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Spike: server-side inference proxying behind Calypso (WAF-style deterrence)

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
python

Research direction

No files or tests are named. Start by mapping the existing Codex hook integration and the OpenAI/Codex request path, then assess Calypso as a server-side inference proxy. Done means a documented feasibility review covering latency, feature parity, GUI compatibility, integration effort, and a recommendation on the customer-facing model.

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Description

discussion enhancement
Proposal

Route inference through the Calypso servers so guardrail violations are blocked server-side and offending data is never sent to the client.

Rationale

Stronger Threat Deterrence Model — the WAF-at-the-server side of the analogy in #2. Prevents exposure rather than detecting it after the fact. Addresses the root cause behind #1 and #2.

Scope
  • Feasibility of positioning Calypso as the inference gateway/proxy with OpenAI/Codex.
  • Integration effort and trade-offs: latency, feature parity, GUI compatibility.
  • Recommendation on whether to position server-side protection as the primary model with the customer.
Related
  • #1 — Stop hook can't suppress responses in the Codex GUI
  • #2 — Client-side hook model is bypassable and exposes data at the endpoint

Raised by a collaborator during Codex hook integration review.

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Python
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