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  "path": "/t/codex-app-cannot-resume-session-after-api-key-switch-encrypted-content-organization-id-mismatch/1374803#post_2",
  "publishedAt": "2026-02-22T13:46:20.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "How to use reasoning.encrypted_content with store=False (stateless)"
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  "textContent": "It is safe to say: No continuation, unless you go into the local `.codex` conversation storage and clean up the individual assistant responses and remove reasoning items of output. Then the next modality to fail will be tool calling that happened within reasoning on a hosted product.\n\nI haven’t gone so far in consuming OpenAI’s presentation to even care if ChatGPT is a different base format of storage (but did go into the `.rs` to see what they are up to over the wire..) Then no Mac to even see if all the closed-source app local data isn’t simply made impenetrable.\n\nThe encrypted reasoning that prevents you from seeing the true model internal generation is likely org-specific so that one breach of the algorithm isn’t company-wide revelation, or we can see it has layers of metadata that can be extracted from a container in a first layer of common encryption or obfuscation instead of merely failing.\n\nYou can see I posited this earlier as the likely implementation, which your error answers:\n\nHow to use reasoning.encrypted_content with store=False (stateless)\n\n> Now: is encrypted reasoning salted or a certificate per organization; can I share my response content and another org can replay it?",
  "title": "Codex App: Cannot resume session after API key switch - \"encrypted content organization_id mismatch\""
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