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fix: resolve 16 deep-audit findings (data-loss, rotation, redaction, concurrency) - #165
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Deep multi-agent audit of the codebase surfaced real runtime bugs. This commit fixes the contained set (4 more complex ones follow): data-loss / credentials: - Transient refresh failures (network/5xx) no longer count toward permanent account removal — they now cool down and rotate. CodexAuthError carries the refresh failure reason/statusCode so the catch can classify (errors.ts, request/fetch-helpers.ts, index.ts). - Keychain load now lets normalizeAccountStorage's StorageError (UNSUPPORTED_SCHEMA_VERSION / unknown-V2) propagate instead of silently falling through, restoring the forward-compat guard (storage/load-save.ts). - Workspace-deactivation removes ONLY the deactivated workspace by identity, not every refresh-token sibling, so still-valid workspaces survive (accounts/recovery.ts removeAccountsByWorkspaceIdentity, index.ts). rotation correctness: - Health/token-bucket/rate-limit-backoff trackers are keyed by mutable account.index; removeAccount now remaps that state to follow the reindex so survivors don't inherit a removed/shifted account's heuristics (rotation.ts, request/rate-limit-backoff.ts, accounts/state.ts). - Local token-bucket depletion now rotates to the next account (continue) instead of aborting the whole pool with a 503 (index.ts). - Disabled missing-scope OAuth fallback no longer pushes a duplicate index:0 (accounts/state.ts). logic / retry: - Empty-response retry re-issues against the same account (continue) instead of a no-op rotation that 503'd single-account pools (index.ts). - retry_after_ms (ms) and retry_after (seconds) are scaled distinctly; a sub-second retry_after_ms no longer balloons into minutes (request/fetch-helpers.ts). security / privacy: - codex-diff redaction is now key-aware: opaque refresh tokens / account ids / labels are masked by field name, not only by token shape (tools/codex-diff.ts). - logger sanitizeValue masks email keys with maskEmail (domain-preserving) rather than maskToken; cookie-family headers added to SENSITIVE_KEYS (logger.ts). resource leak: - invalidateAccountManagerCache flushes the pending debounced save and disposes the outgoing manager's shutdown handler/timer (index.ts). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolves the remaining 4 audit findings and adds regression tests across the set: - Refresh-token rotation in the hot path now propagates the new token to sibling org-variant accounts that shared the pre-refresh token, so a rotation no longer orphans (and eventually removes) still-valid workspaces (accounts/state.ts updateFromAuth -> propagateRotatedRefreshTokenToSiblings). - hydrateEmails and runAccountCheck persist via withAccountStorageTransaction against a fresh snapshot, re-applying only the token/identity fields they refresh — closing the load->network-loop->save lost-update race (index.ts). - handleSuccessResponse is wrapped in try/catch: a stream stall / SSE-parse failure now refunds the consumed token, records the breaker/account failure, and rotates instead of escaping the loop with a leaked token (index.ts). - Flagged-account storage routes through the OS keychain when CODEX_KEYCHAIN=1 (load + save, JSON fallback), so flagged refresh tokens are no longer written as plaintext; verify-flagged still has the token it needs to restore (storage/flagged.ts, storage/keychain.ts buildKeychainFlaggedKey + helpers). Regression tests (mutation-verified to fail against the old behavior): - test/rotation-remap.test.ts, test/accounts-remove-remap.test.ts — tracker index remap on removal (health/token-bucket/backoff). - test/accounts-workspace-removal.test.ts — workspace-identity scoped removal. - test/accounts-refresh-propagation.test.ts — sibling refresh-token propagation. - test/fetch-helpers.test.ts — retry_after_ms (ms) vs retry_after (s) scaling. - test/tools-codex-diff.test.ts — key-aware redaction of opaque tokens. - test/logger.test.ts — email domain-preserving mask + cookie-header masking. Full suite: 92 files, 2472 passed, 1 skipped. Typecheck + lint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cache: Disabled due to data retention organization setting Knowledge base: Disabled due to data retention organization setting 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR consolidates seven audit fixes and operational improvements across account management, auth error handling, request/response robustness, and credential storage. It refactors workspace deactivation to remove only the targeted workspace (preserving refresh-token siblings), propagates refresh-token rotations to sibling accounts, implements index-remapping infrastructure for tracker state after removals, upgrades auth-error classification to distinguish transient from permanent refresh failures, adds OS keychain storage for flagged credentials, improves request-flow error handling with stream parsing recovery and token refunds, and enhances redaction for sensitive fields in logs and diffs. ChangesAccount Management and Auth Refresh
Error Handling and Credential Storage
Request Handling and Storage Persistence
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| const SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS = new Set([ | ||
| "refreshtoken", | ||
| "accesstoken", | ||
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| "token", | ||
| "refresh", | ||
| "access", | ||
| "apikey", | ||
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accountid absent from SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS
the pr description explicitly says "opaque refresh tokens / account ids / labels are not token-shaped, so the shape-only maskString emitted them verbatim. Now masked by field name." — but accountid (and account_id) are not in SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS. the logger's SENSITIVE_KEYS set at lib/logger.ts:83 includes "accountid" precisely because account ids are opaque and not caught by maskString. computeCodexDiff will still emit accountId values verbatim, contradicting the stated fix. email and clientid are also in the logger set but absent here.
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**`accountid` absent from `SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS`**
the pr description explicitly says "opaque refresh tokens / account ids / labels are not token-shaped, so the shape-only `maskString` emitted them verbatim. Now masked by field name." — but `accountid` (and `account_id`) are not in `SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS`. the logger's `SENSITIVE_KEYS` set at `lib/logger.ts:83` includes `"accountid"` precisely because account ids are opaque and not caught by `maskString`. `computeCodexDiff` will still emit `accountId` values verbatim, contradicting the stated fix. `email` and `clientid` are also in the logger set but absent here.
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| await withAccountStorageTransaction(async (current, persist) => { | ||
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| const update = hydrationUpdates.get(acc.refreshToken); | ||
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hydrationUpdates refresh-token key doesn't survive sibling rotation
the map is keyed by originalRefreshToken (captured before the network call). inside the transaction, accounts are looked up via hydrationUpdates.get(acc.refreshToken). if, during the multi-second hydration network loop, a concurrent request triggers updateFromAuth on a sibling which calls propagateRotatedRefreshTokenToSiblings — rotating the shared token R0→R1 — the fresh snapshot's acc.refreshToken becomes R1 while the map key is still R0. the lookup silently misses and the hydrated email/accountId is dropped for that account. keying hydrationUpdates by getWorkspaceIdentityKey(account) instead of originalRefreshToken would survive token rotation, since workspace identity (org+account id) is stable.
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**`hydrationUpdates` refresh-token key doesn't survive sibling rotation**
the map is keyed by `originalRefreshToken` (captured before the network call). inside the transaction, accounts are looked up via `hydrationUpdates.get(acc.refreshToken)`. if, during the multi-second hydration network loop, a concurrent request triggers `updateFromAuth` on a sibling which calls `propagateRotatedRefreshTokenToSiblings` — rotating the shared token R0→R1 — the fresh snapshot's `acc.refreshToken` becomes R1 while the map key is still R0. the lookup silently misses and the hydrated email/accountId is dropped for that account. keying `hydrationUpdates` by `getWorkspaceIdentityKey(account)` instead of `originalRefreshToken` would survive token rotation, since workspace identity (org+account id) is stable.
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Property-based and concurrency stress tests for the subsystems hardened in #165: tracker index-remap on removal, concurrent storage transactions (lost-update), email/secret redaction invariants, and refresh-token rotation propagation. Each mutation-verified. 2487 tests pass.
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Minor release on top of 6.2.0: email masking across all display surfaces (#164), 16 deep-audit bug fixes (#165), and the deep stress suite (#166). Bumps package.json, .release-please-manifest.json, and .codex-plugin/plugin.json to 6.3.0. 2487 tests pass; build/lint/typecheck clean; publish dry-run verified.
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Summary
A deep multi-agent audit of the whole codebase (post #164) surfaced 21 candidate issues; 16 distinct real bugs survived adversarial verification and are fixed here. Each fix has a mutation-verified regression test (it fails against the old behavior, passes against the fix).
Findings fixed
Data-loss / credentials (high)
MAX_AUTH_FAILURES_BEFORE_REMOVAL, so an outage could delete valid credentials.CodexAuthErrornow carries the refresh reason/statusCode; the catch only counts genuine auth invalidation (4xx / missing_refresh) toward removal, and cools down + rotates on transient failures. (lib/errors.ts,lib/request/fetch-helpers.ts,index.ts)UNSUPPORTED_SCHEMA_VERSION/ unknown-V2StorageErrorthatnormalizeAccountStoragethrows, silently falling through and risking a clobber on next save. These now propagate, matching the JSON path. (lib/storage/load-save.ts)removeAccountsWithSameRefreshToken, dropping still-valid sibling workspaces that share one refresh token. Now scoped by workspace identity viaremoveAccountsByWorkspaceIdentity. (lib/accounts/recovery.ts,index.ts)updateFromAuthnow propagates the new token to siblings. (lib/accounts/state.ts)runAccountCheckandhydrateEmailsdid load → long-network-loop → save against a stale snapshot, clobbering concurrent saves. Both now persist viawithAccountStorageTransaction, re-applying only the token/identity fields they refresh. (index.ts)Rotation correctness
account.index;removeAccountreindexed survivors but left tracker keys stale, so an account could inherit a removed/shifted neighbor's drained bucket or rate-limited score. AddedremapAfterRemoval/remapIndexedKeyswired intoremoveAccount. (lib/rotation.ts,lib/request/rate-limit-backoff.ts,lib/accounts/state.ts)break'd the whole rotation loop (503), abandoning healthy accounts — nowcontinues to the next account. (index.ts)index: 0. (lib/accounts/state.ts)Logic / retry
break'd to rotation, a no-op for single-account pools that surfaced a misleading 503; now re-issues against the same account. (index.ts)retry_after_msvsretry_afterscaling. The two were collapsed and run through a<1000"looks like seconds" heuristic, ballooning a sub-secondretry_after_msinto minutes. Now scaled distinctly. (lib/request/fetch-helpers.ts)Resource leak / resilience
handleSuccessResponseescaped the loop with the consumed token un-refunded and no rotation. Now wrapped: refund + record failure + rotate. (index.ts)invalidateAccountManagerCacheflushes the pending debounced save and disposes the outgoing manager's shutdown handler/timer. (index.ts)Security / privacy
codex-diffredaction is key-aware. Opaque refresh tokens / account ids / labels are not token-shaped, so the shape-onlymaskStringemitted them verbatim. Now masked by field name. (lib/tools/codex-diff.ts)CODEX_KEYCHAIN=1instead of writing plaintext refresh tokens to disk. (lib/storage/flagged.ts,lib/storage/keychain.ts)lib/logger.ts)Verification
npm run typecheck: cleannpm run lint: cleannpm test: 92 files, 2472 passed, 1 skipped (+31 regression tests)npm run build: succeedsNotes
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lib/foo.ts:123. confirm regression tests + windows concurrency/token redaction coverage.Greptile Summary
this pr addresses 16 verified bugs across data-loss, rotation correctness, concurrency, and security — all with mutation-tested regression tests. the fixes are generally well-scoped and the concurrency approach (storage transactions, key-based merges) is sound.
HealthScoreTracker,TokenBucketTracker, rate-limit backoff); depleted token-bucket nowcontinues to next account; empty-response handler correctly retries same account;retry_after_msvsretry_afterunit scaling fixed.CODEX_KEYCHAIN=1; logger adds domain-preserving email mask and cookie-family headers — howeveraccountid/emailare absent fromSENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYSincodex-diff.ts, leaving account IDs verbatim in diff output despite the pr description claiming they are masked.Confidence Score: 3/5
safe to merge the auth/rotation/concurrency fixes, but the codex-diff redaction gap means account IDs still appear verbatim in diff output — the opposite of what the pr claims to fix
the auth, rotation, and storage-transaction fixes are well-reasoned and mutation-tested. the concrete gap is in lib/tools/codex-diff.ts: SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS does not include accountid or email, so those fields emit verbatim in diff output — the pr description explicitly says this was fixed. the concurrency fix for hydrationUpdates keyed by refresh token has a narrow rotation-miss race that degrades silently in an unlikely concurrent scenario
lib/tools/codex-diff.ts — SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYS needs accountid and email to match what the logger and pr description guarantee. index.ts hydration transaction (keying by workspace identity instead of refresh token) is worth a follow-up
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lib/tools/codex-diff.ts— account ID / email leak in diff output:SENSITIVE_LEAF_KEYSdoes not includeaccountid,account_id, oremail, socomputeCodexDiffemits those values verbatim. the logger and the pr description both treataccountidas sensitive; the codex-diff implementation does not. opaque account ids (e.g.user_xxxx) are not jwt-shaped and are not caught bymaskString.Important Files Changed
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