💭 I want to check the changed files for Effect conventions, focusing on CodexSessionRuntime.ts, CodexAdapter.ts, and ThreadBackgroundLiveness.ts to see how they're structured.

1. git_tools — ^import

2. git_tools — Effect.catch|Layer.succeed|ManagedRuntime|runPromise

💭 The catch-all error handling at line 1387 looks intentional and matches conventions, so that's fine. Now I want to check the imports at the top of the file to see where they're coming from.

3. browse_code — apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexSessionRuntime.ts

💭 The new code just consumes existing services rather than defining or refactoring any, using a request call with a catch-all error handler that intentionally swallows failures, which seems consistent with the established conventions. I'm checking ThreadBackgroundLiveness.ts too since the diff touches it, but only a single condition line changed within its existing sync-method object shape, so that's fine. Now I want to verify the test file's imports match the new usages of Fiber, Effect, Stream, and the node service helpers it references.

4. browse_code — apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexCollabRuntime.integration.test.ts

💭 Looking at CodexAdapter.ts, the mapping change removes timelineBypass and replaces title with linkage spread — that's a behavioral change beyond just Effect conventions, but since tests exist to cover it, it should be fine to let pass under the existing test requirement.

5. browse_code — apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexAdapter.ts

💭 Good, the linkage change looks like a consolidation rather than a regression. I'm scanning the new metadata state code in CodexSessionRuntime for convention issues, but it's just using Ref inside makeCodexSessionRuntime, which looks fine—no new error definitions or Layer.succeed patterns to flag. Now I'm checking decodeCodexChildResum for something worth verifying. The decode function's Effect.catch swallows both decode and RPC errors, which fits the convention since the whole channel is handled, and the timeout wrapping the decode chain behaves correctly. I'm double-checking ThreadBackgroundLiveness.ts and the client-runtime test changes, but those only touch a comment/condition and tests, so nothing else needs flagging. Let me also verify no new consolidated Effect import was introduced in CodexAdapter.test.ts or subagentRuntime.test.ts.

6. git_tools — from "effect"

7. browse_code — apps/server/src/orchestration/ThreadBackgroundLiveness.ts

💭 No violations found in the changed scope after checking the mock peer file and the raw request effect timing. Everything looks clear, so now I need to format the final response according to the required schema.