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91 changes: 83 additions & 8 deletions docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/codex-integration.md
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## Experimental native mid-turn steering

For a compatible model on the canonical ChatGPT forward route and a client that sends `response.steer`, enable both
options in `~/.opencodex/config.json` and restart OpenCodex before starting a fresh turn:
For a compatible model on the canonical ChatGPT forward route or an explicitly configured
[OpenAI API WebSocket route](#steering-continuation-settings-and-public-api), and a client
that sends `response.steer`, enable both options in `~/.opencodex/config.json` and restart
OpenCodex before starting a fresh turn:

```json
{
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```

Merge these keys into the existing configuration; do not replace your provider/account settings.
This option is off by default. It forwards steering to the same native ChatGPT WebSocket
This option is off by default. It forwards steering to the same explicitly configured native WebSocket
connection and selected account, preserving automatic successor responses and pending
saved-tool-result continuations. Acceptance means queued, not yet applied.

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parent's advertised calls and approvals. A `name` on a pending function-output stub is
optional on the result, as in the native schema. Additional user messages may accompany
these results; system/developer messages, duplicate results and unrelated call IDs are refused.
Do not rerun tools or resend accepted steering text. This first implementation requires
unchanged model and request settings. A changed model/settings requires an explicitly stopped or finished turn
and normal new dispatch. Multiple independent conversations use independent connections.
Do not rerun tools or resend accepted steering text. Model, account, tool declarations and routing stay unchanged. Validated generation settings
may change in an explicit saved-result continuation as described below. Other changes
require an explicitly stopped or finished turn and normal new dispatch. Multiple independent conversations use independent connections.

HTTP fallback, other providers, translated models, sidecars, Combo attempts and plaintext V2
HTTP fallback, noncanonical gateways, translated models, sidecars, Combo attempts and plaintext V2
restoration do not support this option. It does not add steering capability to a model or
a client that lacks it. Unsupported routes return a protocol error rather than silently
ignoring input. Disconnected or timed-out delivery may be unknown: never automatically
resubmit tools or steering text. Pending controls have fixed 90-second acknowledgement or successor deadlines;
resubmit tools or steering text. Pending controls have per-submission absolute 90-second confirmation deadlines;
saved-tool-result waits have a 30-minute cap.

The implementation has synthetic protocol and regression coverage, not live Astra/client
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conversion, retry, tool rerun or account/API switch. A single-agent steering turn
can follow a completed multi-agent turn as a new explicit request using ordinary
routing. Client support and backend entitlement still require live verification.


## Steering continuation settings and public API

An explicit saved-result `response.create` may override `reasoning` (effort and
summary), `text` (verbosity and supported structured-output format), and
`stream_options`. On an explicitly configured public API route it may also
change `max_output_tokens`. Subscription routes refuse that token-limit override
instead of silently ignoring it. Normal provider pins, subagent caps, effort
mapping and summary/verbosity capability exclusions still apply.

Omitted settings retain the current effective values; explicit null resets that
setting where the upstream accepts null. Overrides replace the supplied setting
object, not individual nested fields. Changed values carry into later explicit
continuations. A rejected override does not reserve the saved result, so a
corrected request can be submitted without rerunning its tool. The server still
decides which settings the chosen model accepts. Changes to model, account,
provider, tools, instructions or service tier require a separate ordinary turn.

For public API steering, configure an `openai-responses` provider with exactly
`https://api.openai.com/v1`, its API key and `upstreamWebsocket: true`, then use its
normal prefixed model selector with `websockets: true` and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Document the adapter field without requiring a reserved provider ID.

Public API steering accepts a custom key-auth provider when it uses adapter: "openai-responses", baseUrl: "https://api.openai.com/v1", and upstreamWebsocket: true. It does not require the provider identifier openai-apikey.

The current wording can be read as naming the provider openai-responses and does not state the required adapter field. Use wording that identifies a custom key-auth provider and its adapter:

-For public API steering, configure an `openai-responses` provider with exactly
-`https://api.openai.com/v1`, its API key and `upstreamWebsocket: true`, then use its
+For public API steering, configure a custom key-auth provider with
+`adapter: "openai-responses"`, `baseUrl: "https://api.openai.com/v1"`, its API key and
+`upstreamWebsocket: true`, then use its
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/codex-integration.md` around lines 1090 -
1092, Update the public API steering documentation wording to describe a custom
key-auth provider, explicitly requiring adapter: "openai-responses", baseUrl:
"https://api.openai.com/v1", its API key, and upstreamWebsocket: true; do not
imply that openai-responses is the provider ID.

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`codexNativeSteering: true`. This does not buy API credit or redirect a ChatGPT
subscription to separately billed usage. A supporting single-agent model/execution
mode is still required. Conversation-bound responses and API automatic compaction
are not steerable; their ordinary responses are preserved and a steering attempt
receives an explanatory error. The multi-agent injection path stays separate.

### Executable direct-versus-proxy wire probe

From a source checkout, run the offline positive control:

```sh
bun scripts/steering-smoke.ts --self-test
```

Plan a comparison without reading tokens or opening any connection:

```sh
bun scripts/steering-smoke.ts --direct wss://api.openai.com/v1/responses \
--proxy ws://127.0.0.1:1455/v1/responses --model <supported-model> \
--proxy-model <provider-prefix/same-model>
```

For a subscription comparison the direct URL is
`wss://chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex/responses`. Select the same actual model and
account on both routes; the script cannot prove that a proxy configuration selected
the same account. The proxy URL must be a loopback Responses endpoint and must not
contain credentials, query parameters or a fragment.

Only after reviewing the plan, supply `STEERING_DIRECT_TOKEN` and
`STEERING_PROXY_TOKEN` through your shell environment and add **both** `--live`
and `--allow-model-requests`. A direct ChatGPT connection may additionally need
`STEERING_DIRECT_ACCOUNT_ID`; that header is never copied to the public API or the
proxy. Do not put credentials in command arguments, logs, screenshots or PRs.
The script does not read your saved Codex login, refresh tokens or change settings.

Live execution sends four synthetic initial requests (two scenarios per route),
plus any resulting successors or required-result continuations, and **can consume
model usage**. One scenario checks an automatic successor; the other returns a
fixed synthetic result only for the script's own advertised function and changes
reasoning/verbosity on its explicit continuation. No external tool is executed and
no approval is inferred. There are no retries or automatic recovery requests.
Each scenario is limited to 120 seconds, 5,000 events and 2 MiB received data.

The JSON report contains only outcomes, timing and boolean checkpoints. A pass
requires queued acceptance, a created successor and the synthetic marker in its
completed output. Missing confirmations are `unknown`; if the model never enters
the required-input path the result is `not_exercised`. Neither is counted as pass.
The process exits 0 only if all four live scenarios pass, 1 otherwise, and 2 for
invalid arguments or missing credentials. This is a **wire diagnostic**, not an
end-to-end Codex App/CLI interface test, live certification or instruction to enable
the experimental feature for production work.
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| `connectTimeoutMs?` | `number` | `200000` | Per-attempt DNS/TCP/TLS/final-header deadline; it ends before body generation. |
| `shutdownTimeoutMs?` | `number` | `5000` | Graceful drain deadline before active turns are aborted. |
| `websockets?` | `boolean` | `false` | Advertise and admit the client-facing Responses WebSocket path. False keeps clients on HTTP/SSE; it does not disable an eligible canonical ChatGPT upstream WS optimization. Complete-input requests may reuse an upstream connection within the same selected credential, account, thread and turn; changed handshake policy or missing identity keeps requests on separate connections. This does not trim HTTP input or create previous-response IDs. |
| `codexNativeSteering?` | `boolean` | `false` | Experimental, native-only mid-turn steering on the Responses WebSocket endpoint. Requires `websockets: true`, a compatible upstream/client, and unchanged model/settings for saved-tool-result continuations. Does not enable translated models or HTTP fallback. See [native steering](/guides/codex-integration/#experimental-native-mid-turn-steering). |
| `codexNativeSteering?` | `boolean` | `false` | Experimental, native-only mid-turn steering on the Responses WebSocket endpoint. Requires `websockets: true`, a compatible upstream/client, and a pinned account/model/tool surface. Validated generation settings can change in explicit saved-result continuations. Does not enable translated models or HTTP fallback. See [native steering](/guides/codex-integration/#experimental-native-mid-turn-steering). |
| `codexNativeInjection?` | `boolean` | `false` | Experimental saved function-result injection on compatible native multi-agent WebSocket turns. Requires `websockets: true`, explicit `multi_agent.enabled`, and an eligible provider. Separate from steering; no automatic tool rerun or recovery create. See [native injection](/guides/codex-integration/#experimental-native-function-result-injection). |
| `corsAllowOrigins?` | `string[]` | `[]` | Additional exact origins allowed by CORS. Loopback origins are always allowed. Authority-based browser extension origins such as `chrome-extension://<extension-id>` are supported; `*` is not a wildcard. Firefox and Safari regenerate the extension UUID (per install / per browser launch), so update the entry when the origin changes. |
| `apiKeys?` | `OcxApiKey[]` | `[]` | Generated `ocx_…` credentials accepted by management and data-plane auth on non-loopback binds. Dashboard-managed. |
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wildcard `hostname`, where the public listener already holds `127.0.0.1:<port>`.


The opt-in `codexNativeInjection` owner also accepts typed saved-result
continuations on the original account/socket. It does not widen
`response.inject` beyond string-valued function results, and multi-agent requests
never acquire the single-agent steering owner merely because injection is disabled.
See [the continuation contract](/guides/codex-integration/#rich-tool-results-and-explicit-approvals-after-response-completion).
## Experimental native response controls


`codexNativeSteering` confirmation uses fixed absolute deadlines and retains
completed output for local continuation history. See
[steering confirmation deadlines and retained context](/guides/codex-integration/#steering-confirmation-deadlines-and-retained-context)
for phase timing, unknown-delivery recovery and live-comparison precautions.
`codexNativeSteering` and `codexNativeInjection` enable separate, default-off native
WebSocket control paths. See the canonical guide for
[supported steering routes and settings](../../guides/codex-integration.md#steering-continuation-settings-and-public-api),
[typed result and approval continuations](../../guides/codex-integration.md#rich-tool-results-and-explicit-approvals-after-response-completion),
and [confirmation deadlines and retained context](../../guides/codex-integration.md#steering-confirmation-deadlines-and-retained-context).
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<title>Relative links not work normal · Issue `#2214` · withastro/starlight</title> GitHub issue 2214 in withastro/starlight (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Issue: withastro/starlight `#2214` - Repository: withastro/starlight | 🌟 Build beautiful, accessible, high-performance documentation websites with Astro | 8K stars | TypeScript ## Relative links not work normal - Author: [`@Arhell`](https://github.com/Arhell) - State: closed (not_planned) - Created: 2024-08-14T16:42:48Z - Updated: 2024-08-15T20:54:22Z - Closed: 2024-08-15T09:38:50Z - Closed by: [`@delucis`](https://github.com/delucis) ### What version of `starlight` are you using? 0.25.4 ### What version of `astro` are you using? 4.13.3 ### What package manager are you using? npm ### What operating system are you using? windows ### What browser are you using? chrome ### Describe the Bug example https://github.com/testomatio/docs/blob/docs/src/content/docs/reference/reporter/pipes.md#built-in-pipes links work But on site not https://docs.testomat.io/reference/reporter/pipes/#custom-pipe There is no way to correct the path since the content is taken from another repository. ### Link to Minimal Reproducible Example https://docs.testomat.io/reference/reporter/pipes/#custom-pipe ### Participation - [ ] I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue. --- ### Timeline **`@Arhell`** commented · Aug 14, 2024 at 5:44pm · Author · edited > I looked in your repository and it doesn&`#39`;t work .md files either. > Example https://github.com/withastro/starlight/blob/main/docs/src/content/docs/getting-started.mdx > **manual setup instructions** > > But on site work https://starlight.astro.build/getting-started/ **`@delucis`** commented · Aug 15, 2024 at 9:38am > Hi `@Arhell`! Thanks for the issue. > > Starlight doesn’t transform links at all, so the exact way you author them is how they are also built in the published site. For example, here’s the HTML of one of your links from the page you shared: > > ```html > Testomat.io > ``` > > But the built page will not include the `.md` extension, so you get a 404. > > Additionally, in HTML, the behaviour of relative links depends on the current URL. > > If the current URL is `/reference/reporter/pipes`, then the relative link above resolves to `/reference/reporter/pipes/testomatio.md`. > > But if the current URL is `/reference/reporter/pipes/` **with** a trailing slash, then the relative link above resolves to `/reference/reporter/pipes/pipes/testomatio.md`. > > If it is important for you to keep the `.md` links in your Markdown, you could use something like https://github.com/rjanjic/remark-link-rewrite to transform these to the correct output when building. **delucis** closed this · Aug 15, 2024 at 9:38am **`@lorenzolewis`** commented · Aug 15, 2024 at 8:30pm > Including the link to a utility that may help with this for future reference that I posted in Discord. But again, haven&`#39`;t tried it myself and over time I&`#39`;ve preferred using absolute-style links as they&`#39`;re a lot easier to understand later for me when coming back later. > > https://github.com/withastro/astro/issues/5680#issuecomment-1535211867 **`@Arhell`** commented · Aug 15, 2024 at 8:54pm · Author > > Including the link to a utility that may help with this for future reference that I posted in Discord. But again, haven&`#39`;t tried it myself and over time I&`#39`;ve preferred using absolute-style links as they&`#39`;re a lot easier to understand later for me when coming back later. > > > > [withastro/astro#5680 (comment)](https://github.com/withastro/astro/issues/5680#issuecomment-1535211867) > > Thank you, in principle I agree, but I would like the site to have correct links and in the repository, so that both would open without a 404 error, as for me it is more convenient for a person <title>`.md` included in href for markdown links</title> GitHub issue 5682 in withastro/astro (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # `.md` included in href for markdown links - State: closed - Author: lorenzolewis - Created: 2022-12-27T16:33:31Z - Updated: 2023-05-06T13:06:42Z - Repository: withastro/astro - Number: `#5682` --- ### What version of `astro` are you using? 1.7.2 ### Are you using an SSR adapter? If so, which one? None ### What package manager are you using? npm ### What operating system are you using? Mac ### Describe the Bug For links within a markdown file, when linking to another markdown file and you include the `.md` extension it does not get stripped from the resulting href. This leads to a 404. If you don&`#39`;t include the `.md` extension in the source link then it works as expected. ### Link to Minimal Reproducible Example https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-y6ntrw-pgakey?file=src%2Fpages%2Fsource.md ### Participation - [X] I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue. ## Timeline - Referenced by issue `#5680`: Link Resolution in `index.md` files **matthewp** commented on 2022-12-27T19:10:44Z: > Thanks, as discussed in `#5680` this is a result of the fact that Astro does not modify your HTML (or markdown-produced HTML) to do thinks like URL resolution. So closing and we can continue the discussion in that issue. - matthewp closed **lorenzolewis** commented on 2022-12-27T22:29:43Z: > Relevant RFC discussion opened in https://github.com/withastro/roadmap/discussions/424 **vernak2539** commented on 2023-05-04T18:18:04Z: > Until this gets into Astro proper, I ended up writing a rehype plugin called astro-rehype-relative-markdown-links specifically for astro to do something like this in `md` and `mdx` files. > > It&`#39`;s still a work in progress (only supports `md` and `mdx` relative paths) - Referenced by PR `#225`: Allow markdown links in the blog posts - Referenced by issue `#8675`: broken links in starlight documentation - Referenced by PR `#2051`: docs: rearrange docs structure and prepare for future outline <title>Link Resolution in `index.md` files</title> GitHub issue 5680 in withastro/astro (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) When linking to relative sources (either other markdown files via the `` syntax or assets via the `` syntax, although images are expected to not work) from a file specifically named `index.md` the resulting href&`#39`;s don&`#39`;t resolve properly. The links are appearing to resolve one level up further than they are supposed to. For example, a link in `src/pages/api/subdir/index.md` (URL being `localhost:3000/api/subdir`) that points to a sibling page in `src/pages/api/subdir/app.md` via a relative link `app` will **incorrectly** resolve to `localhost:3000/api/app`. If I instead have a link in `src/pages/api/subdir/page.md` (URL being `localhost:3000/api/subdir/page`) that points to a sibling page in `src/pages/api/subdir/app.md` via a relative link `app` will **correctly** resolve to `localhost:3000/api/subdir/app`. This similar issue can be seen with asset resolution in `src/pages/image/subdir`, although it is expected that relative assets have other issues. But you can still see how the `src` of those images have the same issue as links. I&`#39`;m willing to look into this for a bug fix if this is agreed to be a bug. ... > Astro does not modify links in markdown or mdx files. if you want to link to something the best bet is to use absolute URLs instead. This is definitely not ideal and we are working on some ideas to fix this. One possible solution in the meantime is to use a custom remark/rehype plugin to resolve the URLs for you. There might already be such a plugin in the ecosystem, I don&`#39`;t know. > > My expectation is that you write `./foo` that&`#39`;s exactly what should be in the output HTML. If you see differently that would be a bug. But from your stackblitz example the HTML is exactly as written, which is what is expected today. > > Changing the behavior would be a breaking change and would have to happen in a `major` version change. We need a RFC first, however, which can be started on here: https://github.com/withastro/rfcs/discussions ... > I agree ... files, their generated HTML output ... and their resulting URLs ... > > | Source File | Generated File | Generated URL | ... -- | :-- ... `/src/pages/index.md` ... I would expect links ... resolve the same since they are sibling files regardless if one is named `index ... works when browsing markdown files locally such ... in VS Code ... files have different output depths (i.e. `index.md` staying at the same level, `siblingpage.md` effectively moving down a level to `siblingpage/index.html`) this is different than how it&`#39`;s represented in Markdown and also different behaviour than markdown tools expect ... > > --- > > I guess this is more of a topic around what is Astro&`#39`;s _expected_ role in Markdown transformations? Is it to be as hands-off as possible and not do any processing (so not modifying any links in ... or is it to make markdown adapt to HTML output where they&`#39`;re a difference between the ... formats (so including a transformation layer ... > ... > `@lorenzolewis` I think what you are seeing is not about Astro but is about how browsers resolve URLs. Browsers do not know if something is a "folder" or not. So for it to resolve something like you would want a folder to resolve you need for it to have a `/` at the end. With Astro you can configure this with trailingSlash: &`#39`;always&`#39`;, but you need to remember to put the trailing slash in the links yourself. > > I recommend playing around with `new URL(&`#39`;./rel&`#39`;, &`#39`;http://example.com/subpath&`#39`;)` in your console and seeing what it produces, because URL resolution is not 100% intuitive. > > > I guess this is more of a topic around what is Astro&`#39`;s expected role in Markdown transformations? Is it to be as hands-off as possible and not do any processing (so not modifying any links in this case), or is it to make markdown adapt to HTML output where they&`#39`;re a difference between the two formats (so including a…[truncated] <title>`base` url configuration is not applied to internal links within markdown</title> GitHub issue 932 in withastro/starlight (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # `base` url configuration is not applied to internal links within markdown - State: closed - Author: skaaks - Created: 2023-10-19T06:17:17Z - Updated: 2023-10-24T22:25:04Z - Repository: withastro/starlight - Number: `#932` --- ### What version of `starlight` are you using? 0.11.1 ### What version of `astro` are you using? 3.2.3 ### What package manager are you using? npm ### What operating system are you using? Linux ### What browser are you using? Chrome ### Describe the Bug I am trying to create a static documentation using astro starlight. As part of the requirement, the website is supposed to be deployed to a subpath on the main domain e.g. `https:// /subPath`. After looking at the astro documentation, I set `base` configuration to `/subPath` to achieve this. To my surprise, this didn&`#39`;t work as expected. Many links were broken in the final build: * In a page with `splash` template, all the links provided within `hero.actions` frontmatter were not updated with the base url. * Any internal links used within the markdown files for linking different pages with each other were not updated with the base url. However, all links which are part of sidebar were properly updated with base url. Same is true for prev/next links in the footer and the links provided as part of the search results. I have tried to create a reproducible example. It is built on top of the basic example provided with starlight. I have updated following: * added `base: &`#39`;/subPath&`#39`;` config in `astro.config.mjs`. * added an internal link to the reference page in `guides/example.md`. What am I missing and how can I achieve the desired behavior? PS: Do note that when running the example stackbitz might complain about the subpath. You will need to add `/subPath` at the end of the url to access the final website. ### Link to Minimal Reproducible Example https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-mxm5oj ### Participation - [ ] I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue. ## Timeline **kevinmichaelchen** commented on 2023-10-22T01:35:05Z: > * Links in Hero&`#39`;s CTAs > * seems straightforward to modify? > * we just add `BASE_URL` — similar to here > * Markdown links seem trickier > * Very relevant Astro GH Issue > * rehype plugin to transform relative links in md/mdx > * related RFC about astro+markdown **delucis** commented on 2023-10-23T14:16:51Z: > Thanks for the issue `@skaaks`! > > This behaviour is intentional. When a Markdown link is relative, e.g. to `/some-page`, we can’t know for sure that you want that link to be relative to your configured `base`. For example, you may have a site at `example.com` and docs on a subpath at `example.com/docs`. You might link from docs to your main site’s homepage with `/` or to a page on your main site with `/page`. If we prepended `base` automatically, this would prevent you linking up and out of your subpath site with a relative link. > > The same reasoning applies to the CTAs in the hero component. > > That said, if you know this is not the case for your specific project, then using a plugin like the one shared by `@kevinmichaelchen` is a good solution for Markdown links. - delucis closed - kevinmichaelchen mentioned - kevinmichaelchen subscribed - skaaks mentioned - skaaks subscribed **kevinmichaelchen** commented on 2023-10-24T22:24:53Z: > > You might link from docs to your main site’s homepage with `/` > > This clicked for me. Thanks! - Referenced by PR `#1811`: docs: migrate user-facing docs from mdBook to Astro Starlight - Referenced by PR `#2156`: feat(input/host_metrics): add missing configuration options - Referenced by PR `#2051`: docs: rearrange docs structure and prepare for future outline - Referenced by PR `#47`: fix(docs): update site and base configuration for SREForge documentation <title>relative links does not use current file&`#39`;s directory · Issue `#702` · withastro/starlight</title> GitHub issue 702 in withastro/starlight (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Issue: withastro/starlight `#702` - Repository: withastro/starlight | 🌟 Build beautiful, accessible, high-performance documentation websites with Astro | 8K stars | TypeScript ## relative links does not use current file&`#39`;s directory - Author: [`@scarf005`](https://github.com/scarf005) - Association: CONTRIBUTOR - State: closed (not_planned) - Created: 2023-09-10T13:07:34Z - Updated: 2023-09-19T21:02:00Z - Closed: 2023-09-19T21:01:59Z - Closed by: [`@delucis`](https://github.com/delucis) ### What version of `starlight` are you using? 0.9.1 ### What version of `astro` are you using? 3.0.6 ### What package manager are you using? pnpm ### What operating system are you using? Linux ### What browser are you using? Firefox ### Describe the Bug given following structure: ``` . └── src └── content └── docs └── guides ├── a.md └── b.md ``` https://github.com/withastro/starlight/assets/54838975/ddd6dfd4-1c6f-40c1-98b1-baff0f224ed9 ```md [b](b) [./b](./b) ``` both links are resolved to `/guides/a/b`, whereas expected path is `/guide/b`. is this intended behavior? ## Other cases https://github.com/withastro/starlight/assets/54838975/11129d82-684d-4c5f-95b9-2fb59e0505ee vscode resolves relative markdown links using current file&`#39`;s directory. [docusaurus resolves relative markdown links using current file&`#39`;s directory.](https://docusaurus.io/docs/next/markdown-features/links) [html resolves relative links using current file&`#39`;s directory.](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a#linking_to_relative_urls) ### Link to Minimal Reproducible Example https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-asbwyq-xpyz1g?file=src%2Fcontent%2Fdocs%2Fguides%2Fa.md ### Participation - [ ] I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue. --- ### Timeline **`@scarf005`** commented · Sep 11, 2023 at 5:02am · Author > After some investigation I&`#39`;ve found out that astro/starlight didn&`#39`;t modify markdown links. It&`#39`;s just that links like `/foo/bar` is actually `/foo/bar/index.html`, therefore links like `./baz` resolved to `/foo/bar/baz`. I wrote a simple remark plugin that resolves the link: > > ```ts > import { isAbsolute, join } from "node:path" > > import type { Root } from "mdast" > import { visit } from "unist-util-visit" > > // starts with ./ or ../ > const relativePath = new RegExp(`^\\.\\.?/`) > > export const fixRelativeLinks = () => (tree: Root) => { > visit(tree, "link", (node) => { > if (isAbsolute(node.url)) { > return > } > if (!relativePath.test(node.url)) { > return > } > // const prev = node.url > node.url = join("..", node.url) > // console.log(`${prev} -> ${node.url}`) > }) > } > ``` **`@delucis`** commented · Sep 13, 2023 at 2:51pm > Thanks for the issue. I think this is expected behaviour for now although depending on your usage it may not always be what you want. I wonder if you’d be interested in wrapping up your remark plugin into a published package? If so, we could add it to the plugins section of our showcase page for others who want the same behaviour. **`@delucis`** commented · Sep 19, 2023 at 9:01pm > Closing for now as something that can be fixed with a user plugin. Would still love to see this published or a blog post explaining how to set this up if someone is interested. **delucis** closed this · Sep 19, 2023 at 9:01pm

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Use extensionless site-relative documentation links.

Astro/Starlight preserves Markdown link URLs as written. It does not remove .md or rewrite source-relative paths. These links can therefore resolve to a nonexistent .md route instead of the built guides/codex-integration page. Use the site's established canonical links:

-[supported steering routes and settings](../../guides/codex-integration.md#steering-continuation-settings-and-public-api),
-[typed result and approval continuations](../../guides/codex-integration.md#rich-tool-results-and-explicit-approvals-after-response-completion),
-and [confirmation deadlines and retained context](../../guides/codex-integration.md#steering-confirmation-deadlines-and-retained-context).
+[supported steering routes and settings](/guides/codex-integration/#steering-continuation-settings-and-public-api),
+[typed result and approval continuations](/guides/codex-integration/#rich-tool-results-and-explicit-approvals-after-response-completion),
+and [confirmation deadlines and retained context](/guides/codex-integration/#steering-confirmation-deadlines-and-retained-context).
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123 changes: 123 additions & 0 deletions scripts/steering-probe.ts
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type Frame = Record<string, any>;
export type ProbeScenario = "automatic" | "required-input";
export type ProbeReport = {
scenario: ProbeScenario; outcome: "passed" | "failed" | "unknown" | "not_exercised";
accepted: boolean; successorCreated: boolean; markerObserved: boolean; explicitContinuation: boolean;
sentControls: number; elapsedMs: number; code?: string;
};
const MARKER = "STEERING_PROBE_OK";
const safeCodes = new Set(["steering_not_supported", "response_not_active", "response_already_completed",
"invalid_input", "steering_settings_changed", "steering_settings_unsupported", "too_many_pending_steers"]);

/** Content-free, single-attempt probe state. It never executes external tools or approval decisions. */
export class SteeringProbe {
private base?: Frame;
private root?: string;
private successor?: string;
private steerId?: string;
private callId?: string;
private rootEnded = false;
private sentSteer = false;
private reportValue?: ProbeReport;
private bytes = 0;
private frames = 0;
private markerObserved = false;
private explicit = false;
private sentControls = 0;
private textTail = "";
private started = performance.now();
constructor(readonly scenario: ProbeScenario, private readonly send: (frame: Frame) => void) {}

/** Only fixed synthetic prompts and a non-executing tool are sent by this harness. */
request(model: string): Frame {
return this.base = { type: "response.create", model, store: false, reasoning: { effort: "low" },
input: this.scenario === "automatic"
? "Explain five techniques for organizing a fictional book collection. Work through each in detail."
: "Call steering_probe once, then use its saved result to answer briefly.",
...(this.scenario === "required-input" ? {
tools: [{ type: "function", name: "steering_probe", description: "Returns a fixed synthetic fixture; performs no external action.",
parameters: { type: "object", properties: {}, required: [], additionalProperties: false }, strict: true }],
tool_choice: "auto",
} : {}),
};
}
private steer(): void {
if (!this.root || this.sentSteer || this.rootEnded) return;
this.sentSteer = true; this.sentControls++;
this.send({ type: "response.steer", previous_response_id: this.root, input: `Change the answer: respond only with ${MARKER}. Do not run more tools.` });
}
/** Stop with sanitized state, never returning IDs, model output, tokens or endpoint paths. */
finish(outcome: ProbeReport["outcome"], code?: string): ProbeReport {
return this.reportValue ??= { scenario: this.scenario, outcome, accepted: !!this.steerId,
successorCreated: !!this.successor, markerObserved: this.markerObserved, explicitContinuation: this.explicit,
sentControls: this.sentControls, elapsedMs: Math.max(0, Math.round(performance.now() - this.started)), ...(code ? { code } : {}) };
}
get report(): ProbeReport | undefined { return this.reportValue; }

/** Observe a bounded wire stream. Acceptance alone is never a passing probe. */
receive(raw: string): ProbeReport | undefined {
if (this.reportValue) return this.reportValue;
this.bytes += Buffer.byteLength(raw);
if (++this.frames > 5000 || this.bytes > 2 * 1024 * 1024) return this.finish("unknown", "probe_budget_exceeded");
let event: Frame;
try { event = JSON.parse(raw); } catch { return this.finish("failed", "invalid_event"); }
if (!event || typeof event !== "object" || Array.isArray(event)) return this.finish("failed", "invalid_event");
const response = event.response;
if (event.type === "response.created") {
if (!response || typeof response.id !== "string" || (!response.id.length || response.id.length > 512)) return this.finish("failed", "invalid_identity");
if (!this.root) { this.root = response.id; if (this.scenario === "automatic") this.steer(); }
else {
if (this.successor || response.id === this.root || !this.rootEnded || !this.steerId
|| (response.previous_response_id != null && response.previous_response_id !== this.root)) return this.finish("failed", "unexpected_successor");
this.successor = response.id;
}
} else if (event.type === "response.output_item.done" && !this.successor && this.scenario === "required-input") {
const item = event.item;
if (event.response_id != null && event.response_id !== this.root) return this.finish("failed", "output_identity_mismatch");
if (item?.type === "function_call" && item.name === "steering_probe" && typeof item.call_id === "string") {
if (this.callId && item.call_id !== this.callId) return this.finish("failed", "unexpected_tool");
this.callId = item.call_id; this.steer();
}
} else if (event.type === "response.steer.accepted") {
if (!this.sentSteer || this.steerId || event.steer?.previous_response_id !== this.root || typeof event.steer?.id !== "string") {
return this.finish("failed", "unexpected_acceptance");
}
this.steerId = event.steer.id;
} else if (event.type === "response.steer.pending") {
if (!this.steerId || event.steer?.id !== this.steerId || event.steer?.previous_response_id !== this.root || !this.rootEnded) {
return this.finish("failed", "unexpected_pending");
}
if (this.explicit) return this.finish("failed", "duplicate_pending");
const stubs = event.required_input;
if (event.reason !== "waiting_for_required_input" || !Array.isArray(stubs) || stubs.length !== 1
|| stubs[0]?.type !== "function_call_output" || stubs[0]?.call_id !== this.callId || !this.callId) {
return this.finish("not_exercised", "unsupported_required_input");
}
this.explicit = true; this.sentControls++;
this.send({ ...this.base, type: "response.create", previous_response_id: this.root,
...(event.stream_id !== undefined ? { stream_id: event.stream_id } : {}),
input: [{ type: "function_call_output", call_id: this.callId, output: "synthetic saved result; no action was executed" }],
reasoning: { effort: "medium" }, text: { verbosity: "low" } });
} else if (event.type === "response.steer.failed" || event.type === "error") {
const code = event.error?.code;
return this.finish("failed", safeCodes.has(code) ? code : "upstream_rejection");
} else if (["response.completed", "response.incomplete", "response.failed"].includes(event.type)) {
if (this.root && response?.id === this.root) {
this.rootEnded = true;
if (!this.sentSteer) return this.finish("not_exercised", "no_steering_window");
} else if (this.successor && response?.id === this.successor) {
for (const item of Array.isArray(response.output) ? response.output : []) {
for (const part of Array.isArray(item?.content) ? item.content : []) if (typeof part?.text === "string" && part.text.includes(MARKER)) this.markerObserved = true;
}
if (event.type !== "response.completed") return this.finish("failed", "successor_not_completed");
if (this.scenario === "required-input" && !this.explicit) return this.finish("not_exercised", "required_input_not_observed");
return this.finish(this.markerObserved ? "passed" : "failed", this.markerObserved ? undefined : "marker_missing");
} else return this.finish("failed", "terminal_identity_mismatch");
} else if (event.type === "response.output_text.delta" && this.successor && typeof event.delta === "string") {
if (event.response_id != null && event.response_id !== this.successor) return this.finish("failed", "output_identity_mismatch");
const text = this.textTail + event.delta;
this.markerObserved ||= text.includes(MARKER); this.textTail = text.slice(-MARKER.length);
}
return undefined;
}
}
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