Harden the OAuth-only launcher boundary - #4
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What changed
CODEX_HOMEand Codex OAuth access).Why
The model path was already Codex OAuth-only and the Claude child was already isolated, but the outer launcher could still inherit unused ambient API-key variables. Removing them at process entry makes the boundary explicit across the launcher, local proxy, and Claude child.
Validation
npm test- 102/102 passednpm pack --dry-run- 20 files, package 1.1.1git diff --checkOPENAI_API_KEYabsent from the gptCode outer Node, loopback proxy, and Claude child; stock Claude remained untouched