ya-oauth-provider
Pydantic AI model/provider helpers that consume OAuth token sources from ya-oauth.
Codex model string
YA Agent SDK loads this package for model strings such as:
oauth@codex:gpt-5.5
The provider owns Codex request authentication and header alignment. It attaches the
bearer token, ChatGPT account ID, optional FedRAMP marker, originator, underscore and
hyphen variants of session/thread headers, SDK-provided x-session-id, and
x-client-request-id. It omits the Codex
version header by default to avoid coupling YA package versions to Codex CLI release
gates.
Generic OpenAI Responses WebSocket transport remains in ya-agent-sdk as
WebsocketResponsesModel. This package adds only Codex-specific authentication,
headers, token refresh, and payload normalization, and refreshes once on HTTP 401
through the configured token source before retrying. Its OpenAI client, OAuth auth
flow, and retry transport all use HTTPX2; callers must not inject a legacy
httpx.AsyncClient. The SDK-created client closes with the model context and is
recreated on re-entry. OAuth authentication buffers the request body once so Codex
payload normalization and a possible 401 replay operate on identical bytes.
Proactive refresh
ya_oauth_provider.OAuthRefreshSupervisor refreshes configured OAuth token sources on startup and on a background interval. Runtime packages can use create_oauth_refresh_supervisor_for_models(...) to detect oauth@provider:model strings and maintain logged-in providers before the first model request needs a token refresh.
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