fix: release train 4 bug-hardening batch (adapter bounds, SSH Link on PowerShell, sibling-home client sync) - #6113
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Adapter bounds
SSH link handling
Cross-home client sync
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant CrossHomeOwner
participant ClientHints
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CLI->>CrossHomeOwner: discover candidate owner
CrossHomeOwner->>ClientHints: read runtime, Grok, and Codex hints
CrossHomeOwner->>OwnershipProbe: probe validated candidate ports
OwnershipProbe-->>CrossHomeOwner: return process identity
CrossHomeOwner-->>CLI: mark sibling when PID differs
CLI->>CLI: reconcile journal only when no sibling is marked
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Accept the default Codex loopback routing hint
When the existing proxy also uses a custom OPENCODEX_HOME, Grok integration is off, and Codex uses the normal loopback injection, its only shared-owner hint is the marker-owned root openai_base_url; src/codex/inject.ts documents this as the default Design B mode. detectCodexRoutingDrift returns that URL as an owned openai_base_url target, but this filter discards it and accepts only the legacy/non-loopback provider-table target. A second custom-home start is therefore left unmarked and can repoint shared Codex/Claude state to itself, then restore or prune the original owner's state on exit. Accept the owned root target (or all validated drift targets), and cover discovery using an actual Design B config rather than only the provider-table fixture.
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Fixed in 0cac3f8. findCrossHomeOwner now accepts every OpenCodex-owned loopback target that detectCodexRoutingDrift reports, including the Design B root openai_base_url. A new test builds a real Design B config and finds the owner port through it.
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- Line 70: Bound the config.toml read through resolveGrokHome to a regular file
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- Around line 748-749: Update the sibling-ownership decision in the `ensure`
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Bound the Grok hint read before parsing it.
Line 70 loads all of GROK_HOME/config.toml into memory, although discovery needs only its managed provider URL. A large file can stall startup or exhaust memory before the sibling decision. This also happens when Grok sync is disabled, because discovery runs first. Read a bounded regular file, or scan with a fixed memory limit. If the limit prevents an ownership decision, do not silently treat the hint as proof that shared-client writes are safe.
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Bound the config.toml read through resolveGrokHome to a regular file or a
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Fixed in 0cac3f8. The Grok hint is read from a regular file with a 16 MiB cap (O_NONBLOCK, fstat-checked). That is far above any real config, and a larger file yields no hint. Discovery therefore cannot stall startup on a huge or special file, including when Grok sync is off.
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@lidge-jun, the new read in src/cli/cross-home-owner.ts (Lines 36–49) addresses the unbounded-read concern. Thank you for adding the regular-file check and 16 MiB cap.
The ownership-unknown case remains. If a managed Grok config exceeds the cap and no other hint identifies its live owner, findCrossHomeOwner() returns null (Lines 92–116). The test in tests/cli/sibling-home-client-sync.test.ts (Lines 130–131) confirms that result. markCrossHomeSibling() then leaves the process unmarked (Lines 120–124), so startup can proceed to shared-client writes.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 68 / 80이 PR은 고친 버그 세 개를 CodeBuddy와 Qoder는 같은 파서를 써요. 도구 호출을 만들기 전에 한 턴에 16개까지만 받아요. 도구 연결이 더 작은 한도를 주면 그 숫자를 써요. 이름과 인자 조각은 번역 예산에 넣었다가, 블록이 닫히면 빼요. 중복을 거르려고 남겨 둔 ID는 턴이 끝날 때까지 따로 잡아 두고, SSH 링크는 원격 명령으로 다른 폴더를 src/cli/cross-home-owner.ts:41 - Grok 설정이 일반 파일이 아니거나 16MiB보다 크면 힌트를 버려요. 다른 힌트도 없으면 devlog/_plan/260927_release_train_4/bug-hardening/_handoff.md:5 - 맨 위는 옛 기록이라고 하고 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 Grok 힌트를 못 읽으면 공유 파일 쓰기를 멈출지, 16MiB는 현실에 없으니 힌트가 없는 것으로 두고 머지할지예요. PowerShell 5.1이 둘 다 힌트를 남기기 전에 동시에 켜지는 경우와, Claude intercept 설정 이전은 이 PR 설명대로 다른 일로 남겨도 되는지예요. 너의 추천 필수 CI가 이 헤드 머지 뒤에 #6101, #6102, #6108은 이 배치로 대체됐다고 닫으세요. #6081과 #6083도 닫고, #6088은 Windows 로그를 적고 닫으면 돼요. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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🟠 Major · Read the spawned proxy’s sibling ownership before reconciling clients. · index.ts:806
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRead the spawned proxy’s sibling ownership before reconciling clients.
If another proxy becomes discoverable after this
ensureprocess checks for a cross-home owner, the spawned child can mark itself as a sibling. The parent still has a nullsiblingOfLivePort(), so Line 806 callsreconcileEnsureDesiredIntegrationsand can rewrite shared client files that the child correctly avoids. Keep theLiveProxyreturned bywaitForProxy(). CallmarkLiveHomeSibling(live)before the parent performs any client sync, and cover this parent–child ownership change in a regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 538-541: Update the retained-ID accounting around
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- Around line 130-131: Update findCrossHomeOwner and its startup caller so an
oversized or unreadable owner hint is treated as unknown, not as no owner; skip
shared-client-file mutations until ownership is resolved. Change the
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- Line 806: Keep the LiveProxy returned by waitForProxy() and call
markLiveHomeSibling(live) before the parent syncs clients; ensure
reconcileEnsureDesiredIntegrations respects the updated sibling ownership rather
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Do not assert that an oversized owner hint means no owner.
This fixture contains a live owner’s managed Grok region, but Line 131 accepts null solely because discovery cannot read the file within its 16-MiB cap. With no other hint, startup treats that result as permission to reconcile shared client files; the Grok writer can still read the full file. Represent an unreadable ownership hint as unknown, skip shared-file mutations until ownership is resolved, and change this test to assert that the oversized file cannot authorize those writes.
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Update findCrossHomeOwner and its startup caller so an oversized or unreadable
owner hint is treated as unknown, not as no owner; skip shared-client-file
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Declining this one, deliberately. A Grok config over 16 MiB is not a state real installs reach; the managed block is a few lines. Treating it as "unknown, skip shared writes" would silently turn off a lone user's own sync with no live owner to defer to, and there is no port to mark a sibling of. Everywhere else, discovery answers "sibling" only on positive evidence (a live identity with a different PID), and this case follows the same rule. The test keeps asserting that an unreadable hint is simply no evidence.
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@lidge-jun, thanks for the clarification and the shell results. I verified that src/cli/cross-home-owner.ts Line 25 returns null for a Grok config over 16 MiB. findCrossHomeOwner() then treats that result as no Grok ownership evidence. The expectation in tests/cli/sibling-home-client-sync.test.ts Line 131 matches the intended positive-evidence policy.
The original failure mode remains possible if an oversized file contains a live owner hint and no other hint identifies that owner. I understand that you have chosen to accept that limit rather than disable sync for a lone custom-home instance. I will not press the proposed change.
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CodeBuddy and Qoder share the coding-agent stream-json parser. It retained every tool_use argument fragment until the block closed without charging the request's translator budget, and the per-turn call ceiling was checked only after a block had been allocated and only when a CodeBuddy tool bridge was present. The parser now owns one admission check before allocation (16 starts, or the bridge's tighter limit), charges retained tool IDs, names and argument fragments to the shared budget, and releases every reservation on close, EOF, protocol error and abort. IDs the tool bridge keeps for deduplication after a block closes stay charged, one lease per ID, until turn cleanup. Budget overflow reports translation_buffer_limit and the call ceiling reports tool_call_limit. createToolCallIdReminter probed -2, -3, ... from the start for each repeat of an ID, which made a long run of duplicates quadratic, and siblings whose retained prefixes diverged at -9 could converge at -10. The reminter now keeps a next-suffix cursor per (suffix width, retained prefix) group, so no occupied candidate is probed twice. Carries #6081 and reimplements #6083. Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com>
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Starting a second proxy with its own OPENCODEX_HOME while another proxy was running (for example the default home on 10100) rewrote the shared ~/.grok/config.toml opencodex base_url, and the same class of Codex and Claude startup sync, to the second proxy's port, then stripped or left it on exit. Owner discovery only read the second home's own records and configured port, so the existing one-way sibling mark was never set. ocx start now runs a cross-home owner check when same-home discovery finds no owner, before journal recovery and before any client write, and again under the bind lease. It reads the default home's runtime-port.json (only when the resolved home differs), the managed Grok base_url and every OpenCodex-owned Codex routing target (including the default Design B root openai_base_url), keeps loopback URLs with an explicit port, and identity probes each port. A live OpenCodex whose reported PID is a positive integer other than this process sets the existing sibling mark, so every writer that honors it stays off the shared files. A foreign, stale, remote or pid-less answer grants nothing, so a lone custom-home instance still syncs. Journal recovery now runs only after that decision and never for a sibling. The Claude agent roster startup sync and the ensure-time Grok fence, which did not consult the mark, now skip for a sibling. ocx ensure makes the same decision for its own process, because the mark set by the start child it spawns is process-local; an ensure that finds this home's own sibling proxy live honors the siblingOfPort that proxy published, even while the original owner is restarting. Hints are read the way their writers read them: Codex through the 1 MiB bounded reader, Grok through a 16 MiB bounded read. Explicit ocx sync and ocx grok apply are unchanged.
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Summary
This batch integrates three hardening fixes from the release train 4 bug-hardening lane onto current
dev(6d64ea26a7), one commit per fix with its trailers, plus the lane's devlog. Each fix was reviewed and CI-tested as its own PR. #6099 (NativeTray) merged first, which left the other three one commit behind. This PR replaces three serial rebase-and-rerun cycles with one exact-head CI run over the union. The per-slice PRs have the full reasoning and review threads.276aab5e33bf9de8123dshemitted bare so a PowerShell OpenSSHDefaultShelldispatches it, with any other command name rejected. stderr is byte-capped and then decoded with replacement, so the real remote error reaches the redacted, bounded hint instead ofssh output was not valid UTF-8. Fixes #6088.48af0758d1OPENCODEX_HOMEno longer rewrites a live proxy's shared Grok, Codex and Claude-agent client config. A cross-home owner check (default-home runtime record plus managed Grok/Codexbase_urlhints, identity-probed, different positive PID only) sets the existing sibling mark before journal recovery and client writes, in bothocx startandocx ensure.364fc3bc59devlog/_plan/260927_release_train_4/bug-hardening/: roadmap, diff-level plans with audit folds, evidence ledger. Docs only.Co-authored-by: luvs01 27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com
Review fixes carried in from #6108:
ocx ensurenow makes the cross-home decision for its own process (the mark set by its spawned start child is process-local). Hint files are read the way their writers read them: Codex through the 1 MiB bounded reader, Grok in full. The 256 KiB cap is gone, so a large config no longer fails open.Review fixes on this PR (#6113): the default Codex Design B root
openai_base_urlis now accepted as an owner hint, where before only the provider-table target counted. IDs the CodeBuddy bridge keeps for deduplication stay charged until cleanup, one budget lease per ID so the per-call limit never pools different calls. Anensurethat finds this home's own sibling proxy live honors thesiblingOfPortit published, even while the original owner is restarting. Hint files are opened nonblocking and must be regular files, so a FIFO cannot stall startup; the Grok hint is bounded at 16 MiB and the runtime record at 256 KiB. The start-path subprocess test waits for a new "Client startup work complete." line, whichocx startprints after its client startup work. The handoff note is marked historical.#6102 CodeRabbit nit (declined, with reply): a PowerShell-plus-local-
sh.exeintegration test would test the runner's Git layout rather than this code. Windows PowerShell 5.1's legacy quoting of the-cscript's embedded double quotes is recorded as an untested known limit. The reporter verified the fix end to end with pwsh 7.Verification
All commands ran on the exact batch head
364fc3bc59in a throwaway checkout (/private/tmp/t4-bug-hardening-verify):bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan,bun run skill:surface:check: all exit 0.sync-client-integrations: the remint, CodeBuddy and Qoder tests,link-ssh-argv,link-management-routes,sibling-home-client-sync,cli-start-journal-order,hub-gated-local-clients,grok-lifecycle,claude-agent-startup-sync,codex-desired-state,cli-dispatch, and both test-layout guards): 362 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail. The skip is the win32-only PowerShell parser test.ensureroster deletion.bun run test:changed(on1435726536, which differs from this head only by the three-line harness fix below): 26294 pass / 21 fail. I re-ran every failing file in isolation on both this batch and pristinedev6d64ea26a7. Pristinedevfails the same threeshutdown-launchergraceful-shutdown tests, because this machine runs a real proxy on the default port 10100 and those tests'ocx startfinds it through the existing configured-port probe, so they are environmental. The other files pass in isolation on both trees, except one real harness gap. The source-oracle testalready-running ensure leaves Raycast untouched…intests/clients/sync-client-integrations.test.tstranspileshandleEnsureand injects its free identifiers, so it needed stubs formarkLiveHomeSiblingandsiblingOfLivePort. They are added to the B6 commit, and that file now passes 40/0. The local full suite was not run because seven release lanes share this machine and its test lock. The hosted test shards are the full-suite evidence.lane=allwas dispatched on the B4 head (run 36331108394). I will check that the PowerShell parser test ran and passed in the Windows log, and the post-mergedevdispatch repeats it on the merged tree.src/cli/index.tsis 1,998 lines (ratchet threshold 2,000). No file-size cap was raised. The new test file is registered in both layout files.Maintainer integration: once this exact head's required CI is green, I will merge it as a maintainer integration into
devunder MAINTAINERS.md and record the decision here.Security review
finally. No argument or token logging, and no auth change.--key-stdindelivery and join admission (fix(security): require pairing for child link join #6076) are unchanged. stderr reaches the user only through the existing redacting, 160-code-point hint, and is never logged.src/claude/intercept/runtime.ts:154), which lives in a different area and is handed off separately.Checklist
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