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fix(probe): tell a starting Codex session its Agent Relay route - #2029
A fresh Codex 0.163 session set up by relay init --tools codex didn't know the local Agent Relay route until a relayed message arrived. Asked to "send a DM over Agent Relay to ", it called the account-level ChatGPT connector codex_apps.agent_relay_in_chatgpt.send_relay_message. That connector sends as the person's Cloud account into another workspace, and it asks for approval. After one injected message (with its [reply: …] and [route: …] lines), Codex used the local route correctly (#2019's rules file).
Mechanism: a SessionStart entry in the hook the core already owns
Codex 0.163 supports SessionStart command hooks that return hookSpecificOutput.additionalContext. I confirmed this three ways:
the binary's session-start.command.input/output schemas
codex-rs/core/src/hook_runtime.rs at rust-v0.163.0
hooks/list, which names the event sessionStart
Codex runs it once each time a session starts (startup, resume, clear, compact, fork), at the start of that session's first turn, and records the context for the model. It never runs per prompt, so there's nothing to spam. For that reason I chose it over UserPromptSubmit, and over editing the user's ~/.codex/AGENTS.md.
The SessionStart entry is added to the hook the core already installs, trusts and removes (codex_stop_hook: EVENTS is now Stop, PostToolUse, SessionStart):
an older install is brought up to date at core start
turn-off and relay init --uninstall take all three entries out the same way
trust treats sessionStart as optional, so a Codex that doesn't list it still has the other two trusted
At SessionStart, POST /codex/stop-hook answers with hosted_mcp::codex_preamble. It contains:
the session's name and address on the relay
the exact allowed command shapes, using the probe's own client on this core's socket (the space-free ~/.agentworkforce/desktop/bin/agent-relay-probe link from fix(probe): name the probe by a space-free link so Codex rules match the macOS app #2024 while the core keeps one, via fetch::probe_executable). These are the commands Agent Relay's Codex sandbox rules allow without a prompt:
list agents: … relay agents --socket <sock>
send a DM: … relay send --socket <sock> --to '<name>' --body 'your message', with --address and --reply-to as relay send takes them
while the session has no name yet: … relay whoami --socket <sock>, and the instruction to retry a send refused as "not on the relay" the same way, never another way
the route rule: never use any other Agent Relay connector or app (it names Agent Relay in ChatGPT), and if the route fails, say so instead
the messaging norm
Only a hook below the Codex that holds the thread's writer lock is answered, as for Stop. Sessions that aren't on the relay and that activation wouldn't admit get {}.
A session usually starts before the core's next activation pass has registered it. So for a session that activation admits, the hook runs that pass now and waits up to 5 s for the name. If no name arrives in time, it still answers, with a "joining" variant that says how to read the name. The hook's client waits 8 s at SessionStart, within the entry's 10 s timeout. The hook now forwards Codex's cwd, so activation's folder check works before the directory has indexed the new thread. Without that, the live run got {} here.
Tests
relay_outbound.rs: a starting Codex session gets {} before it's on the relay, then a preamble naming it, with the exact probe commands, no curl and the route rule. A process outside the session, or one naming another thread, is refused. PostToolUse is unchanged.
relay_outbound.rs: a renamed session is told its current alias and the /whoami address.
with Codex's cwd and registration held past the wait, it gets the joining preamble
once registered, the next start names it
stop_hook.rs:
install adds SessionStart after the person's own SessionStart hook
an older Stop-only copy gains it
new: an install from before SessionStart is updated at start and still leaves the Codex home byte-for-byte as before when turned off
the fresh-install byte-for-byte test now checks all three events
{"hooks": {"SessionStart": []}} comes back byte for byte
hosted_mcp.rs: the preamble text, and the joining variant.
trust.rs: the ignored real_codex_untrust… test against a real Codex 0.163 app-server now trusts three hooks and still restores config.toml byte for byte (run locally: pass).
Test runs (empty HOME):
cargo test --locked --no-default-features --features production-binaries: all pass
cargo test --locked --no-fail-fast: everything passes except history_flush's two wall-clock deadline tests. Those fail locally under load average ~16 and touch nothing in this PR. relay_outbound and relay_agents pass in both configs.
The CLI's Codex delivery line now reads "PostToolUse, Stop and SessionStart hooks"; its test is updated.
Setup: isolated homes; projects under ~ with git init and .agentworkforce/; probe and CLI built locally. Hosted workspace khaliqgant-rq9a-project; A ran relay init --hosted, B ran relay init --key '…'.
The Codex rules held only relay send/agents/whoami/read/fetch-attachment/connect-send/subscribe-channel patterns, and no socket-request.
First session on A's fresh core. It got the joining preamble, checked relay whoami until it was named, then ran relay send --socket … --to … with no prompt. That send was refused only because I gave it the wrong agent name.
Fresh session codex-rq9a-project-session-3. Its tool calls were a read of the account plugin's SKILL.md, then relay send --socket '<A sock>' --to 'codex-rq9b-project-reply-just' --body 'hello-from-A' → message 242090654709260288. No prompt, and no codex_apps / agent_relay_in_chatgpt call.
B received it. B replied with relay send … --address … → message 242090980683530240, which was injected into A.
Uninstall left no hooks.json, rules or trust entries in either Codex home. Nothing was written to the real home.
Live two-user e2e, before #2031 (macOS, Codex 0.163, isolated HOME/AGENT_RELAY_HOME/CODEX_HOME/XDG, built probe and CLI)
Hosted workspace rq7-e2e-1030 on cast.agentrelay.com. It is left there.
B's Codex session codex-rq7b-project-session: its first prompt got the preamble at SessionStart. Its rollout carries "This session is on Agent Relay as @codex-rq7b-project-session …".
A fresh A session with no relayed message (0 [via Agent Relay lines in its rollout). Its first prompt was "Send a DM over Agent Relay to codex-rq7b-project-session saying exactly hello-from-A". A wasn't registered at SessionStart; the hook's activation pass registered it as codex-rq7a-project-session within 2.6 s, and the preamble named it.
Codex ran agent-relay-probe relay socket-request --socket '<A sock>' --method POST --path '/send?to=codex-rq7b-pr…' with no approval prompt. It made no codex_apps / agent_relay_in_chatgpt call (none in its rollout).
Result: message_id 242041658258460672, from codex-rq7a-project-session.
B's session received it injected ([via Agent Relay — from @codex-rq7a-project-session … · message 242041658258460672 …]).
B replied over the local route, message_id 242042011210366976. The reply was injected into A ([via Agent Relay — from @codex-rq7b-project-session to @codex-rq7a-project-session · message 242042011210366976 · ref 56fef8328807]).
relay init --uninstall in both:
hooks.json and rules/agent-relay.rules are gone, and every hooks.state trust entry is removed
the only config.toml change is Codex's own [tui] keys
Codex's own runtime files (sessions, sqlite) remain, as they would for any Codex run
Every process, tmux server, isolated home, project and the copied auth.json were removed afterwards.
A fresh Codex 0.163 session asked to DM an agent over Agent Relay knew no
local route until a relayed message arrived, and reached for the
account-level "Agent Relay in ChatGPT" connector, which sends as the
person's Cloud account into another workspace and asks for approval.
Agent Relay's Codex hook now also runs at SessionStart (Codex 0.163 lists
it as `sessionStart` and takes hookSpecificOutput.additionalContext). The
core answers with the session's preamble: its name and address, the exact
`agent-relay-probe relay socket-request --socket <sock>` commands for
GET /agents and POST /send?to=<name> (through the space-free probe link
while the core keeps one, which the sandbox rules allow), the route rule
against other Agent Relay connectors, and the messaging norm. Codex runs
SessionStart once per session start (startup, resume, clear, compact,
fork), so nothing is added per prompt.
A session not yet on the relay that activation admits is put on it now
(the activation pass runs instead of waiting for the next poll) and the
answer waits up to five seconds for its name; the hook's client waits
eight at SessionStart. The hook sends Codex's cwd so activation's folder
check works before the directory knows the thread. Only a hook below the
Codex holding the thread's writer lock is answered, as for Stop.
The SessionStart entry lives in the same hooks.json entry set the core
already installs, trusts and removes, so turning the hook off and
`relay init --uninstall` still leave ~/.codex as before; trust treats
sessionStart as optional for a Codex that does not list it.
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CHANGELOG.md
crates/probe/src/relay/cli.rs
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The Codex hook now runs at SessionStart and can return an Agent Relay preamble with session identity and local commands. The handler checks thread ownership and activation eligibility, and waits for registration when activation starts.
The Codex hook installation and route include SessionStart. Trust handling treats it as optional, and the request includes cwd with an 8-second timeout. Tests cover installation, upgrade, removal, and preservation of existing SessionStart hooks.
Check session and return preamble crates/probe/src/relay/setup.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/hosted_mcp.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/outbound/codex_hook.rs, crates/probe/tests/relay_outbound.rs, crates/probe/tests/support/bridge.rs
The handler checks thread ownership and activation eligibility, obtains local socket commands, and returns a preamble with identity when available. It waits for registration after eligible activation starts. Tests cover the preamble, empty responses, and rejected requests.
sequenceDiagram
participant Codex
participant codex_stop_hook
participant SessionDirectory
participant Setup
participant RelaySocket
participant codex_preamble
Codex->>codex_stop_hook: Send SessionStart with thread ID and cwd
codex_stop_hook->>SessionDirectory: Check thread ownership and discover session
codex_stop_hook->>Setup: Check auto-activation eligibility
opt Eligible unregistered session
codex_stop_hook->>Setup: Start activation and poll for registration
end
codex_stop_hook->>RelaySocket: Obtain local socket commands
codex_stop_hook->>codex_preamble: Build preamble with commands and available identity
codex_stop_hook-->>Codex: Return additionalContext or empty response
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AgentWorkforce/relay#2019: Changes the Codex hook installation, trust, sandbox rules, socket commands, and uninstall cleanup extended here with SessionStart.
AgentWorkforce/relay#2018: Changes shared activation policy used by the SessionStart eligibility check.
AgentWorkforce/relay#2016: Adds the message-injection path extended here with a Codex SessionStart request and preamble.
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The SessionStart preamble used the registration's original name and
address; a session that renamed itself sends, and `GET /whoami` reports,
its alias. It now uses `display_name` and `current_address`.
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Summary
Gives starting Codex sessions their Agent Relay identity and local messaging commands through SessionStart.
Codex learns its Agent Relay route when a session starts.
Codex setup manages SessionStart with the other Agent Relay hooks.
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sequenceDiagram
participant Codex
participant Hook
participant Core
Codex->>Hook: SessionStart with thread and cwd
Hook->>Core: POST /codex/stop-hook
Core->>Core: Check caller holds the thread
alt Already registered
Core-->>Hook: Identity and local commands
else Automatic activation admits session
Core->>Core: Start activation and wait up to 5 seconds
Core-->>Hook: Named or joining message with local commands
else Not admitted
Core-->>Hook: Empty response
end
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The SessionStart path for an unregistered session was untested: a new
thread whose folder only Codex's cwd names gets `{}` without it, the
joining preamble (with the route) when its registration is held past the
wait, and its name once registered. FakeSessions gains an opt-in
per-session activation check so other tests are unchanged.
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Exercise the configured exclusion, not folder equality.
The fake accepts any present directory, and the outbound SessionStart tests do not configure or pass an excluded directory. A regression that admits a cwd under auto_activate_excluded_dirs can therefore pass. Add coverage for an explicitly excluded cwd, while keeping different non-excluded folders valid.
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session.directory and session.target: configure an excluded directory and verify
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Heads-up from #2031: Codex's rules no longer allow relay socket-request (a prefix rule couldn't keep a relayed message from steering it to PATCH /settings//register). The session-start text here should name the new self-limiting commands instead: relay agents --socket <s>, relay send --socket <s> --to <name> --body '…', relay whoami --socket <s> (built by outbound::probe_session_command). Whichever lands second updates its text.
#2031's Codex rules allow only the probe's self-limiting session
commands, so the SessionStart preamble now names them: `relay agents
--socket <sock>`, `relay send --socket <sock> --to <name> --body '…'`
(with `--address` and `--reply-to` as `relay send` takes them), and,
while the session has no name yet, `relay whoami --socket <sock>`. A
test checks every command the preamble hands a session against the
Codex sandbox rules' patterns. The CLI installs probe 15.0.4.
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In the live run, a fresh core's first Codex session was still being put
on the relay after the SessionStart wait, so its first `relay send` was
refused as not on the relay. The joining preamble now says to wait a few
seconds and run the same command again, never another way; the session
checked `relay whoami` until it was named, then sent.
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Problem
A fresh Codex 0.163 session set up by
relay init --tools codexdidn't know the local Agent Relay route until a relayed message arrived. Asked to "send a DM over Agent Relay to ", it called the account-level ChatGPT connectorcodex_apps.agent_relay_in_chatgpt.send_relay_message. That connector sends as the person's Cloud account into another workspace, and it asks for approval. After one injected message (with its[reply: …]and[route: …]lines), Codex used the local route correctly (#2019's rules file).Mechanism: a SessionStart entry in the hook the core already owns
Codex 0.163 supports
SessionStartcommand hooks that returnhookSpecificOutput.additionalContext. I confirmed this three ways:session-start.command.input/outputschemascodex-rs/core/src/hook_runtime.rsatrust-v0.163.0hooks/list, which names the eventsessionStartCodex runs it once each time a session starts (
startup,resume,clear,compact,fork), at the start of that session's first turn, and records the context for the model. It never runs per prompt, so there's nothing to spam. For that reason I chose it overUserPromptSubmit, and over editing the user's~/.codex/AGENTS.md.The SessionStart entry is added to the hook the core already installs, trusts and removes (
codex_stop_hook:EVENTSis nowStop,PostToolUse,SessionStart):relay init --uninstalltake all three entries out the same waysessionStartas optional, so a Codex that doesn't list it still has the other two trustedAt SessionStart,
POST /codex/stop-hookanswers withhosted_mcp::codex_preamble. It contains:the session's name and address on the relay
the exact allowed command shapes, using the probe's own client on this core's socket (the space-free
~/.agentworkforce/desktop/bin/agent-relay-probelink from fix(probe): name the probe by a space-free link so Codex rules match the macOS app #2024 while the core keeps one, viafetch::probe_executable). These are the commands Agent Relay's Codex sandbox rules allow without a prompt:… relay agents --socket <sock>… relay send --socket <sock> --to '<name>' --body 'your message', with--addressand--reply-toasrelay sendtakes them… relay whoami --socket <sock>, and the instruction to retry a send refused as "not on the relay" the same way, never another waySince fix(probe): Codex rules allow only self-limiting session commands, not socket-request #2031 these are the probe's fixed-route session commands. fix(probe): Codex rules allow only self-limiting session commands, not socket-request #2031's Codex rules allow only those;
socket-requesthas no rule.every_codex_start_command_is_allowed_by_the_codex_ruleschecks each command the preamble hands a session against theSandboxRulespatterns.the route rule: never use any other Agent Relay connector or app (it names Agent Relay in ChatGPT), and if the route fails, say so instead
the messaging norm
Only a hook below the Codex that holds the thread's writer lock is answered, as for Stop. Sessions that aren't on the relay and that activation wouldn't admit get
{}.A session usually starts before the core's next activation pass has registered it. So for a session that activation admits, the hook runs that pass now and waits up to 5 s for the name. If no name arrives in time, it still answers, with a "joining" variant that says how to read the name. The hook's client waits 8 s at SessionStart, within the entry's 10 s timeout. The hook now forwards Codex's
cwd, so activation's folder check works before the directory has indexed the new thread. Without that, the live run got{}here.Tests
relay_outbound.rs: a starting Codex session gets{}before it's on the relay, then a preamble naming it, with the exact probe commands, no curl and the route rule. A process outside the session, or one naming another thread, is refused. PostToolUse is unchanged.relay_outbound.rs: a renamed session is told its current alias and the/whoamiaddress.relay_outbound.rs,a_codex_session_starting_before_activation_is_put_on_the_relay:{}cwdand registration held past the wait, it gets the joining preamblestop_hook.rs:{"hooks": {"SessionStart": []}}comes back byte for bytehosted_mcp.rs: the preamble text, and the joining variant.trust.rs: the ignoredreal_codex_untrust…test against a real Codex 0.163 app-server now trusts three hooks and still restoresconfig.tomlbyte for byte (run locally: pass).cargo test --locked --no-default-features --features production-binaries: all passcargo test --locked --no-fail-fast: everything passes excepthistory_flush's two wall-clock deadline tests. Those fail locally under load average ~16 and touch nothing in this PR.relay_outboundandrelay_agentspass in both configs.Live e2e after #2031 (fixed-route commands)
~withgit initand.agentworkforce/; probe and CLI built locally. Hosted workspacekhaliqgant-rq9a-project; A ranrelay init --hosted, B ranrelay init --key '…'.relay send/agents/whoami/read/fetch-attachment/connect-send/subscribe-channelpatterns, and nosocket-request.relay whoamiuntil it was named, then ranrelay send --socket … --to …with no prompt. That send was refused only because I gave it the wrong agent name.codex-rq9a-project-session-3. Its tool calls were a read of the account plugin's SKILL.md, thenrelay send --socket '<A sock>' --to 'codex-rq9b-project-reply-just' --body 'hello-from-A'→ message242090654709260288. No prompt, and nocodex_apps/agent_relay_in_chatgptcall.relay send … --address …→ message242090980683530240, which was injected into A.hooks.json, rules or trust entries in either Codex home. Nothing was written to the real home.Live two-user e2e, before #2031 (macOS, Codex 0.163, isolated HOME/AGENT_RELAY_HOME/CODEX_HOME/XDG, built probe and CLI)
rq7-e2e-1030on cast.agentrelay.com. It is left there.relay init --hosted --name rq7-e2e-1030 --tools codex. User B ran A's printedrelay init --url https://cast.agentrelay.com --key … --name rq7-e2e-1030(companion CLI PR fix(cli): frictionless relay init; teammates join with relay init --key #2028).codex-rq7b-project-session: its first prompt got the preamble at SessionStart. Its rollout carries "This session is on Agent Relay as @codex-rq7b-project-session …".[via Agent Relaylines in its rollout). Its first prompt was "Send a DM over Agent Relay to codex-rq7b-project-session saying exactly hello-from-A". A wasn't registered at SessionStart; the hook's activation pass registered it ascodex-rq7a-project-sessionwithin 2.6 s, and the preamble named it.agent-relay-probe relay socket-request --socket '<A sock>' --method POST --path '/send?to=codex-rq7b-pr…'with no approval prompt. It made nocodex_apps/agent_relay_in_chatgptcall (none in its rollout).message_id 242041658258460672, fromcodex-rq7a-project-session.[via Agent Relay — from @codex-rq7a-project-session … · message 242041658258460672 …]).message_id 242042011210366976. The reply was injected into A ([via Agent Relay — from @codex-rq7b-project-session to @codex-rq7a-project-session · message 242042011210366976 · ref 56fef8328807]).relay init --uninstallin both:hooks.jsonandrules/agent-relay.rulesare gone, and everyhooks.statetrust entry is removedconfig.tomlchange is Codex's own[tui]keysauth.jsonwere removed afterwards.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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