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Restore documented Session event writes with exact HTTP 204 admission, remove unsupported top-level Environment surfaces, and refresh the pinned Parsar compatibility coverage.
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Summary
agents=v1Session message, steering, cancellation, and function-result event flowself_hostedSessiond91ba48Why the original gate changed
The live Core audit established that Session event submission is the current versioned public contract. The absence of a separate readiness resource does not make those documented writes unsupported; runtime, model, provider, or credential failures remain visible through durable Session/Turn/Item state and are never treated as readiness proof.
This supersedes the original fail-closed plan in #24; it does not claim that plan's negative-write acceptance criteria were implemented.
Validation
pnpm check(67 root tests, 50 agents-client tests, 344 Web tests, typecheck, and production build)pnpm test:acceptance(41/41 passed against the isolated fixture Core)git diff --checkd91ba48flow: Web -> Agents API -> daemon -> Codex0.153.4-> provider -> assistant output, confirmed interactively; provider credentials remained server-side and were not committedScope
Web/client/docs only. No Parsar source change, deployment, branch deletion, or credential material.