Automatic approval review failed: unexpected status 403 Forbidden - cc-switch Codex
Quick fix
The CC Switch local proxy received an upstream 403 while handling the Codex /responses endpoint, causing automatic review to fail; no official fix is available.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”Automatic approval review failed: unexpected status 403 Forbidden: CC Switch local proxy failed while handling Codex endpoint /responses. Provider: My Codex; model: codex-auto-review; upstream_status: HTTP 403; cause: This token has no access to model codex-auto-review (request id: 202606031817318386024528268d9d6DAnnzKsr), url: http://127.0.0.1:15721/v1/responsesWhen using CC Switch to proxy Codex, the local proxy is rejected by the upstream server with HTTP 403 Forbidden while calling the /responses endpoint for automatic review. The error explicitly says that the token cannot access the codex-auto-review model. This usually means the current API key does not support this internal model, or the model requires specific permissions or a subscription level.
Check the current Codex provider configuration and confirm that the API key has permission to access the codex-auto-review model.
Try another provider that supports this model, or contact the current provider to confirm whether additional permissions are required.
If the problem persists, consider temporarily disabling Codex automatic review if CC Switch provides a related setting.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 2 real issues
- Why does the 'This token has no access to model codex-auto-review' error appear?
- This means the API token currently in use does not have permission to access the Codex automatic review model. This is usually because the model is internal or restricted and requires specific account permissions or a subscription level.
- Is there a fix for this issue in CC Switch version 3.16.1?
- According to the status of issue #3670, this issue was reported on version 3.16.1, and there is currently no clear information about a fixed version.
Related problems
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