feat(plugins): load local plugins and expose an upstream rewrite slot - #5896
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`ocx start` now imports `$OPENCODEX_HOME/plugins/*.{ts,js,mjs}` before the
server binds. A plugin default-exports `{ name?, setup(context) }` and can
register an upstream rewriter that runs synchronously at the physical send:
fetchWithHeaderTimeout, fetchWithAttemptDeadline and the CodexWsSession dial.
This lets a local sidecar (for example a compression proxy) sit in front of
providers without editing the core.
- upstream-hooks.ts imports nothing; with no plugin the send is untouched.
- A throwing rewriter is disabled and the send continues unmodified.
- The loader refuses files owned by other users or writable by group/others,
bounds setup to 5s, removes hooks from a failed setup, and honours
OCX_PLUGINS=0.
- Documented in structure/ops/plugins.md and docs-site guides/local-plugins.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds local plugin loading before server startup and a registry for HTTP and Codex WebSocket rewrites. Rewritten destinations affect HTTP connection and egress decisions, WebSocket dialing, and socket reuse identity. Tests and documentation cover plugin loading and rewrite behavior. ChangesLocal plugins and upstream rewriting
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant PluginLoader
participant LocalPlugin
participant UpstreamRewriterRegistry
participant HTTPSend
participant WebSocketDial
CLI->>PluginLoader: Load plugins before server startup
PluginLoader->>LocalPlugin: Import module and run setup
LocalPlugin->>UpstreamRewriterRegistry: Register rewriter
HTTPSend->>UpstreamRewriterRegistry: Rewrite HTTP target
WebSocketDial->>UpstreamRewriterRegistry: Rewrite WebSocket dial
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The guide slightly overstates which headers must match for WebSocket reuse, which may confuse plugin authors. The correction is bounded and the remaining supplied evidence indicates low merge risk. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An accepted plugin can import another local file without that file receiving the plugin ownership and permission checks. If another user can edit such a file, it could run with the proxy's credentials at startup. No affected installation or dependency is established, but the potential impact warrants review. Retained concerns
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/local-plugins.md`:
- Line 58: Update the `target.url` assignment in the plugin example to include
`upstream.search` after `upstream.pathname`, preserving query parameters when
forwarding requests to the sidecar.
In `@src/plugins/loader.ts`:
- Line 130: Update the setup handling around plugin.setup and withTimeout so the
five-second limit is not presented as interrupting synchronous work: either run
setup in a terminable execution context or clarify that SETUP_TIMEOUT_MS applies
only to setup that yields asynchronously. Ensure the public guide states the
same limitation.
- Line 130: Update the plugin setup context used by `plugin.setup` in the loader
so it becomes inactive before the timeout or failure catch block cleans up
registrations. Make `registerUpstreamRewriter` and `onShutdown` reject or
immediately undo calls made through an inactive context, and add a regression
test proving a setup that resumes after timeout cannot leave registrations
active.
- Around line 63-65: Update listPluginFiles so it returns an empty list only
when readdirSync fails with ENOENT; propagate other errors, including EACCES and
ENOTDIR, to loadAndReportOcxPlugins so they are reported to the operator.
- Line 128: Update the plugin shutdown-hook registration in the loader to use a
file-specific key instead of `plugin:${name}`, while retaining `name` for log
display; add a test that loads two plugins with the same name and verifies both
teardown callbacks run.
In `@src/plugins/upstream-hooks.ts`:
- Around line 64-68: Snapshot target.url and target.headers before each upstream
rewriter call, then restore both values in the catch block before disabling the
rewriter so later rewriters and the physical send receive the unmodified target.
Add a test where a rewriter mutates both fields and then throws.
In `@src/server/responses/codex-ws-session.ts`:
- Around line 16-17: Update proxy selection in the WebSocket upstream flow so it
uses the destination returned by rewriteUpstreamRecord before choosing a proxy;
bypass proxying for an explicitly local rewritten destination. Apply the same
destination-aware decision to pooled and private sessions.
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Addresses the CodeRabbit review on lidge-jun#5896. - Move the HTTP rewrite from fetchWithHeaderTimeout/fetchWithAttemptDeadline into sendWithConnectionPolicy. Rewriting before the transport choice hid the chatgpt.com origin from the Codex WebSocket selection and pushed Codex turns onto HTTP; egress now also follows the rewritten destination. Nested passes rewrite once via an init mark, like EGRESS_DECIDED. - WebSocket dials redirected to loopback drop the caller's proxy, which was chosen for the original destination and cannot reach local loopback. - Undo a rewriter's edits to the target when it throws. - Report plugin directory read failures other than ENOENT. - Key shutdown hooks by plugin file, not display name. - Close a plugin's context when setup fails or times out, so a setup that resumes later cannot register; state that the deadline only bounds setup that yields. - Guide example keeps the upstream query string. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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리뷰 · 우선순위 58 / 80이 PR은 플러그인 폴더가 없으면 아무 일도 없다. 파일 하나가 깨져도 그 파일만 건너뛰고 프록시는 켜진다. 베이스 브랜치는 dev다. 아직 초안이고, 준비 체크리스트의 마지막 두 칸은 비어 있다. src/plugins/upstream-hooks.ts:113 - 웹소켓을 127.0.0.1이나 localhost로 바꾸면 회사 프록시를 빼고 직접 연결한다. HTTP는 그 예외가 없다. src/server/responses/fetch-helpers.ts:177 은 바뀐 주소에 원래 나가기 설정을 그대로 적용한다. 프로바이더 프록시가 없더라도 전역 HTTP_PROXY가 있으면 그 프록시를 탄다. 가이드의 src/server/responses/fetch-helpers.ts:264 - 플러그인이 주소를 고치기 전에, 원래 주소로 프록시 설정을 먼저 검사한다. 원래 주소 설정이 잘못이면 사이드카로 돌리기 전에 요청이 거절된다. src/server/responses/codex-ws-session.ts:16 - 웹소켓 플러그인은 소켓을 새로 만들 때만 돈다. 풀은 바꾸기 전 주소로 그 소켓을 기억한다. 한 번 로컬로 열린 소켓은 다음 턴에서 플러그인을 다시 거치지 않고 재사용된다. src/server/responses/fetch-helpers.ts:158 - 주소가 문자열이나 URL일 때만 고친다. Request 객체면 플러그인이 주소를 못 고친다. 185번 줄은 그때도 이미 고쳤다는 표시를 남긴다. 그 전송은 나중에 다시 이 함수를 통과해도 플러그인을 타지 않는다. src/plugins/loader.ts:82 - 권한 검사는 statSync다. 심볼릭 링크는 링크가 아니라, 가리키는 파일로 본다. 플러그인 폴더의 소유자와 폴더 쓰기 권한은 보지 않는다. 폴더에 파일을 넣을 수 있는 다른 사용자가, 내 소유이고 권한이 좁은 파일로 링크를 걸면 그 파일이 플러그인으로 실행된다. src/plugins/loader.ts:87 - 윈도우에서는 이 검사를 바로 통과시킨다. 폴더 안의 파일이면 실행한다. src/plugins/loader.ts:159 - setup이 5초 안에 끝나지 않으면 실패로 보고 훅은 지운다. 이미 시작한 setup 함수는 멈추지 않는다. 그 함수가 연 포트나 타이머는 프로세스에 남는다. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 이 코드는 운영자가 직접 넣은 파일을 프록시 권한으로 실행한다. 바뀐 주소의 프로그램은 프로바이더에게 가던 자격증명을 그대로 받는다. 서명도 다운로드도 없다. 이 저장소가 그 방식을 공식 확장으로 받을지 정하면 된다. #3463은 요청 본문을 어댑터 앞에서 고치는 초안이다. 이번 PR은 길이 정해진 뒤 주소와 헤더를 고친다. 확장 지점을 둘 다 둘지는 여기서 정하면 된다. 윈도우 사용자를 이 기능의 대상으로 볼지도 정해야 한다. 지금은 POSIX에서만 소유자와 권한을 본다. 너의 추천 HTTP도 내 컴퓨터 주소로 바뀌면 웹소켓처럼 프록시를 끄고 직접 붙이는 쪽이 맞다. 그래야 가이드의 사이드카가 프록시 있는 환경에서 동작한다. 심볼릭 링크는 거절하고, 플러그인 폴더의 주인과 쓰기 권한도 파일과 같이 본다. 윈도우를 빼려면 가이드에 그 제한을 한 줄로 적으면 된다. 합치기 전에 로컬 사이드카로 HTTP와 Codex 웹소켓을 각각 한 번씩 확인하면 된다. 작성자도 두 번째 커밋은 그 확인을 하지 않았다고 적었다. 풀에 들어간 웹소켓이 플러그인을 다시 타는지도 같이 본다. 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/local-plugins.md`:
- Around line 83-86: Update the rewriter-failure documentation to describe
per-rewriter rollback: in docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/local-plugins.md
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successful rewrites remain; in structure/ops/plugins.md lines 47-48, replace the
whole-send rollback claim with the same behavior.
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- Line 156: Update the onShutdown callback in the plugin loader so repeated
registrations from the same plugin do not overwrite each other in
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… trust Addresses the maintainer review and the second CodeRabbit pass on lidge-jun#5896. - HTTP sends rewritten onto loopback now dial directly (`proxy: false`, egress marked decided), matching the Codex WebSocket; provider proxies and HTTP_PROXY cannot reach a local sidecar. - The Codex WebSocket rewrite moved from the CodexWsSession constructor to codexWsUpstreamFetch, before the pool lookup, and the dialled destination joins codexWsReuseIdentity. Every exchange, including one on a pooled socket, now passes the plugin, and a socket is never reused for another destination. CodexWsSession is back to its dev shape. - Request inputs are rewritten too; the rewritten mark is only set after a rewrite pass actually ran. - The loader uses lstat: symbolic links are refused, and the plugins directory itself must be owned by the user and not group/other-writable. - Each onShutdown call gets its own key (plugin:<file>#<n>), so a plugin can register several teardowns. - Docs: per-rewriter rollback, Windows skips owner/mode checks, a timed-out setup keeps running, loopback sends bypass proxies, WS rewrite per turn. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/plugins/loader.ts`:
- Line 87: Update the plugin validation flow around lstatSync(path) so every
parent component of the plugin path is protected before import, or import a
protected copy of the validated plugin; do not rely on trustError() and
hardenConfigDir() alone to secure the final directory.
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instead of the original headers, so the reuse key reflects the headers used to
open the WebSocket session.
- Around line 180-185: After rewriteWebSocketDial, resolve the proxy route for
the rewritten destination instead of reusing the original proxy; treat loopback
destinations as direct and preserve the existing fallback behavior when route
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Addresses the third CodeRabbit pass on lidge-jun#5896. - Every ancestor of the resolved plugin directory up to `/` must be owned by the user or root and not group/other-writable unless sticky, so no other user can swap a checked path before import (OpenSSH StrictModes rule). Plugins are imported through the resolved directory. - The Codex WebSocket reuse identity hashes the rewritten headers, so a pooled socket is never reused with stale plugin headers. - A non-loopback WebSocket rewrite resolves its own proxy route (scheme, NO_PROXY), falling back to SSE when that route requires it, via the new planCodexWsDial helper. - Loader tests drop group write on the runner's own nested temp roots, which inherit umask 002 on user-private-group systems. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addresses the fourth CodeRabbit pass on lidge-jun#5896. x-codex-turn-state and x-codex-turn-metadata ride in each WebSocket frame's client_metadata, prepared before the plugin rewrite and authoritative per exchange; the pool deliberately leaves them out of the reuse identity. planCodexWsDial now restores their original values after the rewrite, so a rewriter cannot make the upgrade headers disagree with the frame, and socket reuse keeps working. The header list is exported once as CODEX_WS_FRAME_HEADERS and shared by the frame builder and pool. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Holding approval pending two things: exact-head lifecycle CI, and an explicit owner decision on the full-credential in-process plugin boundary, especially the Windows ACL/ancestor-permission assumptions. POSIX ancestor checks, failure restoration, and rewritten WebSocket pool identity are present in source, but executable CI remains |
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@Ingwannu thanks. Since the upstream runs are waiting on maintainer approval, I ran them in my fork against this PR's exact head, Lifecycle and PR workflows
Windows, since the plugin boundary's Windows assumptions are the open question
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Five non-GUI enhancement PRs are integrated on one branch, with each contributor change in one attributed squash commit. | PR | Change | Author | | --- | --- | --- | | #5954 | Provider/model request concurrency caps and pacing | codingbo | | #5919 | Opt-in emergency recovery for failed routed compaction | luvs01 | | #5896 | Local plugin loading and upstream rewrite hooks | halysondev | | #5147 | Key-scoped CodeBuddy live model roster | mdwsk88 | | #4740 | Single-pass log query and hoisted passthrough header exclusions | chilung | Separate integration commits hold pacing leases through physical sends and response-body completion/error/cancel, move the capped management test to a registered sibling, disable Windows plugin auto-loading until ACL trust can be checked, replace automatic plugin failure text with fixed categories, restrict credentialed CodeBuddy failure logs to category/status, and preserve `protocolMode` in the new single-pass log query. The #5954 and #5896 changes to `fetch-helpers.ts` were verified together. Dropped: none. Security review follow-up at `aa7add2c15`: `9bbf17ade1` refuses ACL-bearing plugin files and path directories on macOS; `124b8564c8` makes the credentialed CodeBuddy roster fetch manual-redirect only; `a99a88acd2` holds one Cursor concurrency lease for the full `runTurn` and documents the turn-level cap; `aa7add2c15` tests that the actual compaction fallback Request strips inbound authorization and account headers. These are new commits on the published branch, with no history rewrite. Three later merge commits (`05ea540d4d`, `ce713c2405`, `6c55cad67d`) bring in landed `dev` work through `e772bdb228`; `3d1d6d1c8c` retains all test registrations below the file-size guard. Security review focus: `src/server/responses/compaction-recovery-policy.ts` and `compaction-recovery.ts` gate cross-provider replay and strip inbound authorization/account headers; `src/plugins/loader.ts` and `upstream-hooks.ts` govern local-code trust, credential-bearing rewrite hooks and failure logging; `src/server/responses/fetch-helpers.ts` and `ws-upstream.ts` apply rewrites at physical egress; `src/adapters/codebuddy/live-models.ts` sends `X-API-Key` to the canonical config endpoint; `src/codex/catalog/provider-models.ts` emits only bounded failure data; and `src/providers/request-pacing.ts` owns lease lifetime and bounded body cancellation. Independent security re-review of the new head and exact-head CI remain required before merge. A follow-up integration fix `318332e7c4` returns a completed source Kiro account lease before the compaction emergency child can acquire and replace the shared holder, with cap-one, cap-two, and cancellation regressions. The newer Kiro model-catalog `dev` merge is `6c55cad67d`. Follow-up commits `6ea89bb94b`, `71d3dbc9a7`, and `ee9f18ffdd` repair exact-head CI: assert the response send rather than an independently scheduled pool quota probe, use the macOS ACL tools even when GNU coreutils leads PATH and scope plugin-execution tests to supported platforms, and restore Windows sibling cleanup to wait for process exit. Co-authored-by: codingbo <cnsdbo@163.com> Co-authored-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: luvs01 <27862058+luvs01@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: halysondev <halysoncesar2020@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: mdwsk88 <924038395@qq.com> Co-authored-by: chilung <b0423031@gmail.com>
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ocx startimports*.ts/*.js/*.mjsfrom$OPENCODEX_HOME/plugins/before the server binds. A plugin default-exports{ name?, setup(context) }.src/plugins/upstream-hooks.ts. A plugin can register a synchronous rewriter that sees every provider send after the transport is chosen (sendWithConnectionPolicyfor HTTP, andcodexWsUpstreamFetchonce per Codex WebSocket exchange, before the pool lookup), and may change the URL or headers. This lets an operator put a local sidecar, such as a context-compression proxy, in front of providers without patching the core.setupthrows, times out (5 s, for setup that yields) or has the wrong shape is skipped, its hooks are removed, and its context stops accepting registrations;OCX_PLUGINS=0disables loading for one start.startServerstays synchronous. Plugins are awaited in the CLI start path, beforestartServer.HTTP_PROXY); other rewrites follow egress resolved against the rewritten URL. The WebSocket reuse identity includes the dialled destination, rewritten headers and proxy, so pooled sockets pass the rewriter and are never reused across destinations or with stale headers.structure/ops/plugins.md(newsrc/plugins/area), plus the user guideguides/local-pluginswith a sidebar entry.Verification
bun run typecheck: passfetch-helpers,upstream-retry,codex-ws-*,ws-upstream,request-transport,messages-native,chat-native,provider-egress,proxy-env), andtest-layout,test-layout-tooling,core-lab-boundary,structure-ssot: 2436 pass, 1 skip, 1 fail. The plugin tests also pass throughbun run test(the repo runner's nested temp roots). The failure iscodex-runtime.test.ts›resolveCodexRuntime > treats missing persisted and resolved versions as the same selection, which also fails on unmodifieddevon this machine.bun run test:changedon the first revision (26,462 tests across 1,298 files): 26,395 pass, 46 skip, 21 fail. The 21 failures are in 8 service/ownership/WSL-home, native-toggle and remote-workspace-runner files. Re-running those 8 files alone gives identical results with and without this change (313 pass, 2 fail on both); the extra failures come from those suites interacting with a real installed opencodex service on the test machine.bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan,cd docs-site && bun run build: passHOME/OPENCODEX_HOME/CODEX_HOME) with a plugin redirecting Codex traffic to a loopback sidecar and logging each rewrite, driven by Codex CLIexec/exec resume:build:standalone, Bun 1.4.0): 2 turns rewritten tows://127.0.0.1:8787/....codexWsStage.reused: true, and the plugin logged both.bun run testwas not run separately; the remaining scope is left to CI.Checklist
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OCX_PLUGINS=0; setup errors and timeouts are reported without preventing other plugins or the proxy from starting.