app-server-events-sync
DevelopmentMaintain CodexMonitor and Codex app-server protocol parity. Use when asked to audit supported or missing app-server notifications/requests, trace event routing, diagnose schema drift in app-server payloads, or update docs/app-server-events.md after upstream Codex changes.
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App-Server Events Sync
Use this skill to keep CodexMonitor app-server integration accurate as ../Codex evolves.
Canonical Source
Start with:
docs/app-server-events.md
Treat that file as the canonical runbook and update it when behavior changes.
Workflow
- Confirm upstream baseline:
- Read Codex hash from
../Codexand update the hash indocs/app-server-events.mdtitle.
- Compare notification methods:
- Diff Codex v2 notification method set against CodexMonitor routing in
src/utils/appServerEvents.tsandsrc/features/app/hooks/useAppServerEvents.ts. - Update
Supported EventsandMissing Eventssections indocs/app-server-events.md.
- Compare request methods:
- Diff Codex v2 client/server request sets against CodexMonitor outgoing and inbound handling.
- Update
Supported Requests,Missing Client Requests, andServer Requestssections.
- Investigate schema drift when lists look unchanged:
- Inspect v2 payload structs in
../Codex/codex-rs/app-server-protocol/src/protocol/v2.rs. - Compare parser and normalization edges in
src/utils/appServerEvents.ts,src/features/app/hooks/useAppServerEvents.ts, andsrc/features/threads/utils/threadNormalize.ts.
- Implement support when requested:
- Add method/type support at parsing edges first.
- Route in app event hook.
- Update thread/item reducers and rendering only if needed.
- Keep app/daemon parity and avoid duplicated logic.
- Validate:
- Run targeted tests for touched files.
- Run
npm run typecheck. - Run
npm run testfor frontend behavior changes. - Run
cd src-tauri && cargo checkfor backend changes.
Key Files
- Routing/types:
src/utils/appServerEvents.ts - Event router:
src/features/app/hooks/useAppServerEvents.ts - Handler composition:
src/features/threads/hooks/useThreadEventHandlers.ts - Item/turn handlers:
src/features/threads/hooks/useThreadItemEvents.ts,src/features/threads/hooks/useThreadTurnEvents.ts - Normalization:
src/features/threads/utils/threadNormalize.ts - State:
src/features/threads/hooks/useThreadsReducer.ts - Outgoing requests:
src/services/tauri.ts,src-tauri/src/shared/codex_core.rs - Daemon RPC:
src-tauri/src/bin/codex_monitor_daemon/rpc.rsandrpc/*
References
- Quick command set:
references/quick-commands.md - Canonical runbook:
docs/app-server-events.md
Output Expectations
When asked for an audit or update:
- Report concrete supported and missing method deltas.
- Cite exact files that need edits.
- Update
docs/app-server-events.mdin the same change when behavior changed. - Call out deliberate non-support explicitly (for example deprecated methods).