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feat(link): sync route intent and materialize clients per device (re-land #8276) - #8416
Re-land of #8276 (reverted in #8402), with the blockers its post-merge review found fixed and the branch brought onto current dev.
Route intent itself is unchanged from #8276: ocx route to lets the Home set client defaults and per-device overrides, each Child materializes them with its own installed clients and catalog, and ocx disconnect restores what the link changed. The changes on top:
Windows scheduler restart (the P1 that caused the revert).ocx service restart ended the task, killed the wrappers, then sent the surviving Home or connected Child proxy a bare POST /api/stop. The task was still registered, so the proxy answered 409 respawnable_service and the restart stopped with the task down and the proxy serving. The restart now proves the listener is this home's proxy with a fresh attestation, claims a pending-teardown receipt bound to that exact endpoint, and sends the deferred stop the route already honours for ocx stop. The receipt stays held until a healthy, attested replacement serves the receipt's own port; only an explicit refusal releases it early. A refusal is never forced, and the forced-stop fallback rechecks the PID's identity before each signal.
Supervision of a survivor. Wrapper cleanup runs only after that stop was accepted. A refused stop, or a proxy that still answers but cannot be verified as this home's, aborts with the supervising wrappers left running. A proxy a wrapper respawned in the gap is stopped once more; if that second stop fails, the error says the survivor is now unsupervised and how to recover. Recovery starts after a failed asset write or registration use the same replacement proof and report any retained receipt.
Live Link Child. A restart refuses a connected Link Child before touching the scheduler, and repeats that check before every tracked stop, so its unauthenticated loopback port is never released mid-restart.
Receipt binding./api/stop honours a receipt only for the port the server actually bound, and ocx stop pins one endpoint for both the stop request and the port-reclaim wait.
Exact asset restore. When rewriting the scheduler assets fails, the snapshot is written back byte for byte (a lone non-UTF-8 byte or an odd-length UTF-16 file used to change).
Restart sync fence. A bound Child restart marks the runtime stopping before it drains the listener and abandons the restart if that mark cannot be written. Every publication of the runtime record carries a fresh servingGeneration, so a sync admitted before a failed restart is refused by the record the rollback publishes.
Link removal. An interrupted removal resumes from its retirement receipt and composes with dev's Child-operation admission, operation journal (fix(link): operation journal follow-ups: a link kept down (and shown) after an uncertain revoke, durable revoke marks, and a journal that cannot lock a Home out #8638) and force-revoke recovery (feat(link): recover a force-revoked ephemeral Child by its link id (ocx-child owner record /2, detach --expect-link, ocx link recover) #8612). A receipt names its cleanup mode and the journalled revoke that claimed it; only that identity continues it (409 link_retirement_owned otherwise), and the journal keeps any entry a receipt names. A receipt is never taken as proof the Child was cleaned up: while the record is listed, the cleanup runs again unless the owning journal entry recorded it (for a purge, the Child's purged:true), as on dev. A resumed removal runs as an open, live revoke, never restarts the tunnel after a failed cleanup, and settles committed only from its own recorded effects, before the receipt is cleared. A plain --force can always finish an interrupted removal locally (for example after a purge already removed the Child's executable): its refusals run first, then it fences the receipt's owner for the whole takeover, disowns the receipt (the former owner can take it back while nothing was committed), settles the owner unknown before the receipt is cleared, and claims no Child cleanup. A link whose Child cleanup may have run stays suspended until its revoke settles. The link's WebSockets close in the commit task, including when post-commit reconciliation fails. Interrupted-enrollment recovery and route cleanup in ocx disconnect run inside config-root ACL admission like the rest of disconnect.
The listener swap window between attestation and the stop request is an accepted residual: dev already sends the same admin token without any proof, and closing it fully needs a stop-capability contract older proxies cannot honour (structure/ops/service-and-sidecars.md).
Verification
Run on macOS (Bun 1.4.4) with isolated HOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:
Failing first, then passing: tests/service/service-scheduler-restart-respawn-refusal.test.ts (real proxy process and management route), the byte-restore cases in tests/service/service-scheduler-restart-cleanup.test.ts, tests/clients/client-restart-sync-fence.test.ts (real client runtime and sync guard), and each receipt, journal-replay, force-takeover, suspension and tombstone case added to tests/server/link-revoke-operation.test.ts and tests/clients/link-retirement.test.ts (each failed with its fix's source reverted).
At the final head, each in its own isolated run: Link revoke operation 72, recover 49 + CLI recover 19, revoke suspension 17, route supervisor 85, operations journal 17, retirement 8, management routes 54, enrollment 49 + 43 + 11, Child operation routes 15, operations routes 6, CLI operation 19, CLI force 26, route-to retirement 4, route edit 28 — all pass.
bun run typecheck, structure:check, privacy:scan, skill:surface:check, the test-layout guards and the file-size ratchet pass.
Local failures outside these suites were compared with dev on the same machine: the launcher, update, CLI and FIFO tests that time out at 5 s fail by name on dev too; client-link-connect (61/61), doctor (92/92) and ci-scope-gaps (36/36) pass with a 60 s timeout; link-full-install-census fails only because /Applications/OpenCodex.app is installed on this Mac.
NOT RUN: a completed local bun run test:changed (under concurrent review load it ran past the runner's own time limit; about 45,000 tests passed before that, with only the timeout failures above) and the full bun run test, left to the PR test shards; Windows, where the scheduler, wrapper and ACL paths run with the Windows host replaced by fixtures and no native Task Scheduler run happened.
Checklist
Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
…) (#8276)
* feat(link): reconcile per-device route intent from Home (#8274)
* fix(route-to): preserve live denials and deferred sync outcomes
* test(cli): include route-to metadata in isolated capability fixtures
* fix(cli): reconcile route-to compatibility contracts from CI
* fix(link): preserve Codex cleanup ownership and defer local writers
* fix(link): reconcile Codex enable during fresh enrollment
* fix(link): arm enrollment rollback before config publication
* test(cli): update ZCode aliases for durable route intent
* fix(link): stop intent controllers before runtime recycle
* fix(link): address policy, parity, ownership and recovery reviews
* fix(desktop): preserve native mode and owned route transactions
* docs(link): clarify device policy and recovery guarantees
* fix(link): settle config ACL before native apply admission
* fix(desktop): retain diagnostics at early ACL admission
* fix(link): report native intent lock contention as busy
* test(link): align native route regression with server layout seeds
* fix(link): keep device policy seeding under one config lease
* fix(link): report native decision failures with publication evidence
* fix(desktop): recheck ACL settlement at native decision commit
* fix(claude): decide native toggle after ACL admission
* test(link): propagate seed fixture rollback failures
* fix(link): preserve Home native intent and idle watch
* fix(link): preserve enrollment inheritance and desktop mode
* fix(link): restore standalone native intent on disconnect and failed enrollment
A linked Child persisted its Home's effective intent into its own native
switches (clientIntegrations.codex/grok/claude-desktop, claudeCode.enabled
and, as side effects, claudeCode.authModeMigratedAt and apiSurfaces.messages)
but disconnect and failed-enrollment rollback never put the standalone values
back, so a Child that was Codex-on before linking stayed Codex-off after a
Home turned Codex off and the Child disconnected (and the reverse).
A machine-scoped private record (<configDir>/link/native-intent-originals.json)
now captures each field's standalone value (presence included) the first time
a Child link write changes it, write-ahead of the atomic config write, plus
the value this writer published or had pending. Disconnect and failed
enrollment restore the original only where the current value is the writer's;
a person's later edit is kept. The record is removed after the restored
config is read back and verified, so an interrupted restore is retryable.
Home writes are not recorded.
The fresh-enrollment Codex compensation now uses the same restore, which also
covers a field a crashed earlier attempt left behind.
* test(link): cover native originals capture, crash recovery and relinking
Module-level regressions for the standalone native originals record: capture
once across repeated writes, no ownership for a no-op or a Home write, a
person's edit kept on restore, Claude enabled/migration stamp/Messages
presence, a crash between the write-ahead record and the config write, a
crash between the config write and publish, an interrupted restore retried
after either step, a different link after a crashed enrollment, and an
unreadable record refusing both capture and restore.
* docs(link): document standalone native restore and local opt-out retention
Public guide (en, ko) and structure/remote-link.md describe how a linked
Child records its standalone native switches before the first link write,
how disconnect and failed enrollment restore them while keeping a person's
own edits, the ABA limit, and that the Child's local opt-out list survives
disconnect (now pinned by a regression test).
* test(link): pin the disconnect-resume fault after token removal
The fixture failed the first config commit and relied on it being the
post-token connection clear. Disconnect now restores standalone native
switches in an earlier config commit, so the hook re-arms until the token
is gone and the fault lands where the test name says.
* fix(link): keep implicit Home Desktop and Grok intent to startup scope
An undecided Home Desktop intent (no persisted default and no Home
override) used to create an OpenCodex gateway profile and switch Desktop
to gateway mode on any unrelated Home route write. It now refreshes only
a gateway profile OpenCodex already owns and otherwise reports current
without writing. Implicit Grok intent follows the startup gate, so a
gated hub or sibling writes nothing. Explicit defaults and device
overrides still create.
* fix(link): keep the Home's own native switches over captured defaults
Captured route defaults exist to drive Children, but the Home projection
preferred them over the Home's live native switches. ocx restore,
Messages off and similar writers change those switches without recording
route intent, so any unrelated route write re-enabled Codex and Claude
Code and re-injected Codex. On the Home, a persisted native switch with
no Home override now wins unless the write decides that client, the
projection reads the durable switches, and a single-client Home write
materializes only that client while keeping the other clients' receipt
outcomes.
* fix(link): treat first-party Claude Desktop as current for enabled intent
First-party Desktop already routes through OpenCodex, yet the route
adapter reported a conflict for both on and off, so Home ocx sync exited
1 on every run and ocx route to sync stayed 409 after any enrollment.
Enabled intent is now current with no write; disabled intent stays a
conflict whose message names the existing mode switch.
* fix(link): keep ocx integrations native a Home-only decision
The CLI native toggle had become a Home default write, so it changed
every Child and skipped Claude Desktop's first-party transition that the
native route performs. It calls the native route again, which records
only the Home override and runs the client's own transition; on a Child
it refuses with the Home command for that device.
* fix(link): restore standalone file integrations on disconnect
Disconnect disabled every file integration with an ownership record, and
connect had already disabled or refreshed pre-existing ones, so a join
followed by a disconnect lost integrations the Child had set up on its
own. The first link apply now records, write-ahead and bound to the
link, which file clients the Child owned. Disconnect keeps those still
owned, applies again those the link disabled, leaves a local opt-out or
the person's own block alone, and removes only what the link created.
* fix(link): keep the enrollment token until native switches are restored
A failed enrollment removed its service token even when restoring the
standalone native switches threw, leaving no owner to retry. It now keeps
the token and pending marker, like disconnect, and names the record.
Plain ocx disconnect on a disconnected machine drains a lone native
originals record instead of refusing: it restores the switches, removes
the enrollment's own token, and on failure prints the record path and
the recovery step.
* fix(link): readmit the link key after a route intent watch wait
A watch read could wait up to 30 seconds and then answered after
rechecking only the link record, so a key revoked during the wait still
received fresh policy. The wait now repeats the listener's key admission
against current policy before the ownership recheck.
* docs(link): document Child tick rewrites, restore reversion and client toggle scope
State that the periodic Child sync rewrites its receipt and Home proof on
every apply, why a mid-apply parity report shows a brief withdrawal, that
ocx restore on a linked Child lasts only until the next sync unless the
person opts out with --local, and that plain ocx integration client
enable/disable writes the Home default and is refused on a Child.
* fix(link): let the Home's own native switches govern the Home
On the Home, Codex, Claude Code, Grok and Claude Desktop now project
from the Home's persisted native switch (absent is on) with source
"native", ignoring captured defaults and devices.home entries. Before,
the live switch won only when stored as a boolean with no Home
override, so ocx restore back (absent key), ocx claude desktop apply,
or any native toggle (which recorded a devices.home override) let a
plain ocx sync or route to sync rewrite the switch and re-inject or
strip the client.
A full Home sync now decides no client and never writes a Home native
switch; it only refreshes owned artifacts to match it, and an enabled
Grok or Desktop switch keeps startup scope. A Home write that decides
one of these clients (route to default, --device home, native PUT)
applies through the existing switch writer and keeps no devices.home
entry: recordHomeNativeDecision pins the off Child builtin for Grok
and Desktop, setRouteClientIntent refuses a Home native entry, and
initializeHomeRouteIntentDefaults drops one saved by an earlier
version. --device home inherit sets the switch to the default. The
native PUT captures defaults from the durable switches. The Home
receipt parser and ocx.route-to/1 accept the additive "native" source;
documents sent to Children never carry it.
* fix(route-to): mark any outcome for an earlier intent stale
routeToDeviceStatus only turned an outdated current outcome stale. An
earlier conflict or failure kept its colour after the intent changed,
so ocx route to <client> off --device <child> after a conflicted
enable exited 409 on a result that said nothing about the new intent.
Any outcome whose per-client intent digest differs from today's intent
now reads stale; receipts without per-client digests keep the
whole-document rule for current rows only.
* docs(link): document Home native switches, native source and pre-record Children
The remote-link guide (en, ko), structure docs and route to capability
notes now say that on the Home Codex, Claude Code, Grok and Claude
Desktop follow the Home's own switches, that Home writes for them
apply through the switch, that plain ocx sync and route to sync never
change them, that status reports source native, and that an outcome
for an earlier intent reads stale. They also state that a Child linked
before the file-integration originals record existed has none, so
disconnect does not set up again integrations the Home turned off.
* fix(link): capture Children's native defaults once from the Home's switches
A Child's projection fell back to the Home's live native switches whenever no
default was saved, so Home-only writers (ocx restore, restore back, Claude
Desktop apply, Messages off, the Claude toggle) changed what Children inherit,
and a later initialization saved the Home-only value permanently.
Children now never read the Home's switches: device override, then the saved
default, then the builtin. captureHomeRouteDefaults saves the four native
defaults once from the durable switches (Codex and Claude Code as the switch
says, Grok and Claude Desktop off). It runs in every route-intent
initialization (in the same single write, so an Aside refusal writes
nothing), before a Child projection, when the hub-link listener binds, and
before each Home-only switch writer changes a switch on a linked Home.
desired-state.ts stays free of link state for the core/link boundary; the
Home-only writers call setHomeIntegrationEnabled instead.
* fix(route-to): fail a Home write whose decided client the Home cannot apply
A Home write that decides a native client but is refused (first-party Claude
Desktop off) or fails (its switch cannot be written) leaves the Home switch
unchanged, so the rebuilt Home row read the recorded conflict or failure as
stale; the PUT answered 200 and ocx route to exited 0 without the mode switch.
The PUT now uses applyHome's own outcome for the decided client: on conflict or
failed it answers 409 route_apply_unresolved with that outcome in the Home row
and its message (naming the mode switch for first-party Desktop), so the CLI
exits nonzero. A default write still reports that the Children's default was
saved.
* fix(route-to): report a changed refresh-only Desktop profile as a conflict
An enabled Home Claude Desktop switch that no write decides only refreshes a
profile OpenCodex owns. That path returned current for a gateway_drifted,
unsafe or broken profile. It now reports the conflict as the decided path
does, and never takes the profile over even with overwrite: replacing it is a
decided write. The inspection reads the durable applied marker, since the
caller's snapshot can predate a Desktop apply by another process.
* docs(link): document one-time capture of Child native defaults
Children never read the Home's native switches; the Home saves their defaults
once at migration (Codex and Claude Code from the switches, Grok and Claude
Desktop off) and only a Home default write changes them afterwards. Also
document the 409 for a decided Home write the Home cannot apply and the
refresh-only Desktop conflict, in the English and Korean guides and the
remote-link structure notes.
* fix(route-to): leave a Desktop library OpenCodex never owned current on a refresh
A refresh-only Claude Desktop row (an unset Home switch read as on) reported a
conflict for any unsafe or broken library, including one OpenCodex never owned:
an unreadable _meta.json, an applied id outside the safe pattern, or another
app's missing profile. Every full Home sync then failed and advised
--overwrite-conflict, which would take over a library that was never ours.
The refresh-only path now reports a conflict only with ownership evidence (an
OpenCodex entry selected, or unreadable ownership plus a committed applied
fingerprint) and otherwise answers current with no write.
* fix(route-to): refuse a Home-only switch write with a typed refusal when route intent is unreadable
An unreadable or malformed route-intent.json (or config-lock contention) made
setHomeIntegrationEnabled throw a raw SyntaxError, so ocx restore, ocx restore
back, Claude Desktop apply, the Claude toggle and Messages off crashed, and
ocx restore --json printed no envelope.
These writers still refuse before the switch moves, since writing it first would
change what Children inherit once the file is repaired, but the refusal is now
typed: { ok: false, reason: "unavailable", retryable, message } naming the
route-intent.json path and asking to fix or remove it. ocx restore --json prints
one complete envelope with that message; Messages off and the Claude toggle
answer route_intent_unavailable (409 on contention, 500 otherwise).
* fix(route-to): report a saved Home override on a refused --device home write
A --device home write for a client the Home does not treat as native (opencode,
for example) saves a devices.home override before the apply runs. When that
apply answered conflict or failed, the 409 said desiredCommitted: false and "The
Home did not apply", though the override was saved. The 409 now reports
desiredCommitted only when route policy was saved and the client is not a Home
native one, and picks the "Route policy was saved" prefix from the same value.
* fix(route-to): capture Child native defaults on Home-only writes only once linked
The Home-only switch writers (ocx restore, ocx restore back, Desktop apply,
Messages off, the Claude toggle) captured the Children's native defaults only
when the Home had a link, but the native route, a --device home write and the
Home's own apply captured unconditionally. Two unlinked Homes in the same end
state then gave a later-enrolled Child different defaults depending on which
writer had moved the switch.
Every Home-only decision now follows the link-gated rule, through a whenLinked
option on initializeHomeRouteIntentDefaults: the native route, a --device home
write and the Home materializer capture native defaults only when the Home has a
link. Link-gated was chosen over unconditional capture because a standalone Home
never needs route-intent state written by a Home-only toggle, and a Child that
enrolls later inherits the switches as they stand at enrollment, which
seedRouteDeviceClients captures. A default write and enrollment still capture.
Until a default is saved, a Home inherit takes the builtin.
* fix(route-to): keep Child route-intent reads pure
GET /api/route-to and the link GET /v1/link-management/route-intent captured the
Children's native defaults through projectChildRouteIntent, so a read could
write route-intent.json, while the route registry lists the status read as
non-mutating and the link read is documented as not mutating state.
The capture is gone from projectChildRouteIntent. Every path that serves a Child
has captured before it reads: enrollment through seedRouteDeviceClients, and the
link listener's start for a Home that already has links. The test that asserted
first-read capture now asserts the reads write nothing and that enrollment saves
the defaults the Child then projects.
* fix(cli): drop the stale native toggle exemption from the route registry
The four PUT /api/native-integrations/<client> routes were exempt from the CLI
coverage check as a compatibility alias "because current CLI native toggles use
durable /api/route-to intent". That stopped being true when ocx integrations
native went back to calling these routes, which its capability already lists.
The exemption is removed, so the routes get the check, and the capability test
now asserts the routes are covered and not exempt.
The ocx integrations native comment and capability detail (and the generated
skill surface) no longer say a Home override is recorded: the route writes the
Home's native switch and records no Home route intent.
* docs(link): state when Child native defaults are captured
The Remote Link guide (en and ko) said the Home saves the Children's native
defaults when it serves a Child's route intent and in every Home-only switch
command. It now says when capture actually happens: a Home default write and
Child enrollment always save them; once the Home has a link, the link listener
and every Home-only command save them before the switch moves; on a Home with no
link nothing is saved, so a Child enrolled later inherits the switches as they
stand at enrollment; reads never save. It also notes that an unreadable
route-intent.json makes those commands refuse and name the file, that a Home
inherit takes the builtin until a default is saved, and that a Desktop library
OpenCodex never owned is reported current. structure/ notes follow the same
inherit wording.
* fix(route-to): report saved Home native switches and keep route intent off unlinked Homes
A refused or failed Home native decision now reports desiredCommitted from the
durable switch before and after the apply, so a Grok off that saved the switch
before hitting an incomplete block says so. On a Home with no link, native
toggles and --device home native writes no longer read or write
route-intent.json, so ownership defaults cannot pin a client the dashboard
later enables. An unreadable route-intent.json is a typed refusal naming the
file in the native toggle, route-to writes and dashboard file toggles, and a
dashboard file toggle on a Home that uses route intent is recorded as the
Home's devices.home decision so ocx sync keeps it.
* fix(link): retry an owed Child route-defaults capture after a failed listener start
* docs(link): unlinked Homes, saved switch reports and dashboard toggles under route intent
* fix(route-to): keep legacy Home native cleanup on unlinked syncs; linked fixtures for native bookkeeping tests
* docs(structure): unlinked Home syncs drop only legacy Home native entries
* fix(route-to): save Children's defaults before Home-only integration writes and record Aside and restore decisions
* fix(link): cancel an owed route-defaults capture retry when the listener closes
* fix(route-to): treat ephemeral ocx-child links as not supporting route intent
* fix(link): gate overwrite sync flags on a Child that honours them
* fix(route-to): report what a write saved when its apply fails unexpectedly
* fix(route-to): match Aside decision paths with one pattern the route registry does not read as routes
* fix(cli): make plain integration enable/disable a Home-only decision like the dashboard toggle
* docs(ocx-child): say the Rust parity parser is narrower than the Home's
* docs(link): Home-only integration decisions, ephemeral Children and the overwrite sync gate
* test(cli): plain integration toggles name the Home-only toggle route
* fix(route-to): read the durable config for Home integration decisions instead of cloning the live one
* ci: re-run checks on the current dev merge ref
No content change. dev fixed the release-evidence policy pin in #8377; this empty commit gives the pull request a new merge ref so gates runs against it.
* fix(route-to): let unlinked Homes change integrations when route-intent.json is unreadable
On a Home with no link a damaged route-intent.json refused every dashboard and CLI integration change with route_intent_unavailable. Nothing there needs protecting: no Child inherits from it, and ocx sync cannot read the file either, so it cannot undo the write. The write now proceeds and records nothing. Linked Homes still refuse by name. Docs now state that an unlinked Home that already uses route intent still records the Home-only row, which Children never inherit.
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This PR adds per-device client route intent for Remote Link Home and Child devices. It adds CLI and management API operations, connected synchronization and parity reporting, disconnect-time restoration and Codex configuration recovery, and guarded service restart and link retirement flows.
Changes: Per-device routing and connected-client lifecycle
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Summary
Route policy, CLI, and management API src/link/route-intent.ts, src/routing/*, src/server/management/route-to-routes.ts, src/cli/route-to.ts, src/cli/capabilities-route-to.ts
Adds Home defaults and device overrides, route status and write operations, Child-local opt-outs, sync handling, and CLI/API wiring. The implementation also reports unresolved Aside ownership and ephemeral Child status.
Connect and sync use effective route selection and persist apply receipts. A watcher requests reconciliation when Home route intent changes. Child parity reports can include route digests and filtered outcomes.
Adds initial client selection during enrollment and client-scoped conflict overwrite for supported Children. Documentation describes route behavior, version limits, disconnect behavior, and ephemeral Child restrictions.
Adds field-level ownership evidence, optional backed-up Codex config recovery, and route-intent cleanup during disconnect. Restoration checks ownership and preserves edits outside evidenced fields.
Disconnect command and validation src/cli/connect.ts, src/cli/capabilities-access-remote.ts, tests/clients/client-disconnect-*, tests/codex-integration/*disconnect*
Adds ocx disconnect --recover-config --yes and coverage for recovery snapshots, ownership evidence, preserved edits, and refusal cases.
Service restart and link retirement
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Summary
Guarded service restart and rollback src/service/disconnected-client-restart.ts, src/service/restart-proxy-stop.ts, src/service/orchestration.ts, src/service/repair.ts, src/service/windows-ops.ts
Adds disconnected-client checks and verified proxy cleanup during explicit restart. Windows Scheduler restarts snapshot assets and restore them if a write fails.
Link retirement and restart checks src/link/retirement.ts, src/server/management/link-routes.ts, src/server/management/link-route-state.ts, tests/server/link-management-routes.test.ts, tests/service/*restart*
Adds persisted retirement receipts and retry handling for link removal. The changes also scope pending teardown receipts to the serving port and reconcile listener and route-device state.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8545 — The PR adds ownership checks and teardown handling for linked Child restart flows. The issue’s legacy bare OCX_SERVICE=1 owner case remains outside the changes described here.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8359 — The PR changes Child enrollment and restart handling, but the supplied summaries do not show a change to REMOTE_OCX_SCRIPT or OCX_CANDIDATES binary discovery.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7771 — The PR adds Windows Scheduler restart teardown and wrapper cleanup. The supplied summaries do not establish a change to the separate ocx stop flow, and native Task Scheduler behavior remains unconfirmed.
Suggested reviewers:luvs01
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to bf88f
The restart safeguard for linked Child devices has gaps. A damaged client config, or a Child that starts mid-restart, could lead to a live loopback proxy being stopped while Codex still routes to it. Several smaller route-intent and test-hygiene concerns also remain open. Close the restart-guard gaps before merging, or explicitly accept them.
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…ofiles lack stable userIds
A Home that routed Aside profiles before it used route intent, and whose Aside accounts.json has no stable userId for them, started failing every ocx sync after upgrading with a link: the listener could save only the native defaults, and the Home apply then refused to derive an Aside default. A full Home sync now leaves Aside exactly as it is, applies every other client and prints how to resolve it; a write that decides Aside still refuses until the person does.
…uler restart
On Task Scheduler installs, restart ended the task and cleaned the wrappers, then required that no proxy answered. schtasks /end does not reach the wrapper child, so a Home or connected Child proxy survived and every restart failed with "The scheduler proxy is still running after wrapper cleanup". Restart now stops the home-verified tracked proxy the way ocx service stop does before that check.
…p does not apply
The disconnected-Child cleanup added to ocx service restart refused the whole restart when a disconnect marker was still pending or when the live client proxy on the port could not be proved to belong to this home (for example another home sharing the port). On dev the restart proceeded in both cases. The cleanup now skips those cases and the restart behaves as before; an interrupted disconnect is still finished by running ocx disconnect again. Ownership checks after the cleanup has started remain strict.
Maintainer judgment — merge at 73cf95f3dc25439067ff9f61a33cd1fd88b29b15
This re-lands #8276 (reverted by #8402) as one cherry-pick, f1738a7b1, plus the fixes from its post-merge review.
VALUE: yes. It implements #8274: the Home saves route intent, serves it to each linked Child, and each device applies it. No other PR implements this or supersedes it.
NO UNINTENDED UX CHANGE: yes. The new commands and behavior (ocx route to …, Home-only toggles on a linked Home, toggles refused on a linked Child with the Home command, restore on disconnect) are the point of the PR. They are documented in guides/remote-link.md and guides/integrations.md (en and ko) and in structure/. A plain ocx sync on a Home that never used route-to behaves as it does on dev. No GUI source changed.
macOS/Linux restart with a stale disconnect marker: I checked whether ocx service restart now refuses in this case. It does not. prepareDisconnectedClientServiceRestart catches the assertNoClientDisconnectPending error and returns before doing anything (src/service/disconnected-client-restart.ts:22-28). So only the disconnected-Child cleanup is skipped, and the restart runs as it does on dev. An unfinished disconnect is still finished by running ocx disconnect again. That keeps today's behavior, so I consider it correct.
NO REGRESSION FOR EXISTING USERS: yes. Each fix's test fails when only that fix's source is reverted to its parent commit, and passes at this head:
Fix
Commit
Test result with the fix reverted
A full Home ocx sync on an upgraded Home whose Aside profiles lack stable userIds leaves Aside routed and still applies the other clients
87965c369
1 fail (route-to-home-decisions)
Windows Task Scheduler restart: a Home or connected Child proxy that survives schtasks /end is stopped by its home-verified tracked PID, and the restart completes
b299f1239
5 fail (service-scheduler-restart-cleanup)
Disconnected-Child cleanup is skipped (restart goes ahead as before) for a pending disconnect marker or a proxy this home cannot prove is its own
21cca572b
3 fail (service-disconnected-client-restart)
I also ran the surrounding tests in an isolated home: service restart, route-to Home decisions and native truth, ephemeral links, and the Home upgrade path. Result: 57 pass, 0 fail across 6 files. The review lanes cover the single-machine (no link), upgraded Home and Child, mixed-version, ephemeral-link and Windows restart paths.
Reviews on this exact head:
Independent review: PASS, no findings (VALUE, UX and REGRESSION all yes).
Separate security and privacy review: PASS, no P0–P3 findings. It checked route-intent admission, that Home-only writes are refused on a Child, that the native source never reaches a Child, state-file handling, remote argv quoting, and PID-verified restart signalling.
CI: all 42 checks on 73cf95f (29 pass, 13 skipped).
NOT RUN: the full local suite and real Windows/macOS execution. The host is short on disk; CI covers the rest.
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Preserve served capability metadata when constructing export models
When a linked Child enables Pi, OpenCode, or another file integration, this projection discards all capability metadata supplied by /v1/models, including input modalities, context limits, and reasoning efforts. The existing exporters consume those fields: buildPiClientConfig falls back to text-only input and omits reasoning controls, while opencodeProviderBlocks omits attachment capabilities and context limits. Consequently, linking or syncing a vision-capable model produces a configuration that loses image support despite the Home advertising it. Validate and map the served capability fields into ExportModel rather than retaining only model identity.
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Fixed in a195fe3: served capabilities (input modalities, context window, reasoning ladder) are validated and mapped into ExportModel. 975f7ab adds Grok effort-ladder and Desktop supports1m coverage. Tests: tests/clients/route-intent-connected-capabilities.test.ts.
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Allow an explicit Home Aside decision to resolve legacy ownership
On an upgraded linked Home with owned Aside profiles lacking stable userIds and no saved Aside default, the advertised recovery command ocx route to aside off --device home fails before saving or applying the decision. For this selection, decidingDefault is undefined, so initializeHomeRouteIntentDefaults calls readHomeRouteIntentState, which attempts to derive the unresolved Aside default and throws before setRouteClientIntent runs. The same problem affects an explicit Home on decision. Allow the Home-specific Aside decision to bypass unresolved Aside derivation without changing the defaults inherited by Children, and ensure the subsequent materialization can use that decision.
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Fixed in fdc6252: an explicit ocx route to aside on|off --device home decision is saved and applied without deriving the unresolved Aside default. defaults.aside stays absent, and a later full Home sync keeps the decision. Tests: tests/routing/route-to-home-decisions.test.ts.
…ivation
`ocx route to aside on|off --device home` is the recovery command
HOME_ASIDE_UNRESOLVED_MESSAGE advertises, but on an upgraded linked Home
whose owned Aside profiles have no stable userIds it failed with 500: the
route commit and the apply both ran initializeHomeRouteIntentDefaults,
which derives the Children's Aside default and throws
HomeAsideIntentDerivationError before the devices.home.aside entry exists.
A saved devices.home.aside entry is the Home's own answer, so
readHomeRouteIntentState now returns at once when it exists, and both the
route commit and syncHomeRouteTo capture only the native defaults in that
case. defaults.aside stays absent, so Children keep their default, and a
later full sync reads the Home entry and keeps the decision. A plain
default write that decides Aside still refuses, because it sets what
Children inherit.
Regression: tests/routing/route-to-home-decisions.test.ts covers off and
on on an upgraded linked Home with unresolved ownership, each followed by
a full Home sync.
loadConnectedRouteModels kept only identity from the Home's /v1/models rows,
so a Child materializing Pi, OpenCode or another file integration from Home
route intent fell back to text-only with no reasoning controls.
Read the row's capability fields (input modalities, context and output
limits, the reasoning axes, ladder and declared default) strictly, dropping
malformed entries instead of forwarding them, and map them into ExportModel
the same way toExportModel projects /api/models. A field the served row does
not carry stays absent.
Coverage: tests/clients/route-intent-connected-capabilities.test.ts
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Review comments at @src/cli/capabilities-base.ts:
- Line 54: Update the --clients summary in the capabilities-base flags
definition to state that omitting the option inherits all Home defaults,
including disabled Codex or Claude Code settings; remove the claim that those
clients are defaulted on the Child. Regenerate the access-remote reference so it
matches the updated inheritance behavior.
Review comments at @src/client/connect.ts:
- Around line 845-849: Update the post-commit `withClientLifecycleSync` check in
the connection flow so lifecycle-lock contention does not enter enrollment
rollback or undo committed routing and token state. Handle contention separately
from a changed connection, and reconcile changed connections without rolling
back the committed enrollment.
Review comments at @src/client/runtime.ts:
- Around line 421-422: Update the `stopServing` restart flow to fence admission
of new syncs and prevent in-flight Home syncs from applying obsolete decisions
during teardown; restore sync admission if rollback occurs, while preserving the
normal restart path.
Review comments at @src/integrations/route-intent-connected.ts:
- Around line 86-89: Update the `comboIdentity` lookup in the `row.is_combo`
branch to verify expanded combo selector IDs as well as base selector IDs, using
the existing trusted identity data; accept verified expanded siblings while
continuing to reject combos with no verified route identity.
- Around line 132-136: Update first-apply detection in the
`captureFileIntentOriginals` flow to use `readRouteIntentReceiptStrict` and
reject a malformed receipt before capturing originals or replacing the receipt.
Add a regression test covering a sync after receipt corruption and verify
disconnect does not retain Pi’s linked routing.
- Around line 99-100: Update the served-row conversion around the return using
row.id, native, and canonical to retain the advertised effort ladder and context
window before materializing Child model exports. Validate these fields from the
served rows and ensure the generated config preserves effort controls and
routed-model context support such as supports1m.
Review comments at @src/integrations/route-intent-disconnect.ts:
- Around line 50-59: Update the route-intent disconnect flow so a Child with
standalone Pi ownership can disconnect after a `--no-sync` connection when no
route apply began: record proof tied to that specific link, and invalidate it
before any route apply starts. Use that proof to bypass the missing-receipt
guard only for the never-applied link; retain the guard when the proof is absent
or invalid.
Review comments at @src/integrations/route-intent-tick.ts:
- Around line 14-17: Update the scheduled sync flow in the `sync` callback to
refresh the live connection after synchronization and process any
`appliedRecord`. Use the established ownership checks before restarting, and
follow the existing supervisor handling path; preserve safeguards and reuse
existing mechanisms rather than introducing unverified APIs or restart behavior.
Review comments at @src/integrations/route-intent.ts:
- Line 115: Update the Aside receipt construction around the return using
selected: include target only when profiles are selected, preserving the
existing joined profile IDs for non-empty selections. Add a
connected-persistence regression test confirming an empty selection completes
cleanup and publishes the apply confirmation.
Review comments at @src/routing/route-to-local.ts:
- Line 16: Update the sync status handling around projectHomeRouteIntent and
readHomeRouteIntentState so Aside ownership without stable userIds or a saved
decision remains unresolved rather than being reported as off or causing
route_to_failed after other clients apply. Preserve the status of those clients
and pass the actionable warning through the management response.
- Around line 76-79: Update the route flow around `materialize` so an off-only
Home decision completes from the first receipt without loading provider models
or running the second materialization pass. Preserve the first receipt’s
metadata and keep the existing discovery and second-pass behavior for scopes
that are not off-only.
Review comments at @src/server/management/integration-routes.ts:
- Around line 1183-1186: Update the Home integration decision flow around
recordsDecision and prepareHomeIntegrationDecision to hold the Home apply
exclusion across decision preparation, the file write, and policy recording.
Check for a busy exclusion before making any changes, and preserve the existing
refusal behavior when decision preparation fails.
Review comments at @src/server/management/route-to-routes.ts:
- Around line 168-172: Update the Home decision flow around
initializeHomeRouteIntentDefaults and recordHomeNativeDecision so an explicit
Home Aside off decision can be captured and applied when the owned Aside profile
has no stable userId or saved Aside default, without requiring the old selection
to be derived. Preserve existing Child defaults.
Review comments at @src/service/repair.ts:
- Around line 323-326: Update the restart flow around writeSchedulerAssets and
stopTrackedProxy so an asset-writing failure preserves the old assets and
restarts the verified existing registration instead of leaving its proxy
stopped. Add a regression test that verifies this recovery path.
Review comments at @structure/cli-management.md:
- Line 11: Update the integration-toggle contract in the CLI documentation and
the corresponding section of the GUI/API documentation: plain client toggles
must use /api/client-integrations/{clientId} for a Home-only decision, not
change inherited default intent; native toggles continue to use
/api/native-integrations/{client}. Keep the documented Child behavior consistent
with these endpoint contracts.
Review comments at @tests/clients/link-pinned-sync-overwrite.test.ts:
- Around line 74-79: Strengthen the Windows overwrite test around
remotePinnedSyncArgv and windowsScript to verify the generated payload includes
the expected link ID and both overwrite options. Use the established way to
inspect the Windows script payload, and preserve the existing gate and refusal
assertions.
Review comments at @tests/clients/route-intent-aside.test.ts:
- Line 80: In the test setup around `putRecord`, remove the copied `aside`
record from `profileStore` before the assertion so the test cannot pass using
the retained profile record and instead verifies the legacy recovery path.
Review comments at @tests/clients/route-intent-connected.test.ts:
- Around line 75-78: The test subprocess may use an installed Pi profile instead
of its temporary fixture home. Add PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR to the environment passed
by the route-intent test, pointing it to the fixture’s home directory, while
preserving the other environment settings.
- Line 387: Remove the manual disconnect.json phase overwrite from the test and
retry using the state persisted by the disconnect flow. Verify the retry
succeeds without forcing the receipt to token_removed, so the test detects a
stale catalog_settled phase.
Review comments at @tests/clients/route-intent-state.test.ts:
- Line 31: Update the test using setRouteClientIntent to first write a valid
route-intent state through the existing routeIntentStatePath helper, then assert
that the "__proto__" device selection throws the specific invalid route intent
selection error. This ensures the test checks the device-ID guard rather than
accepting an earlier state or revision error.
Review comments at @tests/server/link-listener-lifecycle.test.ts:
- Around line 377-379: Add a bound-listener retry-cancellation test in the
lifecycle tests: use a listener that binds successfully, assert it is listening
and has one failed capture, then call close() before the retry and verify the
capture attempt count remains one after the retry delay. Keep the existing
unbound-listener test for its separate cancellation path.
Review comments at @tests/server/management-route-intent-native-review.test.ts:
- Around line 54-59: Update the result.rows assertions in this test to verify
each toggle response has status 200 before checking its projected values; keep
the existing projection assertions unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/service/service-disconnected-client-restart.test.ts:
- Around line 62-63: Update the verify stub alongside findLive in the service
restart test so it returns the supplied PID for the connected and standalone
modes, while continuing to return null for the foreign mode; keep alive behavior
unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/service/service-restart-registration-guard.test.ts:
- Line 31: Update the fixture dependencies used by the healthy-registration test
to inject a no-op stopTrackedProxy implementation, alongside the existing
killServiceWrappers and schedulerProxyStillLive stubs, so the test cannot affect
a developer’s tracked proxy.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
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Correct the --clients default description.
When --clients is omitted, the Child inherits all Home defaults. If Codex or Claude Code is off on the Home, the Child inherits off. Update src/cli/capabilities-base.ts:54 and regenerate the access-remote reference to describe inheritance.
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Update the --clients summary in the capabilities-base flags definition to state
that omitting the option inherits all Home defaults, including disabled Codex or
Claude Code settings; remove the claim that those clients are defaulted on the
Child. Regenerate the access-remote reference so it matches the updated
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
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Reject a corrupt receipt before capturing originals.
If the receipt becomes malformed after the link creates Pi, the next sync can record Pi as standalone and replace the receipt. Disconnect then retains Pi’s linked routing. Use readRouteIntentReceiptStrict for first-apply detection and add a regression test for sync after receipt corruption.
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Update first-apply detection in the `captureFileIntentOriginals` flow to use
`readRouteIntentReceiptStrict` and reject a malformed receipt before capturing
originals or replacing the receipt. Add a regression test covering a sync after
receipt corruption and verify disconnect does not retain Pi’s linked routing.
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Allow an explicit Home Aside decision without deriving the old selection.
On an upgraded linked Home with an owned Aside profile that lacks a stable userId and has no saved Aside default, ocx route to aside off --device home fails before saving the decision. Handle this recovery path through both default capture and Home apply, while preserving Child defaults.
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Review comment at @src/server/management/route-to-routes.ts around lines 168 -
172:
Update the Home decision flow around initializeHomeRouteIntentDefaults and
recordHomeNativeDecision so an explicit Home Aside off decision can be captured
and applied when the owned Aside profile has no stable userId or saved Aside
default, without requiring the old selection to be derived. Preserve existing
Child defaults.
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`src/cli/sync-command.ts` runs the Home sync before calling the fan-out primitives in `src/cli/sync-fanout.ts`, `src/cli/sync-fanout-process.ts` and `src/cli/sync-link-status.ts`. Fan-out requires a committed converged catalog, limits concurrency to three, and reports partial failure as exit 6, including when a connected Child's sync is skipped. Such Child rows add an actionable `hint` to the existing JSON schema and human output; intentional skips retain their exit behavior. An unreadable link store produces a fixed path-free stderr message in human mode. A thrown Home error in JSON mode produces a sanitized stderr diagnostic. The subprocess helper bounds output, treats grace-cancelled pipes as incomplete, and escalates termination; the status helper shares one deadline across discovery and response body. Pinned and connected syncs do not fan out.
`src/cli/route-to.ts` adds `ocx route to status|sync|<client> on|off|inherit` without changing combo/policy routing. Home commands drive `/api/route-to`; Home policy commits share apply admission so a busy applier cannot accept an unreported new write, and off clients reconcile before model discovery; the versioned `ocx.route-to/1` matrix separates effective intent, source and applied outcome. Exact device IDs take precedence; an alias must identify exactly one link. Mutation responses must contain the requested device and client before the CLI acknowledges them. Failed sync responses print their versioned outcome matrix and exit nonzero. An omitted device changes Home defaults; `home`/`this` selects the Home override, except that Codex, Claude, Grok and Claude Desktop on the Home are decided by writing the Home's native switch (inherit sets it to the current default, the builtin until a default is saved) and report source `native`; inherit removes only that device override. The shared status projector in `src/routing/route-to-status.ts` marks any prior outcome (current, conflict, failed or not_installed) stale when its per-client intent digest differs from desired intent.
Child status, sync and off-only opt-outs use `src/routing/route-to-local.ts` directly, with the existing apply lock and a pinned connection check. Home-owned writes print the exact Home command containing the Child link ID. Local on is refused. Plain client enable/disable commands alias Home default intent; `ocx integrations native <client> on|off` calls the native PUT routes, which write only the Home's native switch and run the client's own transition, and on a Child refuses with the Home device command; legacy dashboard native PUTs wait for config-root ACL admission before creating the apply lock, then recheck ACL settlement after body/discovery awaits immediately before committing defaults, the legacy flag and Home native bookkeeping within one synchronous config decision; invalid Aside ownership yields actionable refusal, genuine config contention is retryable, and storage or post-publication failures retain sanitized diagnostics and committed desired state; the Codex/Claude/Claude Desktop/Grok native PUT APIs remain compatibility routes for dashboard clients, with `/api/route-to` as the current CLI replacement; profile-addressed, fingerprint-bound and client-specific policy operations retain their existing local transaction contracts. `src/routing/route-to-sync-child.ts` reuses identity-pinned SSH sync for Home-initiated links; Child-initiated links report pending with local-sync guidance. Explicit conflict permission is passed only to that operation, never saved as policy. Explicit local sync preserves a stale Home result as deferred even when cached all-off client receipts are current; it exits nonzero. Home native settings mirror only a fresh durable config under the mutation lock; missing or unreadable config preserves the live settings and refuses the operation.
Plain client toggles use /api/client-integrations/{clientId} for a Home-only decision, not the inherited default. Native toggles still use /api/native-integrations/{client}. Correct both this paragraph and structure/gui-and-management-api.md:266; otherwise automation can change Child defaults or use the wrong endpoint.
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Review comment at @structure/cli-management.md at line 11:
Update the integration-toggle contract in the CLI documentation and the
corresponding section of the GUI/API documentation: plain client toggles must
use /api/client-integrations/{clientId} for a Home-only decision, not change
inherited default intent; native toggles continue to use
/api/native-integrations/{client}. Keep the documented Child behavior consistent
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Preserve served capabilities in Child model exports.
When a linked Child enables Grok, this conversion drops the advertised effort ladder, so the generated config omits effort controls. For routed models, it also drops the context window, so Claude Desktop can omit supports1m. Map and validate these fields from the served rows before materialization.
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Review comment at @src/integrations/route-intent-connected.ts around lines 99 -
100:
Update the served-row conversion around the return using row.id, native, and
canonical to retain the advertised effort ladder and context window before
materializing Child model exports. Validate these fields from the served rows
and ensure the generated config preserves effort controls and routed-model
context support such as supports1m.
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Assert the Windows overwrite payload.
The Windows test checks the gate but not the arguments sent to the Child. If the builder drops an overwrite argument, the gate assertions can still pass. Assert the link ID and both overwrite options.
Suggested test change
-import { POWERSHELL_ENCODED_MAX } from "../../src/link/remote-windows";+import { POWERSHELL_ENCODED_MAX, windowsScriptData } from "../../src/link/remote-windows";
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74 - 79:
Strengthen the Windows overwrite test around remotePinnedSyncArgv and
windowsScript to verify the generated payload includes the expected link ID and
both overwrite options. Use the established way to inspect the Windows script
payload, and preserve the existing gate and refusal assertions.
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Isolate the legacy ownership record.
In tests/clients/route-intent-aside.test.ts:80, the retained profile record can supply slot 7 even if root-store recovery stops working. Remove it after the copy so the assertion depends on the legacy path.
Suggested fix
--- "a/tests/clients/route-intent-aside.test.ts"+++ "b/tests/clients/route-intent-aside.test.ts"@@ -77,7 +77,8 @@
input.document.clients.aside.accounts = ["selected-user"];
await materializeRouteIntent(input);
const profileStore = createIntegrationStateStore(join(input.store!.root, "aside-profiles", "7"));
input.store!.putRecord(profileStore.readRecordsStrict().aside!);
+ profileStore.dropRecord("aside");
// The manifest's current account is slot 0, while the durable owner still names slot 7.
const migrated = readHomeRouteIntentState(input.config, { home: input.home, store: input.store, state: emptyRouteIntentState() });
expect(migrated.defaults.aside).toEqual({ enabled: true, accounts: ["selected-user"] });
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In the test setup around `putRecord`, remove the copied `aside` record from
`profileStore` before the assertion so the test cannot pass using the retained
profile record and instead verifies the legacy recovery path.
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Retry the persisted disconnect state without editing it.
In tests/clients/route-intent-connected.test.ts:387, the overwrite can hide a regression that leaves catalog_settled after token removal. A user’s retry would fail with client_token_changed. Remove the overwrite to test the persisted state.
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Review comment at @tests/clients/route-intent-connected.test.ts at line 387:
Remove the manual disconnect.json phase overwrite from the test and retry using
the state persisted by the disconnect flow. Verify the retry succeeds without
forcing the receipt to token_removed, so the test detects a stale
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Check the device-selection error on valid state.
In tests/clients/route-intent-state.test.ts:31, the assertion accepts any error. If the device-ID guard is removed, the malformed file can still make it pass. A generic assertion can also accept a later revision error.
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Update the test using setRouteClientIntent to first write a valid route-intent
state through the existing routeIntentStatePath helper, then assert that the
"__proto__" device selection throws the specific invalid route intent selection
error. This ensures the test checks the device-ID guard rather than accepting an
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Test retry cancellation when a bound listener closes.
Both cancellation tests in tests/server/link-listener-lifecycle.test.ts:372-400 fail to bind. A regression that skips cancellation for a bound listener could pass the close() test.
Add a test that binds successfully, asserts listening and one failed capture, then calls close() before the retry. Wait past the retry delay and assert that the attempt count remains one. Keep the unbound test for its separate path.
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Add a bound-listener retry-cancellation test in the lifecycle tests: use a
listener that binds successfully, assert it is listening and has one failed
capture, then call close() before the retry and verify the capture attempt count
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Assert each toggle response status.
If Grok cleanup fails after the OFF switch is saved, the route can return 500 with desiredEnabled: false. The projections can still satisfy every assertion in this test. Assert that each toggle returns 200.
Suggested fix
--- "a/tests/server/management-route-intent-native-review.test.ts"+++ "b/tests/server/management-route-intent-native-review.test.ts"@@ -51,8 +51,9 @@
const result = JSON.parse(stdout.split("RECEIPT=")[1]!.trim());
expect(result).toMatchObject({ denied: 403, busy: 409, unchanged: true });
expect(result.rows).toHaveLength(4);
for (const row of result.rows) {
+ expect(row.status).toBe(200);
expect(row.desired).toBe(false);
expect(row.home).toBe(false);
// Captured once from the switches: Codex and Claude Code on; Grok and Desktop are never captured on.
expect(row.child).toBe(row.client === "codex" || row.client === "claude");
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around lines 54 - 59:
Update the result.rows assertions in this test to verify each toggle response
has status 200 before checking its projected values; keep the existing
projection assertions unchanged.
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Verify identity in the connected and standalone cases.
In tests/service/service-disconnected-client-restart.test.ts:63, make identity verification succeed for these two cases. The current stub lets either early exclusion be removed without failing its test. Keep verification unsuccessful for the foreign case.
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Update the verify stub alongside findLive in the service restart test so it
returns the supplied PID for the connected and standalone modes, while
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- Windows overwrite sync asserts the Child payload (link id plus both
overwrite options), not only the version gate.
- Legacy Aside ownership drops the per-profile row so the assertion
depends on root-store recovery.
- The disconnect retry keeps the persisted phase instead of rewriting it
to token_removed.
- The device-id refusal test restores valid state first and asserts the
selection error plus byte-identical bytes.
- Each legacy dashboard toggle asserts status 200, not only projections.
- The disconnected-client restart fixture verifies identity for the
connected and standalone cases and only refuses the foreign one.
- The registration-guard fixture injects stopTrackedProxy.
…nt rollback
Once a Link connection committed, the route apply's first lifecycle lock
acquisition sat outside its warning catch. Another operation holding that lock
(or a connection it had already changed) threw into the enrollment rollback,
which restored Codex routing while the committed connection stayed behind.
Move the acquisition inside the catch: post-commit contention only warns, and
the next sync applies route intent.
Coverage: tests/clients/route-intent-connect-post-commit.test.ts
…receipt strictly
A Home's /v1/models expands a listed combo into <base>--fast and
<base>--<effort> rows that the route catalog does not list, so a connected
Child rejected its whole served roster and left enabled integrations stale.
Such a row now takes its verified base combo's key; one whose base is not
listed is left out on its own, and any other unlisted combo still rejects.
The first-apply check before capturing file-integration originals used the
lenient receipt reader, so a corrupt receipt read as a first apply and a Pi
the link created could be recorded as standalone and kept on disconnect. Use
the strict reader: the sync refuses and the damaged receipt is preserved.
Also cover the round-1 capability mapping end to end: a served Grok ladder
reaches the Grok config and a routed 1M window reaches Desktop's supports1m.
Coverage: tests/clients/route-intent-connected-capabilities.test.ts,
tests/clients/route-intent-file-originals.test.ts
aside on --accounts none (and any apply selecting no profile) returned an empty
target string. The Home record's outcome schema rejects an empty label, so a
linked Child's sync failed to persist its receipt and never published the
apply. Omit the target for an empty selection.
Coverage: tests/clients/route-intent-aside.test.ts
…begun
A Child with a standalone Pi that connected with --no-sync has no route
receipt, so disconnect refused its ownership record as lost evidence, and the
prepared disconnect then blocked sync too: nothing could move it forward.
Connect now writes a proof bound to the link id and connectedAt in the commit
block, and the first route apply removes it before changing any client. With
a matching proof and no receipt, disconnect keeps ownership records as the
person's standalone integrations; unowned routing residue still refuses, and
once an apply began a lost receipt still refuses as before.
Coverage: tests/clients/route-intent-file-originals.test.ts,
tests/clients/route-intent-connected-review.test.ts
…scovery for off-only decisions
On a Home whose existing Aside profiles have no stable userIds and no saved
Aside decision, ocx route to sync applied every other client and then failed
building its status matrix, answering 500 route_to_failed. Status and sync now
project those devices with Aside as intent "unresolved" (never off), keep every
other client's outcome, and carry the recovery command in warnings[], which
the CLI prints to stderr without failing the sync.
A Home decision that only turns clients off (ocx route to pi off --device
home) finished its work in the off pass but still waited for model discovery,
so a busy catalog returned an error after the disable. It now completes from
the off pass, which keeps the receipt's last served roster.
Coverage: tests/routing/route-to-home-sync-review.test.ts
…er a scheduled sync
A Link Child's route-intent tick rewrites the saved connection's
selectedClients, but /api/machine/clients kept returning the selection the
listener captured at startup. Read the saved connection and report its
selection while it still belongs to the connection the listener serves;
another connection's selection is never reported.
Coverage: tests/clients/route-intent-scheduler.test.ts
…writing fails
Windows repair and restart stop the scheduler (and, on restart, the tracked
proxy) before rewriting the script, VBS launcher and task XML. A rewrite that
failed there, for example on a read-only asset, left the proxy stopped even
though the registration it verified could still run.
Snapshot the assets before the rewrite. On failure, put back any asset whose
bytes changed (removing one that did not exist), re-verify that the live
registration still matches the one checked before the stop, start it, and
report the original error; a changed or unreadable registration is preserved
and not started, and the failure lists both errors.
Coverage: tests/service/service-scheduler-restart-cleanup.test.ts
… contracts
link issue --clients claimed an omitted selection defaults to Codex and Claude
Code. Omitted, the device inherits every Home default, including an off Codex
or Claude Code; listed clients start on and unlisted Codex/Claude start off.
The structure docs said plain client toggles alias Home default intent and use
/api/route-to. They call /api/client-integrations/{clientId} as a Home-only
decision recorded as the devices.home override, leaving Child defaults alone;
native toggles keep /api/native-integrations/{client}.
Regenerated the skill surface reference.
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Review comments at @docs-site/src/content/docs/ko/guides/remote-link.md:
- Line 101: Clarify the Korean guide’s `ocx route to sync` sentence so the `409
route_intent_unsupported` refusal applies only when sync targets the ephemeral
Child with `--device`. Preserve the separate refusal for route writes targeting
that Child and make clear that a bare sync is not refused.
Review comments at @src/cli/connect.ts:
- Around line 549-552: Update DISCONNECT_USAGE to include the supported
--recover-config --yes option in the standard disconnect usage while preserving
the existing --keep-catalog, --json, and --orphaned-token forms.
Review comments at @src/service/repair.ts:
- Line 342: Move the snapshot call using snapshotSchedulerAssets or
snapshotWindowsSchedulerAssets before the restart and repair flows stop the
service. Ensure a snapshot read failure exits while the service is still
running, and keep the existing recovery block for failures that occur after
stopping.
- Around line 315-335: Update the restart flow in repairService so a proxy that
remains live after scheduler cleanup does not leave the service unsupervised.
Preserve the ownership and registration checks, and do not kill a process whose
PID verification failed; establish and use a safe way to retain or restore
supervision for that live proxy, since merely starting the task may let its
wrapper exit. Add a regression test covering this path.
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Preserve supervision when a proxy survives scheduler cleanup.
If PID verification fails, stopTrackedProxyIfRunning() can leave the proxy running. After wrapper cleanup, repairService() detects the proxy and exits without restarting the task. If the wrapper was removed, the proxy has no supervisor and a later crash will not restart it.
Keep or restore supervision on this path without killing an unverified process. Retain the ownership and registration checks, and add a regression test. Starting the task alone is not sufficient: the new wrapper can detect the live proxy and exit.
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Update the restart flow in repairService so a proxy that remains live after
scheduler cleanup does not leave the service unsupervised. Preserve the
ownership and registration checks, and do not kill a process whose PID
verification failed; establish and use a safe way to retain or restore
supervision for that live proxy, since merely starting the task may let its
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Not changed, by design. This path is reached only when a proxy still answers after schtasks /end, the wrapper cleanup and the home-verified tracked-PID stop. That means its identity could not be proved as this home's, and restart deliberately never kills a process it cannot prove is its own. Supervising it would not help either: as noted, a fresh wrapper sees the live port and exits, which is also the end state on dev, where restart started the task with the old proxy still running. The error tells the user the proxy is still running, so they can stop it (ocx service stop, or end that process) and rerun restart.
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@lidge-jun Understood. The restart refuses to kill a proxy whose identity it cannot verify. I accept the decision to leave that proxy potentially unsupervised until the operator intervenes.
…er-config in disconnect usage
A restart or repair took the scheduler asset snapshot only after it had
stopped the task, the wrappers and the tracked proxy. The snapshot read is
outside the failed-rewrite recovery, so an unreadable asset (an ACL refusal)
left the service stopped. The snapshot is now taken before anything is
stopped, so that failure refuses while the service is still running.
DISCONNECT_USAGE now lists --recover-config --yes, which the command already
accepts and the capability registry already documents. The Korean remote-link
guide now limits the ephemeral-Child refusal to ocx route to sync --device,
as the English guide does.
Regression: tests/service/service-scheduler-restart-cleanup.test.ts covers an
unreadable snapshot on restart and repair (nothing is stopped).
…corded revoke resumes its retirement
R8 review follow-ups to the journalled revoke resume:
- The resume now takes the link's Child-job reservation (unless the
caller already holds it), so a job admitted after a restart is not
left running while the resume revokes its key.
- When the record is still listed (the process died after the receipt
claim), the resumed key revoke and record removal are marked on the
same journal entry, so the operation settles committed instead of
staying unknown, including after a later crash.
- Settling checks and writes in one journal section and drops a
resolvedAt left by a resolve; the journal refuses a committed entry
carrying one, which made the retry fail with 500.
…tle before clearing it
R9 review follow-ups:
- A retirement receipt now records the operation id of the journalled
revoke that claimed it. A recorded revoke's replay resumes only its own
receipt in the mode it asked for; another removal's receipt (another
operation, or none) is left alone and the recorded outcome replays.
Before, a purge whose Child never confirmed the purge could finish a
later forced removal's receipt and report committed.
- A resumed retirement settles its journal entry before clearing the
receipt. A failed or interrupted settle now leaves the receipt for the
next repeat instead of a finished removal stuck as unknown.
…dentity that claimed it
R10 review follow-up. Once an interrupted journalled revoke settled
unknown, a plain revoke or a revoke under a new operation id could adopt
its retirement receipt: the new operation was reported committed (for a
purge, without running or confirming the Child purge) and the owner lost
the receipt it settles from, replaying unknown forever.
A fresh removal now continues a receipt only under the same identity,
else 409 link_retirement_owned. A journalled revoke continues only its
own receipt. A plain revoke, which writes no journal, may finish a
receipt with no owner or one whose owning entry the journal no longer
holds, but not one whose owner can still be repeated.
…voke
R11 review follow-up. Once a revoke's journal entry was pruned, repeating
its operation id passed the receipt identity check, opened a new entry,
skipped the Child cleanup because the receipt existed, and reported the
new entry committed (for a purge, without purge evidence).
A journalled revoke now continues a receipt only while the owning entry
is still journalled. A receipt with no owner, or whose owner was pruned,
can only be finished by a plain revoke, which writes no journal and
claims no outcome; the 409 says so instead of naming a pruned id.
…receipts only under a protected root
R12 review follow-ups:
- The journal never prunes a revoke entry while its own retirement
receipt exists (ownsRetirement, passed as a keep pin to
updateOperationsJournal). Recovery's effect marks could prune an
expired resolved owner mid-removal, revoking the key and then failing
with the owner gone; and a pruned id could be reused.
- The owner of a receipt is the revoke of that same link under the
receipt's id (retirementOwner). An unrelated entry reusing the id no
longer blocks a plain revoke of the orphaned receipt with guidance
that cannot work.
- A receipt lets a removal skip the Child cleanup it records, so it is
honoured only under a protected config root (owner-only ACL on
Windows; otherwise owned by this user and writable by no one else).
Otherwise the removal answers 503 link_retirement_untrusted and
changes nothing. The config mutation lock only tries to protect the
root and continues without it.
R13 review follow-ups:
- readTrustedLinkRetirement replaces the root-permission check. On POSIX
the config root and link/ must be real directories owned by this user
and writable by no one else, and the receipt a single-link regular file
owned by this user with no group or other access, opened without
following a link and checked to be the inspected file. On Windows both
directories must hold the owner-only ACL and the receipt must carry
this user as owner under a protected DACL; the claim now hardens it.
A symlinked, hard-linked, foreign or loosely permissioned receipt, or
one under a writable link/ directory, answers 503
link_retirement_untrusted.
- An owner's replay checks provenance before comparing identity, and a
replayed open revoke settles committed only when no receipt for its
link is outstanding, so a receipt with a stripped or changed identity
can no longer yield a false committed.
- A resumed owner recorded failed_clean (a journal write failure right
after its claim) now settles committed from the resumed removal's
marks instead of reporting that nothing changed.
…eaned up
R14 review follow-up. Proving a receipt's file provenance kept growing
edges (a Windows check-then-read swap, a symlinked config home rejecting
the receipt this code just wrote). The receipt's dangerous power was
letting a removal skip the Child cleanup while the link record is still
listed, so that power is removed instead:
- While the record is listed, a removal that meets a receipt runs the
Child cleanup again unless the owning journal entry recorded it
(remote_cleanup done and, for a purge, the Child's purged:true for that
link), the same evidence a replayed purge already answers from. A
removal on dev always runs that cleanup for a listed link.
- Once the record is gone, the receipt only drives local post-commit
work (route intent, listener, receipt removal).
- The tunnel is stopped whenever the record is listed, and a resumed
purge records the Child's purged:true on its own entry.
This drops readTrustedLinkRetirement, the root-protection gate and
503 link_retirement_untrusted, and the Windows receipt hardening added
for them.
…eanup cannot run again
R15 review follow-up. A plain purge that cleaned the Child and died after
claiming its receipt left the record listed; a retry had to purge again
and failed because the purge had already removed the Child's executable,
while --force was refused by the cleanup-mode check, so the link was
stuck. The same held for a journalled purge without recorded evidence.
A plain --force may now finish any receipt: it removes the link and its
key locally, claims no Child cleanup, writes no journal, and leaves an
owning entry with the outcome it recorded. The mode check now refuses
only a retry whose stronger cleanup would be skipped (record gone, or
the journal recorded the cleanup). The 409 messages name --force as the
way out.
…ocess left open
R16 review follow-up. The open-revoke guard refused a plain --force while
the receipt's owner was still open (its process died), so the documented
local escape did not apply there.
A plain --force now first settles such an owner as its own replay would
settle it. It holds the alias lock and the per-alias set, so an open
owner it meets belongs to a dead process. An outstanding receipt counts
as touched in that recovery, so the owner settles unknown and keeps that
outcome after the force removes the link.
R17 review follow-up. After a plain --force settled an open owner, a
force that died after removing the record left the owned receipt; the
owner's replay then resumed it and, from its earlier record_removed
intent, settled committed for a removal the force had performed.
The force now rewrites the receipt without the owner's operation id
(same nonce, link and mode, under the config lock) before changing
anything, so the owner can no longer resume it and keeps its unknown
outcome. A crash before the rewrite leaves the owner able to finish its
own removal truthfully.
Brings in dev through de85cf2, including #8638 (operation journal
follow-ups: strict revoke intents, a link suspended after an uncertain
revoke, journal size bounds, write-only-on-change) and #8646.
Conflict resolution keeps both sides:
- operations-journal: dev's bounded pruning and write-only-on-change,
with this PR's keep pin honoured by both the retention filter and the
over-limit prune.
- link-operation: dev's room check, live marks, strict intents and
cleanupNotRun/release on RevokeJournal, with this PR's pinned writes,
operationId and beforeReceiptCleared; the resumed retirement journal
gets no-op cleanupNotRun/release (its link is held for the resume).
- link-routes remove(): the early replay branch resumes the operation's
own receipt before replaying; dev's 404/409/400 order and plain-force
open-entry exemption stay, and a plain force still settles and disowns
an open owner's receipt.
- link-routes removeReserved(): this PR's receipt flow (listed check,
cleanup evidence, mode check, claim before the locked commit) with
dev's first intent before stopLink, strict key/record intents (the
record intent inside the locked step, before the store write), the
cleanup-failure rule and the live-mark release.
…plain --force pass a damaged journal
R19 post-merge review follow-ups:
- When a resumed revoke records a new Child cleanup intent, its owner
becomes unknown and unresolved again. An earlier resolution covered
only the earlier attempt; without this, a new attempt that ended
uncertain left the owner resolved, and dev's link suspension did not
keep the tunnel down toward a Child that may now be purged.
- A plain --force that meets an owned receipt no longer fails on an
unreadable journal: the owner is left unsettled, as dev lets a plain
force through a damaged journal, and the receipt is still disowned
before anything changes.
…rce whose readable journal cannot settle the owner
R20 review follow-ups:
- A resumed revoke that records a new Child cleanup intent reopens its
owner as an open, live revoke (dev's model for a running revoke), so
resolve refuses it while the attempt is pending; a resume that fails
settles it unknown and unresolved (settleResumedRevoke) and drops the
live mark. Before, the owner was set unknown up front, so a
concurrent resolve could cover an attempt that then ended uncertain,
lifting the link's suspension.
- A plain --force probes whether the journal can be read. If it can and
the open owner cannot be settled (a failed write), it refuses with
500 operation_journal_failed before the receipt changes hands; only an
unreadable journal skips settling the owner.
R21 review follow-up (both reviewers; the security reviewer reproduced
one restart with the link unsuspended at that moment). A resumed revoke
marks its owner open and live, so the supervisor did not suspend the
link; when platform discovery failed before the new cleanup ran, dev's
rule for a cleanup that never ran restarted the tunnel, toward a Child
an earlier attempt may already have disconnected or purged. Settling the
owner unknown afterwards did not stop the spawned tunnel.
A resumed retirement's journal now says keepsTunnelDown: any failed
cleanup leaves the tunnel down and the owner settles unknown, so the
link stays suspended. A fresh revoke keeps dev's rule.
… live mark only after a durable write
R22 review follow-ups:
- A resumed revoke whose journal already recorded the Child cleanup
skips that cleanup, so it never wrote a remote_cleanup intent and its
unknown owner was not reopened; a concurrent resolve during stopLink
could cover a local commit that then failed, lifting the link's
suspension. The owner is now reopened as an open revoke on the
resumed journal's first intent of any kind (written before stopLink).
- The live mark was set inside the journal mutation, before the write
was durable; a failed write left the link briefly unsuspended until
failure settlement cleared it after an await. The mark is now set
only after the reopening write succeeds, and settleResumedRevoke drops
it before awaiting anything.
…; bound resumed marks
R23 review follow-ups:
- Security (reproduced): a plain --force settled an interrupted owner
unknown up front; a concurrent resolve during stopLink could then mark
it resolved, and a failed key revoke left the still-listed link
unsuspended. The force now fences an open or unknown owner for the
whole takeover (fenceRetirementOwnerForForce): reopened as an open,
live revoke once that write is durable (resolve refuses it; the
open-revoke guard exempts that one owner), its live mark dropped as the
tunnel hold is released, and settled unknown and unresolved on every
way out. It is never credited with the force's removal.
- Independent P2: repeated resumes of a pinned owner appended the same
marks every time, growing the entry without bound. A resumed journal
no longer appends a mark already recorded (recovery reads only whether
a mark exists).
- Independent P3: a resumed completion without a purge receipt is best
effort, as for a fresh revoke, instead of escaping settlement.
…aim fails after its cleanup
R24 review follow-up (both reviewers). When the link record changed
between a journalled disconnect or purge and the retirement receipt
claim (another process editing the route), the link_changed branch
restarted the tunnel while the revoke was still marked live, so the
supervisor could reconnect to a Child that may already be disconnected
or purged; the later unknown settlement did not stop it.
That branch now leaves the tunnel down for a journalled revoke whose
cleanup ran, and for a resumed one; the revoke settles unknown and the
link stays suspended. A plain revoke, or one that ran no cleanup,
restarts it as before. These are the only two restart sites in
removeReserved, and both now follow the same rule.
…ore an owner whose takeover never began
R25 independent review follow-up. A plain --force fenced and reopened
the receipt's owner, clearing a resolution, before its own refusals ran;
an early exit (another open revoke, a changed link, or a receipt that
could not be disowned) then settled the owner unknown and unresolved
without having held or stopped a tunnel that the resolution had already
let reconnect.
The force's refusals now run before it fences or disowns anything, and
fenceRetirementOwnerForForce has abandon(): a takeover that stops before
its removal begins restores the owner exactly as it was, resolution
included. settle() runs only once the removal has begun.
…begin the takeover at the tunnel
R26 review follow-ups:
- Independent: a successful plain --force cleared the receipt before
settling the owner it took over; a crash in between left the owner
open with its own record_removed intent and the record gone, which
recovery credited as committed. The takeover journal now settles the
owner in beforeReceiptCleared; a failed write keeps the receipt.
- Security: the takeover counted as begun before removeReserved read
the store, so a failed read settled the owner unknown and unresolved
while its tunnel kept running. It now begins at removeReserved's first
intent (just before the hold and stopLink); a takeover that never got
there gives the receipt back to its owner (reownLinkRetirement) and
restores the owner exactly as it was.
…ned but never acted on
R27 independent review follow-up. A plain --force durably disowns the
receipt before its first effect; a crash right after that write left
the original operation unable to resume its own receipt (it settled
unknown), losing, for example, a purge's recorded evidence.
A disowned receipt now names its formerOwner. That operation's replay
takes the receipt back (reownLinkRetirement) only while the force has
provably committed nothing: the record is still listed and its key is
still present, in the operation's own mode. Once the force has revoked
the key or removed the record, the receipt stays the force's and the
owner is never credited. A receipt cannot name both an owner and a
former owner.
…in --force
R28 independent review follow-up (reproduced). After a plain force
disowned a receipt and then failed, a later plain force looked only at
the receipt's operationId and so did not fence the former owner; a
concurrent resolve could then mark it resolved, and a failed force left
the still-listed link unsuspended. Owner lookup for a plain force now
falls back to the receipt's formerOwner, so that operation is fenced
and settled exactly like an owner.
R29 independent review follow-up (reproduced). The journal pin kept an
entry only when the receipt named it as operationId; a resolved former
owner of a disowned receipt could be pruned past retention, after which
a later plain force found nothing to fence and a failed force left the
still-listed link unsuspended. ownsRetirement now pins an entry named by
either ownership field, in both prune paths.
Brings in dev through 6f58f62, including #8612 (recover a
force-revoked ephemeral Child by its link id: tombstones, ocx link
recover), #8635 and #8644.
Conflict resolution in removeReserved keeps both sides: dev's tombstone
is written before the first intent for a forced revoke of an ephemeral
Child, with this PR's cleanup condition (cleanup already recorded by
the owner's journal is not rerun); every way out that does not commit
(claim failure, a changed record, a failed key revoke or journal
intent, the post-commit catch) drops the force's own tombstone, which
dev's helper does only while the link still exists; a committed
non-force removal settles earlier tombstones of the link. remove()
admits the alias lock for a tombstoned alias using the removal
target's record. The generated skill surface was regenerated.
…ement receipt
R31 post-merge review follow-up (both reviewers reproduced). After a
forced revoke of an ephemeral Child removed the link but left its
retirement receipt (a crash, or a failed post-commit step), ocx link
recover could clean the Child and settle its tombstone, and retrying the
revoke then wrote a fresh tombstone for an already-cleaned Child (or
failed with tombstone_limit before finishing its local follow-up).
- Only a forced revoke that will remove a still-listed record writes a
tombstone; a resumed retirement relies on the one the original force
wrote.
- Recovery, under the alias lock, rechecks that the link is gone and
refuses 409 link_retirement_pending while its retirement receipt is
outstanding.
Maintainer judgment — merge at 3cd256213ab888aebfcdf265014d43093eb6313e
This supersedes the judgment above for 73cf95f. Since then the branch took the latest dev twice with hand-resolved conflicts (#8638 Link operation journal follow-ups, #8612 force-revoke recovery), and the review findings below were fixed one round at a time.
VALUE: yes. It implements #8274 (Home-set route intent applied per device) and fixes the Windows Task Scheduler restart P1 that caused the #8402 revert. No other PR covers either.
NO UNINTENDED UX CHANGE: yes. The route-to commands and disconnect restore are the point of the PR and are documented in guides/remote-link.md and guides/integrations.md (en, ko, es) and structure/. New refusals name their way out: a restart refuses a live connected Link Child before touching the scheduler; an interrupted Link removal is continued by the operation that started it (409 link_retirement_owned) or finished locally with a plain --force; ocx link recover waits while a removal of that link is unfinished (409 link_retirement_pending). No GUI source changed.
NO REGRESSION FOR EXISTING USERS: yes. A Home that never used route-to syncs as on dev. A Link removal with its record listed still runs its Child cleanup as on dev; a retirement receipt never lets it skip that cleanup unless the journal recorded it. dev's journal guarantees (strict intents, a link suspended while an uncertain revoke is unsettled, bounded journal) hold on every path this PR adds, and #8612's tombstones are written only by a forced revoke that removes a listed record. The scheduler restart still never forces a refused stop. Each fix landed with a regression that fails with its source reverted.
Windows impact. The scheduler restart, wrapper cleanup, asset restore and ACL paths change on Windows and are exercised with the Windows host replaced by fixtures on macOS. No native Task Scheduler run happened; the next batched devlane=all run covers it. The listener swap window between attestation and the stop request is an accepted residual: dev already sends the same admin token with no proof (structure/ops/service-and-sidecars.md).
Reviews on this exact head:
Fresh independent review (codex gpt-6.1-terra, high): APPROVE, no P1/P2.
Separate security review (codex gpt-6.1-terra, high): APPROVE, no P1/P2 introduced by this PR; it covered key revocation and journal integrity, receipt ownership and force takeover, tombstones and recovery, Child jobs across revocation, attested token delivery and config-root ACL admission.
Pre-existing items noted as non-blocking (same on dev): the tracked service stop sends the admin token without fresh listener attestation; a force after a recorded purge still writes a tombstone. Worth separate follow-ups.
CI on this head: every completed check succeeded (17, including docker smoke, structure gate, docs build, npm-global and linux-systemd); the five test shards and gates were still queued at merge time.
NOT RUN: native Windows Task Scheduler and NTFS ACL execution; a completed local test:changed and the full local suite (see Verification).
Conflicts: link-recover-route.ts keeps dev's in-lock link_present and link_retirement_pending checks, then this branch's alias_linked guard; link-routes.ts keeps dev's listed-only tombstone, guarded stopLink and one-step key+record commit, with this branch's hold inside the try and the committed flag set after the commit succeeds; the test imports take dev's union.
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Summary
Re-land of #8276 (reverted in #8402), with the blockers its post-merge review found fixed and the branch brought onto current
dev.Route intent itself is unchanged from #8276:
ocx route tolets the Home set client defaults and per-device overrides, each Child materializes them with its own installed clients and catalog, andocx disconnectrestores what the link changed. The changes on top:ocx service restartended the task, killed the wrappers, then sent the surviving Home or connected Child proxy a barePOST /api/stop. The task was still registered, so the proxy answered 409respawnable_serviceand the restart stopped with the task down and the proxy serving. The restart now proves the listener is this home's proxy with a fresh attestation, claims a pending-teardown receipt bound to that exact endpoint, and sends the deferred stop the route already honours forocx stop. The receipt stays held until a healthy, attested replacement serves the receipt's own port; only an explicit refusal releases it early. A refusal is never forced, and the forced-stop fallback rechecks the PID's identity before each signal./api/stophonours a receipt only for the port the server actually bound, andocx stoppins one endpoint for both the stop request and the port-reclaim wait.servingGeneration, so a sync admitted before a failed restart is refused by the record the rollback publishes.409 link_retirement_ownedotherwise), and the journal keeps any entry a receipt names. A receipt is never taken as proof the Child was cleaned up: while the record is listed, the cleanup runs again unless the owning journal entry recorded it (for a purge, the Child'spurged:true), as on dev. A resumed removal runs as an open, live revoke, never restarts the tunnel after a failed cleanup, and settles committed only from its own recorded effects, before the receipt is cleared. A plain--forcecan always finish an interrupted removal locally (for example after a purge already removed the Child's executable): its refusals run first, then it fences the receipt's owner for the whole takeover, disowns the receipt (the former owner can take it back while nothing was committed), settles the ownerunknownbefore the receipt is cleared, and claims no Child cleanup. A link whose Child cleanup may have run stays suspended until its revoke settles. The link's WebSockets close in the commit task, including when post-commit reconciliation fails. Interrupted-enrollment recovery and route cleanup inocx disconnectrun inside config-root ACL admission like the rest of disconnect.The listener swap window between attestation and the stop request is an accepted residual:
devalready sends the same admin token without any proof, and closing it fully needs a stop-capability contract older proxies cannot honour (structure/ops/service-and-sidecars.md).Verification
Run on macOS (Bun 1.4.4) with isolated
HOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:tests/service/service-scheduler-restart-respawn-refusal.test.ts(real proxy process and management route), the byte-restore cases intests/service/service-scheduler-restart-cleanup.test.ts,tests/clients/client-restart-sync-fence.test.ts(real client runtime and sync guard), and each receipt, journal-replay, force-takeover, suspension and tombstone case added totests/server/link-revoke-operation.test.tsandtests/clients/link-retirement.test.ts(each failed with its fix's source reverted).bun run typecheck,structure:check,privacy:scan,skill:surface:check, the test-layout guards and the file-size ratchet pass.devon the same machine: the launcher, update, CLI and FIFO tests that time out at 5 s fail by name ondevtoo;client-link-connect(61/61),doctor(92/92) andci-scope-gaps(36/36) pass with a 60 s timeout;link-full-install-censusfails only because/Applications/OpenCodex.appis installed on this Mac.bun run test:changed(under concurrent review load it ran past the runner's own time limit; about 45,000 tests passed before that, with only the timeout failures above) and the fullbun run test, left to the PR test shards; Windows, where the scheduler, wrapper and ACL paths run with the Windows host replaced by fixtures and no native Task Scheduler run happened.Checklist