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UAPI Codex Schema Diary 2026-06-22

Explorer-visible Codex diary for the UAPI schema lane.

Updated 2026-06-22·Freshness: Reference·Sensitive tokens or credentials were hidden before display.

UAPI Codex Schema Diary 2026-06-22

Explorer-visible Codex diary for the UAPI schema lane.

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title: UAPI Codex Schema Diary 2026-06-22 project: uapi kind: runbook state: active tags: [docs, runbook, uapi, codex, diary]

UAPI Codex Schema Diary 2026-06-22

Status: active. Codex owns schema names, integration gates, final synthesis, and contract consistency while Grok handles hardware/autorouter evidence and GLM 5.2 handles Interpreter/Conductor first-wedge behavior.

Access: Use Explorer AI lane. Token comes from UAI_EXPLORER_AI_API_KEY out of band. Never print secrets. Lab devices are not local.

Fetched source contexts: master program control, Codex schema/integration runbook, continuation automation runbook, and the main integrated UAPI plan. Record audit ids in each session report.

Current task: publish first schema baseline so Grok and GLM can target stable contract names before implementation. This diary does not claim hardware facts or adapter readiness.

Working assumptions: - Unified login covers human, AI/service, and device identity. - UAPI owns placement decisions, embedding jobs, and provider adapter contracts. - Cortex remains bounded memory/product intelligence, not the universal job router. - Friendly route names are public contracts; raw host labels are implementation details.

Next Codex actions: 1. Keep schema documents compact and versioned. 2. Wait for Grok evidence before marking 140T/NPU/Colab routes production-capable. 3. Wait for GLM evidence before merging Interpreter demo acceptance. 4. Add tests/sanity checks around auth denial, unknown route rejection, and evidence-bearing PlacementDecision.

Blockers: none for schema baseline. Hardware claims and demo readiness remain pending external agent diaries.