Reuse OpenUI's Codex app-server with smart routing - #552
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What did you change, and why?
Change: Teach Codex smart routing to reuse a caller-provided
--remoteapp-server. Caller-ownedapp-serverlaunches keep their requested listener and receive ucode's gateway and routing configuration, while the TUI is connected through a single smart-routing interposer.Why: OpenUI already owns a Codex app-server for session status, context usage, and resume support. Starting a second app-server under smart routing split the TUI and OpenUI observer across different servers, so OpenUI could not reliably observe the active session.
How do you know it works?
Testing:
ty check src/passed.A companion Universe/OpenUI PR handles token-usage refreshes for observer connections.
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