fix(responses): share one transient send budget with the Codex passthrough (#4546) - #4605
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…rough (#4546) The budget owner was declared below the passthrough branch, so it was in the temporal dead zone for those four sends and each took the helper fresh default of 3. Hoisting it above the branch and wiring the sends makes one logical request share one transient budget across its recovery legs. The cross-account alternate is untouched because it does not go through the helper, so the 3+1 recovery shape is preserved.
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…ebuild The repeated function-output decrypt case sent 6 times (3 on the first leg, a fresh 3 on the rebuild). With the budget shared it sends 4: the rebuild draws on what is left rather than a new allowance. That count is the regression for #4546.
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Running bun test tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts now fails because this patch adds four onSendsConsumed: noteTransientSends sites, while the existing request-scoped-budget oracle still requires exactly three and therefore receives seven. Update that focused regression—preferably to assert the specific passthrough and adapter legs rather than only global counts—so the full test suite can pass and the new wiring remains protected.
AGENTS.md reference: src/AGENTS.md:L24-L26
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| // One request-scoped transient-retry budget owner, declared ABOVE the passthrough branch so | ||
| // that branch shares it too. It used to sit below, which put it in the temporal dead zone for | ||
| // the passthrough sends and left each recovery leg taking the helper's fresh default of 3 -- | ||
| // the source of the measured amplification in #4546. A per-leg budget lets a request that | ||
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| let transientSendsUsed = 0; | ||
| const noteTransientSends = (used: number): void => { transientSendsUsed += Math.max(0, used); }; | ||
| const remainingTransientSendBudget = (budget: number): number => | ||
| Math.max(1, budget - transientSendsUsed); |
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This changes the shared Responses transport contract by making Codex passthrough recovery legs consume one request-scoped transient-send allowance, but the commit updates only the devlog and leaves the applicable structure/ documentation unchanged; in particular, structure/transports/responses.md still describes only the per-helper three-attempt retry behavior. Update the mapped structure documentation in the same change so maintainers do not implement future recovery paths against the obsolete contract.
AGENTS.md reference: src/AGENTS.md:L10-L11
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리뷰 · 우선순위 66 / 80설명 이 PR은 #4546 cost-guard 안의 send-budget 작업 현재 이 PR은 그 세 바인딩을 passthrough 분기 위로 올리고, 네 군데 호출에 회귀 테스트는 라인 (PR 브랜치 경로 경로 경로 경로 교차 계정 / combo - 본문이 명시한 대로 alternate 는 카운터 밖이고, combo 는 자식마다 자기 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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The oracle asserted exactly three legs report into the counter. The four Codex passthrough sends now do too, and the oracle names them plus the transientRetryPolicyFor gate that would silently restore a fresh allowance.
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4975-4983: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe remaining-budget helper clamps exhausted requests to one attempt, so after the shared three-send budget is consumed, each later passthrough recovery leg can still issue another upstream send. Preserve the request-wide cap by skipping exhausted legs or extending the retry API to represent zero remaining sends rather than forcing
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tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts:34,38expects threeonSendsConsumed: noteTransientSendsoccurrences and tworemainingTransientSendBudget(...)calls.src/server/responses/core.tsnow contains seven and six, respectively. These exact-count assertions can fail when the source-level test runs. Change the expected counts from3to7and from2to6.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…ero (#4546) (#4609) * fix(responses): one send budget per logical request, and zero means zero (#4546) Refs #4546. wp4 steps 2-4 of the cost-guard roadmap. The amplification behind #4546 was never one missing limit. Every layer that can re-send counted its own allowance, so a per-layer 3 composed into a per-request 12. #4605 and #4608 gave the transient layers one shared counter; this gives that counter a policy. src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts carries the guarded text-Codex profile: four model sends per logical request, a base allowance of three shared by the initial send and same-target retries, and ONE final-recovery reserve that an account move and a validated rebuild share rather than taking one each. The permit is consumed immediately before the physical send, not reconciled after the helper returns, because a counter read afterwards cannot stop two legs that both saw the same remainder. Zero now means zero. The Math.max(1, ...) floors in remainingTransientSendBudget and in both retry helpers funded one more send on every recovery leg, which is most of how a bounded per-leg allowance became an unbounded per-request count. A refused send raises the typed SendBudgetExhaustedError, which UpstreamRetryEvidenceError no longer wraps and which transportFailureResponse maps to request_send_budget_exhausted instead of reporting a proxy decision as a 502 upstream fault. Where a reusable upstream answer already exists, the refusal happens before that body is cancelled: the native OAuth 401 replay and the same-target 429 wait now check the remainder in their own conditions, so an exhausted request returns the real 401 or 429 with its Retry-After rather than a synthetic 502. Two holes that survived #4608 are closed. The adapter initial send passed the raw policy on the argument that nothing had been spent yet, which is false for a combo child: it inherited the parent's holder and then took a fresh full allowance anyway. And the cross-account move was bounded by nothing per request -- excludeAccountId excludes only the account that just failed, and the recovery loop can return after the alternate fails too, so one request could walk the pool an account at a time. Deliberately out of scope, recorded rather than hidden: the same-account gated-model 400 ladder keeps its own maxRetrySends bound; compact, Kiro, Cursor and the generic OAuth hops still hold their own allowances. * docs(devlog): record the wp4 slice A audit counterexamples (#4546) * fix(responses): a consumed dispatch permit refuses the next send (#4546) Refs #4546. The single-use contract was written but not enforced: every call site discarded the boolean, so a leg that reached its thunk twice -- an adapter that calls its executor again, or a retry shape that re-enters -- got the second send for free. The return now gates the send.
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devlog/_plan/260914_cost_guard_stabilization/040_send_budget.md, and the one #4546 is waiting on.handleResponsesInneralready owns a request-scoped transient-retry budget, and its own comment says it is declared where it is "so BOTH the initial send and the later recovery refetches share it." That was true for the adapter path and false for the Codex passthrough. The declaration sat below the passthrough branch, which put it in the temporal dead zone for those sends, so all four of them passed neitherattemptsnoronSendsConsumedand each took the helper's fresh default of 3. That is where the measured amplification comes from — 4 sends on a default Codex 5xx, 7 on 401-then-5xx — not from a missing mechanism.This hoists the three bindings above the passthrough branch and wires all four sends through the shared budget.
TRANSIENT_RETRY_MAX_ATTEMPTSis exported for that purpose rather than re-spelling 3 at the call sites.What this deliberately does not do:
transientRetryPolicyFor(...) ? ... : {}gate onto these sites. That function returns null for Codex forward auth, so copying it would have made the change a silent no-op. An audit round caught that before it was written.retryCodexPoolOnAlternateAccountgoes throughfetchWithHeaderTimeout, not the helper, so the working 3-same-account-plus-1-alternate recovery shape is preserved. Folding those two into one counter is a later step that has to split same-account from cross-account budgets first.Math.max(1, budget - used)floor. Removing it is three sites rather than one, and continuation, the combo hop and 429rebuildAndRefetchcurrently depend on it to make progress at all.handleResponsesInner. That waits on the budget ridingHandleResponsesOptions.Expected visible change: an initial 401 now spends one of the three, so a later 5xx streak on the refresh leg gets two rather than a fresh three.
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