feat(codex): add managed app-server auth flow - #584
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Summary
Add managed, workspace-scoped Codex app-server authentication. An administrator can establish a Codex login once, Optio stores the encrypted
auth.json, and Codex workloads receive the hydrated credentials without exposing them broadly as environment variables.Changes
codex_auth_accountsmigration, schema, encrypted auth service, and setup endpoints.codex loginfrom a managed session, then hydrates credentials into task, workflow, review, and persistent-agent pods.Testing
corepack pnpm turbo test)corepack pnpm turbo typecheck)corepack pnpm format:check)Related
Clean extraction from
cbulock/optio, excluding its unrelated review/reconciler work.Closes #
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Not applicable; the settings and setup interfaces are covered by typechecks and API/unit tests.