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A stopped Codex app-server leaves new threads waiting indefinitely on thread/start. When the transport exits, the shared session can remain ready and later sends reuse its dead transport.
Change
Expose transport termination to the adapter and retire the shared session through the existing event-stream failure path. Bound thread setup, resume and turn acceptance to two minutes; a timed-out setup fails the run instead of retrying or falling back to a new native thread. Escalate app-server shutdown after two seconds so a stopped process cannot hold release open.
Server-only Codex liveness behavior; no client or wire-schema changes.
Verification
vp run check:changed at 4a840995da: passed format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL, affected-package typechecks and 140 tests in four files. Exact-head output.
Six focused regressions cover unanswered thread/turn starts, transport death, deadline retirement, terminal setup failure and skipping resume fallback after an unknown outcome. The original three fail on main at their bug assertions; the resume guard removal fails directly on fallback invocation. Original red assertions, resume red assertion.
Independent Codex and Claude review round 3: no confirmed code blockers. Review summary.
Unusually slow setup or resuming a very large rollout can exceed the fixed cutoff. The two-minute deadline applies to request acceptance and setup, not subsequent model/tool execution. Retiring the shared app-server interrupts sibling turns using that process. Linux process cleanup was exercised; Windows and macOS process cleanup were not run. The original hours-long natural notification-backlog trigger was not established.
Models: Claude Opus 5.5 through the Claude Code harness; GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness, orchestrated in T3 Code.
Unanswered thread/start and turn/start never fail, and a terminated
app-server transport never fails the adapter session event stream.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A stopped app-server left thread/start and turn/start pending forever, and
a killed one stayed "ready" because nothing failed the session's events.
The protocol now exposes a replayable termination, and the adapter fails
its event stream when the transport ends or when thread/start,
thread/resume or turn/start go unanswered for 2 minutes. The session
manager already releases a runtime whose events fail, so the next request
opens a fresh app-server. Unanswered requests fail rather than replay.
Release escalates to SIGKILL so a stopped process cannot block it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A thread/start or thread/resume the Codex app-server never answered has an
unknown outcome, but the start service re-raised it for the effect worker to
retry on a fresh app-server, which could run the turn twice. Settle the run as
failed instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d resume
A thread/resume that times out may still have resumed the native thread, and
the adapter has already retired the shared runtime, so the fresh-thread
fallback hit a closing transport and the worker retried. Settle the unknown
resume outcome as a failed run before attempting the fallback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Codex requests now time out after two minutes and retire the shared app-server, while avoiding retries when execution outcomes are unknown. The new default cutoff and its potential to interrupt shared work require human acceptance.
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The Codex adapter now applies deadlines to selected app-server requests and fails the session event stream on timeout or termination. Provider turn startup treats unresponsive thread operations as outcome-unknown failures and settles the run without retrying or creating a fresh session.
Changes: Codex app-server failure handling
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Summary
Bound requests and propagate adapter failures apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts
The adapter applies deadlines to turn/start, thread/start, and thread/resume. A timeout fails the session event stream and returns a method-specific error. Termination failures also fail the stream. The child process is configured to force-kill after a 2-second grace period. Tests cover unanswered requests and stream failure.
Settle runs with unknown provider outcomes apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts
The service detects unresponsive errors in cause chains. It routes unknown thread-load and resume outcomes through failure settlement rather than retrying or creating a fresh session. Tests cover unknown outcomes from thread/start and thread/resume.
Rollback can remain stuck waiting for an unresponsive app-server, and concurrent requests may incur another two-minute wait. Resolve these failure paths before merging.
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The current head includes demonstrated changes unrelated to [#24300]. Examples include Codex image and MCP output conversion, goal-objective validation, writer-lock and sharing-limit classification, d…
Remove the unrelated behavior and its tests from this pull request, or move it to separate pull requests with the applicable issue links. Keep the [#24300] changes limited to request deadlines, transport/process termination handling, shared…
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: retiring unresponsive shared Codex app-servers.
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The reviewed head addresses the coding requirements in [#24300]. CodexAdapterV2 bounds thread/start, thread/resume, and turn/start, fails the event stream on transport termination or an unansw…
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The reviewed head addresses the coding requirements in [#24300]. CodexAdapterV2 bounds thread/start, thread/resume, and turn/start, fails the event stream on transport termination or an unanswered request, and escalates process shutdown after two seconds. ProviderTurnStartService treats an unresponsive Codex request as an unknown outcome and does not retry or create a fallback native thread. The related regression tests cover unanswered requests, session retirement, and resume fallback suppression. Thread isolation remains an optional issue goal, and the PR documents that session retirement can interrupt sibling turns.
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The current head includes demonstrated changes unrelated to [#24300]. Examples include Codex image and MCP output conversion, goal-objective validation, writer-lock and sharing-limit classification, direct MCP-server configuration, generated-image handling, and compatibility behavior. ProviderTurnStartService also changes worktree recreation, context-handoff routing, runtime-policy handling, native-goal handling, and turn analytics. These changes are not required to bound or retire an unresponsive shared Codex app-server.
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Remove the unrelated behavior and its tests from this pull request, or move it to separate pull requests with the applicable issue links. Keep the [#24300] changes limited to request deadlines, transport/process termination handling, shared-session retirement, and unknown-outcome retry behavior.
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Apply the deadline to rollback’s thread/resume request.
When rollbackThread finds an unloaded paginated thread, it sends thread/resume here without withAppServerDeadline. If the transport stays connected but Codex does not answer, rollback waits indefinitely and this request does not retire the shared app-server. Apply the deadline to this request as well. (effect.website)
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts
around lines 7415 - 7423:
Wrap the rollback `thread/resume` request in `rollbackThread` with the existing
`withAppServerDeadline` mechanism so it times out if Codex does not respond and
retires the shared app-server as intended. Preserve the request arguments and
surrounding flow.
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- Around line 7415-7423: Wrap the rollback `thread/resume` request in
`rollbackThread` with the existing `withAppServerDeadline` mechanism so it times
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Retired app-server can still receive requests until the manager releases it.
withAppServerDeadline calls Queue.fail before it fails the request. The session stays in the manager until the exit handler runs. A concurrent thread/start, thread/resume or turn/start on the same shared session starts its own 2-minute wait against the wedged server. Consider adding a retired flag. Set it in retireAppServer. Make later wrapped requests fail fast when it is set.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts around lines 1890 - 1901:
The deadline retires an unresponsive app-server, but concurrent requests can still wait while the manager retains the session. Add retired-state tracking to the app-server session, set it in retireAppServer, and update withAppServerDeadline to fail later wrapped requests immediately when that state is set, preserving the existing timeout and retirement behavior.
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- Around line 119-123: Extend the Codex adapter deadline tests to assert that
each ensure and resume deadline error retains its expected wrapper and
deadline-tagged cause. Keep these assertions focused on the adapter’s returned
errors so they verify the causes consumed by outcomeUnknown.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.ts:
- Around line 1890-1901: The deadline retires an unresponsive app-server, but
concurrent requests can still wait while the manager retains the session. Add
retired-state tracking to the app-server session, set it in retireAppServer, and
update withAppServerDeadline to fail later wrapped requests immediately when
that state is set, preserving the existing timeout and retirement behavior.
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cat -n apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.test.ts | sed -n '735,830p'
git diff b883156e269de2002873aebdef6019f336b687a7 b0446d183da76367a769b3f4f05a6edf1d23f70b -- apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/CodexAdapterV2.test.ts | sed -n '1,220p'
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Test the deadline cause returned by the Codex adapter.
The service tests use ProviderAdapterEventStreamError, not the ensure or resume wrappers returned by the adapter. If either adapter path loses the deadline tag, the service can retry or create a fresh native thread.
Extend the adapter deadline test to assert the wrapper and its cause. Cover the resume deadline cause too.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderTurnStartService.ts around lines 119 - 123:
Extend the Codex adapter deadline tests to assert that each ensure and resume deadline error retains its expected wrapper and deadline-tagged cause. Keep these assertions focused on the adapter’s returned errors so they verify the causes consumed by outcomeUnknown.
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The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
the proof was not accepted:
All three after recordings (head-existing.mp4 ~1:58-2:30, head-resume.mp4 ~2:00-2:40, head-setup.mp4 ~2:10-2:40) show a new red banner 'The provider event stream closed unexpectedly. Retry the turn; if it keeps failing, check the provider and server logs.' that covers transcript content (the READY line in head-existing and head-resume, the 'Reply only NEW' user message in head-setup). It also misdescribes a deliberate deadline retirement as an unexpected stream close, because retireAppServer in CodexAdapterV2.ts reuses the Queue.fail/ProviderAdapterEventStreamError path. This is a visible defect the fix introduces on these paths.
head-existing.mp4: the turn/start failure renders as a generic 'Provider error - The provider could not start this turn', not the CodexAppServerUnresponsiveError deadline message, so the turn/start deadline is not visible in the existing-thread path (the capture step acknowledges this).
base-resume.mp4 vs head-resume.mp4: the sidebars differ. Base shows the 'Initial turn' thread as Failed and head does not, so the pair was not recorded from identical data state.
head-setup.mp4 has a stray thread context menu (Find in thread / Pin thread / ... / Delete) open around 1:24 that base-setup.mp4 does not have; a step that differs between the pair.
The diff's outcome-unknown guards (no willRetry retry and no fresh-thread fallback after CodexAppServerUnresponsiveError in ProviderTurnStartService.ts) are not shown by contrast: base never reaches a failure, so no capture shows the fallback or retry that head prevents, and SIGSTOP before request handling never creates an operation whose outcome is unknown.
No after capture was independently rebuilt: reproducing it needs two isolated dev servers with a live Codex app-server and recordings longer than two minutes, which did not fit the audit budget.
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Problem
A stopped Codex app-server leaves new threads waiting indefinitely on
thread/start. When the transport exits, the shared session can remain ready and later sends reuse its dead transport.Change
Expose transport termination to the adapter and retire the shared session through the existing event-stream failure path. Bound thread setup, resume and turn acceptance to two minutes; a timed-out setup fails the run instead of retrying or falling back to a new native thread. Escalate app-server shutdown after two seconds so a stopped process cannot hold release open.
Scope and approval
Fixes #24300
Server-only Codex liveness behavior; no client or wire-schema changes.
Verification
vp run check:changedat 4a840995da: passed format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL, affected-package typechecks and 140 tests in four files. Exact-head output.Evidence: server-only change; visual fixture matrix is empty. Evidence index and six-test accounting.
Sanitized protocol milestones, reproduction wrapper. Runtime: real web dev server on Ubuntu Linux, Codex CLI 0.163.0, isolated state, 1280×800 browser. No visible rendering changed.
Unusually slow setup or resuming a very large rollout can exceed the fixed cutoff. The two-minute deadline applies to request acceptance and setup, not subsequent model/tool execution. Retiring the shared app-server interrupts sibling turns using that process. Linux process cleanup was exercised; Windows and macOS process cleanup were not run. The original hours-long natural notification-backlog trigger was not established.
Models: Claude Opus 5.5 through the Claude Code harness; GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness, orchestrated in T3 Code.