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Redesigns #135 on upstream dev. Preserve total-send accounting and provider HTTP retry policy while carrying the terminal verdict through combo recovery and error formatting.
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Caller->>fetchWithResetRetry: send request
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fetchWithResetRetry-->>adapter-dispatch: return marked 502 when not replay-safe
adapter-dispatch->>adapter-dispatch: stop recovery and target hopping
adapter-dispatch-->>Caller: preserve upstream_closed_before_response
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리뷰 · 우선순위 77 / 80이 PR은 업스트림 fetch가 응답 헤더 전에 connection-reset처럼 거절됐을 때, “아직 모델 POST가 처리되지 않았다”고 가정하고 같은 타깃/계정/콤보로 자동 재전송하던 경로를 끊습니다. 지금 프로덕션 모델 POST 호출부가 replaySafe로 켜지지 않았다는 본문 주장은, 현재 트리에서 reset 재시도가 기본 종료로 바뀐다는 뜻이라 행동 변화가 큽니다. keep-alive 반쯤 죽은 소켓으로 진짜 미전송인 경우에도 즉시 502가 나갈 수 있어 성공률이 조금 떨어질 수 있지만, 중복 과금·중복 툴 실행을 막는 쪽이 맞습니다. 테스트가 upstream-retry·responses-send-budget·issue-914 attribution을 갱신합니다.
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In `@src/images/loop.ts`:
- Line 618: Remove the replaySafe: true option from the fetchWithResetRetry call
in the image-bridge loop so routed AdapterRequest model requests are not retried
after connection resets. Preserve the existing abortSignal and label options.
In `@src/server/responses/adapter-dispatch.ts`:
- Around line 511-514: After the recovery loops and before the final
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Preserve the existing guard at recovery entry and ensure marked responses from
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In `@src/web-search/loop.ts`:
- Line 515: Remove the replaySafe: true option from the fetchWithResetRetry call
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Do not mark the routed model request as replay-safe.
This fetchWithResetRetry call sends an AdapterRequest created from iterParsed through the routed-model dispatch path. With replaySafe: true, a connection reset after the provider accepts the POST can trigger a second model request. That can duplicate provider charges or model-side effects.
Remove this opt-in unless every image-bridge adapter provides an idempotency guarantee.
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Re-check the non-replayable verdict after recovery loops.
This guard runs only when control enters recovery. A 429 refetch can return a marked reset response at Line 642, exit its while loop, and reach the generic error formatter without another continue recovery.
That formatter receives no upstream code. It replaces upstream_closed_before_response and drops the non-replayable marker. A combo request can then treat the response as recoverable and send the request to another target.
Add the same isNonReplayableResponse(upstreamResponse) return path after the recovery loops and before the final if (!upstreamResponse.ok) block.
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Keep the routed model POST non-replayable.
When requestAdapter.fetchResponse is absent, this branch sends the adapter-built routed-model POST through fetchWithResetRetry. The request can retain allTools, so it is not limited to a read-only search sidecar. If the provider processes the POST and closes before returning headers, replaySafe: true sends the same request again. This can duplicate model usage, charges, or provider-side operations.
Remove replaySafe: true here. Keep reset replay enabled only for callers that prove the request is side-effect-free.
Based on the PR objective, production model POST callers must not opt into reset replay.
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- Line 113: Remove the replaySafe option from the xAI responses request options
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Ensure the existing marked-reset sidecar failure path handles connection-reset
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- Around line 792-795: Update the earlier fetchWithResetRetry description to
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| { abortSignal: linkedSignal.signal, label: "xai-web-search-sidecar" }, | ||
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printf '%s\n' '--- replaySafe definitions and callers ---'
rg -n -C 4 'replaySafe|ambiguous|reset result|sidecar failure' src tests structure 2>/dev/null | head -240
printf '%s\n' '--- xAI endpoint and idempotency references ---'
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official xAI API documentation /responses POST idempotency key retries duplicate execution charge
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<search_synthesis>
The official xAI API documentation does not currently provide native support for idempotency keys to prevent duplicate execution of POST requests [1][2][3][4]. Because idempotency is not natively implemented at the API level, redundant requests may result in duplicate processing and charges if a request is retried after a partial success or in ambiguous network failure scenarios [5]. Key considerations regarding retries and duplicate execution: 1. Absence of Idempotency Keys: No standard idempotency header is documented for xAI API endpoints [1][3]. Developers are encouraged to implement their own deduplication logic at the application layer, such as generating request fingerprints or using unique IDs to verify if a process has already completed [5][6]. 2. SDK Retry Behavior: The official xAI Python SDK has built-in retry mechanisms enabled by default for specific error types (e.g., UNAVAILABLE status codes) using exponential backoff [7][8]. While this helps manage transient network issues, it does not guarantee idempotency for state-changing operations [5]. 3. Managing Duplicate Charges: - Retries on transient network errors (such as 5xx server errors or gRPC UNAVAILABLE) can result in multiple billable operations if the request was partially processed by the model before the failure occurred [5]. - It is recommended to log the unique request ID (returned in the response) to track attempts and identify potential duplicates [5][6]. - To mitigate risks, developers should implement application-side safeguards, such as checking for the completion of a task before initiating a retry or capping the number of retries for non-rate-limit errors [5][6]. For critical workflows, the best practice is to assume that any retry could potentially cause a duplicate action and to architect your system to handle or verify the state of the request before issuing subsequent calls [5][6].
</search_synthesis>
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Citations:
- 1: https://api.x.ai/docs/
- 2: https://docs.x.ai/developers/rest-api-reference/inference
- 3: https://docs.x.ai/developers/debugging
- 4: https://apis.io/providers/xai/
- 5: https://theneuralbase.com/xai-grok/learn/intermediate/error-recovery/
- 6: https://agentsapis.com/grok-api/imagine-api/
- 7: https://github.com/xai-org/xai-sdk-python
- 8: https://github.com/xai-org/xai-sdk-python/blob/main/README.md
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In the lidge-jun/opencodex repository, the code found in src/web-search/xai-executor.ts implements an executor for xAI's web search capabilities within the application's sidecar architecture [1]. The replaySafe property and the xai-web-search-sidecar integration are part of the system's web-search sidecar functionality, which allows models routed through the proxy to perform searches using xAI's infrastructure (Grok) [1][2]. Key details regarding this implementation include: - Functionality: The xai-executor.ts handles the execution of web searches using stored Grok OAuth credentials [1]. When configured, it supports standard web searches and optional "x_search" (searching X) functionality [1][2]. - Replay Safety: The system is designed with specific invariants to ensure atomic, non-redundant search operations. The implementation includes logic to prevent operations from being delivered twice, with terminal replay skipping segments that have already been streamed [2]. - Integration: The web search sidecar (which encompasses the xai-executor) can be configured via the opencodex dashboard or by modifying configuration settings (e.g., webSearchSidecar.xSearch) [1][2]. The executor is responsible for communicating with xAI's Responses API endpoints and managing the tool-call lifecycle [1][2]. The codebase utilizes these components to provide a bridge between local Codex clients and external provider agentic tools, ensuring that search-enabled workflows remain stable and efficient during agentic loops [1][2].
</search_synthesis>
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Citations:
- 1: GitHub pull request 2242 in lidge-jun/opencodex (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: https://opencodex.me/guides/sidecars/
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The terms you requested refer to distinct components within different projects, primarily associated with AI agent tooling and infrastructure in the OpenCodex ecosystem. replaySafe This is a term used in two different contexts: 1. ReplaySafe (the standalone library): An open-source npm library designed to ensure idempotent retries in AI agent workflows [1]. It works by fingerprinting operations using a hash of the operation type, target, and input (hash(type + target + input)) to prevent duplicate side effects (e.g., duplicate charges or emails) if a process crashes and is retried [1]. 2. Replay-safe (coding practice): In the context of OpenCodex codebases (e.g., upstream fetch utilities), "replay-safe" refers to operations—typically those with string-based request bodies—that can be safely executed multiple times without unintended side effects [2][3][4]. xai-executor.ts This is a specific file found within OpenCodex repositories, notably src/web-search/xai-executor.ts [5]. It serves as the executor for xAI-powered web search capabilities. It interfaces with the xAI API to perform searches (including optional x_search functionality) and handles the orchestration of these tools within the OpenCodex sidecar framework [5][6]. fetchWithResetRetry This is a utility function used in OpenCodex to perform network requests with specific retry logic [3][4]. - It is designed to retry only specific connection-reset-shaped rejections [3]. - It employs a jittered backoff strategy to handle these transient failures [3][4]. - It requires the provided thunk (the fetch operation) to be "replay-safe" because every retry logs the attempt and potentially re-executes the request [3]. - It is often used to wrap upstream fetch calls, such as those to providers or search endpoints, to improve resilience against socket resets [2][3][4].
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Citations:
- 1: https://bittide.aicompass.dev/article/be539963-892a-4f69-aac7-a66fba2a6269
- 2: https://cephalochromoscope.net/6d202c1f-664c-4e97-9309-61c53c674787
- 3: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@groeponline/opencodex@1.2.2/src/lib/upstream-retry.ts
- 4: https://cephalochromoscope.net/0dcb78bf-5e2b-4487-9d54-263f69e9e17d
- 5: GitHub pull request 2242 in lidge-jun/opencodex (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://opencodex.me/guides/sidecars/
Do not mark the xAI /responses POST as replay-safe. fetchWithResetRetry can resend the request after a connection reset, but xAI does not document idempotency for /v1/responses. A request processed before the reset can therefore execute and incur charges again. Remove replaySafe: true so the existing marked-reset sidecar failure path handles the ambiguous result.
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Update the earlier reset-retry description.
Lines 592-600 still state that fetchWithResetRetry retries connection resets for generic adapter and model paths. This conflicts with the new default-off behavior. Revise that section to state that only callers with replaySafe: true retry ambiguous resets.
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| Other upstream codes keep the existing classification; cyber-policy hard blocks | ||
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Remove the literal \n prefix.
The document renders \nA combo derives... as text. Replace it with a normal blank line before the paragraph.
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…etry (#4741) (#4798) Maintainer integration for the 2.57.0 stabilization scope. Exact head 2ea335f has a green aggregate ci check with no failing job. This carries #4741 and corrects the half that would have made things worse: the refusal was reported as 502, which the Codex client retries up to four times, so the proxy stopped replaying and handed the amplification to the client. It now answers 429 with upstream_reset_replay_refused, and because a 429 then stops being sufficient evidence of a provider rate limit, all ten call sites that read it that way consult isNonReplayableResponse first and record the transport outcome rather than the client-facing status, so pool health sees exactly what it saw before. The owning structure section is rewritten to separate a refusal this proxy made from an upstream reset reported mid-stream or after a terminal, and the WebSocket post-send verdicts are explicitly unchanged. Host-owned merge decision; no local suite, typecheck, build, or install was run.
Summary
This does not apply blanket attempt clamping.
A fetch rejection before response headers does not establish that a model POST was never processed. Reusing a string body is not proof of semantic replay safety. An ambiguous connection reset must not turn into another same-target, account, or combo send merely because an outer layer sees a generic 502.
replaySafeoption. No production model POST caller is opted in. Otherwise return a marked 502 with the existingupstream_closed_before_responsecode and a content-free diagnostic.formatErrorResponse: it previously discarded the non-replayable code during combo error formatting. Preserve only the two already-allowlisted transport codes, reapply the in-process marker, and omit contradictoryRetry-After. Arbitrary provider codes remain subject to normal classification, and cyber-policy hard blocks retain precedence.openai-chatand nativeopenai-responses, direct and two-target combo requests, 503-then-reset and 429-refetch-then-reset sequences, account guards, formatter preservation, and exact send counts. Existing allowed-reset controls explicitly opt in.The scope is OpenCodex's internal retry/recovery boundaries. This does not guarantee that an external client will never independently resubmit a 502.
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f1264e38e28cbcb2a58d7a9ad5a920d5e049a45c, integrating dev through5e3029e6.Passed on the current head with project Bun 1.4.2:
bun test tests/lib/upstream-retry.test.ts tests/providers/upstream-transient-retry.test.ts tests/responses/responses-send-budget-counts.test.ts tests/codex-integration/issue-914-transport-attribution.test.ts bun run typecheck bun run structure:check bun run privacy:scan bun scripts/file-size-ratchet.ts git diff --cached --checkRegression evidence: on the unchanged runtime, the initial new safety tests yielded 10 failures / 2 passes, including duplicate dispatch and lost terminal-code assertions. The first helper/adapter-only candidate left four combo-formatting regressions, which exposed the additional formatter boundary fixed here. The final focused suite passes.
The earlier full-suite run completed with exit 1, and that failure has now been investigated rather than left open. Four existing tests encoded contracts this change would have broken. The web-search, image and vision sidecar legs chose the reset-retry helper deliberately, so they now declare
replaySafe: trueand keep their existing behaviour under the same send budget. The reserve dispatch test is updated for the reset case only: a received 502 still maps to the local 429, while an ambiguous reset stays terminal, because the inference may already have run. Both keep asserting that no second inference is sent and that upstream health is not mutated.Cross-platform CI run 35064968631 is green on this exact head, with all 26 jobs passing across the ordinary and Windows matrices and the aggregate gate.
The verification workflows live only on a separate fork work branch; they are not included in this PR. No dependency, GUI, integration-branch, or credential changes are included.
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