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Concurrent remote Codex sessions cannot safely rotate one copied ChatGPT refresh token. This adds a dedicated Sign in with ChatGPT flow and a manager-owned refresh broker so one developer's Sandboxes and workers share a login without receiving its upstream refresh token.
The app signs in through the installed Codex CLI using a private temporary cache, displays only the device code, and sends the cache in the existing owner-signed encrypted enrollment. Cancellation stops the CLI process tree and removes the cache. Completed sign-ins remain bound to the requesting Buzz identity and community until enrollment or discard.
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Behavior
Manager-only secret
Stores real tokens, active/pending enrollment, and refresh state
Consistent metadata journal
Conditionally publishes exact immutable secret versions; never follows a stale AWSCURRENT
Private TLS endpoint
Serializes refreshes and coalesces stale versions; returns short-lived tokens and a versioned broker credential
Agent bootstrap
Checks the grant before starting an interactive or worker harness; configures the pinned native client's refresh override
Disconnect
Revokes future refreshes and fresh starts, including stale profiles; issued upstream access tokens expire independently
A durable Refreshing marker precedes upstream rotation. An uncertain or interrupted refresh requires a new sign-in instead of retrying a potentially consumed token. Enrollment activates a staged login after the profile write, preserving the active login when that write fails. The manager remains a singleton with Recreate.
Validation:
121 reaper tests pass, including concurrent rotation, restart/cancellation, stale/uncommitted writes, enrollment failure, revocation, request bounds, and redacted errors. Scoped reaper Clippy passes with warnings denied.
The full native app suite passes locally with voltage-sandbox: 1,069 passed and 2 ignored, plus 17 identity tests. Coverage includes process-tree cancellation, cache cleanup, scope binding, and encrypted enrollment. Native Clippy passes with warnings denied.
All 141 Node plugin tests, TypeScript checks, and plugin builds pass. The existing reminder fixture now replays one due timestamp consistently across duplicate deliveries.
Five packaged agent tests pass against a local private TLS issuer. Packaged Codex 0.159.3 refreshes, persists the broker credential, and sends it on its next refresh. Tests use synthetic credentials and no external network.
Root/GPUI fmt, the file-size gate, and workflow lint pass. Root workspace Clippy and desktop static checks passed in just ci; the command stopped at local Tauri Clippy because glib-2.0 development metadata is missing.
CI now explicitly checks the Voltage feature on Linux, macOS, and Windows and runs the native Voltage tests. Fresh checks are running for the updated revision. A pre-existing default-feature Codex timing test passed in the full local rerun.
Companions: Terraform #1007, CD #661. The chart defaults off. Apply reviewed infrastructure, publish both images, and pin the new agent digest for both interactive sessions and workers before enabling/enrolling. The rollout and recovery guide records the exact sequence and rollback constraints.
Deployment acceptance remains outstanding: exercise sign-in, cancel, discard, enroll, replace, and disconnect in the Voltage app; then run five concurrent Sandboxes plus workers with one real login across 24 hours, including restarts and session replacement at the existing 12-hour deadline. Verify refreshes without 401/re-login loops and fresh-start refusal after revocation. No live broker deployment or real-account sign-in has been performed.
Added a shared ChatGPT sign-in option for remote workspaces, with controls to connect, cancel, keep, or disconnect the login during enrollment.
Remote agent sessions can refresh ChatGPT credentials through a managed broker. Sessions stop rather than start with invalid credentials or an unavailable broker.
ChatGPT login status is shown during enrollment, and conflicting API key or access-token credentials are cleared when a shared login is supplied.
Documentation
Added guidance for setting up and managing shared ChatGPT login, including credential handling and recovery.
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This change adds a shared ChatGPT login flow. The desktop app collects and enrolls credentials through an encrypted request. The manager stores and refreshes upstream credentials through a TLS broker. Agent bootstrap obtains brokered tokens and configures Codex authentication.
Changes: Shared ChatGPT Login
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Desktop sign-in and encrypted enrollment apps/buzz-gpui/crates/app/src/agent_plugins/remote_workspace/*, apps/buzz-gpui/crates/identity/src/session_control.rs, apps/buzz-gpui/crates/app/Cargo.toml
The remote workspace settings add device sign-in, cancellation, and pending-login controls. Enrollment includes the optional login in the encrypted request and binds pending credentials to the owner and relay.
Broker state and token refresh crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login/*, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login_tests.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/Cargo.toml
The broker validates login tokens, stores active and pending login records by journaled secret version, and refreshes tokens through a fixed OAuth client. Tests cover refresh, rotation, persistence, and failure cases.
Enrollment validation and broker lifecycle crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/enroll.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/profile.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/manager.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/manager_tests.rs
Enrollment accepts an optional codex_login change. It validates profile data and coordinates staging, disconnection, profile writes, and activation.
Refresh server and runtime wiring crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login/server.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/serve.rs, crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/main.rs
The reaper can prepare a TLS refresh server and run it with the relay under shared shutdown coordination.
Refresh recovery may require another sign-in, while burst load can stop agent bootstrap; these issues should be resolved before merging.
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Review comments at @crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login.rs:
- Around line 279-285: Update the write flow around journal.advance so a failed
advance triggers a consistent journal.head check; treat the write as committed
when the head matches the new revision, otherwise return the original advance
error. Preserve the existing record.revision update and success path.
Review comments at @crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login/server.rs:
- Around line 205-207: Update the permit acquisition in the endpoint handler to
wait briefly for an available permit instead of immediately returning Busy when
all 16 permits are occupied. Use a bounded async wait and preserve the Busy
response if the wait expires or acquisition fails.
Review comments at @voltage/images/buzz-agent/profile.py:
- Around line 148-154: Update the shared write_file behavior used by the
bootstrap credential writes to safely replace existing generated files instead
of failing with FileExistsError on restart. Ensure this applies to both the
profile credential loop and the Codex config.toml and auth.json writes.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Check the journal head after a failed advance before you report a write failure.
write() returns Error::Storage whenever journal.advance fails. A failed call does not prove that the conditional update failed:
An attempt can time out after DynamoDB applies the update. operation_attempt_timeout is 10 s. The SDK then retries the same UpdateItem. The retry fails the revision = :previous condition, so the caller receives Storage although the head already points to the new version.
In refresh(), the first write() persists the Refreshing marker. If that commit is applied but reported as failed, OAuth is never called. The journal head still points to a Refreshing record. Every later request returns Error::Interrupted, and the developer must sign in to ChatGPT again. The upstream refresh token was never used.
The comment in journal.rs ("A lost success response is safe") does not cover this durable marker.
Fix: when advance fails, do a consistent head() read. If the head equals the new revision, treat the write as committed.
🛠️ Proposed fix
- self.journal- .advance(developer, record.revision.as_deref(), &revision)- .await?;+ if let Err(error) = self+ .journal+ .advance(developer, record.revision.as_deref(), &revision)+ .await+ {+ // An SDK retry after an applied update fails the condition check.+ if self.journal.head(developer).await?.as_deref() != Some(revision.as_str()) {+ return Err(error);+ }+ }
record.revision = Some(revision);
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// Secret versions are immutable. Publish their exact IDs with a
// conditional write before any external effect; never read AWSCURRENT.
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Review comment at @crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login.rs around lines
279 - 285:
Update the write flow around journal.advance so a failed advance triggers a
consistent journal.head check; treat the write as committed when the head
matches the new revision, otherwise return the original advance error. Preserve
the existing record.revision update and success path.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Wait briefly for a permit, or retry 503 in bootstrap, so a startup burst does not fail sessions.
The endpoint calls try_acquire on a 16-permit semaphore. A request keeps its permit while it waits up to 30 s (LOCK_TIMEOUT) for the per-developer lock and up to 15 s for OAuth. Requests for one developer run one at a time.
When more than 16 requests are in flight across all developers, the 17th request receives 503 at once. Bootstraps and Codex refreshes count toward that limit, for example during a burst of buzz-subagent spawn workers. configure_codex_login in profile.py has no retry. It maps the HTTPError to Refused, so that Sandbox or worker does not start.
Fix one of these:
Wait for a permit with a short timeout, for example timeout(Duration::from_secs(30), permits.acquire()).
Retry 503 responses in the bootstrap a few times with backoff.
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Review comment at @crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/codex_login/server.rs around
lines 205 - 207:
Update the permit acquisition in the endpoint handler to wait briefly for an
available permit instead of immediately returning Busy when all 16 permits are
occupied. Use a bounded async wait and preserve the Busy response if the wait
expires or acquisition fails.
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/home/agent is disk-backed, so generated files can remain after a container restart. write_file uses O_EXCL, and the new Codex writes occur after the refresh handler. An existing Codex file can therefore raise FileExistsError and stop startup.
The same exclusive writer already handles the earlier profile credential loop, so deleting only the Codex files is insufficient. Make the common bootstrap writes safely replace existing files, or remove all generated credential files before rewriting them.
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[info] 150-154: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps({
'auth_mode': 'chatgpt', 'OPENAI_API_KEY': None,
'tokens': {key: refreshed[key] for key in ('id_token', 'access_token', 'refresh_token', 'account_id')},
'last_refresh': datetime.now(timezone.utc).isoformat().replace('+00:00', 'Z'),
})
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Review comment at @voltage/images/buzz-agent/profile.py around lines 148 - 154:
Update the shared write_file behavior used by the bootstrap credential writes to
safely replace existing generated files instead of failing with FileExistsError
on restart. Ensure this applies to both the profile credential loop and the
Codex config.toml and auth.json writes.
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Concurrent remote Codex sessions cannot safely rotate one copied ChatGPT refresh token. This adds a dedicated Sign in with ChatGPT flow and a manager-owned refresh broker so one developer's Sandboxes and workers share a login without receiving its upstream refresh token.
The app signs in through the installed Codex CLI using a private temporary cache, displays only the device code, and sends the cache in the existing owner-signed encrypted enrollment. Cancellation stops the CLI process tree and removes the cache. Completed sign-ins remain bound to the requesting Buzz identity and community until enrollment or discard.
AWSCURRENTA durable Refreshing marker precedes upstream rotation. An uncertain or interrupted refresh requires a new sign-in instead of retrying a potentially consumed token. Enrollment activates a staged login after the profile write, preserving the active login when that write fails. The manager remains a singleton with Recreate.
Validation:
voltage-sandbox: 1,069 passed and 2 ignored, plus 17 identity tests. Coverage includes process-tree cancellation, cache cleanup, scope binding, and encrypted enrollment. Native Clippy passes with warnings denied.just ci; the command stopped at local Tauri Clippy becauseglib-2.0development metadata is missing.Companions: Terraform #1007, CD #661. The chart defaults off. Apply reviewed infrastructure, publish both images, and pin the new agent digest for both interactive sessions and workers before enabling/enrolling. The rollout and recovery guide records the exact sequence and rollback constraints.
Deployment acceptance remains outstanding: exercise sign-in, cancel, discard, enroll, replace, and disconnect in the Voltage app; then run five concurrent Sandboxes plus workers with one real login across 24 hours, including restarts and session replacement at the existing 12-hour deadline. Verify refreshes without 401/re-login loops and fresh-start refusal after revocation. No live broker deployment or real-account sign-in has been performed.
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