[codex] fail closed provider routing - #2704
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Summary
Provider routing now fails closed when a selected or inherited provider instance is unavailable instead of silently falling back to another provider. This covers manual routes, agent-inherited routes, empty eligible pools, Jules-unavailable contexts, and CLI-only contexts.
Root Cause
Manual and inherited provider selections were filtered out when the selected provider instance was disabled or otherwise ineligible, then routing continued through fallback logic that could pick another enabled provider. The dashboard then masked the resulting routing failure as a generic
Internal Server Errorbecause provider selection errors were plain unexpected errors.Changes
ProviderRoutingErrorand mapped it to a visible409dashboard/API response.Validation
All passed locally.
Risk / Rollback
Risk is limited to provider-selection behavior becoming stricter. Operators with disabled or unavailable selected providers will now see a clear routing error and must enable the selected provider instance or choose a different route. Rollback is the previous fallback behavior, but that can dispatch work through an unintended provider.