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# CodexConnector
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CodexConnector is a credential-isolated transport daemon for Codex-compatible
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subscription inference. Epiphany and Ghostlight remain separate minds. They
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derive their own exact provider requests, execute their own tools, interpret
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their own results, and admit their own state.
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The connector owns one writable credential/refresh store, authenticated caller
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admission, bounded transport physiology, exact provider-request receipts, and
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redacted CultMesh health. It owns no prompt policy or decision authority.
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The current source establishes the v2 typed contract before adding the daemon.
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This is deliberate: the existing Yggdrasil connector already proves the
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process seam, but its single-caller, fixed-model, stateless, no-tools wire law
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cannot become the shared contract by inertia.
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## Contract invariant
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Each consumer internally derives an exact typed Codex provider request. The
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connector verifies and transports those exact bytes and returns a terminal
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receipt binding their SHA-256. A consumer-native request digest is carried for
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audit correlation; the connector does not interpret or rederive consumer-native
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cognition.
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Tool calls are typed output. The connector never executes them.
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