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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds planning documents for a five-phase account-pool unification effort. The plans cover manual selection, a shared rotation kernel, cache affinity, API-key strategy, and consolidated management surfaces. ChangesAccount pool unification
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| Reported by the maintainer and confirmed in code: the pool moves the active | ||
| account to B, the operator then selects A through the dashboard or | ||
| `ocx account use`, and the runtime keeps serving B. |
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This tracked _plan entry publicly describes an unfixed credential-selection failure—selecting A while requests continue through B—before any fix has shipped. Because this is authentication and credential-routing work, keep the defect analysis and reproduction details in .tmp/ and publish only the fix, regression test, and post-release _fin outcome.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L115-L125
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| 1. NEW module-local `manualPreference: { accountId: string } | null | undefined` | ||
| beside `runtimeActiveCodexAccountId` (`:56`). `undefined` means not yet seeded | ||
| from the persisted active account; `null` means consumed. |
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The proposed preference stores only accountId, so an older request can consume a newer manual selection: if request A is awaiting token/admission while the operator selects B and then A, the old A completion still matches config.activeCodexAccountId and clears the new A preference. The existing OAuth owner uses selectionRevision specifically to protect A→B→A reselection (src/oauth/store.ts:928-965 and structure/05_gui-and-management-api.md:168-175); give this preference an opaque generation and consume only the exact generation captured by the admitted request.
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| MODIFY src/server/responses/core.ts at :4188 and :4437 to consult the selector | ||
| before the first attempt. The mid-retry resolveProviderTransport calls at :4119, | ||
| :5399, :5503 and :7346 stay recovery paths and are not touched. |
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Limiting the selector to these responses/core.ts hooks leaves native /v1/chat/completions traffic on the old active key: eligible OpenAI Chat requests return through handleNativeChatCompletions (src/server/chat-completions.ts:168-184), which initializes activeProvider directly from route.provider (src/server/chat-native.ts:238-264) and only changes keys after a 429 (:374-393). Consequently the configured proactive strategy would be silently ignored for that entire route; add the initial selector and selection-generation revalidation to chat-native.ts as well, with focused native-Chat coverage.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/010_phase1_manual_selection.md`:
- Around line 42-66: Update the Phase 1 plan to define its rollback flag owner
and default, document that the existing Codex selection path remains active when
the flag is disabled, and add tests covering both flag-enabled and flag-disabled
behavior before opening this layer.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/020_phase2_shared_kernel.md`:
- Around line 59-63: Define how autoSwitchThreshold is consumed by generic
account failover, including its boundary, interaction with enabled, and behavior
when quota is unknown, while preserving the existing proactive enablement,
healthy-account priority, and exhaustion semantics from the configuration
contract. Apply the rule consistently across strategy dispatch, including the
quota path using rankAccountsByHeadroom, and add tests covering threshold values
below, equal to, and above the boundary.
- Around line 76-79: Remove activeCodexAccountPinned from the shared kernel’s
dual-read list and keep the kernel credential-neutral. Read the key in the Codex
adapter, convert it to a Codex-specific policy input, and pass that input into
the kernel without affecting generic or Anthropic routing. Add a trace recording
the pin value when generic and Anthropic pools are active.
- Around line 65-67: Preserve the generic capability contract when pool.kernel
is disabled by defining its flag source and default, then gating pool-settings
capability serialization and stickyLimit validation in the relevant route and
DTO types. Keep the existing inert behavior with the flag off, enable the new
contract only when the flag is on, and add contract coverage for both states.
In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/030_phase3_cache_affinity.md`:
- Around line 64-65: Extend the tests for reevaluateAffinityQuota with a case
where an affine account crosses autoSwitchThreshold while quota remains
available. Assert that the existing affinity stays bound before exhaustion, then
verify rebinding occurs only after the account is exhausted.
- Around line 3-4: Make the Phase 3 entry criteria consistent: choose whether
the three assumptions from 000_plan.md are prerequisites or Phase 3
deliverables. If prerequisites, link the approved decisions and remove them from
the open-assumption list around the Phase 3 assumptions; otherwise remove
“closed first” from the Base statement so ownership is unambiguous.
- Around line 46-49: Update the shared affinity-key design to preserve Codex’s
distinct ThreadAffinityScope or pool identity, preventing ordinary and
model-detour bindings from merging for identical tenant, conversation, provider,
and model values. Ensure lookup and binding use that partition consistently, and
add a regression test covering both scopes with otherwise identical key values.
- Around line 60-62: Update the shared phase-2 kernel to directly return the
eligible live affinity account for cache-sensitive pools before invoking
selectPriorityTier or any downstream picker, unless that account is exhausted;
do not implement this via pinnedId. Preserve the existing direct entry.accountId
behavior in resolveCodexAccountForThreadDetailed, leave key pools unaffected,
and add a regression test covering an affine account versus a same-priority
sibling.
In
`@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/040_phase4_key_pool_strategy.md`:
- Around line 33-35: Define the persisted per-provider key-pool strategy
contract in the provider types before implementing selection: specify its field
name, serialized type, allowed values, default for existing providers,
unknown-value handling, persistence and normalization behavior, and ownership of
round-robin versus rate-limit state. Keep it distinct from OAuth account-pool
fields, and clarify whether api-keys.ts activeId is manual operator selection or
runtime rotation state so selection cannot overwrite or diverge from persisted
configuration.
- Around line 37-39: Ensure the proactive selector in key-failover.ts returns or
stores the complete ProviderApiKeySelection, including the selected entry
identity, before dispatch. Update the callers and rotateProviderTransportOn429
integration so reactive 401/429 failover uses that exact selection provenance
rather than potentially stale activeProvider.apiKey or _apiKeyAttempt values;
preserve the existing 429 and 401 fallback behavior.
- Around line 59-61: Update applyRotatedTransport and the proactive/reactive
key-selection paths to preserve complete ProviderApiKeySelection provenance,
including _apiKeyAttempt, whenever rebuilding or dispatching through a provider.
Ensure repeated A→B→A rotations retain revision-aware provenance and that
failures after 401/429 recovery, Retry-After handling, cooled-key skips,
replayed dispatches, and newer manual selections are attributed to the key used
for that request.
In
`@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/050_phase5_surface_consolidation.md`:
- Around line 41-43: Specify the Codex deprecated alias as
/api/codex-auth/pool-strategy for both PATCH and PUT in route-registry.ts,
forwarding to the unified pool-settings handler while preserving the existing
status and response contract. Reuse the canonical validation and persistence
path without duplicating writes, and add registry-level tests covering both HTTP
methods and their compatibility behavior.
- Around line 41-43: Define the unified OAuth-only pool-settings DTO mappings
for codex, anthropic, and generic OAuth pools. Map Codex strategy and
stickyLimit to accountPoolStrategy and accountPoolStickyLimit; validate
Anthropic enabled, autoSwitchThreshold, strategy, stickyLimit, and quotaWindow
with their defaults; map generic OAuth enabled, strategy, and
autoSwitchThreshold to providers.<name>.oauthAccountFailover, while rejecting
stickyLimit and quotaWindow and all API-key providers.
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| MODIFY `src/codex/routing.ts` | ||
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| 1. NEW module-local `manualPreference: { accountId: string } | null | undefined` | ||
| beside `runtimeActiveCodexAccountId` (`:56`). `undefined` means not yet seeded | ||
| from the persisted active account; `null` means consumed. | ||
| 2. `resetCodexRoutingForManualSelection` (`:870`) additionally seeds | ||
| `manualPreference` from `config.activeCodexAccountId`, mirroring | ||
| `anthropic-routing.ts:810`. It keeps clearing thread affinity, clearing the | ||
| runtime cursor and seeding round-robin, and keeps preserving cooldown. | ||
| 3. `pickUnboundStrategyAccount` (`:1466-1481`) returns early while a preference is | ||
| live, so round-robin and fill-first cannot call `rememberActiveCodexAccount` | ||
| over the operator choice. | ||
| 4. `getEffectiveActiveCodexAccountId` (`:1625`) returns the preference account | ||
| while one is live, ahead of the runtime cursor. | ||
| 5. `resolveCodexAccountForThreadDetailed` (`:2069`) checks the preference before | ||
| `pickUnboundStrategyAccount` (`:2194`). If it names the persisted active | ||
| account and that account is selectable and not exhausted, return it with a | ||
| `manual` reason and do not call `rememberActiveCodexAccount`. | ||
| 6. `previewCodexAccountForRequest` (`:1987`) peeks the preference without | ||
| consuming it. | ||
| 7. NEW consume-on-success, mirroring `anthropic-routing.ts:799-800`: after a | ||
| successful token and admission, set `manualPreference = null` and confirm | ||
| `config.activeCodexAccountId`. A failed lookup must not spend the preference. |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add the Phase 1 rollback flag to the plan.
devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/000_plan.md, Lines 79-86, makes a flag that defaults to the existing pool a precondition for every migrating phase. The Phase 1 change surface lists unconditional routing and API changes, but no flag, default, flag-off path, or flag-off tests. If implemented as written, the plan provides no documented way to disable the new Codex selection behavior without reverting the deployment. Define the flag owner and default, keep the current Codex path when the flag is off, and test both modes before opening this layer.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/010_phase1_manual_selection.md`
around lines 42 - 66, Update the Phase 1 plan to define its rollback flag owner
and default, document that the existing Codex selection path remains active when
the flag is disabled, and add tests covering both flag-enabled and flag-disabled
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| MODIFY `src/oauth/generic-account-failover.ts` — route selection through the kernel | ||
| by strategy: `quota` keeps `rankAccountsByHeadroom`, `round-robin` calls | ||
| `pickRoundRobinAccount(genericPoolKey(name), ...)`, `fill-first` calls the lifted | ||
| helper; seed on manual selection; note success and failure. Keep the presence | ||
| quorum, the `EXCLUDED_PROVIDERS` guard and the per-provider `health` cooldown. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define and test autoSwitchThreshold semantics.
The Phase 2 thesis says the generic kind consumes both strategy and autoSwitchThreshold, but the change surface only defines strategy dispatch. The quota path keeps rankAccountsByHeadroom, and no step reads or applies autoSwitchThreshold. The existing contract in src/types/config.ts, Lines 896-905, also distinguishes proactive enablement, healthy-account priority, and unknown quota from exhaustion. Define the threshold boundary, its interaction with enabled, and unknown-quota behavior. Add tests for values below, equal to, and above the threshold.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/020_phase2_shared_kernel.md`
around lines 59 - 63, Define how autoSwitchThreshold is consumed by generic
account failover, including its boundary, interaction with enabled, and behavior
when quota is unknown, while preserving the existing proactive enablement,
healthy-account priority, and exhaustion semantics from the configuration
contract. Apply the rule consistently across strategy dispatch, including the
quota path using rankAccountsByHeadroom, and add tests covering threshold values
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| MODIFY `src/oauth/pool-settings-capability.ts` — drop `inert: true`, add | ||
| `stickyLimit`. MODIFY `src/types/provider.ts:512-518` comments and | ||
| `oauth-account-routes.ts:395` to accept `stickyLimit`. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make flag-off preserve the generic capability contract.
The reversibility section says pool.kernel: false keeps the generic capability inert, but the change surface says to drop inert: true and accept stickyLimit without describing a flag gate. If these changes apply while the flag is off, the management DTO and route contract change, so flag-off does not restore the existing behavior. Define the flag source and default, gate capability serialization and route validation, and add flag-on and flag-off contract tests.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/020_phase2_shared_kernel.md`
around lines 65 - 67, Preserve the generic capability contract when pool.kernel
is disabled by defining its flag source and default, then gating pool-settings
capability serialization and stickyLimit validation in the relevant route and
DTO types. Keep the existing inert behavior with the flag off, enable the new
contract only when the flag is on, and add contract coverage for both states.
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| 2. **Dual-read.** The kernel reads the already-persisted keys without rewriting | ||
| them: `accountPoolStrategy`, `accountPoolStickyLimit`, `autoSwitchThreshold`, | ||
| `anthropicAccountPool.*`, `providers.<name>.oauthAccountFailover`, | ||
| `activeCodexAccountPinned`. No migration writes on upgrade. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep activeCodexAccountPinned out of the shared kernel.
The new module is described as credential-neutral, but its dual-read list includes the Codex-specific activeCodexAccountPinned key. Phase 1 states that this key remains a Codex priority-tier ceiling and is not a shared selection input. If the kernel reads it directly, generic or Anthropic routing can inherit Codex-only state, or the kernel loses its credential-neutral boundary. Read this key in the Codex adapter and pass only a Codex policy input into the kernel. Add a trace with the pin set while generic and Anthropic pools are active.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/020_phase2_shared_kernel.md`
around lines 76 - 79, Remove activeCodexAccountPinned from the shared kernel’s
dual-read list and keep the kernel credential-neutral. Read the key in the Codex
adapter, convert it to a Codex-specific policy input, and pass that input into
the kernel without affecting generic or Anthropic routing. Add a trace recording
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| Base: the phase-2 layer, and all three open assumptions in 000_plan.md closed | ||
| first. This is the speculative layer and does not ride the first train. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the Phase 3 entry criteria consistent.
Lines 3-4 say that the three assumptions in 000_plan.md are closed before this phase. Lines 46-53 still define the same assumptions as Phase 3 work. Choose one owner for each decision. If they are prerequisites, link the approved decisions and remove them from the open-assumption list. If Phase 3 closes them, remove “closed first” from the base statement.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/030_phase3_cache_affinity.md`
around lines 3 - 4, Make the Phase 3 entry criteria consistent: choose whether
the three assumptions from 000_plan.md are prerequisites or Phase 3
deliverables. If prerequisites, link the approved decisions and remove them from
the open-assumption list around the Phase 3 assumptions; otherwise remove
“closed first” from the Base statement so ownership is unambiguous.
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| MODIFY reevaluateAffinityQuota so a rebind requires exhaustion rather than merely | ||
| passing the threshold, because a threshold rebind throws away a warm cache. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add a threshold-boundary regression test.
The plan changes reevaluateAffinityQuota so that it waits for exhaustion. The listed tests cover an already exhausted affine account, but not an account that crosses autoSwitchThreshold while it still has quota headroom.
Add a test for that boundary. Assert that the existing affinity remains bound until exhaustion. Otherwise, the old threshold-based rebinding behavior can survive while all listed tests pass.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/030_phase3_cache_affinity.md`
around lines 64 - 65, Extend the tests for reevaluateAffinityQuota with a case
where an affine account crosses autoSwitchThreshold while quota remains
available. Assert that the existing affinity stays bound before exhaustion, then
verify rebinding occurs only after the account is exhausted.
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| MODIFY src/types/provider.ts - add an optional per-provider key-pool strategy | ||
| field. Do not reuse the OAuth account-pool field names; these are different | ||
| identities and phase 5 owns the operator surface. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define the persisted key-strategy contract before implementation.
An optional field does not define the configuration contract. Specify the field name, serialized type, allowed values, default for existing providers, unknown-value behavior, persistence and normalization rules, and ownership of round-robin and rate-limit state. src/types/provider.ts, Lines 384-389, defines pool entries but no strategy state. src/providers/api-keys.ts, Lines 62-80, exposes activeId but does not establish whether it is an operator selection or a rotation cursor. Without these rules, the selector can overwrite manual selection or diverge between runtime and persisted configuration.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/040_phase4_key_pool_strategy.md`
around lines 33 - 35, Define the persisted per-provider key-pool strategy
contract in the provider types before implementing selection: specify its field
name, serialized type, allowed values, default for existing providers,
unknown-value handling, persistence and normalization behavior, and ownership of
round-robin versus rate-limit state. Keep it distinct from OAuth account-pool
fields, and clarify whether api-keys.ts activeId is manual operator selection or
runtime rotation state so selection cannot overwrite or diverge from persisted
configuration.
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| MODIFY src/providers/key-failover.ts - add a proactive selector invoked from the | ||
| pre-dispatch sites, supporting round-robin and a rate-limit-aware order. Keep | ||
| :220-233 exactly as the 429 and 401 fallback. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve proactive selection provenance for reactive failover.
The existing caller in src/server/chat-native.ts, Lines 375-381, passes activeProvider._apiKeyAttempt and activeProvider.apiKey into rotateProviderTransportOn429. This plan only says to invoke a selector. Require the selector to return or store the complete ProviderApiKeySelection, including the entry identity, before dispatch. Otherwise a 401 or 429 after proactive selection can cool down the wrong key or repeat a failed key after a rebase or manual change.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/040_phase4_key_pool_strategy.md`
around lines 37 - 39, Ensure the proactive selector in key-failover.ts returns
or stores the complete ProviderApiKeySelection, including the selected entry
identity, before dispatch. Update the callers and rotateProviderTransportOn429
integration so reactive 401/429 failover uses that exact selection provenance
rather than potentially stale activeProvider.apiKey or _apiKeyAttempt values;
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| A configured round-robin strategy changes the first-attempt key; the reactive 429 | ||
| and 401 walk still works when the strategy is unset; a cooled key is skipped by | ||
| both paths; a single-key pool is a no-op. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve API-key provenance across reactive replays.
When configured strategy selects a key, test 401 and 429 recovery, Retry-After, all keys cooled, replayed dispatch, and newer manual selection. These are reachable contracts. applyRotatedTransport rebuilds the provider without _apiKeyAttempt, so a later failure has only attemptedKey and loses revision-aware ProviderApiKeySelection provenance, including the A→B→A case. Restamp complete provenance on every proactive and reactive route, then assert that each failure is attributed to the key used for that request.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/040_phase4_key_pool_strategy.md`
around lines 59 - 61, Update applyRotatedTransport and the proactive/reactive
key-selection paths to preserve complete ProviderApiKeySelection provenance,
including _apiKeyAttempt, whenever rebuilding or dispatching through a provider.
Ensure repeated A→B→A rotations retain revision-aware provenance and that
failures after 401/429 recovery, Retry-After handling, cooled-key skips,
replayed dispatches, and newer manual selections are attributed to the key used
for that request.
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| NEW one pool-settings DTO covering every kind, served from a single route pair | ||
| under the oauth-account-routes module, with the Codex path kept as a deprecated | ||
| alias that forwards rather than duplicating the write. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve both Codex compatibility methods through the route registry.
src/server/management/route-registry.ts, Lines 95-110, registers both PATCH and PUT for /api/codex-auth/pool-strategy. “The Codex path” is not precise enough for a deprecated alias. Define the exact target route, supported methods, status and response compatibility, and shared validation and persistence path. Test both registered HTTP methods. A direct handleCodexAuthAPI test can pass even when a registry entry is missing or points to the wrong module.
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`@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/050_phase5_surface_consolidation.md`
around lines 41 - 43, Specify the Codex deprecated alias as
/api/codex-auth/pool-strategy for both PATCH and PUT in route-registry.ts,
forwarding to the unified pool-settings handler while preserving the existing
status and response contract. Reuse the canonical validation and persistence
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Specify the OAuth-only DTO mappings.
Treat “every kind” as codex, anthropic, and generic OAuth pools. Phase 4 keeps API-key strategy fields outside this DTO, and the route rejects API-key providers. Define the mappings explicitly: Codex strategy/stickyLimit to accountPoolStrategy/accountPoolStickyLimit; Anthropic enabled, autoSwitchThreshold, strategy, stickyLimit, and quotaWindow with defaults and validation; and generic OAuth enabled, strategy, and autoSwitchThreshold to providers.<name>.oauthAccountFailover, while rejecting stickyLimit and quotaWindow. Without this contract, the unified route can persist fields that the selected OAuth kind does not consume.
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In
`@devlog/_plan/260911_account_pool_unification/050_phase5_surface_consolidation.md`
around lines 41 - 43, Define the unified OAuth-only pool-settings DTO mappings
for codex, anthropic, and generic OAuth pools. Map Codex strategy and
stickyLimit to accountPoolStrategy and accountPoolStickyLimit; validate
Anthropic enabled, autoSwitchThreshold, strategy, stickyLimit, and quotaWindow
with their defaults; map generic OAuth enabled, strategy, and
autoSwitchThreshold to providers.<name>.oauthAccountFailover, while rejecting
stickyLimit and quotaWindow and all API-key providers.
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Summary
Opens the implementation unit for account-pool unification. This PR is documentation only and changes no source file.
An audit of `dev` found pooling is not one feature but three, plus a fourth path for API keys: Codex (`src/codex/routing.ts`), Anthropic (`src/oauth/anthropic-routing.ts`), generic OAuth across ten providers (`src/oauth/generic-account-failover.ts`, whose `strategy` and `autoSwitchThreshold` are persisted but inert), and `src/providers/key-failover.ts` which is reactive only. The capability enum in `src/oauth/pool-settings-capability.ts` already returns `codex | anthropic | generic`, so the seam for a shared layer was designed and left hollow. This unit fills it rather than inventing a new abstraction.
It also records the defect that motivates the first phase: the Codex pin is a priority-tier ceiling rather than a selection input, so a manual account selection from the dashboard or `ocx account use` can lose to the pool cursor.
Contents:
Two independent reviewers audited the plan and both returned FAIL. Their findings are folded and recorded in the Audit record section: the phase-1 recipe moved out of the 000 document, the causal story corrected away from `applyQuotaAutoSwitch`, the generic-OAuth description corrected from reactive-only, phase 4 reparented off trunk because `key-failover` shares no module with the OAuth kernel, and rollback plus feature flag plus persisted-config dual-read plus parity traces added as constraints.
The unit also records a hard precondition: `devlog/_plan/260911_lane_dispatch_round/010_lane_partition.md` gives lane L3 ownership of `src/codex/routing.ts`, `src/codex/auth-api.ts` and `src/types/config.ts`. Phases 1 and 2 need those files, so no implementation cycle opens against them until that ownership clears.
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