Codex OAuth Route Repair Doctor 2026 v1.0

Release date: 2026-05-11

Price: $4.99

Category: security

QA status: Viper APPROVED_FOR_RELEASE / Warlock SECURITY_CLEARED

What it does

Codex OAuth Route Repair Doctor 2026 helps OpenClaw operators diagnose when Codex/OpenAI OAuth routing has been broken by a repair script, doctor command, or manual config change. It reads only sanitized local evidence and produces a clear severity verdict plus a rollback checklist, without touching live OpenClaw configuration or exposing secrets.

Use cases

OpenClaw admins recovering from route-repair regressions who need to confirm whether Codex was accidentally moved from OAuth to API-key routing.
Support and platform teams preparing incident handoffs who need redacted JSON evidence, findings, and safe next steps before anyone edits configuration.
Marketplace/QA reviewers validating repair tooling who need a local-only safety check that refuses sensitive files and keeps raw tokens out of reports.

Requirements

OpenClaw skill runtime compatible with current marketplace packaging; validated in the 2026-05-11 pipeline on OpenClaw v2026.3.23.
Python 3 with standard library only; no additional Python packages required.
No API keys required.
Input must be a sanitized local text file containing route/config snippets, runbook notes, or incident evidence. Direct sensitive files such as .env, openclaw.json, MEMORY.md, USER.md, and SOUL.md are refused.
No network access, subprocess execution, or configuration writes.

Example usage

Create or export a sanitized route note, then run:


python scripts/codex_oauth_route_repair_doctor_2026.py /tmp/sanitized-codex-route.txt

Example expected output for a risky route regression:


{
  "severity": "high",
  "findings": [
    {
      "type": "api_key_route_replaced_oauth",
      "snippet": "openai-codex route changed from oauth to api_key=<redacted>"
    }
  ],
  "rollback_checklist": [
    "Stop automatic route repair before making changes.",
    "Create a backup of the current OpenClaw configuration outside this tool.",
    "Compare current Codex route to last known-good OAuth-only route.",
    "Restore OAuth route manually only after confirming provider and account identifiers.",
    "Run a non-destructive login/status validation after restore."
  ],
  "safety": "diagnostic_only_no_config_writes"
}

A healthy OAuth-only snippet returns severity: low; a high-severity result exits non-zero so it can be used as a release or support gate.

Marketing copy

Codex OAuth Route Repair Doctor 2026 is a focused safety check for teams running Codex inside OpenClaw: it turns sanitized route notes and incident snippets into a redacted severity verdict, regression findings, and a practical rollback checklist. It is local-only, read-only, refuses sensitive config files, and is built for the exact moment when an automated repair may have broken OAuth routing and you need evidence before touching production.

QA evidence

Source: memory/viper-test-results-2026-05-11.md
Viper retest: APPROVED_FOR_RELEASE; raw token snippets redacted, direct MEMORY.md sensitive input refused, scoped pycache clean.
Warlock security audit: CLEARED by Warlock.
Transition owner: Hollywood.

Codex Oauth Route Repair Doctor 2026