One stage, cause and resend vocabulary for a failed request - #5266
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The recovery kinds were written twice: as a union and as the read-back whitelist that normalizedAttempt filters against. The two are not interchangeable. A member added only to the union compiles, is written to disk, and is then dropped on the next read, so the row loses the one field that says why the attempt recovered. Declare each vocabulary as a frozen roster and derive both the type and the Set from it, so the declaration cannot drift from itself.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a shared request-failure model, maps WebSocket and opaque-response failures to it, separates recovery metric classes, derives recovery rosters from frozen constants, and adds tests and documentation for resend decisions and metric cardinality. ChangesRequest failure model
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CodexWebSocket->>RequestFailureModel: project failure stage and cause
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The new quota metric class is unreachable because every AttemptRecoveryKind, including oauth-account-429, maps to a cause other than quota-exhausted. In the Responses passthrough rotation path (src/server/responses/passthrough-dispatch.ts:1194-1239), an account is rotated for any eligible 429 and the resend is recorded as oauth-account-429, so a quota-exhaustion recovery is exported as recovery="rate_limit" while recovery="quota" remains permanently zero. Introduce a distinct quota recovery kind or preserve the classified failure cause through the attempt so the promised rate-limit/quota split reflects actual requests.
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🟠 Major · Track output-bearing delivery separately from relayed events. · codex-ws-wire.ts:209-236
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response.createdis not a metadata control frame, socodex-ws-exchange.tsincrementsrelayedEventsfor it.classifyCodexWsFailurethen selectsafter-response-started, and this projection recordssemantic-outputeven though the shared contract classifiesresponse.createdasprotocol-prelude. Track whether an output-bearing event reached the caller. Map control-only delivery toprotocol-preludeand output delivery tosemantic-output. Keep the existing fallback behavior unchanged. Add tests for both cases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Roadmap items 7 and 14 want the same substrate: item 7 divides a failure into pre-header, headers-only, protocol prelude, semantic output, side effect and terminal and decides resend permission per stage; item 14 wants one cause dictionary spanning logical request, attempt, physical send and terminal. Defined separately they typecheck on each branch and contradict each other in the merge, which is the class that blocked 2.60.0, so they are one module. The resend decision is derived from three small per-member facts -- what the caller observed at a stage, what a cause proves about whether the origin ran the turn, and what a resend would have to change -- rather than written out as a stage-by-cause matrix. A matrix of that size is a restatement: it has to be re-derived by hand whenever a member is added, and the cell nobody revisited is how two correct branches merge into a wrong table. The module adds no record store. Durable shapes stay in src/usage/log.ts and projections read them structurally. It stays a leaf: both imports are types, erased at runtime, so nothing here reaches a request path that lacked it. The tests run over the full stage-by-cause cross product, so none of them can be satisfied by a request that returned 200 and none can go stale when a member is added.
…tionary recoveryClass() ended in `default: return "other"`, so a recovery kind added later compiled cleanly and then disappeared into a bucket an operator cannot act on. Key the projection on the shared cause instead and make it total, so a missing member is a typecheck failure. This also separates four refusals that used to be indistinguishable in the counter. Waiting out a rate limit, changing account on quota exhaustion, changing the prompt on a policy refusal and dropping stale ciphertext are four different operator responses; `quota`, `policy` and `ciphertext` are new label values so the metric can tell them apart. An opaque blob rejection moves from `payload` to `ciphertext`, which is the one existing series whose meaning changes: the payload was never the problem, the stale encrypted state was. Label cardinality is unchanged in kind. Every value still comes from a frozen roster, so no user, model, account or request identifier can reach a series.
…lary The WebSocket transport was the one surface whose failures could not be compared with anything else, which is the reported symptom in #4191: an unanswered socket, a socket carrying only control frames and a socket that died mid-reply all reached the user as the same sentence. This is a projection, not a second classifier. classifyCodexWsFailure stays the only place that reads the counters; this restates its answer as the stage and cause the durable log, the metrics projection and the HTTP path already use. It does not relax the transport's own rule. The no-replay-after-send contract in codex-ws-exchange.ts holds regardless of what the projection returns; the shared table independently agrees that everything past before-send is refused.
An OpenAI-compatible gateway does not forward the upstream error envelope; it puts the real payload inside its own message string. The single-shot sanitized rebuild keys on that envelope, so behind such a gateway it never matched and a turn carrying a stale reasoning blob failed outright instead of being resent without it. Recognise exactly one identity through the wrapper: an embedded invalid_request_error carrying invalid_encrypted_content. The generic classifier is deliberately NOT re-run against the embedded payload. Doing so would also admit the code-less unverifiable-ciphertext wording, the #4469 caller mismatch and the two xAI decoder strings, each of which was accepted on evidence about how one specific upstream words its own rejection -- and a gateway in between is not that evidence. The embedded object is found by counting braces outside string literals, because the payload legitimately contains braces and escaped quotes and the gateway appends prose after the closing brace. The scan is bounded so an upstream-controlled string cannot decide how much work the classifier does. Nothing else moves: the rebuild stays single-shot, still requires the send to have carried a blob, still requires a 4xx on the Responses adapter, and is still recorded as opaque-blob-rejection, which the shared table classifies as a ciphertext refusal repaired rather than repeated. The regression cases are mostly negative, because recognising the wrapper is the easy half and admitting only the coded identity through it is the half a broad implementation gets wrong. Co-authored-by: cmdy <zhang_lin66@foxmail.com>
INV-RESEND-01 states the rule the substrate exists to hold: once the caller has observed output or an externally visible effect no cause automatically permits a resend, and an unknown upstream execution state is not made replayable by having budget left. It is bound to the cross-product test, so deleting that file fails structure:check rather than quietly unbinding the rule. The management-api reference now lists the closed recovery label set, including that a rejected opaque reasoning blob counts as ciphertext rather than payload. The lane document records what was carried, what was deferred and why, including one defect found while mapping the substrate and deliberately not half-landed: the GUI declares its own recovery-kind roster with nine of the durable thirteen members, so four kinds render without a label. Fixing it needs strings across ten locale catalogs and a screenshot this branch cannot produce.
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🟡 Minor · Classify response.created as protocol prelude, not semantic output. · codex-ws-wire.ts:230-236
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response.createdas protocol prelude, not semantic output.response.createdis written to the caller, but it is not an output-bearing event. The shared stage contract places it inprotocol-prelude. BecauserelayedEventscounts every non-control event,classifyCodexWsFailurecurrently selectsafter-response-started, and the projection returnssemantic-output. This produces an incorrect failure classification incodexWsFailureDetail. Track output-bearing events separately before applying the projection. Do not change the projection globally, because actual output events must remainsemantic-output.This does not change resend behavior:
codex-ws-exchange.tsexplicitly forbids replay after the request is sent, regardless of this classification.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Replace the contradictory terminal example.
src/lib/request-failure-model.ts defines terminal as settlement after the answer reached the caller. Lines 64-66 instead state that a terminal rate-limit failure committed nothing downstream and is safe to resend.
Use headers-only as the uncommitted rate-limit example. This keeps the test rationale consistent with the stage vocabulary.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 66 / 80이 PR은 실패한 요청을 한 가지 말로 정리하는 기반을 넣습니다. 실패가 “어디까지 갔는지(stage)”, “왜 실패했는지(cause)”, “다시 보내도 되는지(resend)”를 같이 고친 실사용 결함도 있습니다. OpenAI 호환 게이트웨이(LiteLLM 등)가 암호문 거절을 자기 에러 메시지 안에 감싸면, 예전엔 복구가 한 번도 안 됐습니다. 이제는 그 껍질 안에서 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 관련 PR 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 WS에서 너의 추천 어휘 한곳으로 모은 방향과 LiteLLM 감싸진 암호문 복구는 타당합니다. base 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
#5266 landed a stage table that answers "may this request be sent again" from how far the caller observed the exchange and why it failed. For a stage whose commitment is nothing-observed and a cause whose evidence is unknown it answers refused-ambiguous, and it names the only thing that may override that answer: a narrowly scoped recovery a maintainer opted into and bounded. Two separate overrides is one too many. A request that resets before the response head and again after it would buy a replacement send on each side, and the second one is exactly the duplicated inference the refusal exists to prevent. request-resend-gate.ts is the single place the override is applied. It derives stage, cause, permission and send class from request-failure-model.ts and adds nothing of its own except the grant, which it claims at the moment it authorises rather than earlier -- so a caller cannot ask without paying, and a committed or futile failure refuses without draining the replacement a later ambiguous reset would have been entitled to. The cause can be asked in terms of the AttemptRecoveryKind the send will be recorded as, which is what keeps the reason in the log and the reason the gate weighed from being two different values. The grant itself lives on the request's execution budget, beside the physical-send ledger, because it has to be shared in exactly the same places: a combo child derives its own budget from the parent's ledger, and two counters would let one logical request replace an unknown-state send twice. It is not a send budget -- an authorised replacement still has to fit inside remainingBaseSends like everything else. Registers the three test files this branch adds in both the layout map and the independent expectation fixture.
#5266 landed a stage table that answers "may this request be sent again" from how far the caller observed the exchange and why it failed. For a stage whose commitment is nothing-observed and a cause whose evidence is unknown it answers refused-ambiguous, and it names the only thing that may override that answer: a narrowly scoped recovery a maintainer opted into and bounded. Two separate overrides is one too many. A request that resets before the response head and again after it would buy a replacement send on each side, and the second one is exactly the duplicated inference the refusal exists to prevent. request-resend-gate.ts is the single place the override is applied. It derives stage, cause, permission and send class from request-failure-model.ts and adds nothing of its own except the grant, which it claims at the moment it authorises rather than earlier -- so a caller cannot ask without paying, and a committed or futile failure refuses without draining the replacement a later ambiguous reset would have been entitled to. The cause can be asked in terms of the AttemptRecoveryKind the send will be recorded as, which is what keeps the reason in the log and the reason the gate weighed from being two different values. The grant itself lives on the request's execution budget, beside the physical-send ledger, because it has to be shared in exactly the same places: a combo child derives its own budget from the parent's ledger, and two counters would let one logical request replace an unknown-state send twice. It is not a send budget -- an authorised replacement still has to fit inside remainingBaseSends like everything else. Registers the three test files this branch adds in both the layout map and the independent expectation fixture.
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Roadmap items 7 (retry stage table) and 14 (one event model) want the same substrate, so this lands it as one module rather than two definitions that typecheck separately and contradict each other in the merge.
src/lib/request-failure-model.tsstates three things once:pre-header,headers-only,protocol-prelude,semantic-output,side-effect,terminal. A turn that settled carrying no output did not reachterminal; it stalled atprotocol-prelude, because the caller saw no answer.rate-limit,quota-exhausted,policy-refusalandciphertext-refusalare four separate members because their remedies are four different actions: wait, change account, change the prompt, drop stale encrypted state.Once the caller has observed output or an externally visible effect, no cause permits an automatic resend. A cause whose upstream execution state is unknown is not made replayable by having budget left.
refused-ambiguousforbids an automatic resend; it does not forbid a bounded recovery a maintainer explicitly opted into, which is why funding follows the disposition rather than the permission — the reset replay, the empty-completion rebuild and the transient 5xx ladder all really send and all still name the allowance they draw on.The module adds no record store. The durable shapes stay in
src/usage/log.tsand projections read them structurally.Two restatements removed, both live defects.
AttemptRecoveryKindwas written twice, as a union and as the read-back whitelistnormalizedAttemptfilters against; a member added only to the union compiles, is written to disk, and is dropped on the next read, so the row loses the field that says why it recovered. AndrecoveryClass()ended indefault: return "other", so a recovery kind added later compiled cleanly and vanished into a bucket an operator cannot act on. Both are now derived and total.A relayed ciphertext rejection now recovers. An OpenAI-compatible gateway puts the real payload inside its own error message, so the single-shot sanitized rebuild never matched behind one and a turn carrying a stale reasoning blob failed outright. Exactly one identity is admitted through the wrapper: an embedded
invalid_request_errorcarryinginvalid_encrypted_content. The generic classifier is deliberately not re-run on the embedded payload, and a gateway envelope is now decided only by that payload — the pre-existing anchored-wording checks scan the whole message, and a gateway quotes the upstream's message inside its own, so a relayed caller mismatch would otherwise have satisfied the #4469 identity and gained a resend the strict check exists to withhold.Operator-visible metric changes.
quota,policyandciphertextare newrecoverylabel values. Two series change meaning, both corrections:opaque-blob-rejectionmoves frompayloadtociphertext(the payload was fine, the stale encrypted state was not), andconsole-go-upload-retrymoves frompayloadtotransient(the gateway accepts the byte-identical body seconds later, so nothing about the payload was wrong). Label cardinality is unchanged in kind: every value still comes from a frozen roster.Relates to #4191 and #5180. Both are addressed in part only and are deliberately not closed: the WebSocket failure projection and the rate-limit/quota separation land here, while the SSE fallback and the shared cooldown are transport and routing changes that are not in this branch. Carries work from #5245, narrowed; the original pull request is left open for the coordinator.
Dispositions for everything considered and not landed — #4942, #4989, #2366, #3748, #3983, #5063, and a dashboard roster defect found while mapping the substrate — are recorded in
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satisfies Record<Union, ...>added here is total over its roster, and every value it produces is a declared member of the target vocabulary.ATTEMPT_RECOVERY_KIND_ROSTERis declared before both its derived type and its runtimeSet, so the derivation introduces no temporal-dead-zone hazard.scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.jsonagree key for key, and both new test files sit in the domain they are registered to.tests/fixtures/file-size-baseline.jsoncap. The new ciphertext cases went into a sibling file rather than intoresponses-opaque-blob-recovery.test.ts, which sits 148 lines under the new-file threshold;src/server/index.tshas one line of headroom and is untouched.management-metrics-export.test.ts(previously the literal453, now computed from the closed rosters and additionally asserted to be unchanged by 64 requests carrying distinct identities), and an "eight coarse classes" sentence instructure/gui-and-management-api.md.The regressions are written so a successful request cannot satisfy them. The stage-by-cause cases loop over the declared rosters, so they have no cell to miss and cannot go stale when a member is added; the ciphertext cases are mostly negative, because recognising the wrapper is the easy half and admitting only the coded identity through it is the half a broad implementation gets wrong.
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