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yilsemandClaude Opus 5.5 acf88f8314 feat(codex-link): bridge 7 - external models work like subscription models
Measured with the unmodified Codex binary on 10 Oct 2026:
- real context windows per model (NanoGPT list, local table, combo = its
  smallest member, capped at the summarizer's window) so Codex compacts by
  itself when switching to a smaller model; an overflow guard trims
  oversized old parts and reports what still does not fit
- classic tools instead of code mode for external models: GLM 0/3 -> 3/3,
  Qwen 0/3 -> 2/3 on simple tool tasks, Claude/cx/Gemini unchanged
- phase (commentary / final_answer) on external assistant messages
- an answer cut by the client is carried to the next turn once
- images stay for vision-capable targets
- summary brake stops tight loops, not frequent compaction
- permanent gateway errors and tool-less targets fail at once with a
  readable message instead of five reconnects
- a lone "." (used to apply a model change in voice) is answered locally
- the bridge listens within seconds; the IDE waits 45 s for it

Release: AITURK IDE 1.0.0-beta.26.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-10 22:04:58 +03:00

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/**
* Codex Link ("Codex Bağlama") — the pure half.
*
* AITURK IDE ships a small local Python bridge that lets the OpenAI Codex
* installed on this machine use the IDE's models and combos. Turning the
* feature on means editing a file the IDE does not own (Codex's `config.toml`)
* and registering a login item, so every text transformation lives here as a
* dependency-free, byte-preserving function that can be proven without
* Electron, a filesystem, or a registry. `codex-link.ts` owns the decisions and
* the side effects.
*
* Invariants:
* - Only the line carrying OUR trailing comment is ever written or removed.
* - An `openai_base_url` that is not ours means someone else's bridge is in
* charge: report `foreign` and change nothing.
* - Everything else in the file — including its line endings and BOM — comes
* back byte for byte.
*/
export const CODEX_LINK_PORT = 8795
export const CODEX_LINK_ORIGIN = `http://127.0.0.1:${CODEX_LINK_PORT}`
export const CODEX_LINK_STATUS_URL = `${CODEX_LINK_ORIGIN}/aiturk/codex-baglama/status`
export const CODEX_LINK_STOP_URL = `${CODEX_LINK_ORIGIN}/aiturk/codex-baglama/stop`
export const CODEX_LINK_REFRESH_URL = `${CODEX_LINK_ORIGIN}/aiturk/codex-baglama/refresh`
/** The trailing comment that marks the line as ours. */
export const CODEX_LINK_MARKER = '# AITURK IDE Codex Baglama'
// Must equal SURUM in assets/codex-bridge/bridge.py; a running bridge that reports
// another version is restarted so an updated IDE never keeps an old bridge alive.
export const CODEX_BRIDGE_VERSION = '7'
export const CODEX_LINK_LINE = `openai_base_url = "${CODEX_LINK_ORIGIN}/backend-api/codex" ${CODEX_LINK_MARKER}`
export const CODEX_LINK_RUN_KEY = 'HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run'
export const CODEX_LINK_RUN_VALUE = 'AITURK-IDE-Codex-Baglama'
export const CODEX_LINK_LAUNCHER_NAME = 'baslat.pyw'
// Windows documents Run-key command lines as "no longer than 260 characters".
// A longer value is not reliably started at sign-in, so the direct command is
// only used when it fits (see autostartPlan).
export const CODEX_LINK_RUN_COMMAND_MAX = 260
/** Who owns the top-level `openai_base_url` in a Codex config. */
export type CodexConfigOwner = 'absent' | 'foreign' | 'ours'
interface Line {
eol: string
text: string
}
const BOM = '\uFEFF'
const KEY_PATTERN = /^[ \t]*(?:openai_base_url|"openai_base_url"|'openai_base_url')[ \t]*=/
// Split into lines WITHOUT losing anything: joining `text + eol` of every entry
// reproduces the input exactly, whatever mix of \n, \r\n and \r it used.
function splitLines(source: string): Line[] {
const lines: Line[] = []
let start = 0
while (start < source.length) {
let end = start
while (end < source.length && source[end] !== '\n' && source[end] !== '\r') {
end += 1
}
let eol = ''
if (end < source.length) {
eol = source[end] === '\r' && source[end + 1] === '\n' ? '\r\n' : source[end]
}
lines.push({ eol, text: source.slice(start, end) })
start = end + eol.length
}
return lines
}
function joinLines(lines: Line[]): string {
return lines.map(line => line.text + line.eol).join('')
}
function splitBom(source: string): { body: string; bom: string } {
return source.startsWith(BOM) ? { body: source.slice(1), bom: BOM } : { body: source, bom: '' }
}
type MultilineQuote = "'''" | '"""' | null
interface ValueState {
depth: number
multiline: MultilineQuote
}
// Index just past the `=` of a `key = value` line, or the line length when the
// line holds no value (blank, comment, malformed). Quoted keys may contain `=`.
function valueStart(text: string): number {
let pos = 0
while (pos < text.length) {
const char = text[pos]
if (char === '#') {
return text.length
}
if (char === '=') {
return pos + 1
}
if (char === '"' || char === "'") {
pos += 1
while (pos < text.length && text[pos] !== char) {
pos += char === '"' && text[pos] === '\\' ? 2 : 1
}
}
pos += 1
}
return text.length
}
// Walk a value just far enough to know whether the NEXT line is still inside it
// (multi-line string or array). That is the only TOML the top-level scan needs:
// without it, text inside a multi-line value could pass for a key or a table
// header.
function scanValue(text: string, from: number, state: ValueState): ValueState {
let { depth, multiline } = state
let pos = from
while (pos < text.length) {
if (multiline) {
if (multiline === '"""' && text[pos] === '\\') {
pos += 2
continue
}
if (text.startsWith(multiline, pos)) {
pos += 3
// Up to two quotes may sit directly before the closing delimiter.
while (text[pos] === multiline[0]) {
pos += 1
}
multiline = null
continue
}
pos += 1
continue
}
const char = text[pos]
if (char === '#') {
break
}
if (text.startsWith('"""', pos) || text.startsWith("'''", pos)) {
multiline = text.slice(pos, pos + 3) as MultilineQuote
pos += 3
continue
}
if (char === '"' || char === "'") {
pos += 1
while (pos < text.length && text[pos] !== char) {
pos += char === '"' && text[pos] === '\\' ? 2 : 1
}
pos += 1
continue
}
if (char === '[' || char === '{') {
depth += 1
} else if (char === ']' || char === '}') {
depth = Math.max(0, depth - 1)
}
pos += 1
}
return { depth, multiline }
}
// Indices of the top-level `openai_base_url` lines: those before the first
// `[table]` header, outside comments and multi-line values.
function topLevelEntries(lines: Line[]): { index: number; ours: boolean }[] {
const entries: { index: number; ours: boolean }[] = []
let state: ValueState = { depth: 0, multiline: null }
for (let index = 0; index < lines.length; index += 1) {
const { text } = lines[index]
let from = 0
if (!state.multiline && state.depth === 0) {
if (text.trimStart().startsWith('[')) {
break
}
if (KEY_PATTERN.test(text)) {
// Ours by marker or by value: Codex may rewrite its config and drop the comment.
entries.push({
index,
ours: text.includes(CODEX_LINK_MARKER) || text.includes(`"${CODEX_LINK_ORIGIN}/backend-api/codex"`)
})
}
from = valueStart(text)
}
state = scanValue(text, from, state)
}
return entries
}
function ownerOf(entries: { ours: boolean }[]): CodexConfigOwner {
if (entries.some(entry => !entry.ours)) {
return 'foreign'
}
return entries.length > 0 ? 'ours' : 'absent'
}
/** Who owns the top-level `openai_base_url` of this config text. */
export function inspectCodexConfig(source: string): CodexConfigOwner {
return ownerOf(topLevelEntries(splitLines(splitBom(source).body)))
}
export interface CodexConfigEdit {
changed: boolean
owner: CodexConfigOwner
text: string
}
/**
* Point Codex at the bridge. Idempotent; a foreign `openai_base_url` leaves the
* text untouched and reports `foreign`.
*
* The line goes on the very first line: top-level keys must precede the first
* table header, and the top of the file is the one position that is always
* top-level without having to understand the values below it.
*/
export function addCodexLinkLine(source: string): CodexConfigEdit {
const { body, bom } = splitBom(source)
const lines = splitLines(body)
const entries = topLevelEntries(lines)
const owner = ownerOf(entries)
if (owner === 'foreign') {
return { changed: false, owner, text: source }
}
if (owner === 'ours') {
const [first, ...duplicates] = entries
if (duplicates.length === 0 && lines[first.index].text === CODEX_LINK_LINE) {
return { changed: false, owner, text: source }
}
// A stale copy of our line (older address) or an accidental duplicate:
// normalize to exactly one current line, in place.
const drop = new Set(duplicates.map(entry => entry.index))
lines[first.index] = { ...lines[first.index], text: CODEX_LINK_LINE }
return { changed: true, owner, text: bom + joinLines(lines.filter((_line, index) => !drop.has(index))) }
}
const eol = body.includes('\r\n') ? '\r\n' : '\n'
return { changed: true, owner: 'ours', text: `${bom}${CODEX_LINK_LINE}${eol}${body}` }
}
/** Remove our line (and only ours). A foreign key is left exactly as it was. */
export function removeCodexLinkLine(source: string): CodexConfigEdit {
const { body, bom } = splitBom(source)
const lines = splitLines(body)
const entries = topLevelEntries(lines)
const drop = new Set(entries.filter(entry => entry.ours).map(entry => entry.index))
const remaining = ownerOf(entries.filter(entry => !entry.ours))
if (drop.size === 0) {
return { changed: false, owner: remaining, text: source }
}
return { changed: true, owner: remaining, text: bom + joinLines(lines.filter((_line, index) => !drop.has(index))) }
}
// ── Preference file ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
export interface CodexLinkSettings {
enabled: boolean
/** Every field of the stored object, so a rewrite keeps what it did not set. */
stored: Record<string, unknown>
}
/** Missing, unreadable or malformed means ON: the feature is on by default. */
export function parseCodexLinkSettings(raw: null | string | undefined): CodexLinkSettings {
if (typeof raw !== 'string') {
return { enabled: true, stored: {} }
}
try {
const parsed = JSON.parse(raw)
if (!parsed || typeof parsed !== 'object' || Array.isArray(parsed)) {
return { enabled: true, stored: {} }
}
return { enabled: parsed.enabled !== false, stored: parsed as Record<string, unknown> }
} catch {
return { enabled: true, stored: {} }
}
}
export function serializeCodexLinkSettings(stored: Record<string, unknown>, enabled: boolean): string {
const kapsam = typeof stored.kapsam === 'string' && stored.kapsam ? stored.kapsam : 'ide'
return `${JSON.stringify({ ...stored, enabled, kapsam }, null, 2)}\n`
}
// ── Bridge configuration ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/** `bridge.json`, rewritten on every apply. */
export function codexBridgeConfig() {
return {
port: CODEX_LINK_PORT,
chatgpt_backend: 'https://chatgpt.com',
routes: {},
nine_router_catalog: { enabled: false },
pano_kanca_user: false,
ozet_kopru: { enabled: true, kapsam: 'hepsi', openai_modeli: 'gpt-6-luna', dongu_siniri: 8, dongu_art_arda: 3 }
}
}
export function serializeCodexBridgeConfig(): string {
return `${JSON.stringify(codexBridgeConfig(), null, 2)}\n`
}
// ── Bridge command line ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
export interface CodexBridgeLaunch {
bridgeHome: string
bridgeScript: string
hermesHome: string
}
/** Arguments after the interpreter — identical for the spawn and the login item. */
export function codexBridgeArgs({ bridgeHome, bridgeScript, hermesHome }: CodexBridgeLaunch): string[] {
return [bridgeScript, '--home', bridgeHome, '--hermes-home', hermesHome]
}
// A trailing backslash would escape the closing quote (`"C:\dir\"`).
function quoted(value: string): string {
return `"${value.replace(/[\\/]+$/, '')}"`
}
/** `"<pythonw>" "<bridge.py>" --home "<data>" --hermes-home "<agent>"` */
export function codexBridgeCommandLine(python: string, launch: CodexBridgeLaunch): string {
const [script, homeFlag, home, hermesFlag, hermes] = codexBridgeArgs(launch)
return `${quoted(python)} ${quoted(script)} ${homeFlag} ${quoted(home)} ${hermesFlag} ${quoted(hermes)}`
}
/**
* A tiny windowless launcher for the login item, used when the direct command
* would not fit a Run value. It runs the bridge exactly as the direct command
* would: same script, same arguments, the script's folder first on sys.path so
* its helper modules import.
*/
export function codexBridgeLauncherSource(launch: CodexBridgeLaunch): string {
const argv = JSON.stringify(codexBridgeArgs(launch))
return [
'# Written by AITURK IDE (Settings > Codex Baglama). Regenerated on every sync; do not edit.',
'import os',
'import runpy',
'import sys',
'',
`ARGV = ${argv}`,
'',
'sys.argv = list(ARGV)',
'sys.path.insert(0, os.path.dirname(ARGV[0]))',
"runpy.run_path(ARGV[0], run_name='__main__')",
''
].join('\n')
}
export interface CodexAutostartPlan {
command: string
/** Launcher file to write first; null when the direct command is used. */
launcher: { path: string; source: string } | null
}
/**
* The login-item command. Prefer the direct bridge command; fall back to the
* launcher when that exceeds the Run-value limit. Returns null when not even
* the launcher form fits (nothing is registered rather than something that
* silently never starts).
*/
export function codexAutostartPlan(
python: string,
launch: CodexBridgeLaunch,
launcherPath: string
): CodexAutostartPlan | null {
const direct = codexBridgeCommandLine(python, launch)
if (direct.length <= CODEX_LINK_RUN_COMMAND_MAX) {
return { command: direct, launcher: null }
}
const viaLauncher = `${quoted(python)} ${quoted(launcherPath)}`
if (viaLauncher.length > CODEX_LINK_RUN_COMMAND_MAX) {
return null
}
return { command: viaLauncher, launcher: { path: launcherPath, source: codexBridgeLauncherSource(launch) } }
}