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Rebased onto current main (d1fd2f21f, #2111) and rewritten as three
commits, one per OpenSpec change, in the order the behaviour depends on each
other:

  1. fix(http-bridge): wait for aborted bridge owner before retrying admission
    (wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner)
  2. fix(proxy): allow prefix-settled replay outputs
    (allow-prefix-settled-tool-output-replay)
  3. fix(http-bridge): recover from draining owner rejection
    (recover-draining-owner-forward)

Together they are one fix: during capacity contention and blue-green drains a
bridge client no longer loses its session to a racing replacement creator, its
full-resend can settle a pending tool call that the durable prefix already
holds, and a pre-dispatch drain rejection is served locally instead of being
returned for the whole drain window. Reservation reuse during local recovery
landed separately in #2353 and is not in this PR any more.

Reported behaviour

  • An HTTP bridge admission waiter (capacity waiter or same-key in-flight
    waiter) that reached the admission wait timeout evicted the shared in-flight
    marker immediately. The creator owning that marker was usually still
    running, so a replacement creation raced it for the same bridge identity and
    the loser closed a session the winner had already published
    (registration_stale/superseded failures under capacity contention).
  • Account-neutral full-resend certification rejected a safe shape: the stored
    prefix already ends with the pending direct tool call and the client's fresh
    suffix only supplies the matching output. Such a resend was forced onto
    owner-bound recovery even though it exactly settles the durable
    pending-tool manifest.
  • During a drain the target owner rejects an owner-forwarded request with
    503 bridge_drain_active before dispatching it upstream.
    _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind only admitted
    bridge_owner_unreachable/bridge_instance_mismatch and bailed out as soon
    as a turn-state header was present, so the client saw the drain error for
    the whole window.

Commit 1: wait for the aborted bridge owner

  • Every in-flight creation marker records its owner task
    (_mark_http_bridge_inflight_creation_owner). A timing-out waiter aborts
    only that owner and keeps the aborted marker registered and capacity-owned
    while the owner is still running (_abort_http_bridge_inflight_creation_locked).
  • The waiter then observes the owner for at most one additional admission-wait
    interval, clamped to the request deadline
    (_wait_for_http_bridge_aborted_owner_within_budget); if the owner ends and
    the key is retry-safe it retries admission, otherwise it returns the
    existing structured 429 capacity_exhausted_active_sessions.
  • A creator that fails after its socket is up keeps its settled marker
    registered while the created session closes
    (_settle_and_close_failed_http_bridge_creation), so the socket stays
    capacity-owned until it is really gone.
  • Generated turn-state provenance: the origin records a minted turn-state as
    generated on the session alias (synthesized_downstream_turn_state_aliases),
    owner forwarding carries a signed provenance header bound to the tools-bound
    body proof, and the same-key retry path never replaces a
    generated-turn-state creation.

Settled marker semantics (review MAJOR on _settle_and_close_failed_http_bridge_creation, and the local codex review P1)

Both findings were one bug: a marker that already carried a terminal state
(creator exception or cancellation) stayed selectable by the bare next(...)
in the capacity branch and by the same-key lookup, so an unrelated key's
capacity waiter was raised the creator's 402 insufficient_quota verbatim, a
cancelled marker made waiters spin through the continue paths, and the
sweeper guard never reclaimed a marker whose owner was wedged.

The rule now: a settled registered marker is a capacity placeholder, never an
awaitable creation result.

  • _http_bridge_capacity_wait_future_locked prefers a pending marker; when
    only settled markers remain it returns one so the waiter observes the owner
    (_observe_http_bridge_retained_inflight_marker) instead of awaiting the
    marker. No waiter adopts a settled marker's failure or cancellation.
  • A capacity waiter already awaiting a pending marker when the creator fails
    also observes the owner instead of re-raising the creator's
    ProxyResponseError. The only ProxyResponseError a capacity waiter still
    propagates is an admission-side eviction recorded on the marker
    (_fail_http_bridge_inflight_marker_for_waiters: waiter timeout, stale
    sweeper, shutdown), which is the verdict for every waiter of that marker.
  • A same-key waiter treats a cancelled marker the same way (observe, then
    retry once) and still adopts a creator's terminal error, which is this key's
    own outcome (existing behaviour, kept by
    test_get_or_create_http_bridge_session_waiter_propagates_terminal_inflight_proxy_error).
  • _cleanup_http_bridge_inflight_sessions_nowait reclaims a settled marker
    whose owner is still running once it exceeds the stale threshold
    (reason=owner_wedged), so a wedged close cannot pin capacity forever.

Reproduced end to end with the real settle-and-close path in
test_failed_creation_close_window_does_not_leak_creator_rejection_to_capacity_waiter
(creator fails with 402 during the durable claim, close blocks, an unrelated
key admits after the close, the creator still gets its own 402).

Generated turn-state provenance on /v1/responses (review MAJOR: key.synthesized_turn_state never True)

api.py computed the flag as client_turn_state is None, so turn 2 (client
echoes http_turn_*) passed an explicit False and streaming.py skipped the
recorded-alias lookup; the forwarded key builder also dropped the signed flag.

  • _stream_responses/_collect_responses pass None for origin requests and
    the signed flag only for forwarded ones; api.py no longer derives
    provenance from header presence.
  • _stream_via_http_bridge is the single owner of the origin-side
    classification: minted-for-this-request is generated, a client-echoed value
    is generated only when the local alias recorded it so
    (_http_bridge_local_turn_state_alias_is_synthesized_locked). The duplicate
    early derivation in stream_http_responses is removed.
  • _make_http_bridge_session_key applies signed provenance to the forwarded
    key as well.
  • Covered through stream_http_responses
    (test_stream_via_http_bridge_classifies_echoed_turn_state_from_recorded_alias,
    parametrized recorded-generated / recorded-explicit / no-local-alias) and
    through the forwarded builder
    (test_forwarded_http_bridge_session_key_carries_signed_turn_state_provenance).
    A client-supplied value with no recorded alias stays explicit.

HTTPBridgeForwardContext.expected_owner_process_epoch (review MINOR)

Dropped the field, its two signature-suppressing branches, the
x-codex-bridge-input-shape-signature-v2 preference and the bare assert.
The provenance signature is bound to the tools-bound V2 proof the origin just
emitted (build_owner_forward_headers passes it explicitly) and the receiver
validates provenance only against the V2 proof it verified for that exact
body; a synthesized marker without a valid V2 proof fails closed
(test_synthesized_marker_without_tools_bound_proof_fails_closed). The
unused build_owner_forward_request/HTTPBridgeOwnerForwardRequest helpers
are gone. Nothing here depends on #2277.

Architecture ratchet

http_bridge/mixin.py sits at 2435/2436 lines on main
(openspec/specs/proxy-architecture/spec.md). The admission-loop changes
stay under the limit (2433 lines) by calling
_observe_http_bridge_retained_inflight_marker positionally at its four call
sites; the ratchet itself is untouched and
tests/unit/test_check_proxy_architecture.py passes.

OpenSpec (review MINOR: dropped scenario)

The MODIFIED requirement "HTTP bridge startup admission waits are bounded"
again carries the existing scenario "In-flight bridge session creation does
not finish" plus the delta scenarios (retained-creator rejection is not
inherited, cancelled marker does not spin, wedged owner reclaimed, echoed
generated turn-state classified from the recorded alias).

Commit 2: allow prefix-settled replay outputs

  • responses_input_suffix_matches_pending_tool_calls accepts an output-only
    suffix when the verified stored prefix holds exactly the pending calls named
    by the manifest, and still rejects suffix tool calls in that mode, orphan
    outputs, duplicate or blank call IDs, mismatched output types, outputs
    carrying id, and outputs with fields outside the account-neutral
    tool-output set.
  • responses_input_suffix_has_response_owned_prefix_settling_output_ids runs
    on the raw client body before projection so a response-owned id on a
    prefix-settling output can never be laundered by the projection. Both
    _VerifiedDurableFullResend._verify and the streaming
    classify_durable_full_resend call it first.

Review MAJOR: the raw guard failed open on the canonical Responses-Lite prefix

With a stored prefix of [additional_tools bundle, inline developer message, function_call] the guard called _direct_tool_call_prefix_state without the
canonical developer index, the inline developer message at raw index 1 made
the parser return None, and None was reported as clean, so the exact
response-owned id the spec rejects was accepted and dispatched verbatim.

  • _canonical_lite_developer_index(input_items, stored_count=...) is the
    single owner of the canonical position (bundle at 0, inline developer
    message at 1, both inside the stored prefix). The projection uses it as its
    precondition and the raw guard recomputes it against the raw items (a
    projected index can differ once items are dropped).
  • The early return is inverted: an unparseable raw prefix reports
    response-owned (True, "not provably clean") and the verifier refuses the
    resend.
  • Baseline against the pre-fix rebased module: the canonical-lite fixture
    returned False (accepted) and the unparseable-prefix fixture returned
    False; both return True now. Regression tests:
    test_full_resend_raw_suffix_detects_prefix_settling_output_id_behind_canonical_lite_prefix
    (with the id-less neighbour that must keep passing),
    test_full_resend_raw_suffix_guard_fails_closed_on_unparseable_prefix, and
    test_verified_durable_full_resend_checks_prefix_settling_output_ids_behind_canonical_lite_prefix
    driving _verify_durable_full_resend end to end.

The OpenSpec delta states the raw-body, canonical-lite and fail-closed
requirements and adds the matching scenario.

Commit 3: recover from a draining owner rejection

  • _owner_forward_failure_was_pre_dispatch exposes the owner-forward outcome
    model (NOT_DISPATCHED or RECEIVER_REJECTED) to the recovery gate. The
    gate admits bridge_drain_active only with a proven pre-dispatch outcome,
    uniformly for every key kind: an ambiguous or acknowledged dispatch never
    rebinds (round-20 P3; bridge_drain_active is not in the fallback code set
    and not in _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_previous_response_recovery).
  • Eligible keys are session-header and thread-header keys, and turn-state keys
    whose request also carries a session or thread header that a local creator
    can fall back to. A turn-state-only request keeps the owner's retryable 503
    instead of a misleading local 409 bridge_instance_mismatch (round-20 P2,
    option (a)).
  • Previous-response continuations stay out of the bootstrap path; an explicit
    continuation rejected with bridge_drain_active keeps the owner's envelope.

Review MINOR: classification by the http_turn_ prefix

The carve-out gated the identity-fallback requirement on the literal
http_turn_ prefix, so a WebSocket-minted turn_* value or a client-chosen
value on a turn-state-only key rebound locally without any local creator
fallback, contradicting commit 1's "classify from recorded provenance, not key
text". The gate now requires the session/thread fallback for every
turn_state_header key regardless of text; provenance is not consulted here
because the fallback requirement is the same for generated and explicit
values. test_turn_state_only_drain_rejection_preserves_retryable_owner_error
is parametrized over an origin-minted, a WebSocket-minted and a client-chosen
value and asserts both halves: no fallback keeps the 503, a session-header
fallback rebinds.

Dead code

  • _owner_forward_outcome_for_proxy_error and its unit test are removed; the
    non-200 raise already fired on_response_rejected, so
    outcome=forward_outcome is passed directly.
  • The recovery_previous_response_id branch keyed on
    failure_detail == "owner_input_shape_upgrade_required" is removed: nothing
    on main produces that detail (it belongs to the input-shape work in
    fix(proxy): preserve continuation anchors during input normalization #2277), so the branch could never fire and the recovery path uses
    effective_payload.previous_response_id as before.

Spec shape

The delta describes the real key shape (a turn_state_header key whose
request resolves through a session/thread header fallback) instead of
"session-header or thread-header request with a turn-state anchor", and adds
the turn-state-only scenario.

Scope

app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/{helpers,mixin,owner_forwarding,protocol,session_registry,streaming}.py,
app/modules/proxy/_service/support.py, app/modules/proxy/api.py,
app/modules/proxy/http_bridge_forwarding.py,
app/modules/proxy/replay_safety.py, the three OpenSpec change folders,
tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py, tests/unit/test_replay_safety.py,
tests/unit/test_http_bridge_forwarding_provenance.py,
tests/unit/test_proxy_api_responses_contract.py,
tests/integration/test_http_responses_bridge.py,
tests/integration/test_model_source_dispatch.py.

Two test-only stability edits ride along from the original branch: the
test_model_source_dispatch.py stub-open wait loop, and
test_stream_via_http_bridge_fails_closed_before_file_affinity_when_previous_response_owner_unavailable
mocks _resolve_forwarded_file_account_for_responses instead of writing a
file pin through the shared test database.

No new settings, no schema change. Uncontended bridges behave as before; the
only widened paths are the output-only suffix acceptance in commit 2 and the
pre-dispatch bridge_drain_active rebind for keys with a local creator
fallback in commit 3; every other certification path stays fail-closed.

Validation

  • uv run ruff check . && uv run ruff format --check . clean
  • uv run ty check clean
  • openspec validate <change> --strict (openspec 1.11.0) for
    wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner, allow-prefix-settled-tool-output-replay,
    recover-draining-owner-forward: all three valid
  • uv run pytest tests/integration/test_http_responses_bridge.py tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py tests/unit/test_replay_safety.py tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py tests/unit/test_http_bridge_forwarding_provenance.py tests/unit/test_proxy_api_responses_contract.py tests/integration/test_model_source_dispatch.py -n 16:
    3058 passed, 16 warnings (133 s)
  • uv run pytest tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py tests/unit/test_replay_safety.py tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py (serial):
    2736 passed, 1 warning (53 s)
  • uv run pytest tests/unit/test_check_proxy_architecture.py passes (mixin.py 2433/2436)
  • uv run pytest -n 16 (full suite): 13706 passed, 406 skipped, 1 xfailed, 3 failed.
    The three failures are outside this change and are environment/host-load
    effects: test_assets_js_served_as_javascript_despite_poisoned_registry
    needs built dashboard assets (frontend/dist, not present in the clone),
    and test_sigterm_delivers_terminal_before_close_and_rejects_late_websocket
    plus test_warmup_runs_parallel_with_max_five_accounts are timing tests that
    pass when rerun serially on the same tip (2 passed).

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved HTTP bridge recovery during owner draining and blue-green transitions.
    • Requests rejected before upstream dispatch can recover locally and rebind to a suitable owner.
    • Prevented recovery when dispatch status is ambiguous, the owner acknowledged the request, or the request continues a previous response.
    • Improved in-progress session creation timeouts, capacity contention, and generated turn-state handling.
    • Improved replay safety for valid tool outputs settling pending calls while rejecting malformed or unsafe payloads.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for recovery eligibility, replay validation, turn-state restoration, and session-creation concurrency.

Walkthrough

The HTTP bridge adds owner-aware inflight creation recovery, synthesized turn-state provenance, restricted draining-owner rebinds, and prefix-settled replay validation. Tests and OpenSpec documents cover admission, recovery, alias lifecycle, and replay behavior.

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Draining owner-forward recovery

Layer / File(s) Summary
Owner-forward error classification
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/owner_forwarding.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py
Classifies bridge_drain_active as RECEIVER_REJECTED and identifies pre-dispatch failures.
Bounded local recovery wiring
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/streaming.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py
Allows eligible pre-dispatch drain failures to trigger bootstrap rebind and filters recovery anchors.
Recovery contract and regression coverage
openspec/changes/recover-draining-owner-forward/*, tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py
Documents and tests eligible outcomes, excluded continuations, and non-drain failures.

Owner-aware bridge admission

Layer / File(s) Summary
Inflight owner tracking and abort handling
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py
Tracks creation owners, abort state, stale markers, owner completion, and bounded owner observation.
Admission retry and session settlement
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py
Retains failed markers until cleanup, retries after owner finalization, and prevents aborted sessions from registering.
Admission concurrency regression coverage
openspec/changes/wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner/*, tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py
Covers cancellation, retained markers, capacity waits, synthesized-key timeouts, and replacement retries.

Synthesized turn-state propagation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Synthesized turn-state data model
app/modules/proxy/_service/support.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/protocol.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/session_registry.py
Adds synthesized provenance to request state, session keys, sessions, and turn-state registration.
Turn-state propagation and canonicalization
app/modules/proxy/api.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/streaming.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py
Preserves synthesized provenance through streaming, recovery, key construction, and alias persistence.
Synthesized turn-state validation
tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py
Tests synthesized-key requirements, alias tracking, unregistration, and timeout behavior.

Prefix-settled replay validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Prefix-settled replay proof
app/modules/proxy/replay_safety.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/streaming.py
Accepts manifest-matched prefix-settling outputs and rejects malformed, duplicate, whitespace, unknown, or response-owned data.
Replay contract and regression coverage
openspec/changes/allow-prefix-settled-tool-output-replay/*, tests/unit/test_replay_safety.py, tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py
Documents and tests valid prefix settlement, malformed outputs, and response-owned identifiers.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant HTTPBridge
  participant OwnerForwarding
  participant Admission
  participant SessionRegistry
  Client->>HTTPBridge: submit bridge request
  HTTPBridge->>OwnerForwarding: forward request to owner
  OwnerForwarding-->>HTTPBridge: drain or pre-dispatch result
  HTTPBridge->>Admission: create or await session
  Admission->>SessionRegistry: register eligible session and turn state
  SessionRegistry-->>HTTPBridge: session registration result
  HTTPBridge-->>Client: stream or return response
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d15ca

Drain recovery can mishandle anchored continuations, and forwarded generated turn-state aliases can later receive incorrect recovery behavior. These issues should be resolved before merge.

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Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The code, tests, and three OpenSpec changes are related to the declared HTTP bridge owner recovery and replay objectives. No unrelated change is evident from the summaries.
Title check ✅ Passed The title is concise and directly describes the HTTP bridge recovery changes for draining owners. It does not mention every supporting change, but it identifies a primary change accurately.
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Triage (round 19, head b32ddf0): verdict merge-ready — CI is green on the exact head, merge-tree against fresh origin/main (post #2082/#2087 and the other R19 merges) is conflict-free, and the openspec delta validates. The pre-dispatch outcome model (_owner_forward_failure_was_pre_dispatch, owner_forwarding.py:201-208) is the right fence for admitting bridge_drain_active into bootstrap rebind. Local codex review found no major issues; our own adversarial pass found one real gap plus some dead code. None of it blocks a merge, but the P2 deserves a follow-up (or a quick push here if you prefer).

P2 — the turn-state carve-out is inert at the real session creator for the shape the new test uses.
For a request carrying only x-codex-turn-state: http_turn_* (no session/thread header) and no durable row — which is the only situation where a draining owner emits bridge_drain_active for a turn-state key, since any row with latest_response_id satisfies _http_bridge_has_durable_recovery_anchor (helpers.py:2524-2533) and lets the owner recover — the widened _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind (helpers.py:3528-3539) returns True. But the rebind call at streaming.py:2529-2537 passes allow_forward_to_owner=False, so the real _get_or_create_http_bridge_session takes the missing_turn_state_alias and durable_lookup is None branch (mixin.py:1251) and hits the incoming_turn_state.startswith("http_turn_") and not allow_forward_to_owner arm (mixin.py:1272-1287), raising 409 bridge_instance_mismatch "HTTP bridge continuity was lost for generated turn-state". Reproduced against the real creator with allow_bootstrap_owner_rebind=True, durable_lookup=None: turn-state-only -> 409; turn-state + x-codex-session-id -> local session created (via _alias_fallback_key); client-supplied non-http_turn_ value -> created.
test_stream_via_http_bridge_recovers_turn_state_locally_after_draining_owner_rejection (tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py:20388) uses exactly the failing shape (turn_state = "http_turn_drain_rebind" at :20392, headers = {"x-codex-turn-state": turn_state} at :20428) and passes only because _get_or_create_http_bridge_session is an AsyncMock (:20459). Net client-visible change for that shape: main's 503 bridge_drain_active (retryable 5xx) becomes a 409 with a misleading continuity-lost message; nothing is recovered.
Fix options: (a) exclude generated http_turn_ turn-states that have no session-header fallback from the carve-out so the 503 is preserved, or (b) propagate the verified pre-dispatch drain permission through the missing_turn_state_alias branch. Either way, add a regression test that drives the real creator rather than a mock.

P3 — _owner_forward_outcome_for_proxy_error (owner_forwarding.py:211-222) is dead and inverts the outcome model. The only ProxyResponseError reaching the except at owner_forwarding.py:574-577 is the client's non-200 raise, which already fired on_response_rejected -> RECEIVER_REJECTED, so default is always the right answer. Deriving the outcome from payload text means a future raise site after on_response_ready would downgrade RECEIVER_ACKNOWLEDGED to RECEIVER_REJECTED based on the error body alone. Suggest dropping it and its unit test; pass outcome=forward_outcome directly.

P3 — bridge_drain_active in _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_previous_response_recovery (helpers.py:3393) is unreachable. Both call sites (streaming.py:2386, :3524) gate on previous_response_id is not None, and the emitter at mixin.py:799-811 never fires when previous_response_id is set (durable anchor). Remove.

P3 — spec/code mismatch (latent). The delta says the origin MUST NOT use this bootstrap rebind for ambiguous dispatch failures, but in _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind the owner_pre_dispatch gate only applies on the turn-state branch (helpers.py:3528-3530); for session_header/thread_header keys without a turn-state header, bridge_drain_active is admitted regardless of outcome (:3535-3539). Unreachable today because the drain code only arrives via non-200 -> RECEIVER_REJECTED, but that is an emitter invariant on a remote, possibly older-version replica. Apply the gate uniformly (code == "bridge_drain_active" and not owner_pre_dispatch -> False).

Follow-up (pre-existing, not introduced here): claim_live_session writes state=ACTIVE unconditionally (durable_bridge_repository.py ~:1073/:1106/:1214) and mark_owner_draining runs once at drain start, so rows a draining owner (re)claims during the drain window via anchor-based recovery are live ACTIVE rows that the live_owned_draining fail-closed does not cover. A forced bootstrap-rebind claim from the origin (allow_takeover=True) can steal such a row. Main already has the same exposure for session/thread rebind on bridge_owner_unreachable; this PR just widens the path that rides on it. Worth a separate change so fail-closed-draining-live-lease-claim holds for the whole drain window.

Proceeding to merge as-is unless you want to fold the P2 in first — say so and I will hold.

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- Line 3546: Remove bridge_drain_active from the fallback eligibility set so it
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Triage (round 20, head 6e6c4c9): verdict needs fixes. The 09-06 push only reshuffled the helpers.py hunk; none of the 09-05 points were addressed and the three review threads are still open. Re-verified on this head against fresh origin/main (e987c56c8, after this round's merges incl. #2078/#2143/#2079/#2092/#2114/#2148 and the dependabot batch): merge-tree still clean, no conflict with anything merged this round, all CI guards pass, openspec strict valid, your 19 targeted tests pass, CI green on the exact head. What still blocks:

P2 (confirmed again, this time on the merged tree with the real creator). Driving _get_or_create_http_bridge_session directly with allow_forward_to_owner=False, allow_bootstrap_owner_rebind=True, durable_lookup=None (the exact arguments streaming.py:2534 passes on the rebind path):

  • headers={"x-codex-turn-state": "http_turn_drain_rebind"} → 409 bridge_instance_mismatch "HTTP bridge continuity was lost for generated turn-state" (_service/http_bridge/mixin.py:1241 → :1266-1287)
  • same plus x-codex-session-id → local session created (via _alias_fallback_key, mixin.py:685)
  • client-supplied non-http_turn_ turn-state → local session created

So for the shape your new stream test uses (tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py:20392 / :20428), main's retryable 503 bridge_drain_active becomes a non-retryable 409 with a misleading message, and nothing is recovered. The test only passes because _get_or_create_http_bridge_session is an AsyncMock (:20459). Fix either by (a) excluding generated http_turn_ turn-states that have no session/thread header fallback from the carve-out at _service/http_bridge/helpers.py:3531-3535 so the 503 is preserved, or (b) threading the verified pre-dispatch drain permission into the missing_turn_state_alias and durable_lookup is None branch so it takes the turn_state_alias_miss_local_rebind arm (mixin.py:1292). Either way, replace the mock with a test that drives the real creator and asserts "local session or the original 503, never 409".

P3 — gate uniformity (CodeRabbit thread at helpers.py:3546, same as the 09-05 point). bridge_drain_active in the fallback set at helpers.py:3545-3549 admits the rebind for session_header/thread_header keys with owner_pre_dispatch=False. Unreachable today because the drain code only arrives via non-200 → on_response_rejected → RECEIVER_REJECTED (app/modules/proxy/http_bridge_forwarding.py:156-160), but that is an emitter invariant on a remote replica and the spec says ambiguous failures MUST NOT rebind. Drop it from the set; the carve-out at :3531-3535 already covers the legitimate case.

P3 — spec shape. At the origin any x-codex-turn-state header yields a turn_state_header key (_make_http_bridge_session_key), so "session-header or thread-header request with a turn-state anchor" in specs/sticky-session-operations/spec.md never occurs; the real shape is a turn_state_header key whose alias resolves through a session/thread header fallback. Please reword the requirement/scenarios (and the parametrized test at :20352-20385, which builds a thread_header key plus a turn-state header) to describe the actual key kind.

P3 — still-present dead code from 09-05. _owner_forward_outcome_for_proxy_error (_service/http_bridge/owner_forwarding.py:210-222): the only ProxyResponseError reaching the except at :550 is the non-200 raise that already fired on_response_rejected, so default is always correct at :576, and deriving outcome from payload text would downgrade a future post-on_response_ready raise to RECEIVER_REJECTED. Pass outcome=forward_outcome and drop the helper plus its unit test. Likewise bridge_drain_active in _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_previous_response_recovery (helpers.py:3373, set entry at :3393) is unreachable: both callers gate on previous_response_id is not None, and the emitter at mixin.py:796-808 never fires with a previous-response anchor.

On the Codex P1 thread (helpers.py:3535, reservation leak). Traced and it is real, but pre-existing on main rather than introduced here: the recovery block (streaming.py:2711-2723) reacquires a second API-key reservation, begin_bridge_lifecycle replaces the tracker lifecycle without releasing the original, and the retry's submit signals cleanup-ready (streaming.py:4522) so _responses_origin_may_release_reservation (api.py:2303) suppresses the origin's release of the original reservation. Main already takes this path for non-200 bridge_owner_unreachable/bridge_instance_mismatch bootstrap rebinds; this PR adds one more trigger code. Please open a separate issue for it (and reference it in the thread) rather than fixing it here; it does not need to block this PR once the P2 is fixed.

Once the P2 fix lands with a real-creator regression test and the threads are answered, this looks mergeable.

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22842-22850: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Pin owner_pre_dispatch independently in this parametrized test.

The test currently derives the argument from _owner_forward_failure_was_pre_dispatch, so it does not independently verify _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind. Add the explicit parameter and cover the classifier separately. Keep thread-id: _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind uses it as the identity fallback for generated http_turn_ keys.

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 `@pytest.mark.parametrize`(
-    ("owner_outcome", "error_code", "expected"),
+    ("owner_outcome", "error_code", "owner_pre_dispatch", "expected"),
     [
-        ("receiver_rejected", "bridge_drain_active", True),
-        ("not_dispatched", "bridge_drain_active", True),
-        ("dispatch_ambiguous", "bridge_drain_active", False),
-        ("receiver_acknowledged", "bridge_drain_active", False),
-        ("receiver_rejected", "bridge_owner_unreachable", False),
-        ("receiver_rejected", "bridge_instance_mismatch", False),
+        ("receiver_rejected", "bridge_drain_active", True, True),
+        ("not_dispatched", "bridge_drain_active", True, True),
+        ("dispatch_ambiguous", "bridge_drain_active", False, False),
+        ("receiver_acknowledged", "bridge_drain_active", False, False),
+        ("receiver_rejected", "bridge_owner_unreachable", True, False),
+        ("receiver_rejected", "bridge_instance_mismatch", True, False),
     ],
 )
 def test_turn_state_bootstrap_rebind_requires_explicit_draining_owner_rejection(
     owner_outcome: str,
     error_code: str,
+    owner_pre_dispatch: bool,
     expected: bool,
 ) -> None:
@@
-            owner_pre_dispatch=http_bridge_owner_forwarding_module._owner_forward_failure_was_pre_dispatch(exc),
+            owner_pre_dispatch=owner_pre_dispatch,
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In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py` around lines 22842 - 22850, Update the
parametrized test for _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind to
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In `@app/modules/proxy/api.py`:
- Around line 6635-6637: Propagate the synthesized-state provenance through the
signed HTTPBridgeForwardContext contract: include
downstream_turn_state_synthesized when owner_forwarding.py forwards turn state,
read it on the owner side, and pass it to stream_http_responses instead of
forcing false for forwarded requests. Add regression coverage confirming
synthesized provenance remains intact and the alias is not treated as
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In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py`:
- Around line 22842-22850: Update the parametrized test for
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owner_pre_dispatch parameter and pass it directly, rather than deriving it via
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Addressed the round-20 findings in the current branch. Generated turn-state requests without a usable alias retain the original retryable drain error; real-creator regressions cover the generated, session/thread-alias and client-supplied cases. The pre-dispatch gate is uniform, previous-response continuations retain their original error, and the spec describes the actual turn-state key shape. The payload-derived outcome helper is removed.

The reservation repair is separate in Soju06/codex-lb PR 2353. Current bridge validation passes 1228 contract tests, 52 focused route/settlement controls and all 17 original owner-lifecycle regressions. CI for the latest head is still running.

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Reviewed this from two independent angles plus a local codex review, each in a checked-out worktree able to run the code, then verified every finding myself before writing this. The headline mechanic is real and well covered — with app/ reverted to the merge base, 17 of 21 aborted-owner / retained-marker / draining-owner cases fail, and the whole bridge surface is green at head (1311 passed). Three defects survived verification, two of them reproduced end to end. All have small concrete fixes, so this is author work rather than a maintainer judgement call.


MAJOR — app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py

_settle_and_close_failed_http_bridge_creation (line 1828) leaves an already-failed in-flight marker registered for the whole duration of the unbounded session close, so an unrelated key's capacity waiter latches onto it and is raised the creator's ProxyResponseError verbatim, and the new sweeper guard at helpers.py:1165-1167 refuses to reclaim it.

How it fails: Bridge at capacity. Request A owns in-flight creation for owner-key, gets its socket up, then fails after creation (e.g. the durable claim returns 402 insufficient_quota). retain_marker is true, so the marker is settled with the exception but stays in _http_bridge_inflight_sessions until _close_http_bridge_session returns — a call that awaits the resource-close task unshielded of time (a separate _close_http_bridge_session_bounded variant exists precisely because this one can run long). During that window request B for unrelated victim-key hits the capacity branch, mixin.py:1280-1286 picks A's marker with next(...) regardless of key or done-state, wait_on_shared_future returns shared.result() immediately on the done future, and mixin.py:1358 except ProxyResponseError: raise hands B A's 402 insufficient_quota — a quota error for a request with no quota problem, instead of the accurate capacity 429. Meanwhile _cleanup_http_bridge_inflight_sessions_nowait counts the marker stale but cleans nothing because the new if future.done(): if owner_running: continue guard skips it, so a wedged close pins the poisoned marker with no janitor path. Reproduced against the real helper with a blocking close: registered_during_close=True, already_failed=True, victim_picks_owner_marker=True, victim_error=402 insufficient_quota, sweeper={'cleaned': 0, 'stale': 1}, still_registered_after_sweep=True. The merge base popped the marker inside _settle_failed_http_bridge_creation before the close, so a registered marker was never already-failed, and its sweeper reclaimed done markers unconditionally.

Suggested fix: Do not let a settled marker stay selectable. Either pop it before the close and hold the slot with a non-awaitable placeholder or detached-session capacity accounting, or filter future.done() out of the capacity_wait_future selection at mixin.py:1280-1286 and out of _http_bridge_inflight_creation_count. Also let _cleanup_http_bridge_inflight_sessions_nowait reclaim a done marker whose owner is running once it exceeds the stale threshold, so a wedged close cannot pin it forever. Extend test_capacity_waiter_waits_for_retained_failed_owner_before_retry with a ProxyResponseError case — the existing RuntimeError only exercises the retry branch.


MAJOR — app/modules/proxy/replay_safety.py

responses_input_suffix_has_response_owned_prefix_settling_output_ids (line 493) fails open whenever the stored prefix uses the canonical Responses-Lite shape, so account-neutral replay certification accepts the exact response-owned id the change's own spec says MUST be rejected.

How it fails: Durable lookup has latest_pending_tool_calls={'call-1': 'function_call'} and a 3-item stored prefix [additional_tools bundle (role=developer), inline developer message, function_call call-1] — the canonical Responses-Lite prefix, for which project_responses_input_for_account_neutral_fresh_replay sets canonical_lite_developer_index=1. The client full-resends that prefix plus {'type':'function_call_output','id':'fc_output_response_owned','call_id':'call-1','output':'result'}. Both call sites (streaming.py:401 and streaming.py:1567) omit canonical_lite_developer_index, so _direct_tool_call_prefix_state sees the inline developer message at raw index 1 with len(pending_calls)==0, historical_interleave_is_bounded is False, the helper returns None, and the guard's if prefix_state is None: return False reports 'no response-owned id'. The downstream proof then runs on the projection and accepts. _verify_durable_full_resend returns a verified resend, which at streaming.py:1761-1779 suppresses the durable anchor injection and at streaming.py:1821-1841 drops the broad session owner, so the client's exact body — response-owned id included — is dispatched verbatim on a fresh bridge session. Reproduced: control plain [user, function_call] prefix -> raw guard fires True, verify rejects; canonical-lite prefix with the identical suffix -> raw guard False, canonical_lite_developer_index 1, matches_pending True, verify ACCEPTS. Passing the projection's index into the guard makes it fire (True), confirming the fix. The PR's own test_verified_durable_full_resend_rejects_response_owned_prefix_settling_output_id passes unchanged with app/ at the merge base (it asserts is None, trivially true before prefix-settling mode existed), so it cannot detect this.

Suggested fix: Thread the canonical lite developer index into the raw guard — recomputed against the raw items, since the projected index can differ once items are dropped — and invert the early return so an unparseable raw prefix fails closed rather than silently meaning 'clean'. Add a regression at the canonical-lite shape that fails on the merge base; the current one does not.


MAJOR — app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py

key.synthesized_turn_state can never be True on /v1/responses (origin or forwarded), so the generated-turn-state guard at mixin.py:1390 never fires and the new key field, two wire headers, HMAC provenance signature and session alias set are inert on the surface this PR is about.

How it fails: _make_http_bridge_session_key only sets the flag inside the turn_state_key is not None branch via key_synthesized_turn_state = turn_state_key == synthesized_turn_state, i.e. the request headers must carry x-codex-turn-state AND the kwarg must equal it. Neither Responses entry point produces that pair. Turn 1: api.py:6629 and api.py:7005 compute the flag as client_turn_state is None, so when the flag is True no header is present and the key is kind request. Turn 2: the client echoes http_turn_X, so the flag is the explicit bool False — and because it is False rather than None, streaming.py:1331 skips the recorded-provenance lookup _http_bridge_local_turn_state_alias_is_synthesized_locked entirely, so synthesized_turn_state is None and the comparison fails. Forwarded: _make_http_bridge_session_key returns forwarded_http_bridge_session_key first, and that helper never sets synthesized_turn_state, so the signed x-codex-bridge-turn-state-synthesized header has no effect on the receiver's key. Replicating api.py's computation verbatim: turn1 -> api_synth=True, kind=request, key_synth=False; turn2 -> api_synth=False, kind=turn_state_header, key_synth=False; forwarded owner with provenance=1 and realistic affinity headers -> kind=turn_state_header, key_synth=False; only the hand-constructed unit-test shape (header AND kwarg together) -> key_synth=True. Consequence: a generated-turn-state in-flight creation IS replaced through the new owner-observation retry path on /v1/responses, and three MUSTs in the wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner delta ('MUST NOT use this retry path to replace generated turn-state in-flight creation', 'MUST classify generated turn-state from recorded provenance', 'Signed owner forwarding MUST preserve generated turn-state provenance') are unenforced. The only production caller that omits the kwarg and so reaches the provenance lookup is the chat-completions bridge at api.py:4626, meaning the same http_turn* value is classified 'explicit' on /v1/responses and 'generated' on /v1/chat/completions.

Suggested fix: Have the Responses surfaces carry provenance rather than a locally recomputed bool: pass downstream_turn_state_synthesized=None from _stream_responses/_collect_responses when the client did supply a turn-state header so streaming.py:1331 consults the recorded alias, or fold the alias lookup into api.py's computation. Carry synthesized_turn_state past the _forwarded_http_bridge_session_key short-circuit so the signed provenance flags the receiver's key. Add coverage that reaches the guard through stream_http_responses rather than constructing _HTTPBridgeSessionKey(..., synthesized_turn_state=True) by hand. If the scope really is chat-completions only, say so in the delta instead of stating an unconditional MUST.


MINOR — app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py

_http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind (line 3930) classifies generated turn state by the literal http_turn_ prefix, which authorizes a rebind shape the recover-draining-owner-forward delta does not sanction and misclassifies WebSocket-minted turn_* states as client-explicit — contradicting the sibling delta this same PR adds.

How it fails: During a blue-green drain, a request whose only identity is a turn-state header (key.affinity_kind == 'turn_state_header', no thread-id and no session-id header) rebinds locally whenever its value does not start with http_turn_, even though the recover-draining-owner-forward delta authorizes this only 'for session-header and thread-header bootstrap requests' and the code's own comment says a turn-state-only key 'has no safe local creator fallback'. Verified with owner_pre_dispatch=True and a bridge_drain_active payload: turn-state-only key with client value 'my-own-turn' and no identity fallback -> rebind True; WS-minted 'turn_abc123' -> rebind True; 'http_turn_abc123' -> rebind False. ensure_downstream_turn_state (affinity.py:635, live at api.py:1365 and api.py:1770) mints turn_, not http_turn_, so a client echoing a WebSocket-surface turn state onto the HTTP bridge is treated as explicit and rebinds locally while the draining owner may still hold the durable row for that identity. The wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner delta in the same PR states 'The proxy MUST classify generated turn-state from recorded provenance rather than key text'.

Suggested fix: Gate on has_identity_fallback for every turn_state_header key rather than only for http_turn_-prefixed values, or classify from the recorded alias / key.synthesized_turn_state this PR already adds instead of the literal prefix. Then align the delta text with whichever rule ships.


MINOR — app/modules/proxy/http_bridge_forwarding.py

HTTPBridgeForwardContext.expected_owner_process_epoch (line 95) has no producer anywhere in the tree, and the branch it gates raises a bare AssertionError the moment anyone sets it.

How it fails: grep -rn expected_owner_process_epoch --include=*.py over the whole tree returns exactly three hits: the dataclass field and the two is None checks at lines 374 and 385. Those two checks suppress both HTTP_BRIDGE_SIGNATURE_HEADER and HTTP_BRIDGE_SIGNATURE_V2_HEADER when the epoch is set, and build_owner_forward_headers then unconditionally calls _with_bridge_turn_state_provenance, which does assert authenticated_body_signature is not None after _bridge_forward_provenance_body_signature finds neither proof. Constructing HTTPBridgeForwardContext(..., downstream_turn_state_synthesized=True, expected_owner_process_epoch='epoch-1') and calling build_owner_forward_headers raises AssertionError; with epoch None it returns the three expected signature headers. Under python -O the assert is stripped and a provenance signature is computed over null, which no receiver can match. The preferred header x-codex-bridge-input-shape-signature-v2 read at line 754 likewise has no emitter outside one test fixture.

Suggested fix: Drop the expected_owner_process_epoch field, its two branches, and the exact-shape header preference until the change that actually produces them lands. If they must stay, replace the bare assert with an explicit error path so the epoch branch cannot emit a proof signed over null.


MINOR — openspec/changes/wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner/specs/proxy-admission-control/spec.md

openspec validate wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner --strict fails because the MODIFIED block drops an existing scenario, contradicting the PR body's claim that strict validation of the scoped changes passes.

How it fails: The MODIFIED requirement 'HTTP bridge startup admission waits are bounded' omits the current spec's scenario 'In-flight bridge session creation does not finish', renaming it to 'Ownerless in-flight bridge session creation does not finish'. Since a MODIFIED requirement replaces the whole block, the tool refuses: ✗ [ERROR] proxy-admission-control/spec.md: MODIFIED "HTTP bridge startup admission waits are bounded" omits scenario(s) the current spec still has: "In-flight bridge session creation does not finish". The sibling changes recover-draining-owner-forward and allow-prefix-settled-tool-output-replay both validate clean, so this is specific to this delta. CI does not catch it: .github/workflows/ci.yml:92 runs only openspec validate --specs, not --changes --strict.

Suggested fix: Copy the existing 'In-flight bridge session creation does not finish' scenario into the MODIFIED block (updating its error.code to the capacity_exhausted_active_sessions the code actually returns, as the block already does for its other scenarios), or use a REMOVED delta if the rename is deliberate. Re-run strict validation before claiming it passes.


Findings raised and then refuted

Recorded so the next round does not re-litigate them:

  • Reviewer 1's sub-claim that the generic (non-ProxyResponseError) creator failure 'makes B burn a second 10s admission window and then raise 429 where main simply retried' does not hold as stated. The PR's own test_capacity_waiter_waits_for_retained_failed_owner_before_retry sets a plain RuntimeError on the retained future and asserts the waiter successfully creates a replacement session, i.e. the generic path goes through _evict_http_bridge_retained_capacity_waiter_after_error and retries within budget as designed. The genuine leak is confined to the except ProxyResponseError: raise branch at mixin.py:1358, which that test never reaches — which is why I re-scoped the confirmed finding to that branch.

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@Komzpa same here — the Codex review above hit the account's usage limit and never ran, but you are not blocked on it. I ran codex review --base origin/main locally against this exact head (1c227a6e3) before posting my review. It found one thing:

[P1] Avoid retaining cancelled futures as retryable markers — app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py:1837-1844

When creation is cancelled after created_session exists but before registration, this retains the marker while cancelling its future. Capacity and same-key waiters then immediately hit the cancelled-future continue paths, repeatedly retry the admission loop instead of returning the bounded 429 or waiting asynchronously; this can spin thousands of iterations and ignore the request deadline while resource cleanup runs. Keep the marker represented by a non-cancelled terminal error or explicitly remove/await it before retrying.

That is the cancelled-future sibling of the first finding in my review comment, which is about the failed-future case — same retained-marker lifetime, two different terminal states, and I reproduced the failed one end to end (an unrelated key's capacity waiter picking up the creator's 402 insufficient_quota verbatim, with the new sweeper guard refusing to reclaim it). Worth fixing them together: whatever you do about marker lifetime should cover cancelled, failed, and done alike, because the selection at mixin.py:1280-1286 picks with a bare next(...) regardless of key or done-state.

Nothing in this PR moved since I reviewed, so re-running Codex on the current head would reproduce the above verbatim — no need to spend credits on it. The three majors and three minors in my review comment are the full set as far as I can establish, and the headline mechanic itself verified well: with app/ reverted to the merge base, 17 of 21 aborted-owner / retained-marker / draining-owner cases fail, and the whole bridge surface is green at head.

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Triage round 22: still blocked on the 09-11 review, and nothing has moved since.

The head is 1c227a6e38 (2026-09-10 19:07 UTC) — the exact commit the 09-11 review and the 09-12 local codex review P1 were written against — so all three MAJORs, the three MINORs and the cancelled-future P1 remain open. CI is green on that head, but the branch is now CONFLICTING against ca243dec4 after #2383, #2390, #2397, #2400, #2405, #2408, #2411, #2412, #2416 and #2417.

We re-verified the premise before writing this, and it still holds — this is worth finishing rather than closing:

  • app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py:3598-3621 on main still restricts _http_bridge_should_attempt_local_bootstrap_rebind to {"session_header", "thread_header"}, bails out as soon as _sticky_key_from_turn_state_header(headers) is set, and accepts only bridge_owner_unreachable / bridge_instance_mismatch. bridge_drain_active appears nowhere in it, so the draining-owner recovery has not landed by another route.
  • Main has _settle_failed_http_bridge_creation (helpers.py:1486, called at mixin.py:1570) but no _settle_and_close_failed_http_bridge_creation and no retained-marker lifetime, so the aborted-owner mechanic is unlanded too. fix(http-bridge): reuse reservations after owner rejection #2353 (merged 09-11) covers reservation reuse only.

What we would ask for before the next review pass:

  1. Rebase onto current main first. The head predates ten merges into the bridge surface; re-reviewing the current diff would partly be reviewing a tree that no longer exists.
  2. Clear the three MAJORs, starting with the marker lifetime. A settled-but-still-registered in-flight marker is selectable by the bare next(...) at mixin.py:1280-1286 regardless of key or done-state, so an unrelated request is raised the creator's 402 insufficient_quota instead of a capacity 429, and the new sweeper guard at helpers.py:1165-1167 refuses to reclaim it. Whatever you do here has to cover cancelled, failed and done alike — the local codex P1 at helpers.py:1837-1844 is the cancelled sibling of the same bug, not a separate one.
  3. Please split this. 3,035 additions across 28 files carrying three independent OpenSpec changes (wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner, allow-prefix-settled-tool-output-replay, recover-draining-owner-forward), one of which (replay_safety.py) is a security-relevant account-neutrality guard, and one of which (the http_bridge_forwarding.py provenance proof) depends on machinery whose only in-tree producer is a test fixture until fix(proxy): preserve continuation anchors during input normalization #2277 lands. As three rebased PRs the clean ones can merge now; as one unit, every new finding re-blocks the whole thing, which has now happened twice.
  4. Re-run openspec validate wait-for-aborted-bridge-owner --strict and correct the validation claim in the PR body. The MODIFIED requirement "HTTP bridge startup admission waits are bounded" drops the existing scenario "In-flight bridge session creation does not finish", and .github/workflows/ci.yml:92 runs only openspec validate --specs, so green CI does not cover this.

The headline mechanic is good work and we want it in; it needs one pass that closes the open findings plus the rebase.

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