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WalkthroughThe PR adds current requirements, design analysis, working research, coordination documents, and status tracking for hosted ChatGPT subscriptions. It also preserves a historical v0 proposal with architecture documents and an interactive HTML walkthrough. ChangesHosted subscription connections
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9-14: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSecurity Misconfiguration (CWE-16)
Scope the founder confirmation.
State that written approval applies only when it covers the exact product, access method, user-owned connection, and usage mode. Keep the versioned allowlist, interactive-only schedule block, and Gemini and Anthropic OAuth blocks as hard constraints.
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| ui:"Waiting for sign-in",back:"Login attempt active",active:["web","api","runner","db","volume","provider"], | ||
| explain:"The main API creates the connection record. The runner starts the official provider client with a new private authentication home. The browser receives only a short URL and code.", | ||
| log:p=>`<span class="muted">API</span> Create user-owned ${p.label} connection<br><span class="muted">RUNNER</span> Start ${p.adapter}<br><span class="muted">MOUNT</span> Attach private ${p.home}<br><span class="warn">WAIT</span> Provider is waiting for the user`, | ||
| view:p=>`<h3>Research assistant</h3><p class="sub">New agent · Draft</p><div class="drawer"><h3>Sign in to ${p.label}</h3><p class="drawer-copy">Open the provider page and enter this one-time code. Agenta never asks you to upload a login file.</p><div class="device"><small>1. Open this provider page</small><p><strong>${p.url}</strong></p><button class="secondary">Open ${p.company}</button><small style="display:block;margin-top:13px">2. Enter this code</small><div class="code"><span>${p.code}</span><button class="copy" data-copy="${p.code}">Copy</button></div></div><div class="notice wait"><span>●</span><span><strong>Waiting for you</strong><br>You can close this page and return before the code expires.</span></div><p class="drawer-copy">${p.note}</p></div>` |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Wire or relabel the action buttons.
The walkthrough renders Open ${p.company} and Cancel as buttons, but neither has a handler. The provider action does not open p.url, and the cancel action cannot change the login state.
Use an https:// link for the provider URL and a data-cancel handler, or render these controls as non-actionable examples.
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| The first release should support one ChatGPT connection and one SuperGrok connection per Agenta | ||
| user. A connection belongs to the user who completed the provider login. It may run only when that | ||
| same user starts an interactive agent turn. Team-triggered runs, schedules, events, and shared | ||
| connection use require a separate ownership decision. |
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Define the canonical ownership scope and field mapping.
The proposed subscription_connection is workspace-scoped, but the first release limits connections per Agenta user. Repository conventions require tenant scoping by project_id, and ConnectionsDAOInterface.create_connection requires both project_id and user_id. The existing Connection DTO uses provider_key and integration_key, while this design introduces provider, product, and auth_source.
Specify whether this is a separate resource or an extension of gateway_connections. Then define its uniqueness scope and the project/workspace/owner and field mappings. Otherwise, creation, ownership checks, and run resolution can use different records or scopes.
| Starting a login is idempotent while one non-expired attempt exists. The server returns the active | ||
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| unusable for new runs, then stops active login work, calls the provider logout command, and destroys | ||
| the authentication home. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict idempotency to non-terminal login attempts.
The rule currently uses “one non-expired attempt.” A failed, cancelled, or other terminal attempt can remain unexpired, so a retry can return a terminal attempt instead of starting new work. This conflicts with Lines 225-227, which promise Try again.
Define idempotency for starting, waiting_for_user, and exchanging only. Allow a new attempt after failed, expired, or cancelled.
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- Starting a login is idempotent while one non-expired attempt exists.
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+ starting, waiting_for_user, or exchanging exists.
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| Starting a login is idempotent while one non-expired attempt exists. The server returns the active | |
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| unusable for new runs, then stops active login work, calls the provider logout command, and destroys | |
| the authentication home. | |
| Starting a login is idempotent while one attempt in | |
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| Terminal attempts can be replaced by a new login attempt. The server returns the active | |
| attempt instead of launching a second provider process. Disconnect first marks the connection | |
| unusable for new runs, then stops active login work, calls the provider logout command, and destroys | |
| the authentication home. |
| The runner reports completion to the main API through an authenticated internal callback. The | ||
| frontend polls the main API. This lets onboarding survive a page refresh and keeps the browser away | ||
| from runner addresses and credentials. |
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Fence completion callbacks against cancellation and replay.
The callback is authenticated, but authentication does not prove callback freshness. Include connection_id, attempt_id, and a callback nonce or generation. Reject completions for cancelled, disconnected, expired, or superseded attempts, and make the state transition idempotent.
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Define lease renewal and atomic fencing.
The first-release rule allows one owner, but the short lease has no renewal or atomic claim semantics. If a healthy turn outlives the lease, another run can claim and mount the same writable authentication home. Apply fencing to every runner operation, and invalidate the generation on cancellation, disconnect, and expiry.
| This gives Agenta a stable control interface. Agenta should run the official Codex binary in a | ||
| private authentication worker and relay only the verification URL, one-time code, expiry, and | ||
| sanitized completion state to the browser. Agenta does not need to implement OpenAI's private OAuth | ||
| exchange or parse terminal text. |
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OpenAI Codex provides a device code authentication flow (beta) designed specifically for headless devices or environments where a standard browser-based login is impractical [1][2]. Workflow and Verification To initiate the device code login, you can run the command codex login --device-auth in your terminal or select the "Sign in with Device Code" option within the interactive login interface [1][2]. When this flow is initiated, the application requests a device code from the OpenAI authentication server [3][4]. The server returns a payload containing [3][5]: - userCode: A one-time code to be entered by the user [3][5]. - verificationUrl: The URL (typically https://auth.openai.com/codex/device) where the user must navigate to enter the code [3][5][6]. - deviceAuthId: An identifier used internally by the client to poll for the authentication token [3][5]. The client then periodically polls the OpenAI token endpoint while waiting for the user to complete the verification in their browser [3][5][6]. Once the user successfully logs in and enters the code, the client receives the necessary credentials to complete the session [1][5]. Important Implementation Notes - Availability: If device code login is not explicitly enabled or supported for a specific server or configuration, the client will typically receive a 404 error, prompting a fallback to the standard browser-based login flow [7][3][8]. - Expiry: While specific timeout durations may vary by implementation, device code sessions typically have a defined expiration (e.g., 15 minutes) [6]. - Administration: In managed environments, administrators may restrict login methods or require specific workspace IDs, which can impact the availability of the device code flow [9][2][7]. For further integration or specific development needs, you can refer to the official Codex CLI documentation or the open-source repository [1][10]. Note that Codex and its associated models are subject to regular updates and deprecations; please consult the official changelog for the most current information regarding model support and CLI features [11][12][13].
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- 6: https://docs.rs/elph-ai/latest/src/elph_ai/auth/oauth/openai_codex.rs.html
- 7: https://github.com/openai/codex/blob/85034b18/codex-rs/cli/src/login.rs
- 8: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/blob/main/extensions/openai/openai-chatgpt-device-code.ts
- 9: https://developers.openai.com/codex/auth.md
- 10: https://github.com/openai/codex
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Define the Codex login expiry contract.
The Codex app-server constructs ChatgptDeviceCode responses with only login_id, verification_url, and user_code. The plan must define expiry as an Agenta-owned deadline or make it optional. Do not require the adapter to populate a provider field that does not exist.
| If none exists, the first version can pin one Grok CLI release and parse its terminal output behind | ||
| a provider adapter. This must remain an explicit compatibility dependency with an end-to-end login | ||
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🤖 The AI agent says: Updated this PR from Mahmoud's requirements discussion:
The first version needs ChatGPT through either Codex or Pi, concurrent sessions, multiple agents, and natural project or organization scope. Grok is deferred. The main questions are harness feasibility, concurrent renewal and crash recovery, cloud credential isolation, scope permissions, persistence and routing, lifecycle behavior, and the boundaries needed for Grok later. Please review the requirements for fidelity and the inferences for remaining assumptions. The suggested first investigation is a login-to-refresh proof with one harness under concurrent sessions, before selecting storage or service ownership. Validation: relative Markdown links and whitespace pass; archived source content is preserved. |
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| 1. [architecture-walkthrough.html](architecture-walkthrough.html) shows the onboarding and backend | ||
| flow together in an interactive walkthrough. | ||
| 2. [context.md](context.md) explains what Agenta already supports and what remains missing. | ||
| 3. [research.md](research.md) maps the proposal to current code. | ||
| 4. [plan.md](plan.md) defines the recommended implementation and delivery order. | ||
| 5. [status.md](status.md) records open decisions and the current state. |
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Put current requirements first in the reading order.
The first link opens the unapproved v0 architecture. This conflicts with the disclaimer above and can cause readers to treat historical choices as current design. Link to ../requirements.md and ../design-questions.md before the v0 walkthrough and plan.
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## Reading order
-1. [architecture-walkthrough.html](architecture-walkthrough.html) shows the onboarding and backend
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-2. [context.md](context.md) explains what Agenta already supports and what remains missing.
-3. [research.md](research.md) maps the proposal to current code.
-4. [plan.md](plan.md) defines the recommended implementation and delivery order.
-5. [status.md](status.md) records open decisions and the current state.
+1. [current requirements](../requirements.md)
+2. [open design questions](../design-questions.md)
+3. [architecture-walkthrough.html](architecture-walkthrough.html) shows the historical onboarding
+ and backend flow together in an interactive walkthrough.
+4. [context.md](context.md) explains what Agenta already supports and what remains missing.
+5. [research.md](research.md) maps the proposal to current code.
+6. [plan.md](plan.md) defines the historical implementation order.
+7. [status.md](status.md) records open decisions and the historical state.📝 Committable suggestion
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| 1. [architecture-walkthrough.html](architecture-walkthrough.html) shows the onboarding and backend | |
| flow together in an interactive walkthrough. | |
| 2. [context.md](context.md) explains what Agenta already supports and what remains missing. | |
| 3. [research.md](research.md) maps the proposal to current code. | |
| 4. [plan.md](plan.md) defines the recommended implementation and delivery order. | |
| 5. [status.md](status.md) records open decisions and the current state. | |
| 1. [current requirements](../requirements.md) | |
| 2. [open design questions](../design-questions.md) | |
| 3. [architecture-walkthrough.html](architecture-walkthrough.html) shows the historical onboarding | |
| and backend flow together in an interactive walkthrough. | |
| 4. [context.md](context.md) explains what Agenta already supports and what remains missing. | |
| 5. [research.md](research.md) maps the proposal to current code. | |
| 6. [plan.md](plan.md) defines the historical implementation order. | |
| 7. [status.md](status.md) records open decisions and the historical state. |
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🤖 The AI agent says: Added the working research and editable Fable handoff from Mahmoud's latest direction. The endpoint is now an integrated exploratory implementation, with parallel spikes and no timebox. Session-owned refresh is the leading hypothesis; shared mounts, database-backed state, and publication/reload hooks are candidates. A single authentication-owning process is the last option. UI re-login is part of the exploration, and Grok implementation is excluded. Created Mahmoud can edit and send the prompt; Codex has not contacted Fable. The original requirements and v0 archive remain unchanged. Relative Markdown links and whitespace checks pass. |
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Context
Agenta Cloud needs UI sign-in to ChatGPT subscriptions, selection in the existing model list, and use across concurrent sessions and multiple agents. The original proposal restricted each connection to one active run, so it is preserved as historical v0 material rather than treated as the current requirements.
Changes
Separate Mahmoud's requirements from explicitly labeled technical inferences. Add a working research document and editable Fable handoff for parallel authentication experiments and full product implementation, without a timebox. The intended outcome is a working integrated flow, including refresh recovery and UI re-login, rather than a recommendation alone.
Explore native shared mounts first, alongside other ways for sessions to publish and reload credentials, including database-backed state and supported hooks. Put a single authentication-owning process last. Either Codex or Pi is sufficient; Grok implementation is excluded. Keep schema and routine integration decisions pragmatic.
Add a non-blocking communication log and current worktree status. Fable has not been contacted by Codex; Mahmoud will edit and send the prompt. This revision contains documents only, not the exploratory implementation itself.
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Validation
Checked relative Markdown links and whitespace. Confirmed that the user requirements and archived v0 contents are unchanged by this handoff revision. No live authentication experiments have run yet.