feat(codex): port native goals to orchestration V2 - #1
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Codex can start a native goal continuation after a turn completes, but orchestration V2 treats the unknown turn as a subagent and loses its output. This ports pingdotgg#7935 to V2, attaches native continuation output to T3 runs, and adds native
/goalcontrols and live status to web/desktop and mobile.Native notifications are buffered without blocking the protocol reader while T3 attaches a run. Resumed threads retain continuation ownership; fast successive turns and user messages racing adoption retain their output.
/goal resumecan reconnect a dormant session. Goal mutations serialize across clients, subscriptions reconnect, and Stop checks native goal status before pausing/interruption. Archive/delete discards unattached native work. Codex remains the goal-state authority. Stop follows the intent of pingdotgg#10447.Validation: the PR's adapter/session-manager suites pass 94 tests and its server typecheck passes. The combined build includes the existing fork, migration, scheduler and runtime patches: 145 focused tests pass, server/web/mobile typechecks pass, production server/web builds pass, and scoped lint has zero errors (42 warnings). It starts against a snapshot of the live 5 GB database and serves its HTML and JavaScript successfully. No live-provider/browser/mobile-device workflow has been exercised; UI evidence remains to attach before upstream review.
Prepared for local use:
t3code-branch:goals-ready-20260909, image363861031077. Reproducible combined source:build/codex-goals-ready-20260909atb42a46ef5. The goal changes are saved in the local patches system. The running container andlatestimage tag were not changed.Based on upstream pingdotgg#7935 at
3e2f3794aee2f61a2333d928d97bb57c566745d8. This PR targetst3code/codex-turn-mapping; the combined build branch retains the newer prepared runtime and all existing fixes.Model/harness: GPT-6 / Codex.