feat(codex): add durable reset-credit operation ledger

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Summary

• Split the durable reset-credit operation ledger core out of feat(codex): persist reset-credit operation identity #1526.
• Persist recovery and manual-operation identity in the existing config-mutation SQLite database.
• Add the operation-ID, generation-order, and nested-mutation contracts required by later consent and runtime slices.
• Snapshot recovery generations and manual identities from required own properties exactly once.
• Bound recovery-path validation independently from full manual-history validation while preserving cross-table identity invariants.
• Fail closed if either canonical ledger table disappears instead of silently recreating partial durable state.

Exact base: aa9df919a524ac6bf53888779b9144471a2a4769
Exact head: 77aaba57dd694e9d86d07934ace26f76ce2fd0d9

Why

#657 requires a durable, caller-stable operation identity before any automatic credit redemption or replay can be safely wired into Responses. The existing #1526 draft combines that persistence primitive with consent, server APIs, CLI, GUI, and activation, and maintainers requested that it be split into reviewable layers.

This is the first layer only. It establishes the durable identity and terminal-fence primitive without making reset-credit spending reachable from a production route.

Contract and safety properties

• There is no production API, CLI, GUI, auth, or Responses call site for the new ledger in this PR.
• Recovery operation IDs are canonical lowercase UUID-v4 values; manual caller IDs are durably ownership-checked before reuse.
• Recovery generations support both Pool accounts and the physical main-account sentinel.
• Recovery-generation and manual-identity inputs require own properties, are read once, validated, frozen, and reused throughout open/ambiguous/settle transactions.
• The ledger shares config-mutation.sqlite with config writers and uses BEGIN IMMEDIATE, busy_timeout=0, synchronous=FULL, and trusted_schema=OFF.
• Nested entry from an active config transaction fails closed instead of joining or deadlocking the uncommitted transaction.
• Canonical schemas and column layouts are checked exactly; unexpected triggers, malformed rows, duplicate ownership, over-cap state, or uncertain migrations return unavailable without minting a replacement operation.
• The primary ledger and immutable manual-ID table may be created together only during fresh bootstrap or a supported migration. Either one-table-missing state fails closed and rolls back.
• Recovery calls validate the complete operation table, bounded manual-ID capacity, indexed recovery/manual-ID collisions, and generated UUID ownership without materializing all manual history.
• Every manual-state mutation validates the complete immutable manual-ID history and its current-row relationships.
• Physical account identities are persisted only as domain-separated SHA-256 keys. No token, email, raw ChatGPT account ID, or Pool account ID is stored in the ledger.
• Active account rows are capped at 128 and immutable manual operation-ID history at 4,096.
• Legacy and prior draft schemas migrate transactionally to the canonical paired schema.

Review follow-up

• Preserved all three original commits exactly across the rebase onto current dev.
• Added absent-directory/database bootstrap coverage.
• Added recovery/manual terminal-fence regressions, all recovery terminal codes, and credential-generation mismatch coverage.
• Added a measured fail-fast contention assertion with Windows-safe readiness and cleanup bounds.
• Added symmetric partial-table-loss regressions and changed both cases to fail closed.
• Kept diagnostics categorical because native SQLite and filesystem errors may contain account-bearing paths.
• Independent final source and test reviews found no remaining P0-P2 issue.

Verification

• Exact-head Bun 1.3.14 and Bun 1.4.0-canary.1: ledger/config-generation/config-lock bundle — 56 pass, 0 fail, 242 assertions on each runtime.
• Exact-head ledger file alone — 40 pass, 0 fail, 178 assertions on each runtime.
• Exact-head typecheck on Bun 1.3.14 and Bun 1.4.0-canary.1, bun run privacy:scan, and git diff --check: pass.
• git range-diff reports the original three commits unchanged; the two new follow-ups contain only invariant tests and the partial-state fail-closed fix.
• Stable patch ID: 8df57769e7e908416cf8500012714a3ba1e144a0.
• The full Bun 1.3.14 repository run was attempted. It reproduced three unrelated Codex Log Guard unsafe_path failures even in isolation, then ended in a Bun internal assertion crash after 275 seconds. Maintained exact-head cross-platform CI remains required.

Deliberately deferred

• Consent authority and operation-to-user binding.
• A callable credit-consume adapter and authoritative post-consume quota refresh.
• Management API, CLI, and GUI activation.
• [Feature]: opt-in reset-credit recovery after verified pre-stream quota exhaustion #657 Responses integration, replay fencing, disconnect/shutdown handling, and alternate-account policy.
• Shared physical-account serialization between future manual and automatic consume paths.
• The dormant policy controls in feat(codex): add quota recovery policy contract #1624.

Those layers should land separately after this persistence primitive is accepted.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added durable tracking for reset-credit operations across recovery and manual redemption flows.
  • Preserves operation identity across retries to prevent duplicate processing or reassignment.
  • Supports resuming operations, joining active requests, and reusing completed results.
  • Adds validation for operation identifiers and recovery-generation ordering.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved safe handling of corrupted, unavailable, concurrent, ambiguous, or partially missing operation state.
  • Added safeguards against duplicate identities, invalid records, capacity issues, and tampered state.
  • Improved protection against unsafe nested configuration updates.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds a SQLite-backed ledger for Codex reset-credit recovery and manual redemption. It adds schema migration, strict validation, transactional locking, capacity enforcement, terminal-state handling, exported recovery helpers, and tests for corruption, contention, isolation, and recovery.

Changes

Reset-credit operation persistence

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Ledger contracts and schema src/codex/reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts, src/codex/reset-credit-recovery.ts, src/config.ts, tests/codex-reset-credit-operation-ledger.test.ts	Defines SQLite records, operation results, recovery and manual identities, capacity limits, UUID validation, exported generation helpers, and nested mutation protection.
Migration and integrity checks src/codex/reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts, tests/codex-reset-credit-operation-ledger.test.ts	Migrates legacy schemas and validates persisted records, aliases, ownership, triggers, duplicates, and capacity limits.
Recovery reservation and settlement src/codex/reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts, tests/codex-reset-credit-operation-ledger.test.ts	Adds transactional recovery reservation, resumption, generation checks, ambiguity marking, terminal settlement, rollback handling, contention handling, and unavailable results.
Manual identity reservation and settlement src/codex/reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts, tests/codex-reset-credit-operation-ledger.test.ts	Adds manual identity validation, alias joining, account and credential ownership checks, capacity enforcement, ambiguity handling, and terminal-result propagation.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 77aab

The PR adds the durable reset-credit ledger foundation without exposing a production spending path, and no actionable merge-blocking risk remains based on the supplied evidence.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ResetCreditRecovery
  participant ManualCaller
  participant ResetCreditOperationLedger
  participant SQLite
  ResetCreditRecovery->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: openResetCreditOperation(generation)
  ManualCaller->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: openManualResetCreditOperation(identity)
  ResetCreditOperationLedger->>SQLite: validate, reserve, or resume durable operation
  SQLite-->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: return operation state or unavailable result
  ResetCreditRecovery->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: settleResetCreditOperation(operationId, code)
  ManualCaller->>ResetCreditOperationLedger: settleManualResetCreditOperation(identity, code)
  ResetCreditOperationLedger->>SQLite: persist terminal state across operation identities

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Possibly related PRs

• lidge-jun/opencodex#1410: Extends the same reset-credit recovery flow with the durable operation ledger and recovery-facing helpers.
• lidge-jun/opencodex#1526: Adds related reset-credit ledger, recovery utility, and configuration database-path changes.

Suggested reviewers: lidge-jun

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Inline comments:
In `@src/codex/reset-credit-operation-ledger.ts`:
- Around line 869-875: Update warnLedgerUnavailable to preserve the existing
isLedgerBusyError guard and NestedConfigMutationError handling while appending
the scrubbed failure reason from error.message for non-busy errors. Keep the
non-Error guard so unknown thrown values are not forwarded, and retain the fixed
unavailable warning when no safe Error message is available.
- Around line 663-707: Split initializeTable validation by operation type so
recovery operations avoid the full manual-history scans while retaining the
cross-table duplicate-ID check before any recovery write. Ensure every
manual-state mutation still performs complete fail-closed manual-history
validation, and preserve all existing identity invariants. Measure transaction
hold time and unavailable contention at 4,096 manual entries before finalizing
the change.

In `@src/config.ts`:
- Around line 2658-2676: Move the existing JSDoc block from
NestedConfigMutationError to immediately precede
prepareConfigMutationDatabasePathForWrite, preserving its nesting contract and
transaction behavior documentation; leave the error class without that unrelated
documentation.

In `@tests/codex-reset-credit-operation-ledger.test.ts`:
- Around line 286-386: Add focused migration rejection tests near the existing
migration tests for both legacy schemas. Seed malformed rows, duplicate keys or
IDs, and oversized tables as needed, then assert openResetCreditOperation or
openManualResetCreditOperation returns unavailable and verify the original
legacy schema and rows remain unchanged, without creating legacy backup tables.

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Exact head is now 77aaba57dd694e9d86d07934ace26f76ce2fd0d9, based directly on current dev@aa9df919a524ac6bf53888779b9144471a2a4769.

The original three commits remain byte-equivalent by git range-diff. Two focused follow-ups add invariant regressions and fail closed when either canonical ledger table is missing, preventing partial durable-state loss from minting or reclassifying an irreversible operation.

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• Bun 1.3.14 and Bun 1.4.0-canary.1: ledger/config-generation/config-lock bundle — 56 pass, 242 assertions on each.
• Ledger suite — 40 pass, 178 assertions on each.
• Typecheck on both runtimes, privacy scan, and diff check passed.
• Independent final source and test reviews: CLEAN, no P0-P2 findings.

The full local Bun 1.3.14 run was attempted; three unrelated Log Guard unsafe_path failures reproduce independently, followed by a Bun internal assertion crash. Maintained CI remains authoritative.

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The durable-ledger direction may still be valuable, and the previous review threads are resolved, but I cannot CODEOWNER-approve this head.

It is now 321 dev commits behind while changing a 1,391-line durable operation ledger, config database setup, and irreversible reset-credit recovery behavior. The prior exact-head claims and workflow runs no longer validate the code that would result after rebasing onto current dev.

Please rebase/recut onto the latest dev, resolve the current config-write coordinator and SQLite initialization boundaries rather than carrying old merges, then rerun the dual-runtime focused suite, typecheck, privacy scan, and an exact-range security review. Keep the fail-closed partial-table-loss behavior and transactional migration tests. Request re-review only on that new exact head; no merge or CI approval should be inferred from this stale review-ready label.