app-server.md Codex Docs, 2026-04-10 18:23 UTC → 2026-05-18 22:01 UTC

3Codex app-server is the interface Codex uses to power rich clients (for example, the Codex VS Code extension). Use it when you want a deep integration inside your own product: authentication, conversation history, approvals, and streamed agent events. The app-server implementation is open source in the Codex GitHub repository ([openai/codex/codex-rs/app-server](https://github.com/openai/codex/tree/main/codex-rs/app-server)). See the [Open Source](https://developers.openai.com/codex/open-source) page for the full list of open-source Codex components.3Codex app-server is the interface Codex uses to power rich clients (for example, the Codex VS Code extension). Use it when you want a deep integration inside your own product: authentication, conversation history, approvals, and streamed agent events. The app-server implementation is open source in the Codex GitHub repository ([openai/codex/codex-rs/app-server](https://github.com/openai/codex/tree/main/codex-rs/app-server)). See the [Open Source](https://developers.openai.com/codex/open-source) page for the full list of open-source Codex components.

4 4 

5If you are automating jobs or running Codex in CI, use the5If you are automating jobs or running Codex in CI, use the

6[Codex SDK](https://developers.openai.com/codex/sdk) instead.6 <a href="/codex/sdk">Codex SDK</a> instead.

7 7 

8## Protocol8## Protocol

9 9 

12Supported transports:12Supported transports:

13 13 

14- `stdio` (`--listen stdio://`, default): newline-delimited JSON (JSONL).14- `stdio` (`--listen stdio://`, default): newline-delimited JSON (JSONL).

15- `websocket` (`--listen ws://IP:PORT`, experimental): one JSON-RPC message per WebSocket text frame.15- `websocket` (`--listen ws://IP:PORT`, experimental and unsupported): one

16 16 JSON-RPC message per WebSocket text frame.

17In WebSocket mode, app-server uses bounded queues. When request ingress is full, the server rejects new requests with JSON-RPC error code `-32001` and message `"Server overloaded; retry later."` Clients should retry with an exponentially increasing delay and jitter.17- Unix socket (`--listen unix://` or `--listen unix://PATH`): WebSocket

18 connections over Codex's default app-server control socket or a custom Unix

19 socket path, using the standard HTTP Upgrade handshake.

20- `off` (`--listen off`): don't expose a local transport.

21 

22When you run with `--listen ws://IP:PORT`, the same listener also serves basic

23HTTP health probes:

24 

25- `GET /readyz` returns `200 OK` once the listener accepts new connections.

26- `GET /healthz` returns `200 OK` when the request doesn't include an `Origin`

27 header.

28- Requests with an `Origin` header are rejected with `403 Forbidden`.

29 

30WebSocket transport is experimental and unsupported. Local listeners such as

31`ws://127.0.0.1:PORT` are appropriate for localhost and SSH port-forwarding

32workflows. Non-loopback WebSocket listeners currently allow unauthenticated

33connections by default during rollout, so configure WebSocket auth before

34exposing one remotely.

35 

36Supported WebSocket auth flags:

37 

38- `--ws-auth capability-token --ws-token-file /absolute/path`

39- `--ws-auth capability-token --ws-token-sha256 HEX`

40- `--ws-auth signed-bearer-token --ws-shared-secret-file /absolute/path`

41 

42For signed bearer tokens, you can also set `--ws-issuer`, `--ws-audience`, and

43`--ws-max-clock-skew-seconds`. Clients present the credential as

44`Authorization: Bearer <token>` during the WebSocket handshake, and app-server

45enforces auth before JSON-RPC `initialize`.

46 

47Prefer `--ws-token-file` over passing raw bearer tokens on the command line. Use

48`--ws-token-sha256` only when the client keeps the raw high-entropy token in a

49separate local secret store; the hash is only a verifier, and clients still need

50the original token.

51 

52In WebSocket mode, app-server uses bounded queues. When request ingress is full,

53the server rejects new requests with JSON-RPC error code `-32001` and message

54`"Server overloaded; retry later."` Clients should retry with an exponentially

55increasing delay and jitter.

18 56 

19## Message schema57## Message schema

20 58 

49 87 

50## Getting started88## Getting started

51 89 

521. Start the server with `codex app-server` (default stdio transport) or `codex app-server --listen ws://127.0.0.1:4500` (experimental WebSocket transport).901. Start the server with `codex app-server` (default stdio transport),

91 `codex app-server --listen ws://127.0.0.1:4500` (TCP WebSocket), or

92 `codex app-server --listen unix://` (default Unix socket).

532. Connect a client over the selected transport, then send `initialize` followed by the `initialized` notification.932. Connect a client over the selected transport, then send `initialize` followed by the `initialized` notification.

543. Start a thread and a turn, then keep reading notifications from the active transport stream.943. Start a thread and a turn, then keep reading notifications from the active transport stream.

55 95 

56Example (Node.js / TypeScript):96Example (Node.js / TypeScript):

57 97 

58```ts98```ts

59import { spawn } from "node:child_process";99 

60import readline from "node:readline";100 

61 101 

62const proc = spawn("codex", ["app-server"], {102const proc = spawn("codex", ["app-server"], {

63 stdio: ["pipe", "pipe", "inherit"],103 stdio: ["pipe", "pipe", "inherit"],

197 237 

198- `thread/start` - create a new thread; emits `thread/started` and automatically subscribes you to turn/item events for that thread.238- `thread/start` - create a new thread; emits `thread/started` and automatically subscribes you to turn/item events for that thread.

199- `thread/resume` - reopen an existing thread by id so later `turn/start` calls append to it.239- `thread/resume` - reopen an existing thread by id so later `turn/start` calls append to it.

200- `thread/fork` - fork a thread into a new thread id by copying stored history; emits `thread/started` for the new thread.240- `thread/fork` - fork a thread into a new thread id by copying stored history; emits `thread/started` for the new thread. Returned threads include `forkedFromId` when available.

201- `thread/read` - read a stored thread by id without resuming it; set `includeTurns` to return full turn history. Returned `thread` objects include runtime `status`.241- `thread/read` - read a stored thread by id without resuming it; set `includeTurns` to return full turn history. Returned `thread` objects include runtime `status`.

202- `thread/list` - page through stored thread logs; supports cursor-based pagination plus `modelProviders`, `sourceKinds`, `archived`, and `cwd` filters. Returned `thread` objects include runtime `status`.242- `thread/list` - page through stored thread logs; supports cursor-based pagination plus `modelProviders`, `sourceKinds`, `archived`, `cwd`, and `searchTerm` filters. Returned `thread` objects include runtime `status`.

243- `thread/turns/list` - page through a stored thread's turn history without resuming it. `itemsView` controls whether turn items are omitted, summarized, or fully loaded.

244- `thread/turns/items/list` - reserved for paged turn-item loading; currently returns unsupported.

203- `thread/loaded/list` - list the thread ids currently loaded in memory.245- `thread/loaded/list` - list the thread ids currently loaded in memory.

204- `thread/name/set` - set or update a thread's user-facing name for a loaded thread or a persisted rollout; emits `thread/name/updated`.246- `thread/name/set` - set or update a thread's user-facing name for a loaded thread or a persisted rollout; emits `thread/name/updated`.

247- `thread/goal/set` - set the goal for a loaded thread (experimental; requires `capabilities.experimentalApi`); emits `thread/goal/updated`.

248- `thread/goal/get` - read the current goal for a loaded thread (experimental; requires `capabilities.experimentalApi`).

249- `thread/goal/clear` - clear the goal for a loaded thread (experimental; requires `capabilities.experimentalApi`); emits `thread/goal/cleared`.

250- `thread/metadata/update` - patch SQLite-backed stored thread metadata; currently supports persisted `gitInfo`.

205- `thread/archive` - move a thread's log file into the archived directory; returns `{}` on success and emits `thread/archived`.251- `thread/archive` - move a thread's log file into the archived directory; returns `{}` on success and emits `thread/archived`.

206- `thread/unsubscribe` - unsubscribe this connection from thread turn/item events. If this was the last subscriber, the server unloads the thread and emits `thread/closed`.252- `thread/unsubscribe` - unsubscribe this connection from thread turn/item events. If this was the last subscriber, the server unloads the thread after a no-subscriber inactivity grace period and emits `thread/closed`.

207- `thread/unarchive` - restore an archived thread rollout back into the active sessions directory; returns the restored `thread` and emits `thread/unarchived`.253- `thread/unarchive` - restore an archived thread rollout back into the active sessions directory; returns the restored `thread` and emits `thread/unarchived`.

208- `thread/status/changed` - notification emitted when a loaded thread's runtime `status` changes.254- `thread/status/changed` - notification emitted when a loaded thread's runtime `status` changes.

209- `thread/compact/start` - trigger conversation history compaction for a thread; returns `{}` immediately while progress streams via `turn/*` and `item/*` notifications.255- `thread/compact/start` - trigger conversation history compaction for a thread; returns `{}` immediately while progress streams via `turn/*` and `item/*` notifications.

256- `thread/shellCommand` - run a user-initiated shell command against a thread. This runs outside the sandbox with full access and doesn't inherit the thread sandbox policy.

257- `thread/backgroundTerminals/clean` - stop all running background terminals for a thread (experimental; requires `capabilities.experimentalApi`).

210- `thread/rollback` - drop the last N turns from the in-memory context and persist a rollback marker; returns the updated `thread`.258- `thread/rollback` - drop the last N turns from the in-memory context and persist a rollback marker; returns the updated `thread`.

211- `turn/start` - add user input to a thread and begin Codex generation; responds with the initial `turn` and streams events. For `collaborationMode`, `settings.developer_instructions: null` means "use built-in instructions for the selected mode."259- `turn/start` - add user input to a thread and begin Codex generation; responds with the initial `turn` and streams events. For `collaborationMode`, `settings.developer_instructions: null` means "use built-in instructions for the selected mode."

260- `thread/inject_items` - append raw Responses API items to a loaded thread's model-visible history without starting a user turn.

212- `turn/steer` - append user input to the active in-flight turn for a thread; returns the accepted `turnId`.261- `turn/steer` - append user input to the active in-flight turn for a thread; returns the accepted `turnId`.

213- `turn/interrupt` - request cancellation of an in-flight turn; success is `{}` and the turn ends with `status: "interrupted"`.262- `turn/interrupt` - request cancellation of an in-flight turn; success is `{}` and the turn ends with `status: "interrupted"`.

214- `review/start` - kick off the Codex reviewer for a thread; emits `enteredReviewMode` and `exitedReviewMode` items.263- `review/start` - kick off the Codex reviewer for a thread; emits `enteredReviewMode` and `exitedReviewMode` items.

215- `command/exec` - run a single command under the server sandbox without starting a thread/turn.264- `command/exec` - run a single command under the server sandbox without starting a thread/turn.

216- `command/exec/write` - write stdin bytes to a running `command/exec` session or close stdin.265- `command/exec/write` - write `stdin` bytes to a running `command/exec` session or close `stdin`.

217- `command/exec/resize` - resize a running PTY-backed `command/exec` session.266- `command/exec/resize` - resize a running PTY-backed `command/exec` session.

218- `command/exec/terminate` - terminate a running `command/exec` session.267- `command/exec/terminate` - stop a running `command/exec` session.

268- `command/exec/outputDelta` (notify) - emitted for base64-encoded stdout/stderr chunks from a streaming `command/exec` session.

269- `process/spawn` - start an explicit process session outside Codex's sandbox (experimental; requires `capabilities.experimentalApi`).

270- `process/writeStdin` - write stdin bytes to a running `process/spawn` session or close stdin (experimental).

271- `process/resizePty` - resize a running PTY-backed process session (experimental).

272- `process/kill` - terminate a running process session (experimental).

273- `process/outputDelta` and `process/exited` (notify) - emitted for streaming process output and process exit status (experimental).

219- `model/list` - list available models (set `includeHidden: true` to include entries with `hidden: true`) with effort options, optional `upgrade`, and `inputModalities`.274- `model/list` - list available models (set `includeHidden: true` to include entries with `hidden: true`) with effort options, optional `upgrade`, and `inputModalities`.

275- `modelProvider/capabilities/read` - read provider capability bounds for model/provider combinations (experimental; requires `capabilities.experimentalApi`).

220- `experimentalFeature/list` - list feature flags with lifecycle stage metadata and cursor pagination.276- `experimentalFeature/list` - list feature flags with lifecycle stage metadata and cursor pagination.

277- `experimentalFeature/enablement/set` - patch in-memory runtime settings for supported feature keys such as `apps` and `plugins`.

221- `collaborationMode/list` - list collaboration mode presets (experimental, no pagination).278- `collaborationMode/list` - list collaboration mode presets (experimental, no pagination).

222- `skills/list` - list skills for one or more `cwd` values (supports `forceReload` and optional `perCwdExtraUserRoots`).279- `skills/list` - list skills for one or more `cwd` values (supports `forceReload` and optional `perCwdExtraUserRoots`).

223- `plugin/list` - list discovered plugin marketplaces and plugin state, including install/auth policy metadata.280- `skills/changed` (notify) - emitted when watched local skill files change.

224- `plugin/read` - read one plugin by marketplace path and plugin name, including bundled skills, apps, and MCP server names.281- `marketplace/add` - add a remote plugin marketplace and persist it into the user's marketplace config.

282- `marketplace/upgrade` - refresh a configured Git marketplace, or all configured Git marketplaces when you omit the marketplace name.

283- `plugin/list` - list discovered plugin marketplaces and plugin state, including install/auth policy metadata, marketplace load errors, featured plugin ids, and local, Git, or remote plugin source metadata.

284- `plugin/read` - read one plugin by marketplace path or remote marketplace name and plugin name, including bundled skills, apps, and MCP server names when those details are available.

285- `plugin/install` - install a plugin from a marketplace path or remote marketplace name.

286- `plugin/uninstall` - uninstall an installed plugin.

225- `app/list` - list available apps (connectors) with pagination plus accessibility/enabled metadata.287- `app/list` - list available apps (connectors) with pagination plus accessibility/enabled metadata.

226- `skills/config/write` - enable or disable skills by path.288- `skills/config/write` - enable or disable skills by path.

227- `mcpServer/oauth/login` - start an OAuth login for a configured MCP server; returns an authorization URL and emits `mcpServer/oauthLogin/completed` on completion.289- `mcpServer/oauth/login` - start an OAuth login for a configured MCP server; returns an authorization URL and emits `mcpServer/oauthLogin/completed` on completion.

228- `tool/requestUserInput` - prompt the user with 1-3 short questions for a tool call (experimental); questions can set `isOther` for a free-form option.290- `tool/requestUserInput` - prompt the user with 1-3 short questions for a tool call (experimental); questions can set `isOther` for a free-form option.

229- `config/mcpServer/reload` - reload MCP server configuration from disk and queue a refresh for loaded threads.291- `config/mcpServer/reload` - reload MCP server configuration from disk and queue a refresh for loaded threads.

230- `mcpServerStatus/list` - list MCP servers, tools, resources, and auth status (cursor + limit pagination).292- `mcpServerStatus/list` - list MCP servers, tools, resources, and auth status (cursor + limit pagination). Use `detail: "full"` for full data or `detail: "toolsAndAuthOnly"` to omit resources.

293- `mcpServer/resource/read` - read a single MCP resource through an initialized MCP server.

294- `mcpServer/tool/call` - call a tool on a thread's configured MCP server.

295- `mcpServer/startupStatus/updated` (notify) - emitted when a configured MCP server's startup status changes for a loaded thread.

231- `windowsSandbox/setupStart` - start Windows sandbox setup for `elevated` or `unelevated` mode; returns quickly and later emits `windowsSandbox/setupCompleted`.296- `windowsSandbox/setupStart` - start Windows sandbox setup for `elevated` or `unelevated` mode; returns quickly and later emits `windowsSandbox/setupCompleted`.

232- `feedback/upload` - submit a feedback report (classification + optional reason/logs + conversation id, plus optional `extraLogFiles` attachments).297- `feedback/upload` - submit a feedback report (classification + optional reason/logs + conversation id, plus optional `extraLogFiles` attachments).

233- `config/read` - fetch the effective configuration on disk after resolving configuration layering.298- `config/read` - fetch the effective configuration on disk after resolving configuration layering.

234- `externalAgentConfig/detect` - detect migratable external-agent artifacts with `includeHome` and optional `cwds`; each detected item includes `cwd` (`null` for home).299- `externalAgentConfig/detect` - detect external-agent artifacts that can be migrated with `includeHome` and optional `cwds`; each detected item includes `cwd` (`null` for home).

235- `externalAgentConfig/import` - apply selected external-agent migration items by passing explicit `migrationItems` with `cwd` (`null` for home).300- `externalAgentConfig/import` - apply selected external-agent migration items by passing explicit `migrationItems` with `cwd` (`null` for home). Supported item types include config, skills, `AGENTS.md`, plugins, MCP server config, subagents, hooks, commands, and sessions; plugin imports emit `externalAgentConfig/import/completed`.

236- `config/value/write` - write a single configuration key/value to the user's `config.toml` on disk.301- `config/value/write` - write a single configuration key/value to the user's `config.toml` on disk.

237- `config/batchWrite` - apply configuration edits atomically to the user's `config.toml` on disk.302- `config/batchWrite` - apply configuration edits atomically to the user's `config.toml` on disk.

238- `configRequirements/read` - fetch requirements from `requirements.toml` and/or MDM, including allow-lists, pinned `featureRequirements`, and residency/network requirements (or `null` if you haven't set any up).303- `configRequirements/read` - fetch requirements from `requirements.toml` and/or MDM, including allow-lists, pinned `featureRequirements`, and residency/network requirements (or `null` if you haven't set any up).

239- `fs/readFile`, `fs/writeFile`, `fs/createDirectory`, `fs/getMetadata`, `fs/readDirectory`, `fs/remove`, and `fs/copy` - operate on absolute filesystem paths through the app-server v2 filesystem API.304- `fs/readFile`, `fs/writeFile`, `fs/createDirectory`, `fs/getMetadata`, `fs/readDirectory`, `fs/remove`, `fs/copy`, `fs/watch`, `fs/unwatch`, and `fs/changed` (notify) - operate on absolute filesystem paths through the app-server v2 filesystem API.

305 

306Plugin summaries include a `source` union. Local plugins return

307`{ "type": "local", "path": ... }`, Git-backed marketplace entries return

308`{ "type": "git", "url": ..., "path": ..., "refName": ..., "sha": ... }`,

309and remote catalog entries return `{ "type": "remote" }`. For remote-only

310catalog entries, `PluginMarketplaceEntry.path` can be `null`; pass

311`remoteMarketplaceName` instead of `marketplacePath` when reading or installing

312those plugins.

240 313 

241## Models314## Models

242 315 

305## Threads378## Threads

306 379 

307- `thread/read` reads a stored thread without subscribing to it; set `includeTurns` to include turns.380- `thread/read` reads a stored thread without subscribing to it; set `includeTurns` to include turns.

308- `thread/list` supports cursor pagination plus `modelProviders`, `sourceKinds`, `archived`, and `cwd` filtering.381- `thread/turns/list` pages through a stored thread's turn history without

382 resuming it. Use `itemsView` to choose whether turn items are omitted,

383 summarized, or fully loaded.

384- `thread/list` supports cursor pagination plus `modelProviders`, `sourceKinds`, `archived`, `cwd`, and `searchTerm` filtering.

309- `thread/loaded/list` returns the thread IDs currently in memory.385- `thread/loaded/list` returns the thread IDs currently in memory.

310- `thread/archive` moves the thread's persisted JSONL log into the archived directory.386- `thread/archive` moves the thread's persisted JSONL log into the archived directory.

311- `thread/unsubscribe` unsubscribes the current connection from a loaded thread and can trigger `thread/closed`.387- `thread/metadata/update` patches stored thread metadata, currently including persisted `gitInfo`.

388- `thread/unsubscribe` unsubscribes the current connection from a loaded thread and can trigger `thread/closed` after an inactivity grace period.

312- `thread/unarchive` restores an archived thread rollout back into the active sessions directory.389- `thread/unarchive` restores an archived thread rollout back into the active sessions directory.

313- `thread/compact/start` triggers compaction and returns `{}` immediately.390- `thread/compact/start` triggers compaction and returns `{}` immediately.

314- `thread/rollback` drops the last N turns from the in-memory context and records a rollback marker in the thread's persisted JSONL log.391- `thread/rollback` drops the last N turns from the in-memory context and records a rollback marker in the thread's persisted JSONL log.

392- `thread/inject_items` appends raw Responses API items to a loaded thread's model-visible history without starting a user turn.

315 393 

316### Start or resume a thread394### Start or resume a thread

317 395 

329{ "id": 10, "result": {407{ "id": 10, "result": {

330 "thread": {408 "thread": {

331 "id": "thr_123",409 "id": "thr_123",

410 "sessionId": "thr_123",

332 "preview": "",411 "preview": "",

333 "ephemeral": false,412 "ephemeral": false,

334 "modelProvider": "openai",413 "modelProvider": "openai",

340 419 

341`serviceName` is optional. Set it when you want app-server to tag thread-level metrics with your integration's service name.420`serviceName` is optional. Set it when you want app-server to tag thread-level metrics with your integration's service name.

342 421 

422`thread.sessionId` identifies the current live session tree root. Root threads

423use their own thread id as the session id; forked threads keep the session id

424of the root they came from. Clients should read the session id from

425`thread.sessionId` instead of deriving it from the thread id.

426 

343To continue a stored session, call `thread/resume` with the `thread.id` you recorded earlier. The response shape matches `thread/start`. You can also pass the same configuration overrides supported by `thread/start`, such as `personality`:427To continue a stored session, call `thread/resume` with the `thread.id` you recorded earlier. The response shape matches `thread/start`. You can also pass the same configuration overrides supported by `thread/start`, such as `personality`:

344 428 

345```json429```json

358 442 

359If you resume with a different model than the one recorded in the rollout, Codex emits a warning and applies a one-time model-switch instruction on the next turn.443If you resume with a different model than the one recorded in the rollout, Codex emits a warning and applies a one-time model-switch instruction on the next turn.

360 444 

445### Manage a thread goal

446 

447`thread/goal/set`, `thread/goal/get`, and `thread/goal/clear` are experimental

448and require `capabilities.experimentalApi = true` plus the `goals` feature. Use

449them for the same persisted goal state surfaced by `/goal` in the TUI.

450 

451```json

452{ "method": "thread/goal/set", "id": 13, "params": {

453 "threadId": "thr_123",

454 "objective": "Finish the migration and keep tests green",

455 "status": "active",

456 "tokenBudget": 40000

457} }

458{ "id": 13, "result": { "goal": {

459 "threadId": "thr_123",

460 "objective": "Finish the migration and keep tests green",

461 "status": "active",

462 "tokenBudget": 40000,

463 "tokensUsed": 0,

464 "timeUsedSeconds": 0

465} } }

466{ "method": "thread/goal/updated", "params": {

467 "threadId": "thr_123",

468 "goal": {

469 "threadId": "thr_123",

470 "objective": "Finish the migration and keep tests green",

471 "status": "active",

472 "tokenBudget": 40000,

473 "tokensUsed": 0,

474 "timeUsedSeconds": 0

475 }

476} }

477```

478 

479Goal objectives must be non-empty and at most 4,000 characters. Supplying a new

480objective replaces the goal and resets usage accounting. Supplying the current

481non-terminal objective, or omitting `objective`, updates status or token budget

482while preserving usage history.

483 

361To branch from a stored session, call `thread/fork` with the `thread.id`. This creates a new thread id and emits a `thread/started` notification for it:484To branch from a stored session, call `thread/fork` with the `thread.id`. This creates a new thread id and emits a `thread/started` notification for it:

362 485 

363```json486```json

364{ "method": "thread/fork", "id": 12, "params": { "threadId": "thr_123" } }487{ "method": "thread/fork", "id": 12, "params": { "threadId": "thr_123" } }

365{ "id": 12, "result": { "thread": { "id": "thr_456" } } }488{ "id": 12, "result": { "thread": { "id": "thr_456", "sessionId": "thr_123", "forkedFromId": "thr_123" } } }

366{ "method": "thread/started", "params": { "thread": { "id": "thr_456" } } }489{ "method": "thread/started", "params": { "thread": { "id": "thr_456" } } }

367```490```

368 491 

382 505 

383Unlike `thread/resume`, `thread/read` doesn't load the thread into memory or emit `thread/started`.506Unlike `thread/resume`, `thread/read` doesn't load the thread into memory or emit `thread/started`.

384 507 

508### List thread turns

509 

510Use `thread/turns/list` to page a stored thread's turn history without resuming it. Results default to newest-first so clients can fetch older turns with `nextCursor`. The response also includes `backwardsCursor`; pass it as `cursor` with `sortDirection: "asc"` to fetch turns newer than the first item from the earlier page.

511 

512`itemsView` controls how much turn-item data the response includes:

513 

514- `notLoaded` omits items.

515- `summary` returns summarized item data and is the default when omitted.

516- `full` returns full item data.

517 

518```json

519{ "method": "thread/turns/list", "id": 20, "params": {

520 "threadId": "thr_123",

521 "limit": 50,

522 "sortDirection": "desc",

523 "itemsView": "summary"

524} }

525{ "id": 20, "result": {

526 "data": [],

527 "nextCursor": "older-turns-cursor-or-null",

528 "backwardsCursor": "newer-turns-cursor-or-null"

529} }

530```

531 

532`thread/turns/items/list` is reserved for paged turn-item loading, but the

533current server returns an unsupported-method error.

534 

385### List threads (with pagination & filters)535### List threads (with pagination & filters)

386 536 

387`thread/list` lets you render a history UI. Results default to newest-first by `createdAt`. Filters apply before pagination. Pass any combination of:537`thread/list` lets you render a history UI. Results default to newest-first by `createdAt`. Filters apply before pagination. Pass any combination of:

393- `sourceKinds` - restrict results to specific thread sources. When omitted or `[]`, the server defaults to interactive sources only: `cli` and `vscode`.543- `sourceKinds` - restrict results to specific thread sources. When omitted or `[]`, the server defaults to interactive sources only: `cli` and `vscode`.

394- `archived` - when `true`, list archived threads only. When `false` or omitted, list non-archived threads (default).544- `archived` - when `true`, list archived threads only. When `false` or omitted, list non-archived threads (default).

395- `cwd` - restrict results to threads whose session current working directory exactly matches this path.545- `cwd` - restrict results to threads whose session current working directory exactly matches this path.

546- `searchTerm` - search stored thread summaries and metadata before pagination.

396 547 

397`sourceKinds` accepts the following values:548`sourceKinds` accepts the following values:

398 549 

426 577 

427When `nextCursor` is `null`, you have reached the final page.578When `nextCursor` is `null`, you have reached the final page.

428 579 

580### Update stored thread metadata

581 

582Use `thread/metadata/update` to patch stored thread metadata without resuming the thread. Today this supports persisted `gitInfo`; omitted fields are left unchanged, and explicit `null` clears a stored value.

583 

584```json

585{ "method": "thread/metadata/update", "id": 21, "params": {

586 "threadId": "thr_123",

587 "gitInfo": { "branch": "feature/sidebar-pr" }

588} }

589{ "id": 21, "result": {

590 "thread": {

591 "id": "thr_123",

592 "gitInfo": { "sha": null, "branch": "feature/sidebar-pr", "originUrl": null }

593 }

594} }

595```

596 

429### Track thread status changes597### Track thread status changes

430 598 

431`thread/status/changed` is emitted whenever a loaded thread's runtime status changes. The payload includes `threadId` and the new `status`.599`thread/status/changed` is emitted whenever a loaded thread's runtime status changes. The payload includes `threadId` and the new `status`.

454`thread/unsubscribe` removes the current connection's subscription to a thread. The response status is one of:622`thread/unsubscribe` removes the current connection's subscription to a thread. The response status is one of:

455 623 

456- `unsubscribed` when the connection was subscribed and is now removed.624- `unsubscribed` when the connection was subscribed and is now removed.

457- `notSubscribed` when the connection was not subscribed to that thread.625- `notSubscribed` when the connection wasn't subscribed to that thread.

458- `notLoaded` when the thread is not loaded.626- `notLoaded` when the thread isn't loaded.

459 627 

460If this was the last subscriber, the server unloads the thread and emits a `thread/status/changed` transition to `notLoaded` plus `thread/closed`.628If this was the last subscriber, the server keeps the thread loaded until it has no subscribers and no thread activity for 30 minutes. When the grace period expires, app-server unloads the thread and emits a `thread/status/changed` transition to `notLoaded` plus `thread/closed`.

461 629 

462```json630```json

463{ "method": "thread/unsubscribe", "id": 22, "params": { "threadId": "thr_123" } }631{ "method": "thread/unsubscribe", "id": 22, "params": { "threadId": "thr_123" } }

464{ "id": 22, "result": { "status": "unsubscribed" } }632{ "id": 22, "result": { "status": "unsubscribed" } }

633```

634 

635If the thread later expires:

636 

637```json

465{ "method": "thread/status/changed", "params": {638{ "method": "thread/status/changed", "params": {

466 "threadId": "thr_123",639 "threadId": "thr_123",

467 "status": { "type": "notLoaded" }640 "status": { "type": "notLoaded" }

502{ "id": 25, "result": {} }675{ "id": 25, "result": {} }

503```676```

504 677 

678### Run a thread shell command

679 

680Use `thread/shellCommand` for user-initiated shell commands that belong to a thread. The request returns immediately with `{}` while progress streams through standard `turn/*` and `item/*` notifications.

681 

682This API runs outside the sandbox with full access and doesn't inherit the thread sandbox policy. Clients should expose it only for explicit user-initiated commands.

683 

684If the thread already has an active turn, the command runs as an auxiliary action on that turn and its formatted output is injected into the turn's message stream. If the thread is idle, app-server starts a standalone turn for the shell command.

685 

686```json

687{ "method": "thread/shellCommand", "id": 26, "params": { "threadId": "thr_b", "command": "git status --short" } }

688{ "id": 26, "result": {} }

689```

690 

691### Clean background terminals

692 

693Use `thread/backgroundTerminals/clean` to stop all running background terminals associated with a thread. This method is experimental and requires `capabilities.experimentalApi = true`.

694 

695```json

696{ "method": "thread/backgroundTerminals/clean", "id": 27, "params": { "threadId": "thr_b" } }

697{ "id": 27, "result": {} }

698```

699 

505### Roll back recent turns700### Roll back recent turns

506 701 

507Use `thread/rollback` to remove the last `numTurns` entries from the in-memory context and persist a rollback marker in the rollout log. The returned `thread` includes `turns` populated after the rollback.702Use `thread/rollback` to remove the last `numTurns` entries from the in-memory context and persist a rollback marker in the rollout log. The returned `thread` includes `turns` populated after the rollback.

508 703 

509```json704```json

510{ "method": "thread/rollback", "id": 26, "params": { "threadId": "thr_b", "numTurns": 1 } }705{ "method": "thread/rollback", "id": 28, "params": { "threadId": "thr_b", "numTurns": 1 } }

511{ "id": 26, "result": { "thread": { "id": "thr_b", "name": "Bug bash notes", "ephemeral": false } } }706{ "id": 28, "result": { "thread": { "id": "thr_b", "name": "Bug bash notes", "ephemeral": false } } }

512```707```

513 708 

514## Turns709## Turns

588{ "id": 30, "result": { "turn": { "id": "turn_456", "status": "inProgress", "items": [], "error": null } } }783{ "id": 30, "result": { "turn": { "id": "turn_456", "status": "inProgress", "items": [], "error": null } } }

589```784```

590 785 

786### Inject items into a thread

787 

788Use `thread/inject_items` to append prebuilt Responses API items to a loaded thread's prompt history without starting a user turn. These items are persisted to the rollout and included in subsequent model requests.

789 

790```json

791{ "method": "thread/inject_items", "id": 31, "params": {

792 "threadId": "thr_123",

793 "items": [

794 {

795 "type": "message",

796 "role": "assistant",

797 "content": [{ "type": "output_text", "text": "Previously computed context." }]

798 }

799 ]

800} }

801{ "id": 31, "result": {} }

802```

803 

591### Steer an active turn804### Steer an active turn

592 805 

593Use `turn/steer` to append more user input to the active in-flight turn.806Use `turn/steer` to append more user input to the active in-flight turn.

696 909 

697Use this notification to render the reviewer output in your client.910Use this notification to render the reviewer output in your client.

698 911 

912## Process execution

913 

914`process/*` is an experimental, explicit process-control API. It requires

915`capabilities.experimentalApi = true` and runs outside Codex's sandbox. Use it

916only when your client intentionally exposes local process control without a

917sandbox.

918 

919Start a process with `process/spawn` and provide a `processHandle`, then use

920that handle for stdin, resize, and kill requests. Output streams through

921`process/outputDelta` notifications and completion streams through

922`process/exited`.

923 

924```json

925{ "method": "process/spawn", "id": 48, "params": {

926 "command": ["python3", "-m", "pytest", "-q"],

927 "processHandle": "pytest-1",

928 "cwd": "/Users/me/project",

929 "tty": true

930} }

931{ "id": 48, "result": {} }

932{ "method": "process/outputDelta", "params": {

933 "processHandle": "pytest-1",

934 "stream": "stdout",

935 "deltaBase64": "Li4u"

936} }

937{ "method": "process/exited", "params": {

938 "processHandle": "pytest-1",

939 "exitCode": 0

940} }

941```

942 

943Use `process/writeStdin` with `deltaBase64`, `closeStdin`, or both to send

944input. Use `process/resizePty` for PTY resize events and `process/kill` to

945terminate a running process.

946 

699## Command execution947## Command execution

700 948 

701`command/exec` runs a single command (`argv` array) under the server sandbox without creating a thread.949`command/exec` runs a single command (`argv` array) under the server sandbox without creating a thread.

769- `elevated` - run the elevated Windows sandbox setup path.1017- `elevated` - run the elevated Windows sandbox setup path.

770- `unelevated` - run the legacy setup/preflight path.1018- `unelevated` - run the legacy setup/preflight path.

771 1019 

1020## Filesystem

1021 

1022The v2 filesystem APIs operate on absolute paths. Use `fs/watch` when a client needs to invalidate UI state after a file or directory changes.

1023 

1024```json

1025{ "method": "fs/watch", "id": 54, "params": {

1026 "watchId": "0195ec6b-1d6f-7c2e-8c7a-56f2c4a8b9d1",

1027 "path": "/Users/me/project/.git/HEAD"

1028} }

1029{ "id": 54, "result": { "path": "/Users/me/project/.git/HEAD" } }

1030{ "method": "fs/changed", "params": {

1031 "watchId": "0195ec6b-1d6f-7c2e-8c7a-56f2c4a8b9d1",

1032 "changedPaths": ["/Users/me/project/.git/HEAD"]

1033} }

1034{ "method": "fs/unwatch", "id": 55, "params": {

1035 "watchId": "0195ec6b-1d6f-7c2e-8c7a-56f2c4a8b9d1"

1036} }

1037{ "id": 55, "result": {} }

1038```

1039 

1040Watching a file emits `fs/changed` for that file path, including updates delivered by replace or rename operations.

1041 

772## Events1042## Events

773 1043 

774Event notifications are the server-initiated stream for thread lifecycles, turn lifecycles, and the items within them. After you start or resume a thread, keep reading the active transport stream for `thread/started`, `thread/archived`, `thread/unarchived`, `thread/closed`, `thread/status/changed`, `turn/*`, `item/*`, and `serverRequest/resolved` notifications.1044Event notifications are the server-initiated stream for thread lifecycles, turn lifecycles, and the items within them. After you start or resume a thread, keep reading the active transport stream for `thread/started`, `thread/archived`, `thread/unarchived`, `thread/closed`, `thread/status/changed`, `turn/*`, `item/*`, and `serverRequest/resolved` notifications.

839- `item/reasoning/summaryPartAdded` - marks a boundary between reasoning summary sections.1109- `item/reasoning/summaryPartAdded` - marks a boundary between reasoning summary sections.

840- `item/reasoning/textDelta` - streams raw reasoning text (when supported by the model).1110- `item/reasoning/textDelta` - streams raw reasoning text (when supported by the model).

841- `item/commandExecution/outputDelta` - streams stdout/stderr for a command; append deltas in order.1111- `item/commandExecution/outputDelta` - streams stdout/stderr for a command; append deltas in order.

842- `item/fileChange/outputDelta` - contains the tool call response of the underlying `apply_patch` tool call.1112- `item/fileChange/outputDelta` - deprecated compatibility notification for legacy `apply_patch` text output. Current app-server versions no longer emit it; use `fileChange` items and `turn/diff/updated` instead.

843 1113 

844## Errors1114## Errors

845 1115 

898 1169 

899`dynamicTools` on `thread/start` and the corresponding `item/tool/call` request or response flow are experimental APIs.1170`dynamicTools` on `thread/start` and the corresponding `item/tool/call` request or response flow are experimental APIs.

900 1171 

1172Dynamic tool names and namespace names must follow Responses API naming

1173constraints. Avoid reserved namespace names used by built-in Codex tools.

1174 

901When a dynamic tool is invoked during a turn, app-server emits:1175When a dynamic tool is invoked during a turn, app-server emits:

902 1176 

9031. `item/started` with `item.type = "dynamicToolCall"`, `status = "inProgress"`, plus `tool` and `arguments`.11771. `item/started` with `item.type = "dynamicToolCall"`, `status = "inProgress"`, plus `tool` and `arguments`.

989} }1263} }

990```1264```

991 1265 

1266The server also emits `skills/changed` notifications when watched local skill files change. Treat this as an invalidation signal and rerun `skills/list` with your current params when needed.

1267 

992To enable or disable a skill by path:1268To enable or disable a skill by path:

993 1269 

994```json1270```json

1155 1431 

1156### Detect and import external agent config1432### Detect and import external agent config

1157 1433 

1158Use `externalAgentConfig/detect` to discover migratable external-agent artifacts, then pass the selected entries to `externalAgentConfig/import`.1434Use `externalAgentConfig/detect` to discover external-agent artifacts that can be migrated, then pass the selected entries to `externalAgentConfig/import`.

1159 1435 

1160Detection example:1436Detection example:

1161 1437 

1195{ "id": 64, "result": {} }1471{ "id": 64, "result": {} }

1196```1472```

1197 1473 

1198Supported `itemType` values are `AGENTS_MD`, `CONFIG`, `SKILLS`, and `MCP_SERVER_CONFIG`. Detection returns only items that still have work to do. For example, AGENTS migration is skipped when `AGENTS.md` already exists and is non-empty, and skill imports do not overwrite existing skill directories.1474When a request includes plugin imports, the server emits `externalAgentConfig/import/completed` after the import finishes. This notification may arrive immediately after the response or after background remote imports complete.

1475 

1476Supported `itemType` values are `AGENTS_MD`, `CONFIG`, `SKILLS`, `PLUGINS`,

1477and `MCP_SERVER_CONFIG`. For `PLUGINS` items, `details.plugins` lists each

1478`marketplaceName` and the `pluginNames` Codex can try to migrate. Detection

1479returns only items that still have work to do. For example, Codex skips AGENTS

1480migration when `AGENTS.md` already exists and is non-empty, and skill imports

1481don't overwrite existing skill directories.

1482 

1483When detecting plugins from `.claude/settings.json`, Codex reads configured

1484marketplace sources from `extraKnownMarketplaces`. If `enabledPlugins` contains

1485plugins from `claude-plugins-official` but the marketplace source is missing,

1486Codex infers `anthropics/claude-plugins-official` as the source.

1199 1487 

1200## Auth endpoints1488## Auth endpoints

1201 1489 

1202The JSON-RPC auth/account surface exposes request/response methods plus server-initiated notifications (no `id`). Use these to determine auth state, start or cancel logins, logout, and inspect ChatGPT rate limits.1490The JSON-RPC auth/account surface exposes request/response methods plus server-initiated notifications (no `id`). Use these to determine auth state, start or cancel logins, logout, inspect ChatGPT rate limits, and notify workspace owners about depleted credits or usage limits.

1203 1491 

1204### Authentication modes1492### Authentication modes

1205 1493 

1206Codex supports three authentication modes. `account/updated.authMode` shows the active mode, and `account/read` also reports it.1494Codex supports these authentication modes. `account/updated.authMode` shows the active mode and includes the current ChatGPT `planType` when available. `account/read` also reports account and plan details.

1207 1495 

1208- **API key (`apikey`)** - the caller supplies an OpenAI API key and Codex stores it for API requests.1496- **API key (`apikey`)** - the caller supplies an OpenAI API key with `type: "apiKey"`, and Codex stores it for API requests.

1209- **ChatGPT managed (`chatgpt`)** - Codex owns the ChatGPT OAuth flow, persists tokens, and refreshes them automatically.1497- **ChatGPT managed (`chatgpt`)** - Codex owns the ChatGPT OAuth flow, persists tokens, and refreshes them automatically. Start with `type: "chatgpt"` for the browser flow or `type: "chatgptDeviceCode"` for the device-code flow.

1210- **ChatGPT external tokens (`chatgptAuthTokens`)** - a host app supplies `idToken` and `accessToken` directly. Codex stores these tokens in memory, and the host app must refresh them when asked.1498- **ChatGPT external tokens (`chatgptAuthTokens`)** - experimental and intended for host apps that already own the user's ChatGPT auth lifecycle. The host app supplies an `accessToken`, `chatgptAccountId`, and optional `chatgptPlanType` directly, and must refresh the token when asked.

1211 1499 

1212### API overview1500### API overview

1213 1501 

1214- `account/read` - fetch current account info; optionally refresh tokens.1502- `account/read` - fetch current account info; optionally refresh tokens.

1215- `account/login/start` - begin login (`apiKey`, `chatgpt`, or `chatgptAuthTokens`).1503- `account/login/start` - begin login (`apiKey`, `chatgpt`, `chatgptDeviceCode`, or experimental `chatgptAuthTokens`).

1216- `account/login/completed` (notify) - emitted when a login attempt finishes (success or error).1504- `account/login/completed` (notify) - emitted when a login attempt finishes (success or error).

1217- `account/login/cancel` - cancel a pending ChatGPT login by `loginId`.1505- `account/login/cancel` - cancel a pending managed ChatGPT login by `loginId`.

1218- `account/logout` - sign out; triggers `account/updated`.1506- `account/logout` - sign out; triggers `account/updated`.

1219- `account/updated` (notify) - emitted whenever auth mode changes (`authMode`: `apikey`, `chatgpt`, `chatgptAuthTokens`, or `null`).1507- `account/updated` (notify) - emitted whenever auth mode changes (`authMode`: `apikey`, `chatgpt`, `chatgptAuthTokens`, or `null`) and includes `planType` when available.

1220- `account/chatgptAuthTokens/refresh` (server request) - request fresh externally managed ChatGPT tokens after an authorization error.1508- `account/chatgptAuthTokens/refresh` (server request) - request fresh externally managed ChatGPT tokens after an authorization error.

1221- `account/rateLimits/read` - fetch ChatGPT rate limits.1509- `account/rateLimits/read` - fetch ChatGPT rate limits.

1222- `account/rateLimits/updated` (notify) - emitted whenever a user's ChatGPT rate limits change.1510- `account/rateLimits/updated` (notify) - emitted whenever a user's ChatGPT rate limits change.

1511- `account/sendAddCreditsNudgeEmail` - ask ChatGPT to email a workspace owner about depleted credits or a reached usage limit.

1223- `mcpServer/oauthLogin/completed` (notify) - emitted after a `mcpServer/oauth/login` flow finishes; payload includes `{ name, success, error? }`.1512- `mcpServer/oauthLogin/completed` (notify) - emitted after a `mcpServer/oauth/login` flow finishes; payload includes `{ name, success, error? }`.

1513- `mcpServer/startupStatus/updated` (notify) - emitted when a configured MCP server's startup status changes for a loaded thread; payload includes `{ name, status, error }`.

1224 1514 

1225### 1) Check auth state1515### 1) Check auth state

1226 1516 

1292 ```1584 ```

1293 1585 

1294 ```json1586 ```json

1295 { "method": "account/updated", "params": { "authMode": "apikey" } }1587 {

1588 "method": "account/updated",

1589 "params": { "authMode": "apikey", "planType": null }

1590 }

1296 ```1591 ```

1297 1592 

1298### 3) Log in with ChatGPT (browser flow)1593### 3) Log in with ChatGPT (browser flow)

1324 ```1620 ```

1325 1621 

1326 ```json1622 ```json

1327 { "method": "account/updated", "params": { "authMode": "chatgpt" } }1623 {

1624 "method": "account/updated",

1625 "params": { "authMode": "chatgpt", "planType": "plus" }

1626 }

1627 ```

1628 

1629### 3b) Log in with ChatGPT (device-code flow)

1630 

1631Use this flow when your client owns the sign-in ceremony or when a browser callback is brittle.

1632 

16331. Start:

1634 

1635 ```json

1636 {

1637 "method": "account/login/start",

1638 "id": 4,

1639 "params": { "type": "chatgptDeviceCode" }

1640 }

1641 ```

1642 

1643 ```json

1644 {

1645 "id": 4,

1646 "result": {

1647 "type": "chatgptDeviceCode",

1648 "loginId": "<uuid>",

1649 "verificationUrl": "https://auth.openai.com/codex/device",

1650 "userCode": "ABCD-1234"

1651 }

1652 }

1653 ```

1654 

16552. Show `verificationUrl` and `userCode` to the user; the frontend owns the UX.

16563. Wait for notifications:

1657 

1658 ```json

1659 {

1660 "method": "account/login/completed",

1661 "params": { "loginId": "<uuid>", "success": true, "error": null }

1662 }

1663 ```

1664 

1665 ```json

1666 {

1667 "method": "account/updated",

1668 "params": { "authMode": "chatgpt", "planType": "plus" }

1669 }

1328 ```1670 ```

1329 1671 

1330### 3b) Log in with externally managed ChatGPT tokens (`chatgptAuthTokens`)1672### 3c) Log in with externally managed ChatGPT tokens (`chatgptAuthTokens`)

1331 1673 

1332Use this mode when a host application owns the user’s ChatGPT auth lifecycle and supplies tokens directly.1674Use this experimental mode only when a host application owns the user's ChatGPT auth lifecycle and supplies tokens directly. Clients must set `capabilities.experimentalApi = true` during `initialize` before using this login type.

1333 1675 

13341. Send:16761. Send:

1335 1677 

1339 "id": 7,1681 "id": 7,

1340 "params": {1682 "params": {

1341 "type": "chatgptAuthTokens",1683 "type": "chatgptAuthTokens",

1342 "idToken": "<jwt>",1684 "accessToken": "<jwt>",

1343 "accessToken": "<jwt>"1685 "chatgptAccountId": "org-123",

1686 "chatgptPlanType": "business"

1344 }1687 }

1345 }1688 }

1346 ```1689 ```

1361 ```json1706 ```json

1362 {1707 {

1363 "method": "account/updated",1708 "method": "account/updated",

1364 "params": { "authMode": "chatgptAuthTokens" }1709 "params": { "authMode": "chatgptAuthTokens", "planType": "business" }

1365 }1710 }

1366 ```1711 ```

1367 1712 

1373 "id": 8,1718 "id": 8,

1374 "params": { "reason": "unauthorized", "previousAccountId": "org-123" }1719 "params": { "reason": "unauthorized", "previousAccountId": "org-123" }

1375}1720}

1376{ "id": 8, "result": { "idToken": "<jwt>", "accessToken": "<jwt>" } }1721{ "id": 8, "result": { "accessToken": "<jwt>", "chatgptAccountId": "org-123", "chatgptPlanType": "business" } }

1377```1722```

1378 1723 

1379The server retries the original request after a successful refresh response. Requests time out after about 10 seconds.1724The server retries the original request after a successful refresh response. Requests time out after about 10 seconds.

1390```json1735```json

1391{ "method": "account/logout", "id": 5 }1736{ "method": "account/logout", "id": 5 }

1392{ "id": 5, "result": {} }1737{ "id": 5, "result": {} }

1393{ "method": "account/updated", "params": { "authMode": null } }1738{ "method": "account/updated", "params": { "authMode": null, "planType": null } }

1394```1739```

1395 1740 

1396### 6) Rate limits (ChatGPT)1741### 6) Rate limits (ChatGPT)

1402 "limitId": "codex",1747 "limitId": "codex",

1403 "limitName": null,1748 "limitName": null,

1404 "primary": { "usedPercent": 25, "windowDurationMins": 15, "resetsAt": 1730947200 },1749 "primary": { "usedPercent": 25, "windowDurationMins": 15, "resetsAt": 1730947200 },

1405 "secondary": null1750 "secondary": null,

1751 "rateLimitReachedType": null

1406 },1752 },

1407 "rateLimitsByLimitId": {1753 "rateLimitsByLimitId": {

1408 "codex": {1754 "codex": {

1409 "limitId": "codex",1755 "limitId": "codex",

1410 "limitName": null,1756 "limitName": null,

1411 "primary": { "usedPercent": 25, "windowDurationMins": 15, "resetsAt": 1730947200 },1757 "primary": { "usedPercent": 25, "windowDurationMins": 15, "resetsAt": 1730947200 },

1412 "secondary": null1758 "secondary": null,

1759 "rateLimitReachedType": null

1413 },1760 },

1414 "codex_other": {1761 "codex_other": {

1415 "limitId": "codex_other",1762 "limitId": "codex_other",

1416 "limitName": "codex_other",1763 "limitName": "codex_other",

1417 "primary": { "usedPercent": 42, "windowDurationMins": 60, "resetsAt": 1730950800 },1764 "primary": { "usedPercent": 42, "windowDurationMins": 60, "resetsAt": 1730950800 },

1418 "secondary": null1765 "secondary": null,

1766 "rateLimitReachedType": null

1419 }1767 }

1420 }1768 }

1421} }1769} }

1436- `usedPercent` is current usage within the quota window.1784- `usedPercent` is current usage within the quota window.

1437- `windowDurationMins` is the quota window length.1785- `windowDurationMins` is the quota window length.

1438- `resetsAt` is a Unix timestamp (seconds) for the next reset.1786- `resetsAt` is a Unix timestamp (seconds) for the next reset.

1787- `planType` is included when the server returns the ChatGPT plan associated with a bucket.

1788- `credits` is included when the server returns remaining workspace credit details.

1789- `rateLimitReachedType` identifies the server-classified limit state when one has been reached.

1790 

1791### 7) Notify a workspace owner about a limit

1792 

1793Use `account/sendAddCreditsNudgeEmail` to ask ChatGPT to email a workspace owner when credits are depleted or a usage limit has been reached.

1794 

1795```json

1796{ "method": "account/sendAddCreditsNudgeEmail", "id": 7, "params": { "creditType": "credits" } }

1797{ "id": 7, "result": { "status": "sent" } }

1798```

1799 

1800Use `creditType: "credits"` when workspace credits are depleted, or `creditType: "usage_limit"` when the workspace usage limit has been reached. If the owner was already notified recently, the response status is `cooldown_active`.