check passed. HEAD is exactly 47466de165f9854835b2c14abd5a2906f412ce75.

The target test has the missing binding step after its thread/start assertions and before NativeThreadId::parse(...).

  • Modify only src/t079_codex_connected_tests.rs.
  • Ingest the successful response for the existing thread_id.
  • Preserve the existing turn/start assertions.
  • Run rustfmt and deterministic non-ignored tests.
  • Commit one atomic repair after the scoped checks pass.

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