langchain-ai/deepagents · error · ValueError
`expires_at` is only meaningful when `logged_in` is True.
Error message
`expires_at` is only meaningful when `logged_in` is True.
What it means
`__post_init__` invariant: `expires_at` is only meaningful for a logged-in token, so constructing the state with `logged_in=False` while `expires_at` is set raises ValueError. This keeps logged-out state objects from carrying stale expiry data that could mislead callers.
Source
Thrown at libs/code/deepagents_code/integrations/openai_codex.py:112
Raises:
ValueError: An unreadable token is also marked `logged_in`; a
logged-out snapshot carries an `expires_at`, `is_expired`,
`account_id`, or `plan_type`; or a logged-in snapshot is
missing its `expires_at`.
"""
if self.unreadable_reason is not None and self.logged_in:
msg = (
"`unreadable_reason` implies the token is not usable; "
"`logged_in` must be False."
)
raise ValueError(msg)
if self.logged_in and self.expires_at is None:
msg = "`expires_at` must be set when `logged_in` is True."
raise ValueError(msg)
if not self.logged_in and self.expires_at is not None:
msg = "`expires_at` is only meaningful when `logged_in` is True."
raise ValueError(msg)
if not self.logged_in and self.is_expired:
msg = "`is_expired` is only meaningful when `logged_in` is True."
raise ValueError(msg)
if not self.logged_in and (self.account_id or self.plan_type):
msg = (
"`account_id`/`plan_type` are only meaningful when `logged_in` is True."
)
raise ValueError(msg)
def default_store_path() -> Path:
"""Return the ChatGPT OAuth token store path.
Stored under Deep Agents' own state dir
(`~/.deepagents/.state/chatgpt-auth.json`) so the credential lives
alongside the rest of the app's state rather than in `langchain_openai`'s
default `~/.langchain`.
"""View on GitHub (pinned to a1af029e6e)
Solutions
- Set `expires_at=None` when `logged_in=False`.
- If the expiry is still relevant, keep `logged_in=True`.
- On logout, construct a fresh state with all optional fields cleared.
Example fix
// before state = CodexAuthState(logged_in=False, expires_at=old_expiry) // after state = CodexAuthState(logged_in=False, expires_at=None)
Defensive patterns
Strategy: validation
Validate before calling
def valid_logged_out_state(state) -> bool:
return not (not state.logged_in and state.expires_at is not None) Try / catch
try:
state = CodexAuthState(logged_in=False, expires_at=old)
except ValueError:
state = CodexAuthState(logged_in=False) Prevention
- On logout, build a fresh state instead of mutating logged_in only
- Clear all optional fields (expires_at, account_id, plan_type) when logged_in=False
- Keep a logout() helper as the only path to logged-out state
When it happens
Trigger: `TokenState(logged_in=False, expires_at=<datetime>)` — e.g. representing a logged-out user by flipping the flag while leaving the old expiry in place.
Common situations: Logging out by only setting `logged_in=False` without clearing fields, restoring a cached snapshot after logout, or default-constructing with a leftover expiry value.
Related errors
- `is_expired` is only meaningful when `logged_in` is True.
- `unreadable_reason` implies the token is not usable; `logged
- `expires_at` must be set when `logged_in` is True.
- PendingNotification.key must be non-empty
- PendingNotification {self.key!r} must declare at least one a
AI-assisted analysis of langchain-ai/deepagents@a1af029e6e (2026-08-29).
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