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Handle Responses compaction locally without provider summaries, using conservative history reducers and encrypted router-owned envelopes. Restore native history across compaction, truncation, restart, and fresh context while preserving provider-owned state. Add HTTP, envelope, reducer, restoration, and Codex compatibility tests, and document the compaction contract and ownership boundary.
Preserve the OpenAI provider identity and disable request compression so Codex routes manual and automatic compaction through the local JSON endpoints. Extend loopback coverage for synthetic ChatGPT authentication, manual compaction, and compressed-request rejection, and document the launcher behavior.
Extend provider-free compaction with conservative retirement of older finished operations, repeated narration, source rows, recognized documentation bodies, and unreferenced transport metadata. Preserve authority, active work, references, diagnostics, failures, unknown states, and native restoration while replacing eligible call/result groups with versioned factual records. Add reference-closure, profitability, carrier, ledger, metadata, narration, and retirement coverage across legacy and V2 Codex flows, and document the expanded lossy-retention contract.
Share compaction preparation, envelope restoration, and local completion framing across HTTP and WebSocket transports. Restore local history before provider projection, reset cached response linkage, preserve pending steering across local completion, and reject envelopes sent through steering. Add WebSocket round-trip and fail-closed coverage, and document local history replacement, continuation, and resumption behavior.
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: ASSERTIVE Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLocal context compaction is added to the router. The change includes conservative reduction, encrypted history envelopes, HTTP/SSE and WebSocket handling, Codex launcher compatibility, documentation, and extensive unit and integration tests. ChangesContext compaction
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Codex
participant MekugiRouter
participant ContextCompactor
participant Provider
Codex->>MekugiRouter: send compaction request
MekugiRouter->>ContextCompactor: restore and reduce history
ContextCompactor-->>MekugiRouter: return encrypted local capsule
MekugiRouter-->>Codex: send local compaction response
MekugiRouter-->>Provider: forward only ordinary requests
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Local context compaction lands with encrypted history envelopes and HTTP, streaming, and WebSocket handling. No correctness or data-loss defect was established; the remaining concerns are repeated key-file loading when restoring sealed history (extra I/O and lock contention on busy sessions) and a documentation gap about how compaction failures surface over WebSocket connections. Both are safe to address as follow-ups. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| // An automatic provider successor without an explicit parent belongs | ||
| // to the last provider response, never a locally generated compact ID. | ||
| if !e.local { | ||
| s.lastID = event.Response.ID | ||
| } |
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🟠 High router/server_websocket.go:885
A local compaction response leaves s.lastID pointing to the pre-compaction provider response, so the provider-created successor inherits the old history and the next response.create can resend the full timeline, undoing compaction and exceeding the context limit. Update s.lastID for local terminal responses as well.
| // An automatic provider successor without an explicit parent belongs | |
| // to the last provider response, never a locally generated compact ID. | |
| if !e.local { | |
| s.lastID = event.Response.ID | |
| } | |
| s.lastID = event.Response.ID |
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In file @internal/router/server_websocket.go around lines 885-889:
A local compaction response leaves `s.lastID` pointing to the pre-compaction provider response, so the provider-created successor inherits the old history and the next `response.create` can resend the full timeline, undoing compaction and exceeding the context limit. Update `s.lastID` for local terminal responses as well.
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| case "function_call_output", "custom_tool_call_output": | ||
| if p := plans[id]; p == nil || !p.eligible { | ||
| queue = append(queue, referenceText{item["output"], id, false}) |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction_retirement.go:300
Pinned tool-result text is enqueued with rows: false, so row and range references in that result are never followed. When a retained operation A references 17:abcd from eligible operation B, visitReference returns before retaining B's source evidence, allowing B to be retired while A keeps an unresolved reference. Mark retained tool results as row-bearing references.
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Pinned tool-result text is enqueued with `rows: false`, so row and range references in that result are never followed. When a retained operation A references `17:abcd` from eligible operation B, `visitReference` returns before retaining B's source evidence, allowing B to be retired while A keeps an unresolved reference. Mark retained tool results as row-bearing references.
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In `@doc/spec/compaction.md`:
- Around line 129-130: Update the compaction failure documentation near
REQ-COMPACTION-001 to separately specify WebSocket behavior: when no supported
reduction is available during response.create, emit an error event with status
422 and then close the WebSocket connection. Scope the existing HTTP 422
statement to HTTP transports if needed.
In `@internal/router/context_compaction_codex_test.go`:
- Around line 326-338: Update the receive helper to preserve unmatched JSON-RPC
messages instead of discarding them: buffer messages that do not match the
requested ID or method, or handle the response and turn/completed event within
the same receive loop. Ensure later calls can consume preserved messages without
waiting for the timeout, while retaining existing error handling.
In `@internal/router/context_compaction_envelope_test.go`:
- Around line 63-74: Update the concurrency test around contextCompactor.seal
and open so it seals one shared envelope before launching workers, then has
every worker open that shared envelope as well as retaining its individual round
trip. Assert failures for either open operation, ensuring all workers validate
the same key.
In `@internal/router/context_compaction_http.go`:
- Line 226: Update contextCompactor.cipher to cache the successfully loaded AEAD
on contextCompactor behind a mutex, reusing it on subsequent calls instead of
repeatedly locking and reading the key file. Preserve existing creation and
error paths, and publish the cached AEAD only after successful initialization;
calls without local envelopes should remain unaffected.
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| If no supported reduction is available, compaction fails with HTTP 422. It does not | ||
| discard protected context just to fit a budget, report a fabricated summary, |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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set -euo pipefail
for file in \
internal/router/server_websocket.go \
internal/router/context_compaction_websocket_test.go \
internal/router/context_compaction_http.go
do
if [ -f "$file" ]; then
printf '\n== %s ==\n' "$file"
rg -n -C 6 \
'contextCompactionRequestError|StatusUnprocessableEntity|response\.error|compaction.*(error|failed)' \
"$file" || true
fi
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internal/router/server_websocket.go internal/router --glob '*.go' \
| head -n 260
printf '%s\n' '== Compaction requirement and transport wording =='
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Document the WebSocket compaction failure contract separately.
REQ-COMPACTION-001 covers WebSocket response.create. When no reduction is available, the router sends an error event with status 422 and then closes the WebSocket connection. Document this event and connection behavior, or scope HTTP 422 to HTTP transports.
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In `@doc/spec/compaction.md` around lines 129 - 130, Update the compaction failure
documentation near REQ-COMPACTION-001 to separately specify WebSocket behavior:
when no supported reduction is available during response.create, emit an error
event with status 422 and then close the WebSocket connection. Scope the
existing HTTP 422 statement to HTTP transports if needed.
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| receive := func(id int, method string) (rpcMessage, error) { | ||
| for { | ||
| var message rpcMessage | ||
| if err := decoder.Decode(&message); err != nil { | ||
| return message, fmt.Errorf("app-server read: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| if len(message.Error) > 0 || message.Method == "error" { | ||
| return message, fmt.Errorf("app-server error: %+v", message) | ||
| } | ||
| if (id != 0 && message.ID == id) || (method != "" && message.Method == method) { | ||
| return message, nil | ||
| } | ||
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Preserve unmatched JSON-RPC messages.
receive discards every unmatched message. If turn/completed arrives before the matching request response, the first call discards it. The next call then waits until the 120-second timeout.
Buffer unmatched messages, or wait for the request response and turn/completed in one loop without discarding either message.
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In `@internal/router/context_compaction_codex_test.go` around lines 326 - 338,
Update the receive helper to preserve unmatched JSON-RPC messages instead of
discarding them: buffer messages that do not match the requested ID or method,
or handle the response and turn/completed event within the same receive loop.
Ensure later calls can consume preserved messages without waiting for the
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| for range 8 { | ||
| workers.Go(func() { | ||
| compactor := &contextCompactor{keyPath: path} | ||
| sealed, err := compactor.seal(t.Context(), items) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| t.Error(err) | ||
| return | ||
| } | ||
| if _, _, err := (&contextCompactor{keyPath: path}).open(t.Context(), sealed); err != nil { | ||
| t.Error(err) | ||
| } | ||
| }) |
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Make the concurrency test prove that all workers share one key.
Each worker seals and opens its own envelope. If two workers created different keys and one overwrote the other, every worker would still pass, because each worker only reads back what it just wrote. The test therefore does not verify the invariant its name claims.
Seal one envelope before the workers start, then have each worker open that shared envelope in addition to its own round trip.
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var workers sync.WaitGroup
+ shared, err := (&contextCompactor{keyPath: path}).seal(t.Context(), items)
+ if err != nil {
+ t.Fatal(err)
+ }
for range 8 {
workers.Go(func() {
compactor := &contextCompactor{keyPath: path}
sealed, err := compactor.seal(t.Context(), items)
if err != nil {
t.Error(err)
return
}
if _, _, err := (&contextCompactor{keyPath: path}).open(t.Context(), sealed); err != nil {
t.Error(err)
}
+ if _, _, err := compactor.open(t.Context(), shared); err != nil {
+ t.Error(err)
+ }
})
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| for range 8 { | |
| workers.Go(func() { | |
| compactor := &contextCompactor{keyPath: path} | |
| sealed, err := compactor.seal(t.Context(), items) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Error(err) | |
| return | |
| } | |
| if _, _, err := (&contextCompactor{keyPath: path}).open(t.Context(), sealed); err != nil { | |
| t.Error(err) | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| shared, err := (&contextCompactor{keyPath: path}).seal(t.Context(), items) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Fatal(err) | |
| } | |
| for range 8 { | |
| workers.Go(func() { | |
| compactor := &contextCompactor{keyPath: path} | |
| sealed, err := compactor.seal(t.Context(), items) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Error(err) | |
| return | |
| } | |
| if _, _, err := (&contextCompactor{keyPath: path}).open(t.Context(), sealed); err != nil { | |
| t.Error(err) | |
| } | |
| if _, _, err := compactor.open(t.Context(), shared); err != nil { | |
| t.Error(err) | |
| } | |
| }) |
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In `@internal/router/context_compaction_envelope_test.go` around lines 63 - 74,
Update the concurrency test around contextCompactor.seal and open so it seals
one shared envelope before launching workers, then has every worker open that
shared envelope as well as retaining its individual round trip. Assert failures
for either open operation, ensuring all workers validate the same key.
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| if err := ctx.Err(); err != nil { | ||
| return nil, err | ||
| } | ||
| retained, local, err := c.open(ctx, item) |
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Cache the AEAD after the first successful key load.
contextCompactor.cipher acquires the lock, reads the key file, and rebuilds the AEAD on every call. When prepare reaches restore, restore calls open for each input item, and each local envelope causes one cipher call. Multiple local envelopes therefore repeat file locking, key reads, and AEAD initialization. Concurrent sessions also contend on the same lock. Cache the successfully loaded AEAD on contextCompactor and protect the cache with a mutex. Preserve the creation and error paths, and publish the cache only after a successful load. Ordinary requests without local envelopes do not incur this cost.
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In `@internal/router/context_compaction_http.go` at line 226, Update
contextCompactor.cipher to cache the successfully loaded AEAD on
contextCompactor behind a mutex, reusing it on subsequent calls instead of
repeatedly locking and reading the key file. Preserve existing creation and
error paths, and publish the cached AEAD only after successful initialization;
calls without local envelopes should remain unaffected.
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| var kept strings.Builder | ||
| removed := 0 | ||
| for line := range strings.SplitAfterSeq(text, "\n") { | ||
| if contextCompactionGoRoutine.MatchString(strings.TrimSuffix(line, "\n")) { |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction.go:95
reduceContextCompaction silently deletes test-written diagnostics that match contextCompactionGoRoutine, such as --- PASS: retained diagnostic (0.1s), even though they are part of go test -v output rather than runner progress. Because the text format is indistinguishable here, preserve these lines unless their runner provenance is known, or narrow the reduction to structured runner output.
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction.go around line 95:
`reduceContextCompaction` silently deletes test-written diagnostics that match `contextCompactionGoRoutine`, such as `--- PASS: retained diagnostic (0.1s)`, even though they are part of `go test -v` output rather than runner progress. Because the text format is indistinguishable here, preserve these lines unless their runner provenance is known, or narrow the reduction to structured runner output.
| retained, ok := compactionRetiredOutputKeepingRows( | ||
| fields[plan.result]["output"], plan.operation, plan.rows, plan.ranges) | ||
| if !ok { | ||
| return input | ||
| } | ||
| plan.output = retained | ||
| } |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction_retirement.go:407
The closure loop can return a completion that references a still-retired operation, so evidence such as 17:abcd ... operation_01 names unavailable context. drainReferences scans the output before referenced rows are restored, and the loop exits because restoring plan.output does not change revision; enqueue the updated output and mark the closure dirty whenever it changes so the newly visible operation ID is pinned.
retained, ok := compactionRetiredOutputKeepingRows(
fields[plan.result]["output"], plan.operation, plan.rows, plan.ranges)
if !ok {
return input
}
- plan.output = retained
+ if string(plan.output) != string(retained) {
+ plan.output = retained
+ queue = append(queue, referenceText{retained, id, false})
+ revision++
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction_retirement.go around lines 407-413:
The closure loop can return a completion that references a still-retired operation, so evidence such as `17:abcd ... operation_01` names unavailable context. `drainReferences` scans the output before referenced rows are restored, and the loop exits because restoring `plan.output` does not change `revision`; enqueue the updated output and mark the closure dirty whenever it changes so the newly visible operation ID is pinned.
| case "function_call_output", "custom_tool_call_output": | ||
| continue |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction_source.go:109
Tool-produced references in function_call_output and custom_tool_call_output bodies are ignored, so a cited earlier row such as 3:0003 is not added to rowReferences and may be replaced by the omission note. Collect fields["output"] as a reference before the shared reference scan instead of continuing here.
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction_source.go around lines 109-110:
Tool-produced references in `function_call_output` and `custom_tool_call_output` bodies are ignored, so a cited earlier row such as `3:0003` is not added to `rowReferences` and may be replaced by the omission note. Collect `fields["output"]` as a reference before the shared reference scan instead of continuing here.
Separate token-budget admission from evidence preservation. Target 50k visible-string tokens with at most 30k overshoot; reduce eligible completed output before relaxing whole-operation recency. Compile every candidate independently, preserve hard protections, and reject inadmissible or no-op results before envelope sealing. Add selector, fuzz, native-preservation and transport-admission tests. Document the budget metric, retention plans and unchanged Codex ownership. Validation: isolated selector tests pass with race detection, 100 repeated runs, 100% statement coverage, go vet, and 213539 fuzz executions. Full router and installed-Codex tests were not run: the local environment has Go 1.23, requires Go 1.26 for this repository, and cannot resolve external hosts to obtain the toolchain and dependencies.
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Implemented and pushed in 5307d52: budget-aware native working-set selection. The selector owns token pressure/admission; existing reducers continue to own evidence preservation, reference closure, terminal-state recognition and atomic reasoning/tool retirement. The target is 50,000 native visible-string tokens with at most 30,000 overshoot (80,000 admission ceiling), not a change to Codex's automatic compaction trigger. Retention plans run independently from the same original history: Stop at the first candidate reaching 50k; otherwise choose the smallest candidate within 80k, with stable ties favoring the earlier plan. Never chain lossy candidates or assume more aggressive retention necessarily saves more tokens. Already-small histories do not escalate merely to manufacture a successful reduction. Counting failure, no actual token savings, trigger-only input and an unattainable ceiling fail before envelope sealing. The shared preparation path covers HTTP/SSE and WebSocket. Encryption, restoration, provider-free operation and Codex scheduling are unchanged. Validation performed: exact standalone selector sources tested under Go 1.23; Added but not run here: actual-tokenizer/native-preservation and HTTP/V2 admission integration tests, including output-first pressure, exact authority/reference/failure/live-state preservation, restart restoration and overshoot boundaries. Full router and installed-Codex tests could not run because the environment has Go 1.23 while this repository requires 1.26, and external DNS/toolchain/dependency downloads are unavailable. At verification, GitGuardian passed and Macroscope was still running; no PR-triggered Actions run was returned. This improves budget enforcement and retention architecture, but does not establish near-zero impactful context loss empirically. Omitted historical details remain unavailable; paired real-history continuation/outcome evaluation is still needed for that claim. |
Decode JavaScript NonEscapeCharacter, legacy octal and non-octal decimal escapes before evidence selection. Honor octal digit boundaries, Unicode identity characters and line continuations. Preserve the original text and a single decoded layer; malformed UTF-8 remains unsafe. Previously 3\:0003 and non-strict 3\720003 were treated as unreferenced, allowing the exact referenced source row to be pruned. Decode them without globally pinning unrelated output or changing the token-budget policy. Add decoder/row-preservation regressions and source-frontier cases for assistant text, pending exec arguments and pending Code Mode input at both the normal and pressure frontiers, including repeated compaction. Validation: reproduced omission with the original production decoder and row-pruning functions in an isolated Go 1.23 harness; regressions pass after the fix. Decoder matches Node.js on 11198 escape cases. Isolated go test -race -count=10 and go vet pass; changed files are gofmt-clean. Full router/frontier integration tests could not run: the environment has Go 1.23, this repository requires Go 1.26, and external DNS is unavailable.
| fields["output"] = encode(reduced) | ||
| output[index] = mustMarshalJSON(fields) | ||
| } | ||
| retained := reduceContextCompactionSourceWithFrontier(input, |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction.go:156
The later cat/hread result is still retired after the search output is replaced with a reference to it, so the reference can point to a ledger record whose verbatim listing has been removed and the only copy of the search evidence is lost. protected is passed to reduceRepeatedCompactionRows but not to retireCompactionOperationsWithFrontier; pass the protected replacement calls into retirement, or skip this substitution when the replacement is eligible for retirement.
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction.go around line 156:
The later `cat`/`hread` result is still retired after the search output is replaced with a reference to it, so the reference can point to a ledger record whose verbatim listing has been removed and the only copy of the search evidence is lost. `protected` is passed to `reduceRepeatedCompactionRows` but not to `retireCompactionOperationsWithFrontier`; pass the protected replacement calls into retirement, or skip this substitution when the replacement is eligible for retirement.
…alias Add `hcat` to read-command mapping while retaining legacy `hread` compatibility for historical records. Update repeated-context reference collection to include assistant `message` evidence (in addition to function output records), and make retirement pin and keep replacement evidence-derived references before candidate eviction. Add focused compaction tests that verify replacement outputs and dependencies survive repeated compaction and retirement paths, including deduplication and ledger scenarios.
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, err | ||
| } | ||
| encoded := contextCompactionPrefix + base64.RawStdEncoding.EncodeToString(aead.Seal(nil, nil, compressed.Bytes(), []byte(contextCompactionPrefix))) |
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🟠 High router/context_compaction_envelope.go:98
seal can return a compaction envelope larger than responsesRequestBufferBytes, so a successfully compacted history is rejected when replayed on the next turn. The check at line 83 only bounds the uncompressed JSON; compression, AES overhead, base64 expansion, and envelope metadata are not included. Check the final marshaled envelope size before returning it.
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction_envelope.go around line 98:
`seal` can return a compaction envelope larger than `responsesRequestBufferBytes`, so a successfully compacted history is rejected when replayed on the next turn. The check at line 83 only bounds the uncompressed JSON; compression, AES overhead, base64 expansion, and envelope metadata are not included. Check the final marshaled envelope size before returning it.
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction_retirement.go:680
Terminal nonzero Code Mode results with operation.notice != nil are never reduced, so the failed execution remains in its native envelope and continues consuming context until compaction misses its budget. The operation.notice != nil guard at line 680 bypasses compactionFailedOutput, while the later branch only accepts successful contextCompactionOutput results; route notice results through compactionFailedOutput with the notice validation retained, or add equivalent nonzero handling.
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction_retirement.go around line 680:
Terminal nonzero Code Mode results with `operation.notice != nil` are never reduced, so the failed execution remains in its native envelope and continues consuming context until compaction misses its budget. The `operation.notice != nil` guard at line 680 bypasses `compactionFailedOutput`, while the later branch only accepts successful `contextCompactionOutput` results; route notice results through `compactionFailedOutput` with the notice validation retained, or add equivalent nonzero handling.
| if err == nil { | ||
| if len(capsule) != 0 { | ||
| exchange.local = true | ||
| err = writeContextCompactionResponse(output, capsule, parsed.fields["input"], false) |
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🟠 High router/server_websocket.go:578
When prepare returns a local capsule, this branch skips executeRequest, so exchange.observation remains nil and the unconditional exchange.observation.Finish(err) call panics after the response is written. Initialize the observation for local compaction responses or guard the finish call.
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In file @internal/router/server_websocket.go around line 578:
When `prepare` returns a local capsule, this branch skips `executeRequest`, so `exchange.observation` remains nil and the unconditional `exchange.observation.Finish(err)` call panics after the response is written. Initialize the observation for local compaction responses or guard the finish call.
| if json.Unmarshal([]byte(literal), &value) == nil { | ||
| return value, true | ||
| } | ||
| value, err := strconv.Unquote(literal) |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction_operation.go:88
When a generated patch literal contains \a, compaction computes the patch_sha256 for a bell character even though JavaScript evaluates \a as the character a; the historical invocation therefore gets an identifier for a patch that was not applied. The fallback to strconv.Unquote applies Go escape semantics, so replace it with JavaScript-compatible string decoding (or reject non-JSON literals) before hashing.
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction_operation.go around line 88:
When a generated patch literal contains `\a`, compaction computes the `patch_sha256` for a bell character even though JavaScript evaluates `\a` as the character `a`; the historical invocation therefore gets an identifier for a patch that was not applied. The fallback to `strconv.Unquote` applies Go escape semantics, so replace it with JavaScript-compatible string decoding (or reject non-JSON literals) before hashing.
| key, err := os.ReadFile(c.keyPath) | ||
| if errors.Is(err, os.ErrNotExist) && create { | ||
| key = make([]byte, 32) | ||
| rand.Read(key) |
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🟠 High router/context_compaction_envelope.go:57
A failed rand.Read still writes the 32-byte buffer to disk and uses it for encryption, so a CSPRNG failure can create compaction envelopes with a predictable or invalid installation key instead of failing closed. Check the rand.Read error before creating the key file.
- rand.Read(key)
+ if _, err := rand.Read(key); err != nil {
+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("generate compaction key: %w", err)
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction_envelope.go around line 57:
A failed `rand.Read` still writes the 32-byte buffer to disk and uses it for encryption, so a CSPRNG failure can create compaction envelopes with a predictable or invalid installation key instead of failing closed. Check the `rand.Read` error before creating the key file.
| if len(args) > 1 && args[1] == "test" { | ||
| return "go-test" |
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🟡 Medium router/context_compaction.go:236
go test -exec xprog output is classified as ordinary Go test output, so matching lines emitted by xprog are irreversibly removed after a successful run. contextCompactionCommand only checks args[1] == "test" and ignores -exec; reject -exec (including -exec=) before returning go-test.
case "go":
- if len(args) > 1 && args[1] == "test" {
+ if len(args) > 1 && args[1] == "test" {
+ for _, arg := range args[2:] {
+ if arg == "-exec" || strings.HasPrefix(arg, "-exec=") {
+ return ""
+ }
+ }
return "go-test"
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In file @internal/router/context_compaction.go around lines 236-237:
`go test -exec xprog` output is classified as ordinary Go test output, so matching lines emitted by `xprog` are irreversibly removed after a successful run. `contextCompactionCommand` only checks `args[1] == "test"` and ignores `-exec`; reject `-exec` (including `-exec=`) before returning `go-test`.
Make local reductions conservative by requiring corroborated Go test progress, validating tool payloads and identities, bounding oversized evidence lines, and following row references exposed by retained tool output. Propagate cancellation, cache the local AEAD safely, preserve WebSocket retention accounting, and document the updated HTTP/WebSocket failure behavior.
Reduce recognized terminal `go test` output to pass/fail status and distinct failed test names, including results that are recent or referenced. Preserve live and unknown results while limiting generic failed-operation reduction to unreferenced verified source rows. Update reference traversal, retirement handling, documentation, and regression coverage for idempotent summaries and native execution headers.
Add content-independent fallback selection targeting 50,000 visible-string tokens, with prioritized excerpts, repetition reduction, omission notices, and explicit required-instruction floors. Replace ordinary historical images with `[Image]` placeholders while preserving fresh and mandatory images. Add encrypted v2 reconciliation receipts and pressure diagnostics for carried messages, while retaining legacy envelope readability and failing closed on overlapping history.
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Handle Responses compaction locally without provider summaries, using
conservative history reducers and encrypted router-owned envelopes.
Restore native history across compaction, truncation, restart, and fresh
context while preserving provider-owned state.
Add HTTP, envelope, reducer, restoration, and Codex compatibility tests,
and document the compaction contract and ownership boundary.
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Add provider-free local context compaction with encrypted envelopes to router
/v1/responses/compactendpoint and WebSocket local-compaction path in server.goinvalid_websocket_request; local compaction completions no longer admit a provider successor or consume pending steering; the wrapped Codex provider display name changes from Mekugi to OpenAI; no provider-summary fallback exists for local compaction — requests that fail preparation return an explicit HTTP error statusMacroscope summarized 0ac955b.
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