feat(codex): opt-in reset-credit auto-redemption before expiry (#822) - #3219
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Adds resetCreditAutoRedeem { enabled, leadTimeMinutes } (default off).
When enabled the composition root starts a timer that re-reads the main
account's reset credits, schedules the soonest-expiring one at
expires_at - lead (sleeps capped at 15 min so a suspended laptop
re-checks), re-reads once more right before dispatch and skips if the
credit is gone, journals the redeem_request_id to disk before the
consume call so a crash replays the same idempotent request, and treats
an uncertain consume as ambiguous to retry with the same id. Logs carry
a hashed account key only. Teardown via the optional shutdown hook; no
core files import the module.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds opt-in reset-credit auto-redemption with validated settings, WHAM inspection and consumption, expiry-based scheduling, fresh-state checks, crash-safe request journaling, server lifecycle wiring, documentation, tests, and related planning records. ChangesReset-credit auto-redemption
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This opt-in background feature can automatically consume reset credits and persist retry state. Current behavior may miss or incorrectly finalize redemptions, continue activity during shutdown, or expose an account identifier through a redirected request, so the PR should not merge until these bounded correctness, shutdown, and security issues are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Server
participant ResetCreditAutoRedeemer
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Server->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: start()
ResetCreditAutoRedeemer->>WHAM: inspect credits
WHAM-->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: current credit list
ResetCreditAutoRedeemer->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: plan expiry-minus-lead timer
ResetCreditAutoRedeemer->>WHAM: inspect before dispatch
WHAM-->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: refreshed credit list
ResetCreditAutoRedeemer->>Journal: persist redeem_request_id
ResetCreditAutoRedeemer->>WHAM: consume(redeem_request_id)
WHAM-->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: result code
Server->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: shutdown
ResetCreditAutoRedeemer->>ResetCreditAutoRedeemer: stop and clear timer
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR covers the core [ Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The reset-credit implementation and related planning notes are in scope, but these files address unrelated work: devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/140_wp14_upstream_ws_carry.md and 141_wp14_audit_r1_synthesis.md cover upstream WebSocket transport issues Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 30.77% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 13 functions across 6 files. (6 skipped: 6 unsupported.)
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| // Reset-credit auto-redemption (#822) is opt-in; a default install constructs nothing here. | ||
| // Activation is synchronous (timer registration only); network work happens on the timer. | ||
| if (config.resetCreditAutoRedeem?.enabled === true) { |
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Setting resetCreditAutoRedeem.enabled directly activates an irreversible action against the user's ChatGPT account, so an agent performing an otherwise authorized install or configuration task can enable future credit spending without the dashboard-session consent gate used for other account actions. Enrollment should require the same agent-aware, user-confirmed path and the new boundary must be documented in AGENTS_INSTALL.md, rather than treating an editable config flag as consent.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L150-L157
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| stop() { stopped = true; if (handle !== null) { clearTimer(handle); handle = null; } }, |
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If shutdown calls stop() while either upstream inspection is pending, this only clears the timer; the awaiting tick() continues through the fresh-credit check and can still call consume after the server has stopped. Because consumption is irreversible and may continue for the fetch timeout window, stop() should abort the active operation or tick() should recheck a stopped signal after each await and immediately before dispatch.
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| return { kind: "ambiguous", redeemRequestId: entry.redeemRequestId }; | ||
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| entry.state = "settled"; |
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When WHAM returns HTTP 200 with a missing or newly introduced code, safeResetCreditConsumeDto produces "unknown", but this line still marks the journal entry settled. Every later tick then skips the still-listed credit, allowing it to expire without another attempt; only recognized terminal codes (reset, already_redeemed, nothing_to_reset, or no_credit) should settle the entry, while other results should retain the operation ID and follow the ambiguous retry path.
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`@devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/130_wp13_reset_credit_auto_redeem.md`:
- Line 8: Add one blank line after each affected heading: “## Slice 1 (this
cycle)” and “## Acceptance” in
devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/130_wp13_reset_credit_auto_redeem.md
(lines 8-8 and 21-21), “## Decision” in
devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/140_wp14_upstream_ws_carry.md (line
10), and “## Disposition” in
devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/150_wp15_plaintext_v2_disposition.md
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- Line 13: Update the plan text to reference creditStillPresent instead of
shouldDispatch when describing fresh-credit revalidation, matching the existing
implementation symbol.
In `@src/codex/auth-api.ts`:
- Line 416: Replace the permissive safeResetCreditsDto and
safeResetCreditConsumeDto fallbacks with strict validation: allow an empty
credits list only when credits is a valid array containing no invalid entries,
and reject missing or non-string consume codes instead of returning unknown.
Update inspect() to route credits parse failures through its error-retry path,
and update dispatch() so consume parse failures retain the journal entry as
dispatched rather than settling it or scheduling the idle recheck.
- Around line 409-412: Add redirect: "error" to both credentialed WHAM fetch
requests in the surrounding auth flow, including the rate-limit reset request
and the other WHAM request, so redirects are rejected before forwarding
Authorization or ChatGPT-Account-Id headers.
In `@src/codex/reset-credit-auto-redeem.ts`:
- Line 171: Update dispatch() to capture and validate the stopped generation
both before journal creation and immediately before deps.consume(), preventing
redemption after stop() begins. Add a test that blocks the pre-dispatch
inspection, calls stop(), releases it, and verifies consume() is never invoked.
In `@src/server/index.ts`:
- Line 2345: Store the handle returned by activateResetCreditAutoRedeem and
invoke its stop() method from the server.stop() shutdown path, alongside the
existing background lifecycle release. Add focused coverage verifying that
stopping the returned server stops the redeemer timer and prevents later
authenticated WHAM requests.
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| `src/codex/auth-api.ts`, CLI `ocx account reset-credits`, dashboard button. An unused #657 ledger | ||
| (`reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts`, kinds `recovery|manual`) exists. No auto-redeem config. | ||
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In
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at line 8, Add one blank line after each affected heading: “## Slice 1 (this
cycle)” and “## Acceptance” in
devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/130_wp13_reset_credit_auto_redeem.md
(lines 8-8 and 21-21), “## Decision” in
devlog/_plan/260902_nonbug_adoption_backlog/140_wp14_upstream_ws_carry.md (line
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| - `src/codex/reset-credit-auto-redeem.ts`: pure policy `planAutoRedeem(now, credits, settings)` → nearest | ||
| unused credit with parseable `expires_at` and its due time `expires_at - lead`; identity | ||
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Reject redirects on credentialed WHAM requests.
Bun 1.4.0 follows redirects by default and strips Authorization on cross-origin redirects. The custom ChatGPT-Account-Id header is not covered by that rule. Add redirect: "error" to both WHAM requests at lines 409-412 and 419-427. If redirects are required, validate the exact HTTPS origin before forwarding credentials.
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Reject malformed successful WHAM payloads.
At src/codex/auth-api.ts:369-384, safeResetCreditsDto maps a missing, non-array, or all-invalid credits field to credits: []. At src/codex/auth-api.ts:416, inspect() returns that list. The auto-redeemer then treats it as nothing-to-protect and schedules only the idle recheck, so a valid credit can expire before the next check.
At src/codex/auth-api.ts:387-390, safeResetCreditConsumeDto maps a successful response without a string code to "unknown". At src/codex/reset-credit-auto-redeem.ts:171-190, dispatch() accepts the resolved result, marks the journal entry settled, and schedules the idle recheck. This can clear recovery state without proof of consumption.
Use strict parsers. Accept an empty list only when credits is a valid array with no invalid entries. Reject missing or invalid consume codes. Ensure inspect parse errors take the error retry path and consume parse errors retain the journal entry as dispatched.
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In `@src/codex/auth-api.ts` at line 416, Replace the permissive
safeResetCreditsDto and safeResetCreditConsumeDto fallbacks with strict
validation: allow an empty credits list only when credits is a valid array
containing no invalid entries, and reject missing or non-string consume codes
instead of returning unknown. Update inspect() to route credits parse failures
through its error-retry path, and update dispatch() so consume parse failures
retain the journal entry as dispatched rather than settling it or scheduling the
idle recheck.
| log(`[opencodex] reset-credit auto-redeem: dispatching for account ${accountKey} (credit expires ${plan.expiresAt})`); | ||
| let result: { code: string }; | ||
| try { | ||
| result = await deps.consume(entry.redeemRequestId); |
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Block consumption after stop().
If stop() runs while either inspection is pending, tick() resumes and reaches deps.consume() on Line 171. Clearing the timer does not cancel or invalidate that in-flight dispatch. The service can redeem a credit after shutdown starts.
Add a stopped-generation guard inside dispatch() before journal creation and before deps.consume(). Add a test that blocks the pre-dispatch inspection, calls stop(), then releases the inspection and verifies that consume() is not called.
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In `@src/codex/reset-credit-auto-redeem.ts` at line 171, Update dispatch() to
capture and validate the stopped generation both before journal creation and
immediately before deps.consume(), preventing redemption after stop() begins.
Add a test that blocks the pre-dispatch inspection, calls stop(), releases it,
and verifies consume() is never invoked.
| // Reset-credit auto-redemption (#822) is opt-in; a default install constructs nothing here. | ||
| // Activation is synchronous (timer registration only); network work happens on the timer. | ||
| if (config.resetCreditAutoRedeem?.enabled === true) { | ||
| activateResetCreditAutoRedeem(config, { |
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Stop the redeemer from server.stop(). acquireServerBackgroundLifecycle().release() only releases background-loop ownership; it does not run optional shutdown hooks. runOptionalShutdownHooks() runs only in drainAndShutdown(), not in the server.stop() path at src/server/index.ts:2256-2272. Therefore, stopping the returned server can leave the redeemer timer active and trigger a later authenticated WHAM request. Store the return value from activateResetCreditAutoRedeem and call stop() during server shutdown. Add focused shutdown coverage.
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In `@src/server/index.ts` at line 2345, Store the handle returned by
activateResetCreditAutoRedeem and invoke its stop() method from the
server.stop() shutdown path, alongside the existing background lifecycle
release. Add focused coverage verifying that stopping the returned server stops
the redeemer timer and prevents later authenticated WHAM requests.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 75 / 80이 PR은 Codex 리셋 크레딧이 만료되기 직전에 자동으로 쓰게 하는 선택 기능입니다. 이슈 #822를 닫습니다. 예전에 #657에서 “리셋 크레딧이 사라졌다”고 닫힌 뒤에, 이번에는 만료 시각을 기준으로 다시 옵트인하는 길입니다. 지금 동작 줄기는 간단합니다. 설정 코드 위치는 맞춰져 있습니다. 타입은 분할된 라인 30-36 ( 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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Summary
resetCreditAutoRedeem: { enabled, leadTimeMinutes }(lead 1–60, default 10; malformed reads as off). When enabled,src/server/index.tsstartssrc/codex/reset-credit-auto-redeem.tssynchronously (timer registration only) and tears it down through the optional shutdown hook; a default install constructs nothing, and no core file imports the module (core-lab boundary test green).expires_at - lead(sleeps capped at 15 min so a suspended laptop re-checks rather than trusting a stale plan), then re-reads once more right before dispatch and skips when that exact credit (granted_at+expires_at) is no longer listed — which is what a manual redeem in the dashboard looks like.redeem_request_idis journaled to$OPENCODEX_HOME/reset-credit-auto-redeem.jsonbefore the consume call; an uncertain consume is treated as ambiguous and retried with the same id, and a restart replays the journaled id.createResetCreditWhamClientinauth-api.tsreuses the existing account/lease wrapper and takes the caller-owned id (the management route keeps minting a fresh one per click).server.md. Deferred: dashboard toggle, per-account overrides.Closes #822
Verification
bun x tsc --noEmitclean;bun run privacy:scanpassed.bun test tests/codex-reset-credit-auto-redeem.test.ts tests/core-lab-boundary.test.ts tests/settings-stream-mode.test.ts-> 58 pass / 0 fail. New (fake clock + fake WHAM): default off and clamping; plan picks the soonest future credit and ignores unparseable/expired; schedule at expiry-lead with the 15-min sleep cap, pre-dispatch re-read, journal written before consume, no account id in logs; credit gone on refresh skips; disable-before-dispatch skips; identity change is not redeemed with the old plan; uncertain consume keeps the same request id across a simulated restart and a settled entry never spends twice; a manual redeem racing between the two reads is caught; stop clears the timer.Checklist
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