feat(chatgpt): route Codex traffic through a ChatGPT subscription - #718
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Adds a `chatgpt` provider that calls the Codex backend behind a ChatGPT plan, so Codex can run through GoModel while staying billed to the subscription instead of an OpenAI Platform key. The upstream speaks a narrow Responses dialect: streaming only, `store: false`, and a strict parameter allowlist that rejects temperature, top_p, max_output_tokens, previous_response_id, truncation, metadata, user, and service_tier. The provider builds the body from an explicit allowlist, wraps string inputs in the required message list, and collapses the upstream stream for non-streaming callers, so the gateway's OpenAI-compatible surface is unchanged.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded a ChatGPT subscription provider backed by the Codex Responses API. The provider supports token authentication, model listing, request adaptation, streaming, response collapsing, configuration, factory registration, tests, and documentation. ChangesChatGPT provider
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds ChatGPT subscription routing, but its documentation currently presents an August 31, 2026 retirement as completed and may provide incorrect metadata for some supported models. These are bounded documentation/configuration risks, so the change is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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Client->>ChatGPTProvider: Send Responses request
ChatGPTProvider->>ChatGPTProvider: Normalize input and add authentication headers
ChatGPTProvider->>CodexBackend: POST /responses with stream=true and store=false
CodexBackend-->>ChatGPTProvider: Return Responses SSE events
ChatGPTProvider-->>Client: Stream or collapse the response
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In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go`:
- Around line 27-31: Remove gpt-5.4 from defaultModels in
internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go and replace it with a currently supported
Codex model. Update the CHATGPT_MODELS example in docs/providers/chatgpt.mdx
consistently; both sites require the same replacement.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/providers/chatgpt.mdx` around lines 47 - 49: The
documentation and configuration examples must match the updated runtime
inventory.
In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/stream.go`:
- Around line 38-55: Update collapseResponsesStream in
internal/providers/chatgpt/stream.go to return a provider error when an error
event or premature EOF occurs, and only return a response after
response.completed or response.failed; do not treat response.created or another
incomplete envelope as successful. Add regression coverage in
internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt_test.go for both incomplete/error-stream
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Confidence Score: 4/5Not ready to merge until failed ChatGPT Responses events are translated into an error path. A local SSE upstream reproduced Files Needing Attention: internal/providers/chatgpt/stream.go
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Review follow-ups on the new provider. collapseResponsesStream kept the last envelope it saw, so a stream that ended early — a dropped connection, or an `error` event — was served to a non-streaming caller as an empty but successful response. Only the terminal lifecycle events now produce a response; anything else is an error. A terminal response.failed or response.incomplete stays a response, matching what the Responses API returns for a non-streaming call. Also drops gpt-5.4 from the default inventory: OpenAI withdraws it and gpt-5.4-mini from ChatGPT-authenticated Codex on 2026-08-31. gpt-5.6-terra and gpt-5.6-luna replace it, both verified against the live backend. The guide's inline `codex exec` example was missing the required provider `name` field.
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235-261: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert the default inventory with literals.
The
defaultscase usesdefaultModelsas both production data and expected data. It cannot detect an accidental inventory or ordering change. Use the four expected model IDs directly in this test.Proposed test change
- {name: "defaults", want: defaultModels}, + {name: "defaults", want: []string{ + "gpt-5.6-sol", "gpt-5.6-terra", "gpt-5.6-luna", "gpt-5.5", + }},As per coding guidelines,
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In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt_test.go`:
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TestResponses_TerminalFailureIsReturnedAsAResponse for a response.incomplete SSE
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In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go`:
- Around line 30-31: Update the model-availability wording to use future tense
for the August 31, 2026 retirement: change the comment at
internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go lines 30-31 to state that gpt-5.4 and
gpt-5.4-mini will be withdrawn, and update docs/providers/chatgpt.mdx lines
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In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt_test.go`:
- Around line 235-261: Update the “defaults” case in TestListModels to specify
the four expected model IDs as a literal slice instead of reusing defaultModels,
while preserving the existing configured override case and response-order
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Use future tense for the August 31, 2026 retirement. August 31, 2026 is after the current review date, August 20, 2026.
internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go#L30-L31: state that the models will be withdrawn on August 31, 2026.docs/providers/chatgpt.mdx#L57-L61: state that the models will retire on August 31, 2026.
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In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go` around lines 30 - 31, Update the
model-availability wording to use future tense for the August 31, 2026
retirement: change the comment at internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt.go lines
30-31 to state that gpt-5.4 and gpt-5.4-mini will be withdrawn, and update
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Adds the missing case alongside response.failed, and renames the truncated-stream test so it is not confused with it: a stream that stops early is an error, while a response.incomplete event is a legitimate response. Also states the gpt-5.4 Codex retirement in the future tense — it takes effect on August 31, 2026.
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| // failed and incomplete are reported to the caller as a normal | ||
| // response whose status says so, matching what the Responses API | ||
| // returns for a non-streaming call. | ||
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…s 501 Found while exercising the provider across every gateway surface with curl. A bare string prompt was wrapped with core.ContentPart, which marshals to the Chat Completions shape and rewrote "input_text" to "text" on the wire. The Responses API spells input content "input_text", so the convenience path — the one the docs' curl example uses — sent a part the spec does not define. List inputs were unaffected; they pass through untouched. Chat completions and embeddings reported a capability gap as 400 invalid_request_error, which reads as "your request was malformed". They now return 501, matching the unsupported_response_operation shape the router already uses for provider capability gaps. Also documents that reported cost is not real spend: these model IDs exist on the OpenAI Platform too, so the registry prices flat-rate subscription traffic at API rates, which budgets and cost-based routing then act on.
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In `@internal/providers/chatgpt/chatgpt_test.go`:
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These model IDs also exist on the OpenAI Platform, so registry enrichment attaches their per-token prices and advertises modes: ["chat", "responses"] for a provider that answers 501 to chat completions. Declaring the models with explicit metadata corrects the /v1/models listing. It does not correct usage records: cost tracking resolves pricing separately from the metadata the registry serves, so budgets and cost-based routing still act on API-rate figures for flat-rate subscription traffic. Says so plainly rather than implying the override is a complete fix.
The 501 status was asserted but the code was not, leaving the programmatic half of the contract free to drift. Extracts the literal into a named constant so the provider and its test share one source.
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| The same collision makes `/v1/models` advertise `modes: ["chat", "responses"]` | ||
| for these models, though chat completions return 501 here. Declare the models | ||
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| chatgpt: | ||
| type: chatgpt | ||
| api_key: "${CHATGPT_API_KEY}" | ||
| models: | ||
| - id: gpt-5.6-sol | ||
| metadata: | ||
| modes: ["responses"] | ||
| pricing: | ||
| input_per_mtok: 0 | ||
| output_per_mtok: 0 | ||
| cached_input_per_mtok: 0 | ||
| ``` |
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Cover all four ChatGPT model IDs in the override example.
Metadata overrides match exact model IDs. The example updates only gpt-5.6-sol, so the other three retain registry modes and pricing. providers.<name>.models uses fallback by default and replaces the inventory only in allowlist mode or when discovery is unavailable or empty. Include all four entries or document this behavior.
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In `@docs/providers/chatgpt.mdx` around lines 91 - 108, Update the ChatGPT
provider override example to include explicit model entries for all four
affected ChatGPT model IDs, each with the intended responses-only modes and
pricing metadata; do not leave the other models dependent on registry defaults.
Source: Coding guidelines
… provider" The guide framed the integration as two modes, but steps 1-4 were identical for both and the "bring your own provider" tab only ever demonstrated OPENAI_API_KEY — it was the generic quickstart in a Codex-shaped wrapper. The two labels were also on different axes: one described billing, the other ownership, while both paths configure an ordinary GoModel provider. States the one real decision instead — which provider serves the model, and so what pays for it — and notes that everything downstream is the same either way. Also moves the DeepSeek section out from between steps 3 and 4 so the numbered walkthrough is contiguous, and keeps the env_key gotcha at the point where env_key is actually configured rather than repeating it three times.
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- A standalone Go reproduction started an httptest SSE upstream that emitted a response.failed terminal event and invoked the real chatgpt.Provider.Responses path. Both the initial provider implementation and current code returned errnil=true, a non-nil response with status=failed, upstream error details, and usagetotal=7. The focused existing response-failed provider test also passed, confirming the current implementation intentionally returns this result without an error. Because the non-streaming gateway emits HTTP 200 whenever the provider returns a nil error, failed upstream generations are reported as successful responses.
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Initial ChatGPT provider response.failed behavior
- The reproduction executed at the initial ChatGPT-provider commit and returned nil error, a failed response status, upstream error details, and seven total usage tokens.
Current ChatGPT provider response.failed behavior
- The same reproduction executed at current HEAD and returned the same nil-error failed response with preserved usage, showing the behavior remains present.
Targeted ChatGPT response.failed provider test
- The repository's focused response.failed test executed successfully against the current ChatGPT provider implementation, confirming its intended current contract.
The guide had grown while gaining the subscription path. Trims it back without losing coverage: - the provider table now links each option to its page, and "any other" to the providers overview, so the guide points at detail instead of restating it - the optional verification step keeps curl and links the Responses API reference for the Python and JavaScript forms, which were generic SDK usage rather than anything Codex-specific - that example no longer passes max_output_tokens: the chatgpt provider strips it, so on the subscription path it taught a cap that does not apply - the DeepSeek section defers its reasoning-effort and encrypted-reasoning detail to the pages that own it Net 38 lines shorter than before the subscription path was added.
The cost caveat had grown into the longest section on the page, with a config block that duplicates the escape hatch /advanced/model-metadata already documents. Links there instead. Corrects an overstatement while trimming: the wrong `modes` on GET /v1/models is cosmetic, since modes drive dashboard grouping rather than routing. Pricing is the part that matters, because it feeds cost tracking, budgets, and cost load balancing. Also names the 501 that chat completions and embeddings return, splits the gpt-5.4 retirement out of the model-rejection paragraph, and points the parameter table at the Responses compatibility matrix.
"Return an error" left the caller guessing; the status is the actionable part.
Declaring models to fix their metadata drops every model left out: with one of the four declared, GET /v1/models returns only that one. Says so where the metadata override is recommended.
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chatgptprovider so Codex can run through GoModel while staying billed to a ChatGPT plan instead of an OpenAI Platform key.Codex -> GoModel -> ChatGPT subscriptionUser-visible impact
One env var enables it — the provider is auto-discovered, no YAML needed:
CHATGPT_API_KEY=$(jq -r .tokens.access_token ~/.codex/auth.json)Serves
/v1/responsesonly (chat completions and embeddings return a clear error). Default modelsgpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.5, gpt-5.4, overridable withCHATGPT_MODELS.Provider-specific behavior
The Codex backend accepts a narrow Responses dialect, verified against the live endpoint:
streammust betrue,storemust befalseinputmust be a list, not a stringtemperature,top_p,max_output_tokens,previous_response_id,truncation,metadata,user,service_tier,top_logprobs, and any unknown fieldPer Postel's law the provider adapts rather than fails: the body is built from an explicit allowlist struct, string inputs are wrapped in the required message list, and a non-streaming
/v1/responsescall is served by streaming upstream and returning the final response object. The gateway's OpenAI-compatible surface is unchanged.The ChatGPT account ID is derived from the token's own JWT claim, so no second credential is needed.
Validation
codex execreturnedokthroughCodex CLI -> GoModel -> Codex backend, with Codex's real 11-field payload passing the backend's allowlist/v1/responsesboth verifiedchatgpt.combackend, requests carryingtemperature/max_output_tokens/string input returned429(quota) rather than400, confirming the adaptation upstream; the account's subscription quota was exhausted during testing, so a live200still needs a re-run after the resetDocs
New
providers/chatgptpage, rewritten Codex guide with subscription vs. bring-your-own-provider tabs, plus overview table, README,.env.template, andconfig.example.yaml.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation
Tests