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fix: Codex CLI keeps its sign-in when one of its processes renews with a copy another already used - #342
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Codex CLI runs as several processes that share one saved sign-in. Each keeps the refresh token it read at start, so one renews and another presents the spent copy later, often about an hour on. Plug took that for a replay after 60 seconds and revoked the whole sign-in, which signed every Codex process out.
A spent refresh token presented by the same client is now accepted for a week while the sign-in is still live. Past that, or from another client, it still revokes the family.
Also drops the client audit line from docs/STATUS.md: the owner confirms GrokBot is told apart correctly.
Tested: ./scripts/dev.sh, and installed with dev-install.sh.
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