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…s the account A custom model_provider with requires_openai_auth = false (a CLIProxyAPI pool) makes account/read report no account, while account/rateLimits/read still answers for the ChatGPT login in auth.json. With no email, Limits cannot merge those windows with the same account a usage-limit source reports, and shows it twice. Read the email claim from the stored login. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The production change reads a user's Codex authentication file and exposes its stored login email through provider status, also affecting usage-limit account merging. Despite its focused scope and tests, this authentication and sensitive-data surface warrants human review. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CodexProvider
participant CodexAppServer
participant AuthFile
participant AccountStatus
CodexProvider->>CodexAppServer: request account/read
CodexAppServer-->>CodexProvider: account or no account
alt no live account
CodexProvider->>AuthFile: read auth.json
AuthFile-->>CodexProvider: stored login id_token
CodexProvider->>AccountStatus: pass stored login email
else live account
CodexProvider->>AccountStatus: pass live account email
end
AccountStatus-->>CodexProvider: provider status
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A malformed local token can associate Codex status with an unintended email. Validate the JWT segment count before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 162: Update the idToken payload parsing in the account probe to accept
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| export function codexStoredLoginEmail(authJson: string): string | undefined { | ||
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| const idToken: unknown = JSON.parse(authJson)?.tokens?.id_token; | ||
| const payload = typeof idToken === "string" ? idToken.split(".")[1] : undefined; |
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Reject JWT values with an invalid segment count.
A two-segment id_token with a decodable payload passes idToken.split(".")[1] and returns its email. When account/read reports no account, accountProbeStatus uses that email as auth.email. Ignore malformed stored-login data by requiring exactly three JWT segments.
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- const payload = typeof idToken === "string" ? idToken.split(".")[1] : undefined;
+ const parts = typeof idToken === "string" ? idToken.split(".") : [];
+ const payload = parts.length === 3 ? parts[1] : undefined;Add a test with a two-segment token whose payload contains an email claim.
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| const payload = typeof idToken === "string" ? idToken.split(".")[1] : undefined; | |
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexProvider.ts` at line 162, Update the
idToken payload parsing in the account probe to accept only JWTs with exactly
three segments; otherwise leave the payload undefined so malformed stored-login
data cannot populate auth.email. Add coverage for a two-segment token containing
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Independent confirmation from a second real setup, tested at Setup: one CLIProxyAPI 7.3.18 hub with three Codex OAuth accounts, added under Usage providers. Two Linux servers each keep a ChatGPT login in Before: Limits draws the same subscription once per environment plus once via the hub, with identical percentages and resets:
On the server, With this PR: I ran the real
The email matches the hub's auth file for that account, so Related: #11515, #10701/#10700 (the missing-email case they leave open), and the closed #10877 (the alternative "omit native quota" approach). I understand provider-layer changes are on hold for V2 (#10877). If this lands there instead, the same 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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Since this PR already decodes the stored Codex ID token, I think it's worth preserving the stable workspace identity alongside the email instead of discarding it. CLIProxy auth files already expose Could the parser return both claims: {
email,
accountId: chatgpt_account_id,
}and carry the id on provider auth as an optional stable logical account identity? Email remains useful for display/native-hub matching fallback, but I would keep this optional so old Codex/auth shapes retain today's fallback behavior. |
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What Changed
When Codex's
account/readnames no account, the Codex status probe now reads the email claim from the ChatGPT login stored in$CODEX_HOME/auth.json. It checks the configured home, thenCODEX_HOME, then~/.codex. The email goes onauth.emailonly; auth status staysunknown, and nothing else in the file is used. Missing or malformed files are ignored.Why
When Codex is routed through a CLIProxyAPI pool, it uses a custom
model_providerwithrequires_openai_auth = false. In that mode,account/readreturnsaccount: null.account/rateLimits/readstill answers, though, for the ChatGPT login inauth.json. The native Codex instance therefore publishes that account's windows with no email.The Limits view matches accounts by
driver:email(collectLimitAccounts). Without an email, it can't tell that those windows belong to an account the CLIProxyAPI usage source also reports. The account then shows up twice: one bar named "Codex" and one for the hub copy, with identical usage and reset times. Both bars also count toward the pooled percentage.This is the missing-email case left open by #10700 ("Instances without an email remain separate") and the duplicate described in #11515.
Verified against a real setup: with a
codex-t3wrapper that routes through CLIProxyAPI, the probe previously reported no email. With this change, it reports the stored login's email, which matches the hub account.Checklist
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CodexProvider.test.ts+ProviderRegistry.test.ts(61 passed, including the new tests),tsc --noEmitforapps/server,vp lint,vp fmt.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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