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The flaw

#2019 writes $CODEX_HOME/rules/agent-relay.rules, which allowed <probe> relay socket-request --socket <sock> with no prompt. Codex execpolicy rules match a command prefix, so everything after --socket <sock> was unconstrained. A relayed (untrusted) peer message could steer Codex into relay socket-request --socket <sock> --method PATCH --path /settings --body … or --method POST --path /register, and those ran outside the sandbox with no prompt.

Fix

New self-limiting probe subcommands. Each one fixes its own method and route, validates every other argument, and percent-encodes it into the query:

Command	Request
relay send --socket S (--to N | --address a@m | --channel C) [--reply-to ID] [--thread ID] [--body T]	POST /send
relay agents --socket S	GET /agents
relay whoami --socket S	GET /whoami
relay read --socket S <ref> (existing; refuses --dev)	GET /messages?ref=
relay fetch-attachment --socket S <file_id>	POST /attachments/fetch?file_id=
relay connect-send --socket S [--to N] [--body T]	POST /connect/send
relay subscribe-channel --socket S <channel> [--remove]	POST / DELETE /channels/subscribe?channel=

• Codex rules (SandboxRules) allow exactly those seven prefixes on this core's socket. There is no socket-request rule.
• Every hint uses the new commands: Codex/OpenCode/Grok macOS reply and agents lines, attachment fetch, channel-thread reply, Relay Connect reply, spawn report-back (no more printf | pipe), the channel stop line, the Windows preamble, and the Claude SessionStart preamble and joining text, which named curl and so asked in manual mode. The core's GET /setup/status now reports probe (the space-free link when it is in use), and the hook writes the commands through it, exactly as the rules name them; every_preamble_command_runs_under_claudes_and_codexs_rules checks each against both rule sets.
• Claude permission rules now allow the same subcommands (Bash(<probe> relay send --socket <s> *), …) instead of pinned socket-request paths. The stale rules an older core recorded are removed on upgrade (new test).
• socket-request stays for people and debugging, with no rule, so it always asks. Its allowlist now also takes /channels/subscribe?channel=.
• Validation: names and addresses take one word, with no whitespace, control characters or URL/quote characters. An address has exactly one @. Ids are plain tokens. --thread needs --channel, and --reply-to can't be combined with --channel. A body on a command that doesn't take one is refused. clap refuses a repeated --socket. A hint whose sender name would fail validation (for example one with a newline) gets no probe command, so peer text can't add lines to the hint.
• Upgrade: write_rules rewrites Agent Relay's own rules file and removes any other header-bearing agent-relay*.rules (an older build's), so no socket-request rule is left behind. Turn-off and uninstall still restore ~/.codex byte for byte (extended test).

Route enumeration (session socket: Outbound::handle + mobile_handoff_route)

"Before" means reachable with no prompt through the #2019 socket-request rule, as limited by the client allowlist. "After" means reachable through any allowed rule prefix.

Route	Before	After
POST /send	yes	yes (relay send)
GET /agents	yes	yes (relay agents)
GET /whoami	yes	yes (relay whoami)
GET /messages	yes	yes (relay read)
POST /attachments/fetch	yes	yes (relay fetch-attachment)
POST /connect/send	yes	yes (relay connect-send)
PATCH /settings	yes	no
GET /settings	yes	no
POST /register	yes	no
DELETE /register	yes	no
POST /integrations/subscribe	yes	no
DELETE /integrations/subscribe	yes	no
POST /connect/leave	yes	no
GET /connect/status	yes	no
GET /setup/status	yes	no
POST /connect/join	no	no
POST/DELETE /channels/subscribe	no	yes (relay subscribe-channel; joins or leaves one channel as this session)
POST /codex/stop-hook	no	no
POST /setup/sign-in, /setup/sharing, /setup/auto-activate, /setup/direct-delivery	no	no
POST/DELETE /webhooks	no	no
POST /claude/mobile-handoff/{poll,ack,result,permission}	no	no

(The old client allowlist also took DELETE /connect/join, which the router doesn't serve; it got a 404.)

Tests

• outbound::tests::session_routes_list_every_route_the_router_serves: reads the router's source (include_str!) and fails unless SESSION_ROUTES lists exactly the routes it serves, so a new route can't skip the enumeration.
• sandbox_rule_reach_tests::codex_rules_reach_only_their_own_routes (probe bin): for every rule prefix, parses about 37k suffixes through the real Cli: every 1–3-word combination of 33 hostile words (--method PATCH, --path /settings, --socket /other, --dev, a?x=1, ../register, --, …) plus a targeted attack per SESSION_ROUTE. Each suffix goes through the same session_command + request() path that run uses. It asserts the socket is the rule's, the route is that rule's own, and the query keys are allowed, and that each route in SESSION_ROUTES is reached iff it is intended. A mutation check (making agents send PATCH /settings) fails it.
• an_allowed_command_keeps_the_socket_its_rule_names: a repeated --socket and read --socket … --dev are refused.
• stop_hook::tests::codex_itself_allows_only_the_self_limiting_commands: runs the real codex execpolicy check (skipped when Codex isn't installed; it ran here with Codex 0.163). The seven commands are allow. socket-request on every route, another socket, relay settings and relay subscribe match nothing.
• an_older_cores_rules_are_replaced_on_upgrade (Codex, including stale -2/-3 copies, then byte-for-byte turn-off), an_older_cores_socket_request_rules_are_replaced_on_upgrade (Claude), session_cli validation and injection tests, plus the updated hint tests.
• cargo test --locked (default features) and --no-default-features --features production-binaries both pass locally, except two tests/history_flush.rs wall-clock deadline tests that fail on this machine (slow external volume). They're unrelated to this change; CI is the judge.

Live proof (isolated macOS env, real Codex 0.163 in its default sandbox)

I ran a variant of scripts/try-relay-init.sh:

• HOME, AGENT_RELAY_HOME, INSTALL_DIR, CODEX_HOME and the XDG dirs were under /tmp/crx, with AGENT_RELAY_CORE_SOCKET=$HOME/.agentworkforce/desktop/core.sock.
• The project was ~/crx-project. Only ~/.codex/auth.json was copied. Inherited RELAY_*/AGENT_RELAY_* variables were unset.
• AGENT_RELAY_PROBE_PATH pointed at this branch's probe (0.1.0-dev+1193cb7fb95e), with npx -y agent-relay@next.

1. DM injected, Codex listed agents and replied with no approval prompt. ✓ codex: DM injected and the reply reached alice, with no approval prompt. The pane shows • Ran <probe>… └ {"data":{"agents":[… and then • Ran <probe>… └ {"data":{"conversation_id":…,"from":"codex-crx-project-reply-ready"…. Only the new subcommands have rules, and step 2 shows anything else can't reach the socket from the sandbox.
2. socket-request … --method PATCH --path /settings from Codex is sandboxed. Codex ran it in the sandbox: Failed (exit 1) … Agent Relay's session socket is unavailable. codex execpolicy check against the written rules gives {"matchedRules":[]} for PATCH /settings and POST /register, and "decision":"allow" for relay send and relay agents.
3. Uninstall leaves ~/.codex clean. No hooks.json, backup, rules/ or trust entries remain; config.toml holds only the project trust the harness wrote and Codex's own TUI keys. /tmp/crx and ~/crx-project were removed, and only processes under /tmp/crx were stopped.

Coordination with #2029

#2029 adds a Codex session-start hint naming relay socket-request … --method GET --path /agents, … POST --path '/send?to=<name>' --body … and … GET --path /whoami. With this PR those prompt, so its text should name relay agents --socket <s>, relay send --socket <s> --to <name> --body '…' and relay whoami --socket <s>. I added relay whoami for that purpose. Whichever lands second updates its text. outbound::probe_session_command(socket, &SessionCommand::…, body) builds them.

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The probe adds six validated, fixed-route session commands. Codex and Claude permissions allow those commands on the configured session socket. Reply, attachment, agent-list, channel, and session-joining hints use the new command forms. Tests cover validation, permissions, route coverage, and rule upgrades.

Changes: Session command permissions and integrations

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Session command API and CLI wiring crates/probe/src/relay/session_cli.rs, crates/probe/src/probe/relay_commands.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/cli.rs, crates/probe/src/relay.rs	The probe adds typed commands for sending, listing agents, identifying the session, reading messages, fetching attachments, and sending to Connect rooms. It validates arguments, builds fixed-route requests, and supports body input through --body or standard input.
Codex sandbox rules and upgrades crates/probe/src/relay/codex/stop_hook.rs, crates/probe/src/probe/main.rs, docs/probe-move.md, crates/probe/docs/relay-core.md, CHANGELOG.md	Codex rules allow six session commands for the configured socket and leave socket-request outside the allowlist. Rule updates replace stale Agent Relay rules. Tests check command reachability and policy decisions.
Claude permissions and upgrades crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook/*, crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook/permissions.rs, crates/probe/docs/relay-core.md	Claude rules replace method-and-path socket-request permissions with six direct commands. Tests check allowed and rejected command forms and removal of old permissions during hook upgrades.
Session hint and reply command migration crates/probe/src/relay/outbound.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/outbound/channels.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/connect.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/hosted_mcp.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/spawn/report_back.rs, crates/probe/src/relay/message_pointer.rs, CHANGELOG.md, crates/probe/docs/relay-core.md	Reply, attachment, agent-list, channel, and session-joining hints use probe session commands in place of the corresponding socket requests. A route inventory test compares the declared routes with routes in the session routers.

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Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant RelayCLI as relay_commands::run
  participant SessionCLI as session_cli::run
  participant SessionSocket as Session socket
  RelayCLI->>SessionCLI: validated SessionCommand and socket
  SessionCLI->>SessionCLI: build fixed-route request
  SessionCLI->>SessionSocket: send request

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Possibly related PRs

• AgentWorkforce/relay#2019: Introduced the Codex sandbox rules that this change replaces.
• AgentWorkforce/relay#2021: Introduced Claude session-socket permissions that this change updates.
• AgentWorkforce/relay#1993: Introduced the native relay probe CLI that this change extends with session-scoped commands.

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Summary

Replaces broad socket-request permissions with commands that fix their own routes.

• Named session commands each reach a fixed Agent Relay route.
• Codex and Claude rules allow named session actions instead of general requests.
• Session hints use the fixed commands for replies and other socket actions.
• The general socket request also accepts channel subscribe routes.

Diagram

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart LR
  A[Session hint] --> B[Allowed probe command]
  B --> C[Check arguments and fix route]
  C --> D[Core session socket]
  D --> E[Identify calling session]
  E --> F[Run session-scoped request]
  G[socket-request] --> H[No automatic allow rule]

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59-59: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Shorten the Security entry to the impact-first style.

The entry has five sentences. It explains how the old rules worked, which is implementation backstory. The repository rule asks for one short bullet per user-visible change that names the command and its practical effect.

📝 Proposed shorter entry

-- The Agent Relay core's Codex sandbox rules (`~/.codex/rules/agent-relay.rules`) no longer let a relayed message get Codex to change core settings or registration with no prompt. The rules allowed `agent-relay-probe relay socket-request --socket <socket>` followed by any method and path, so `PATCH /settings` or `POST /register` ran unasked. They now allow only new self-limiting commands that each reach one route: `relay send`, `relay agents`, `relay whoami`, `relay read`, `relay fetch-attachment` and `relay connect-send`. Reply hints for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and Grok use these commands, the Claude permission rules allow the same ones, and an upgrade replaces the older rules. `relay socket-request` still works but always asks.
+- Codex sandbox rules (`~/.codex/rules/agent-relay.rules`) and Claude permission rules now allow only `relay send`, `agents`, `whoami`, `read`, `fetch-attachment` and `connect-send`, each limited to one route on the core's session socket. A relayed message can no longer get Codex to change settings or registration (`PATCH /settings`, `POST /register`) without a prompt. Reply hints use the same commands, and an upgrade replaces the older rules. `relay socket-request` still works but always asks.

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Shorten the Security changelog entry to focus on the user-visible impact: state
that the Codex sandbox and Claude permission rules restrict relayed commands,
preventing unprompted settings or registration changes. Remove the
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Minor · Do not gate Claude joining commands with probe_client(false). · session_hook.rs:230-250

crates/probe/src/relay/claude/session_hook.rs:230-250
Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Do not gate Claude joining commands with probe_client(false).

probe_client(false) is false on Linux and macOS, so joining emits curl commands even when the probe executable is available. Claude permissions allow the corresponding probe commands, not these curl commands. The joining flow can therefore require approval or fail.

Suggested fix

-    let (agents, whoami, send) = match crate::relay::outbound::probe_client(false)
-        .then(|| {
+    let (agents, whoami, send) = match (|| {
             use crate::relay::session_cli::{Recipient, SessionCommand};
             let send = SessionCommand::Send {
                 recipient: Recipient::To("<name>".into()),
@@
                 crate::relay::outbound::probe_session_command(socket, &send, Some("…"))?,
             ))
-        })
-        .flatten()
+        })()

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Remove the probe_client(false) gate from the joining flow so Claude generates
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