feat(codex): allow opt-in network access for subagents - #314
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an optional ChangesCodex network access
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Configurations for non-Codex providers can pass JSON Schema validation but fail when DevSpace loads them, producing inconsistent configuration behavior. Align the generated schema with the Codex-only restriction before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant subagentProviderConfig
participant local-agent-daemon-main
participant createLocalAgentDrivers
participant CodexLocalAgentDriver
participant CodexAppServerRuntime
participant sandboxPolicyFor
subagentProviderConfig->>local-agent-daemon-main: Read Codex networkAccess
local-agent-daemon-main->>createLocalAgentDrivers: Pass codexNetworkAccess
createLocalAgentDrivers->>CodexLocalAgentDriver: Construct with networkAccess
CodexLocalAgentDriver->>CodexAppServerRuntime: Create runtime with networkAccess
CodexAppServerRuntime->>sandboxPolicyFor: Pass writeMode and networkAccess
sandboxPolicyFor-->>CodexAppServerRuntime: Return sandbox policy
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds an opt-in Codex network-access setting and propagates it from persisted configuration through daemon driver construction into workspace-write turn policies.
Confidence Score: 4/5The PR should not merge until the published configuration schema enforces the same Codex-only constraint as runtime validation. The policy propagation and restart behavior are consistent, but the generated schema approves non-Codex configurations that the application rejects when loading. Files Needing Attention: schema/v1/devspace.schema.json and its schema-generation source
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| Filename | Overview |
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| src/local-agent-config.ts | Adds optional boolean parsing and correctly restricts the setting to Codex during runtime validation. |
| src/local-agent-daemon-main.ts | Reads the Codex provider setting at daemon startup and forwards it into driver construction. |
| src/local-agent-codex.ts | Carries network access into new and resumed workspace-write turn policies while preserving other sandbox modes. |
| schema/v1/devspace.schema.json | Adds the setting but exposes it to every provider, diverging from the Codex-only runtime constraint. |
| src/local-agent-codex.test.ts | Covers omitted, false, and true values across sandbox modes and new or resumed sessions. |
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flowchart LR
C["subagents.providers.codex.networkAccess"] --> D["Daemon configuration"]
D --> A["Local agent driver factory"]
A --> R["Codex runtime"]
R --> T["turn/start"]
T --> W{"Write mode"}
W -->|allowed| P["workspaceWrite + networkAccess"]
W -->|read_only| RO["readOnly"]
W -->|full_access| FA["dangerFullAccess"]
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Schema Accepts Invalid Providers
The shared provider schema allows networkAccess for every provider, but runtime validation only allows it for Codex. As a result, an editor or CI validator can approve a non-Codex configuration that the application then rejects while loading. Please encode the Codex-only constraint in the generated schema.
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In `@schema/v1/devspace.schema.json`:
- Around line 196-197: Update the provider schema around the networkAccess
property so networkAccess is permitted only when the provider id is "codex",
matching the Zod contract. Add an appropriate conditional or provider-specific
oneOf constraint while preserving valid provider definitions and rejecting
networkAccess for all non-Codex providers.
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Reject networkAccess for non-Codex providers in the JSON Schema.
This schema adds networkAccess to every provider object. The Zod schema rejects the field unless id is "codex". A JSON Schema consumer can therefore accept { "id": "claude", "networkAccess": true }, while DevSpace later rejects it.
Add a conditional or provider-specific oneOf so both schemas enforce the same contract.
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In `@schema/v1/devspace.schema.json` around lines 196 - 197, Update the provider
schema around the networkAccess property so networkAccess is permitted only when
the provider id is "codex", matching the Zod contract. Add an appropriate
conditional or provider-specific oneOf constraint while preserving valid
provider definitions and rejecting networkAccess for all non-Codex providers.
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Source: Coding guidelines
Codex subagents currently receive a workspace-write sandbox policy without network access, so tasks that fetch dependencies or call an HTTP endpoint fail even when the owner wants a network-enabled worker. There is no persisted setting to enable networking while retaining the filesystem sandbox.
This adds an optional
networkAccessboolean to thecodexentry insubagents.providers. It defaults to false, is passed through the daemon and driver into Codex turn sandbox policies, and applies to both new and continued agents. Read-only and full-access policies remain unchanged; other providers reject the setting. The configuration reference and generated JSON schema include the option and daemon restart guidance.Verified with typecheck, the full test suite (111 passed, 1 skipped), the configuration round-trip test, build, and package-install smoke test. Regression coverage checks omitted/false/true values and new/resumed turns across the existing sandbox modes. An isolated run through the built DevSpace CLI also loaded
networkAccess: truefrom JSONC, launched a real Codex subagent, and completed an HTTPS request with HTTP 200; its session recorded workspace-write with network access enabled. No MCP-host UI acceptance was repeated for this change.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
networkAccesssetting for Codex subagent profiles.workspace-writesandbox can access the network.Validation