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Preserve Human authority in one-hop Agent work forwarding - #24
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Issue: #5 Agent-Task: codex/local/01a148ae-ec7f-74b2-8157-961411ce54c9
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Issue: #5 Agent-Task: codex/local/01a148ae-ec7f-74b2-8157-961411ce54c9
Issue: #5 Agent-Task: codex/local/01a148ae-ec7f-74b2-8157-961411ce54c9
Issue: #5 Agent-Task: codex/local/01a148ae-ec7f-74b2-8157-961411ce54c9
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The read-only Agent identity endpoint is now deployed in UAT at The first fixture attempt omitted the CLI library runtime argument; the retry reused its saved operation IDs. No duplicate resources were intentionally created. Existing forwarding evidence remains bound to |
Refs #5; evidence-only follow-up, no service deployment or merge.
Refs T4 #5 | Claim | Stacked on #23
Why the change
An Agent can hand a pending health check to another channel Agent while preserving the original Human's authority and preventing both forwarding and local execution from winning the same request.
Special things to note
codex/local/01a148ae-ec7f-74b2-8157-961411ce54c9.Change outline
One parent has one child; identical retry returns it, conflicting targets fail. Capability and expiry cannot be changed. A child cannot forward again. Agent messages remain distinct from Human authorship; plain text never becomes an executable work request.