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CodexHub shifts its client-integration semantics from Managed Takeover to Provider Injection (ADR-0004), and lands DSH as the fifth supported client on the new semantics. One campaign, four phases, four beta versions on milestone 0.1.9.
Q1: injection never flips the client's global default-model key; activation is always the user's own action
Q3: detach = surgical removal of the injected block; backups become disaster-recovery-only fallback; drift detection moves to block fingerprint
Q4: a pre-existing same-named provider entry pointing at the local Gateway is adopted, not a conflict
Q5: the injected entry projects all currently enabled Gateway models, re-projected on catalog change
Q6: credentials are written surgically (single key, masked everywhere); DSH uses ~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml
Q7: codex is the sole exception to Q1 — stable single history bucket (model_provider pinned), direct-vs-gateway via base_url presence inside the bucket (ADR-0004, "Codex exception")
Q8 (final): preserve the existing Gateway page and left column; redesign only the fixed-height Client routing aside as five compact client cards (including DSH), each with an internal unframed status label + standard toggle. Toggle on = inject; off = surgical detach; no model-selection mutation. No Gateway entity card, topology lines, flow animation, Ready badge, Official/CodexHub segmented control, or active indicator. Five cards fit normally; the list alone scrolls when constrained. Final spec: Spec: Connection-metaphor client UI for the Gateway page #438; prototype: prototype/issue-438-client-routing at 3f64127.
Q9: existing takeover-era users migrate lazily — no config change on upgrade; first Apply restores the pre-takeover snapshot, then writes under injection semantics. Takeover configs keep working until then.
Campaign map — 0.1.9: Coexistence Provider Injection & DSH
CodexHub shifts its client-integration semantics from Managed Takeover to Provider Injection (ADR-0004), and lands DSH as the fifth supported client on the new semantics. One campaign, four phases, four beta versions on milestone 0.1.9.
.credentials.yaml(#428), UI fifth client cardDecided design points (from grilling session)
~/.dsh/.credentials.yamlprototype/issue-438-client-routingat3f64127.Dependencies
Specs
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