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MULTI-AGENT V2 RESIDENCY LAYER COMPLETE

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jif-oai rka-oai
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jif-oai @jif-oai 4 cited rka-oai @rka-oai 1 cited

Codex shipped the memory management backbone that separates durable agent identity from thread residency, unblocking true concurrent execution counting across the multi-agent stack.

The v2 agent model just matured past the threading bottleneck. After last week's reload-on-delivery change, agents could survive thread unloads; today's LRU paging [1] moves that separation into `ThreadManager` itself, letting the system page out loaded subagents when sessions get crowded without losing logical identity. That foundation enables the concurrency recount [3] shipping in parallel: v2 now counts active non-root turns instead of resident threads, with admission checks that stay synchronous but allow slight overshot on competing checks. The API surface gets sharper too [4]. Renaming `close_agent` to `interrupt_agent` [4] fixes the contract - v2 agents stay reusable after interruption, so the tool name should match what it does: pause the current turn, not destroy the agent. Web search in code mode [2] also lands today, consuming plaintext output from `/v1/alpha/search` and exposing `web.run` to nested JavaScript calls. Finally, the resume path gets fixed [5]: the old logic still eagerly reopened entire descendant trees, which defeats the point of residency management. Interrupted agents that go idle are now eligible for eviction instead of staying pinned.

$ ls openai/reviews/ # the step-back reads

the week in review openai-python 3.14.0 and WebSocket sessions land the month in review August: Codex hardens, SDKs consolidate security, GPT-5.5 lands
Topics: AI / ML Full archive → Weekly reviews →

Quick answers

What shipped in OpenAI on June 8, 2026?
Codex shipped the memory management backbone that separates durable agent identity from thread residency, unblocking true concurrent execution counting across the multi-agent stack. In total, 29 commits, 29 pull requests, and 2 releases landed.
Who contributed to OpenAI on June 8, 2026?
2 developers shipped this update, including jif-oai and rka-oai.
What were the notable OpenAI updates?
feat: add v2 agent residency lru, [codex] Enable standalone web search in code mode, and feat: count V2 concurrency by active execution.
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$ log OpenAI --recent

Codex consolidates PTY spawning, openai-node restores options-only GET calls 87 shipped Codex grows a backend-independent agent control contract as the SDKs land vault credentials and deprecate MCP connector_id 140 shipped openai-node and openai-python ship managed Responses WebSocket sessions 124 shipped Codex enforces managed residency, openai-node fixes streaming and abort paths 142 shipped

$ log --all # elsewhere on the wire

@openclaw Cold-start Gateway diagnostics stop crying wolf, doctor repairs plugin drift Agentic Coding Cline desktop bundles shrink, goose unblocks its own clicks

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