Validado em lote sobre o tip de release/v3.8.51: boardou sem conflito, typecheck:core limpo e 17/17 em tests/unit/combo-context-window-filter.test.ts. Obrigado, @opensource-elearning.
* feat(video): redact raw client-snapshot transcript fields in the detailed log (#12150 P2)
clientRawRequest.body is captured before the guardrail chain runs and persisted
verbatim by reqLogger.logClientRawRequest, so it retained the client's raw
transcript/audioTranscript cue text on video parts even after P1's description
redaction. Add redactVideoTranscriptFieldsForLog (new, dependency-light module)
and wire it at the logClientRawRequest call site, gated on videoBridgeObserved:
redacts the structured transcript fields in the LOGGED copy only, never the
body sent to the provider or returned to the client.
* refactor(video): extract the guarded client-snapshot log call to keep chatCore within its size budget
Fast Quality Gates check:file-size flagged chatCore.ts growing past its
frozen ceiling (5985 > 5976) from the P2a wiring. Move the guarded
logClientRawRequest call into logClientRawRequestRedacted (new export
in videoBridgeSnapshotRedaction.ts, which already owns the redaction),
collapsing the inline if-block at the chatCore.ts call site to a single
call. Net -4 lines vs the pre-P2a base. Behavior unchanged: non-observed
still logs the exact same clientRawRequest.body reference; observed
still logs the redacted clone.
Validado em lote numa worktree combinada com #12524, #12538, #12277 e #12367 sobre o tip de release/v3.8.51: os quatro boardaram sem conflito (áreas disjuntas — zai-web, nvidia, clova, cursor/devin/fable). typecheck:core limpo, check:provider-consistency OK (272 entradas REGISTRY, 355 providers canônicos), check:known-symbols OK, e 305/305 nos testes tocados pelos quatro PRs. Os IDs de modelo adicionados foram conferidos individualmente. Obrigado, @backryun.
Validado em lote numa worktree combinada com #12524, #12538, #12277 e #12367 sobre o tip de release/v3.8.51: os quatro boardaram sem conflito (áreas disjuntas — zai-web, nvidia, clova, cursor/devin/fable). typecheck:core limpo, check:provider-consistency OK (272 entradas REGISTRY, 355 providers canônicos), check:known-symbols OK, e 305/305 nos testes tocados pelos quatro PRs. Os IDs de modelo adicionados foram conferidos individualmente. Obrigado, @backryun.
Validado em lote numa worktree combinada com #12524, #12538, #12277 e #12367 sobre o tip de release/v3.8.51: os quatro boardaram sem conflito (áreas disjuntas — zai-web, nvidia, clova, cursor/devin/fable). typecheck:core limpo, check:provider-consistency OK (272 entradas REGISTRY, 355 providers canônicos), check:known-symbols OK, e 305/305 nos testes tocados pelos quatro PRs. Os IDs de modelo adicionados foram conferidos individualmente. Obrigado, @backryun.
Validado em lote numa worktree combinada com #12524, #12538, #12277 e #12367 sobre o tip de release/v3.8.51: os quatro boardaram sem conflito (áreas disjuntas — zai-web, nvidia, clova, cursor/devin/fable). typecheck:core limpo, check:provider-consistency OK (272 entradas REGISTRY, 355 providers canônicos), check:known-symbols OK, e 305/305 nos testes tocados pelos quatro PRs. Os IDs de modelo adicionados foram conferidos individualmente. Obrigado, @backryun.
* feat(api): conductor task creation route (repeat support)
* feat(a2a): record memoryHits consulted per task (observability, 2.7)
* feat(dashboard): repeat action in orchestration drawer (2.6 — repeat only)
* fix(dashboard): require every field each repeat contract needs before enabling the action
* feat(dashboard): memory-used drawer section + fase2 i18n/changelog (2.7)
* fix(dashboard): validate memoryHits shape before rendering + locale wording fixes
* fix(dashboard,a2a): stop memoryHits leaking into repeats, harden drawer guard + status clamp
Final whole-branch review fix wave for the Orchestration Canvas Fase 2 PR-C.
- a2a: `createTask` stores a COPY of `input.metadata` instead of aliasing it, so the
observability `memoryHits` written by `executeA2ATaskWithState` no longer leak into
`task.input.metadata`, into the persisted `a2a_tasks.input_json`, or into the drawer's
"Repeat" body (a repeated task was born carrying the previous run's memory snippets,
even with the `OMNIROUTE_A2A_MEMORY_HITS=0` kill-switch on).
- dashboard: `repeatReqFor` strips `memoryHits` from the a2a repeat metadata, so tasks
persisted before the copy-fix do not propagate them either.
- dashboard: the "Memory used" section now requires all four rendered fields (id, key,
type, snippet) to be strings — `{ id: "x", key: { a: 1 } }` used to throw "Objects are
not valid as a React child" and take the whole drawer down.
- dashboard: an `/a2a` action answered with a JSON-RPC error under HTTP 200 is reported as
a failure (`RPC <code>`, code only — never the upstream message) instead of a success
toast; the secured-deployment rejection keeps surfacing the sanitized `HTTP 400`.
- api: the conductor task-creation route clamps a hub status outside 400-599 to 502, so an
out-of-range status can no longer turn a hub refusal into a `RangeError`.
- dashboard: the History tab's `onActionDone` keeps the drawer mounted (and refreshes the
range) instead of closing it, so the repeat/cancel confirmation is actually visible.
- a2a: documented the recall owner-id limitation — `task.owner` is a SHA-256 key prefix
while memory rows are keyed by the DB api-key id, and no hash-to-id lookup exists today,
so recall only resolves under the keyless posture.
* refactor(dashboard): split drawer repeat helpers and test file under the size/complexity gates
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* fix(video): re-anchor log-redaction fullText from the finished guardrail payload so PII/credential maskers can't reopen the transcript leak
* docs(video): clarify P1 transcript-retention scope and re-anchor; list P2 surfaces (#12430)
Drains 7 of the 13 open CodeQL alerts that put the `codeql-ratchet` gate into
regression (13 > baseline 11) on every open PR. The alerts arrived with the
recent provider/media merges (#11461 MaxAI, #11513 UC, #12365 prefix shadowing),
not with the work they are currently blocking.
Production fix (js/biased-cryptographic-random):
- open-sse/executors/maxai/signing.ts: the 6-digit `X-Random` wire slot was
drawn as `randomBytes(4).readUInt32BE(0) % 900000`. 2^32 does not divide
evenly by 900000, so the low ~4772 values of the range came out marginally
more often. Extracted as `maxaiRandomSlot()` over `crypto.randomInt`, which
rejection-samples internally. The emitted shape is unchanged (6 digits).
Test assertions strengthened (never weakened):
- tests/unit/helpers/ucClerkUrl.ts (new): `isUcClerkMintUrl()` matches the Clerk
mint call by parsed origin (against `UC_CLERK_FAPI`) plus the
`/v1/client/sessions/{sid}/tokens` path shape.
- tests/unit/uc-image.test.ts, tests/unit/uc-video.test.ts: the mock fetch
routers dispatched on `url.includes("clerk.uncensored.com")`, so any host
merely embedding the name was served the mint response — a malformed URL
built by the executor could not fail the test
(js/incomplete-url-substring-sanitization x4).
- tests/unit/maxai-image.test.ts: `new RegExp(PATH.replace(/\//g, "\\/"))`
escaped only slashes (which need no escaping) and matched the path anywhere in
a wrong URL; replaced by exact URL equality (js/incomplete-sanitization).
- tests/unit/custom-provider-prefix-shadowing-11943.test.ts: the expected node
mention was a RegExp with only `()` hand-escaped; replaced by an exact
substring check (js/incomplete-sanitization).
- tests/unit/maxai.test.ts: regression guard for the X-Random slot (6 digits,
in range, spread across both halves of the range).
The remaining 6 alerts are not defects and are left for an operator dismissal
with justification (Hard Rule #14): the MaxAI HMAC-SHA1/SM3 signature and the
CryptoJS `EVP_BytesToKey(MD5)` derivation are wire-protocol requirements —
changing either breaks the provider — and `open-sse/utils/error.ts:749` already
routes through `sanitizeErrorMessage()` (documented CodeQL sanitizer blind spot,
docs/security/ERROR_SANITIZATION.md).
Co-authored-by: Markus Hartung <diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
Adds docs/reference/REMOVED_PROVIDERS.md (policy + register: puter #10210,
the keyless provider removed in #12440), links it from the docs index and
AGENTS.md's provider checklist, and adds a regression test that fails if any
registered id, alias or domain shows up again in the provider catalogs, the
executor map or the registry/executor sources.
Co-authored-by: Markus Hartung <diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(db): a2a task history module over migration-002 tables
* feat(a2a): persist task lifecycle to a2a_tasks with 30d retention purge
* feat(api): a2a task history listing + historical detail fallback
* feat(dashboard): orchestration History tab (Airflow-grid) over persisted runs (2.2)
* fix(dashboard): assert history preset window + loading and time axis in the grid
* chore(dashboard): history i18n + changelog
* fix(dashboard): explicit history purge cascade + keep live drawer off the History tab
* docs: document OMNIROUTE_A2A_HISTORY_RETENTION_DAYS
* refactor(dashboard): split HistoryTab helpers under the complexity ratchet
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* chore(quality): register video-bridge memory suppression test in stryker tap.testFiles
* fix(ci): point the node_modules cache key at wreqJsNative after the tls-client removal
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Co-authored-by: Markus Hartung <diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
Migrates the Claude, Grok, LMArena, Notion and Perplexity web-cookie transports from the tls-client-node/Koffi sidecar to the exactly pinned wreq-js 3.2.0 runtime, keeping the per-provider browser/OS profiles, making request cookies ephemeral, bounding and generation-protecting the shared native transport pool, removing the legacy downloader and repair path, and carrying the native binding and license evidence through the npm, standalone, Electron, Docker and Bun packaging surfaces.
This is the consolidation of the two competing migrations, and the consolidation was decided by evidence rather than by preference. #11753's six suites were installed over this implementation and run as an independent specification: 31 of 36 passed. All five failures are artefacts of #11753 being the older design, not coverage gaps —
- two hardcode the 3.0.0 pin in their assertions (this branch pins 3.2.0, which is what the release tip already resolves; #11753's 3.0.0 would have conflicted);
- one reads open-sse/services/chatgptTlsClient.ts, deleted when #11754 retired ChatGPT Web, so the test is stale against the current tip;
- two import WREQ_JS_NATIVE_BINARY_NAMES / resolveWreqJsNativeBinaryName, which this branch redesigned into WREQ_JS_NATIVE_BINDINGS / resolveWreqJsNativeBinding plus WREQ_JS_VERSION — a rename from modelling natives as file names to modelling them as package bindings, verified as an API difference rather than a lost capability (the linux-x64-gnu .node is present and serviceable).
This branch is also the strict superset by scope: 7 files exclusive to it, including the wreq-js Rust license inventory and notices, .trivyignore, open-sse/utils/tlsClient.ts and assembleStandalone.mjs. #11753 had one exclusive file, its changelog fragment. Nothing needed porting, so #11753 is superseded rather than merged, and the changelog entry credits both.
Reconciled on merge: clean against the tip. The new migration suite (tests/unit/tls-client-wreq-migration.test.ts, 1374 lines, 31 cases) is frozen at its exact LOC with the rationale — it shares one native-transport harness, so splitting it mid-merge would duplicate that harness for no coverage gain. Verified that no existing cap moves.
Verified: 182/182 across the eight TLS, native-manifest, postinstall, standalone-bundle, pack-artifact and provider-validation suites, typecheck:core clean, check:cycles OK, check-changelog-integrity OK, check-file-size OK, and every changed TypeScript file parses.
Restores ChatGPT Web on a clean-room browser transport, merged on the operator's explicit decision.
Worth stating precisely, because this touches a provenance decision: the PR does not revert #11754. It narrows RETIRED_COMMON_CHATGPT_WEB_PROVIDER_IDS to the single GPL-derived alias cgpt-web and registers chatgpt-web as a separate clean-room id. The old implementation stays retired and blocked; the retirement machinery, its error code and its 410 contract are untouched. All four retirement suites agree with that distinction and pass unchanged.
The 44 protected agent-instruction surfaces this PR touches (AGENTS.md, llm.txt and its 42 mirrors, README) were verified rather than trusted: masking digits and comparing the removed and added line sets gives 264 lines on each side, identical — every change is a provider-count substitution, with no sentence added, removed or reworded.
Reconciled on merge: clean against the tip, with the two chat chokepoints this PR grows (src/sse/handlers/chat.ts +40, open-sse/handlers/chatCore.ts +30) recorded in the file-size baseline under an annotation. Verified that exactly those two caps move and nothing else, so the #12411 ratchet holds. The rebaseline is carried on this branch rather than left in a validation worktree — the propagation mistake that put the 2026-09-02 merge waves base-red in #12434.
Verified: 504/504 across the PR's 44 test files plus all four chatgpt-web retirement suites, check:provider-consistency OK (272 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check-file-size OK, and every changed TypeScript file parses.
Thanks @backryun — separating the clean-room id from the retired alias, instead of reopening the old one, is what made this reviewable.
Reduced on merge rather than closed, because the useful half is not subsumed.
The production change is: #12423 landed first and reached the same end state for scripts/build/pack-artifact-policy.ts — one volatileEnvPath.mjs entry, keeping the #11437 comment that explains why it is REQUIRED (bin/omniroute.mjs calls describeVolatileEnvWarning on every CLI boot, and bin/cli/ is only an allowlist prefix, so its absence would otherwise be silent). This PR's base carried three occurrences and reduced them to one; the tip is already there, so that file takes the tip's side.
What survives is the guard test, which does not exist on the tip: it asserts the four artifact path policy arrays contain no duplicate entries, so the class of defect cannot come back quietly. Verified by proof rather than assumption — re-introducing the duplicate makes it fail, removing it makes it pass again.
Verified: 18/18 in pack-artifact-policy after the reduction.
Thanks — the duplicate was real and the guard is the part worth keeping.
P1 of #12150: transcript text no longer reaches call logs or durable memory in the clear.
Reconciled on merge — the two persisted-requestBody assertions were failing, and the failure signature was misleading enough to be worth recording. They reported "expected: true, actual: false", which reads like the redaction not applying. It was not: pollForCallLog waited at most 120 tries x 20ms = 2.4s for the asynchronous SQLite write, then returned null, so assert.ok(row) failed before any redaction assertion ran. The observed durations were 5253ms and 4467ms against that 2.4s ceiling — a starved runner, not a leak. The control test failing alongside the positive one was the tell: a real redaction defect would break one direction, not both.
Replaced the fixed try count with a 30s wall-clock deadline: far past any healthy write, still bounded, and a fast machine still returns on the first pass. A privacy test should not depend on how busy the box is.
Verified: 4/4 three consecutive times under synthetic load, and 3/3 unloaded beforehand. Note the synthetic load reached ~7, below the ~38 where the original failure appeared, but the budget is now 12.5x larger and deadline-based rather than count-based.
Applies the repository Prettier style to tests/unit/grok-web.test.ts. No production code, no assertion changes.
The AST-identical claim was verified independently rather than taken on trust: minifying both sides through esbuild produces byte-identical output.
The reformat expands the file from 2436 to 2713 lines, past its 2437 cap, so the baseline carries a new annotated entry at 2985 — the real LOC plus ~10% headroom, per the operator's instruction, so routine additions to this suite do not re-trip the gate on formatting alone. It is recorded as a deliberate exception to the down-only ratchet #12411 re-tightened; no other entry moves.
Verified: 68/68 in the reformatted suite, check-file-size OK.
Closes the two remaining unresolved provider-asset records without weakening the provenance boundary: public/providers/nimble-search.svg is removed because no sufficient redistribution evidence is recorded, and Nimble Search renders with the internal generic icon before any CDN tier while staying fully functional; Opper is registered in the local SVG resolver with its existing bytes proven against opper-ai/provider-omniroute at immutable commit 9aacef7d6a, recording the MIT repository license from that same commit while keeping trademarkClearance null.
Validated in a combined worktree with the batch's ready set boarded onto the current tip: parse sweep clean on every changed TypeScript file, typecheck:core clean, check:dashboard-typecheck OK (207 pre-existing errors, all within baseline), check:cycles OK, check-file-size OK, 203/205 focused node tests and 94/94 vitest — the two failures belong to #12427, which is held back.
Closes the remaining noImplicitAny gap in global system-prompt injection without changing valid OpenAI or Claude request behaviour: injectSystemPrompt gets a caller-preserving generic type, unknown bodies/message entries/content are narrowed before access, malformed entries are skipped instead of throwing, and request/message/content immutability is preserved.
Validated in a combined worktree with the batch's ready set boarded onto the current tip: parse sweep clean on every changed TypeScript file, typecheck:core clean, check:dashboard-typecheck OK (207 pre-existing errors, all within baseline), check:cycles OK, check-file-size OK, 203/205 focused node tests and 94/94 vitest — the two failures belong to #12427, which is held back.
The API-route and Open-SSE typecheck gates treated every top-level baseline value as a diagnostic map, so policy metadata such as _relax_velocity_2026_08_30 was iterated character by character and reported as fabricated numeric TypeScript improvements. Both gates now share one fail-closed baseline boundary: underscore-prefixed top-level keys are reserved for metadata and skipped, and real file entries must be plain objects.
Worth a follow-up: check-dashboard-typecheck still prints the same fabricated entries, so it looks like a third gate with the same defect that this PR's scope does not cover.
Validated in a combined worktree with the batch's ready set boarded onto the current tip: parse sweep clean on every changed TypeScript file, typecheck:core clean, check:dashboard-typecheck OK (207 pre-existing errors, all within baseline), check:cycles OK, check-file-size OK, 203/205 focused node tests and 94/94 vitest — the two failures belong to #12427, which is held back.
The rerank-provider listing route dynamically imported @/lib/localDb — the barrel Hard Rule #2 forbids — and the stale path meant local rerank-capable provider nodes never appeared in GET /api/memory/rerank-providers. Now imports the specific @/lib/db/readCache module, with a route-level regression test through the public GET handler.
Validated in a combined worktree with the batch's ready set boarded onto the current tip: parse sweep clean on every changed TypeScript file, typecheck:core clean, check:dashboard-typecheck OK (207 pre-existing errors, all within baseline), check:cycles OK, check-file-size OK, 203/205 focused node tests and 94/94 vitest — the two failures belong to #12427, which is held back.
The service operator asked in writing (2026-08-30) that their service be
removed from OmniRoute entirely: executor, registry entry, no-auth catalog
entry and alias, icon mapping, env var, docs rows, dedicated tests and
snapshots, and every passing mention in comments, fixtures and CHANGELOG
entries. Provider count drops from 355 to 354 on every canonical surface.
Co-authored-by: Markus Hartung <diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
* chore(lint): adopt eslint-plugin-react-hooks 7.1.1
The #12146 migration (284 react-hooks compiler-rule violations resolved in 8
batches) completed on 2026-09-01, unblocking the 7.1.1 adoption the pin test
was holding back. Exact pin kept in both devDependencies and overrides; the
pin test moves to 7.1.1 (the dependabot-level ignore from #12329 stays — a
lint plugin coupled to the compiler rules always bumps via its own reviewed
PR, never riding a group).
* chore(lint): lockfile for the react-hooks 7.1.1 adoption
Generated with a bare 'npm install --package-lock-only' (naming the package
on the CLI rewrites the devDependency with a caret, which npm 11 then rejects
against the exact override). Validated on the .113 with a fresh npm ci +
cold NODE_OPTIONS=8G lint:json --max-warnings 0 → exit 0 (zero new
violations from the 7.1.1 rule set) and the re-pinned version test green.
Three regressions inherited by every PR rebased onto release/v3.8.51, caught and documented with the exact failing output.
The one that mattered most: src/shared/providers/webSessionCredentials.ts did not parse. The UC merge (#11513) inserted the uc: entry inside maxai.storageKeys and lost the array's closing ], plus the entry's }, leaving `ERROR: Expected "]" but found ":"` at line 351. That module is imported by the provider API routes, bulk-web-session, autoCombo's virtualFactory, keepaliveThreshold and dashboard components, so the break was live on the tip and flooded unrelated catalog tests with transform failures. That was my conflict resolution, not the contributor's code — thank you for catching it and for tracing it to the root commit rather than patching around the symptom.
Also fixed: the duplicate bin/cli/utils/volatileEnvPath.mjs entry in PACK_ARTIFACT_REQUIRED_PATHS (findMissingArtifactPaths reported it twice), and UC image models made prefix-addressable without letting them claim historical bare model ids belonging to other providers.
Reconciled on merge: #12394 landed the busy_timeout/probe work first, so src/lib/db/core.ts takes the tip's side. probeUtils.ts is the union of both rather than either side — this PR's message regex is wider (SQLite also reports "database table is locked", "database schema is locked" and "database is busy"), while #12394 added the driver code/errcode path that keeps a transient lock from being classified as corruption and renaming the database away. Taking either alone would have dropped the other half; this PR's own ENOENT test is what surfaced it.
Verified: 76/76 across uc-image, probe-9541-repro, web-session-contract, pack-artifact-policy, bulk-web-session-import and exclusive-connection-leases, and every changed .ts file parses.
Thanks @backryun.
GET /v1/providers/gemini-business/models returned nothing because gemini-business had no RegistryEntry: the listing route resolves the provider through getRegistryEntry and filters the unified catalog by owned_by, and open-sse/config/providers/index.ts only registered gemini and gemini-web.
Adds a registry entry mirroring gemini_webProvider — id gemini-business, alias gembiz, cookie auth — with the twelve ids from the executor's MODEL_CATEGORY_MAP. Each model is declared toolCalling: false, supportsReasoning: false, the same live-behaviour contract applied to gemini-web in #9356: the executor returns plain text, hard-wires the thinking mode and parses no tool calls.
Reconciled on merge: the only conflict was the reserved-prefix count assertion, which the tip had moved. Took the tip's text and measured the real value with this PR applied — 406 to 408, the gemini-business id plus its gembiz alias — rather than carrying the branch's number.
Validated in a combined worktree with all 25 PRs of this batch boarded together (typecheck:core clean, 443/443 node-runner plus 14/14 vitest, all static gates green), and re-verified standalone on the current tip after the other 24 landed: 33/33 across provider-node-reserved-prefix, gemini-business-model-registry-12107 and web-cookie-validation-fallback, with check:provider-consistency OK at 272 REGISTRY entries and 355 canonical providers.
Thanks @pacocartones.
The gamification anomalies page had hard-coded English for its loading state, Status column header and Suspicious badge, and was the only standalone non-redirect dashboard page without a sidebar entry. Both are fixed: the strings come from the common catalog, and the page joins the Gamification sidebar group as a hideable section item shown only by the "all" preset, like its siblings. The loading and empty states also become role="status" aria-live="polite" live regions with aria-busy, matching profile/page.tsx and health/page.tsx. Three new keys in en.json, propagated to the other 42 locales with the __MISSING__ sentinel.
Validated in a combined worktree with all 25 PRs of this batch boarded together: typecheck:core clean, 443/443 node-runner tests plus 14/14 vitest across every test file the batch touches, and check-changelog-integrity, check:cycles (418 files), check:provider-consistency (272 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check:docs-counts, check:docs-sync (42 locales) and check-file-size all green.
Thanks @pacocartones.
The API key permissions modal silently dropped allowedCombos entries its Combo picker cannot render — routing-rule names such as rt-*, which matchesComboAccessRule() already honours. Stored entries rendered as zero selected, and clicking All then Restrict then Save persisted allowedCombos: [], which is deny-all for combo requests.
Those entries now survive the All toggle, are listed read-only under the combo list so the header count and the list agree, and are saved back verbatim. The UI does not learn routing-rule semantics (option 1 from the issue). The Allowed Combos section moves out of the frozen ApiManagerPageClient.tsx into its own component following the UsageLimitSettings pattern.
Validated in a combined worktree with all 25 PRs of this batch boarded together: typecheck:core clean, 443/443 node-runner tests plus 14/14 vitest across every test file the batch touches, and check-changelog-integrity, check:cycles (418 files), check:provider-consistency (272 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check:docs-counts, check:docs-sync (42 locales) and check-file-size all green.
Thanks @pacocartones.
GET /v1/models with MODELS_CATALOG_PREFIX_MODE=canonical dropped every chat row of a provider whose registry alias is undefined (antigravity) or equal to its own id (agy, most built-ins). Each emission loop pushes alias/model only when includeAlias, and canonicalProviderId/model only when the ids differ — for a self-aliased provider both are the same string, so neither fired. #11918 fixed the class for custom nodes but not built-ins, and not the static loop. The alias row is now treated as the canonical row whenever the ids coincide, across the static, synced, custom and alias-backed loops; the canonical branch's !== alias guard is untouched, so dual and alias output cannot double up. Docs that described the omission as intended are corrected.
Validated in a combined worktree with all 25 PRs of this batch boarded together: typecheck:core clean, 443/443 node-runner tests plus 14/14 vitest across every test file the batch touches, and check-changelog-integrity, check:cycles (418 files), check:provider-consistency (272 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check:docs-counts, check:docs-sync (42 locales) and check-file-size all green.
Thanks @pacocartones.
The response de-obfuscation stripped the whole U+200B..U+200D range, so Persian/Kurdish half-spaces (U+200C), Arabic/Indic shaping and emoji ZWJ sequences (U+200D) were deleted from every assistant response — text, reasoning and tool-call arguments, streaming and non-streaming, every provider: ارائهدهنده came back as ارائهدهنده.
The request side only ever inserts a U+200D between two ASCII word characters, so the new stripObfuscationZeroWidth() removes a joiner only there, or at a string edge next to one so a word split across streaming deltas is still cleaned; U+200B and U+FEFF keep their unconditional removal. All seven copies of the old regex now go through the helper.
Validated in a combined worktree with all 25 PRs of this batch boarded together: typecheck:core clean, 443/443 node-runner tests plus 14/14 vitest across every test file the batch touches, and check-changelog-integrity, check:cycles (418 files), check:provider-consistency (272 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check:docs-counts, check:docs-sync (42 locales) and check-file-size all green.
Thanks @pacocartones.
CircuitBreaker.execute() treated every resolved promise as a success, but handleChatCore() reports most upstream failures by resolving with { success: false, status: 5xx }. On the chat path that spurious _onSuccess() decayed failureCount right before the call site's _onFailure() for the same attempt, so a provider answering 503s indefinitely stayed CLOSED at failureCount: 1 and kept receiving traffic — the breaker was structurally unable to open. Combo dispatches hit the same cancellation through the shared per-provider breaker.
execute() now takes an optional per-call classifyResult; without it the resolved-means-success contract every throw-based caller relies on is unchanged. executeChatWithBreaker() passes ignore and the chat path accounts for the outcome exactly once where the request context lives, so a combo success is no longer counted twice.
Validated in a combined worktree with all 25 PRs of this batch boarded together: typecheck:core clean, 443/443 node-runner tests plus 14/14 vitest across every test file the batch touches, and check-changelog-integrity, check:cycles (418 files), check:provider-consistency (272 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check:docs-counts, check:docs-sync (42 locales) and check-file-size all green.
Thanks @pacocartones.
The retryable chat_admission_busy 503 advertised a fixed Retry-After of 1s or 2s while the heavyweight lease it waits on is held for the entire SSE lifetime. Clients that honour the header — Codex CLI, agent fan-out — re-sent the same ~1 MiB /v1/responses body every second into a gate that could not have cleared, producing the queue_timeout retry storm that persisted even after OMNIROUTE_CHAT_MAX_HEAVY_IN_FLIGHT was raised.
ChatAdmissionController now tracks each live heavy lease's acquisition time and derives the hint from observed occupancy: the larger of the queue window the waiter already exhausted and the age of the youngest live lease, rounded up and capped at 60s. Both builders floor it at the historical 1s / 2s, so an idle gate answers exactly as before. Using the youngest rather than the oldest lease avoids a pessimistic hint when several slots are in flight.
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The Leaderboard rendered apiKeyId.slice(0, 8)… under a column translated as "name". The route now enriches each entry with the key's display name — route-local, so the shared getTopN helper and the federation leaderboard stay id-only — and the page renders name ?? shortId with the full id in a title attribute. The lookup selects only id and name from api_keys, chunked at 200 ids, with unknown ids and blank names omitted; no key material leaves the DB layer.
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The Profile page already rendered a streak card but fed it a hard-coded useState(0) with a "streak data comes from future API" note — while streaks.ts tracked per-key streaks all along and the MCP gamification_profile tool already returned them. GET /api/gamification/level now returns streak: { current, longest } next to level: the key's own streak with apiKeyId, the operator-wide maximum otherwise, matching the aggregate mode getAggregateXp uses (#3484). No new route, no OpenAPI change, no new i18n keys; a missing or zero streak keeps the card hidden exactly as before.
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A thinking content part arriving with no signature — typical after a cross-provider hop where reasoning_content was converted into a thinking block — was stamped with DEFAULT_THINKING_CLAUDE_SIGNATURE. prepareClaudeRequest treats any non-empty signature on the latest assistant turn as genuine and preserves it verbatim, so the fabricated one reached Anthropic and the replay failed with "Invalid signature". A missing signature is now treated the same as an empty one, aligned with the stricter check claudeHelper.ts already used: the block is dropped rather than fabricated. Real signatures are still preserved verbatim and redacted_thinking is unchanged.
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A proxy assigned to an opencode / opencode-go connection is pinned by the chat handler as the ambient proxy context before the executor runs. OpencodeExecutor only reads per-account proxies from providerSpecificData.accountProxies, so an API-key connection with none took the single-account fast path — which wrapped the dispatch in runWithDirectFetchContext(), and that direct sentinel makes patchedFetch bypass the ambient context and hit native fetch. The assigned proxy was discarded and the request egressed from the host IP, giving `403 This model is not available in your country` on geoblocked hosts. The fast path now applies the direct pin only when no ambient context exists.
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POST /v1/images/generations through a combo returned a bare array instead of the OpenAI {created, data} payload: executeImageCombo() unwrapped one level too many, and the n used for cost calculation read the same double-nested shape, so it was always 0. The combo path now returns the handler payload unchanged, matching the direct-model path.
Second half: Codex image results emitted a data: URI in url whenever response_format was not b64_json, but OpenAI returns b64_json for the gpt-image-* family — clients that omit the field, Codex CLI's built-in image_gen among them, could decode neither shape. Codex now defaults to b64_json; an explicit response_format: "url" keeps its previous behaviour. Both land together because fixing one leaves Codex CLI failing at the other.
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When a built-in provider's id or alias reserves the prefix of an existing OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible node — v3.8.50 added openference with alias of, shadowing nodes created earlier with prefix of — the runtime error `No active credentials for provider: openference` gave the operator nothing to act on. It now explains that the prefix routed to the built-in, names the shadowed node, and logs an AUTH warning. Precedence is unchanged and the lookup runs only on the credential-failure path when no connection was tried, so the hot routing path is byte-identical.
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getDbInstance() ran PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL as the connection's first statement, before PRAGMA busy_timeout, and openSqliteDatabase() passes no driver-level timeout. A process opening the database while another closed its WAL connection — checkpoint plus WAL delete hold an EXCLUSIVE lock for a few hundred microseconds — therefore died with `database is locked` instead of waiting. That is the flake behind exclusive-connection-leases.test.ts on release/v3.8.51 runs 33525300898 and 33493797519 and on unrelated PR runs.
The second half is worse than the flake: isTransientProbeError matched /SQLITE_BUSY/ against error.message, but both drivers report the plain text `database is locked` and put the code in .code / .errcode. A transient lock during the corruption probe therefore took the corrupt-database path and renamed the file to storage.sqlite.probe-failed-… with "Manual recovery required". The probe now recognises the drivers' real BUSY/PROTOCOL/IOERR signals.
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validateScoreChange() — the documented 1000 XP/min per-API-key limit plus the velocity anomaly check — was exported but never called, so the award path applied every XP delta unconditionally. It now runs before addXp; a rejected award is logged at warn level and skipped, and the fire-and-forget path never throws.
The second finding is the one that made the first invisible: getRecentXp's window query was inert. created_at is stored by the table default as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS and was compared lexically against a JS ISO string, so same-day rows never matched and the limit could not have tripped even if it had been wired. The window start is now computed in SQLite, matching the style computeZScore already used.
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Four files embedded the U+0000 separator of a memo/group key as a raw NUL byte rather than the \\0 escape the codebase uses for the same idiom elsewhere. The runtime value is identical, but the raw byte trips the binary heuristics of git, GitHub and ripgrep: git diff --numstat reported `- -`, the introducing PRs rendered three of the files as "Binary file not shown", and rg silently skipped them in recursive mode. Rewritten as escapes, with a guard test keeping raw NUL bytes out of src/, open-sse/ and tests/.
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Under Bun the server child is spawned with --preload <path>/open-sse/utils/setupPolyfill.ts, and all three spawn sites built that path next to the server bundle — but the polyfill only ships at the package root and nothing copies it into dist/. Every `bun install -g omniroute` start died with `error: preload not found`. The preload now resolves from the supervisor module's own location and is shared by the two serve.mjs spawns, with the child argv moved into a pure buildServerSpawnArgs() so both branches are directly assertable (same seam as #8131). Node users are unaffected.
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getBestVisionModel() validates a configured fixedModel with hasUsableCredentialsForModel() before short-circuiting (#8430). auto / auto/* ids are virtual combos with no provider row, so that check always reported a confirmed false and the combo was silently discarded in favour of global auto-selection — it never got the chance to rotate its members. This mirrors the exemption the reroute guard in visionBridge.ts already carries; concrete fixedModel ids keep the #8430 fall-through unchanged.
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The opt-in Codex quota auto-ping pinned gpt-5.1-codex-mini. OpenAI shut that model down on 2026-07-23 and the repo's own lifecycle registry already rejects it on the request path, but the scheduler never consulted that gate — every window slide sent a dead id, hit the 15-minute failure cooldown, and retried the same id forever. The ping model now resolves per tick from the provider catalog through isModelSelectable(), the same gate chatCore uses, with the registry import kept lazy because this module sits on the instrumentation boot path (#12074). When nothing is selectable the provider is paused before any throttle slot, usage read or executor call, with one warning per state change.
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The #10265 rewrite of command-code-executor.test.ts (b6412c6fe) deleted the two regression tests #10986 added for reasoning-only Command Code output, while the production fallback in createJsonResponse / createStreamResponse survived — leaving it unguarded. Both are restored, now routed through the /alpha/generate fallback that is the only way to reach the CLI translator since #10265, via a shared goPlanFallbackFetch() helper.
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The least-used strategy ranked candidates by lastUsedAt alone, so after a 429 excluded the active account the replacement could be one that was merely oldest while still carrying its own backoff — it served a single request before the next one settled on a healthy account, the one-request detour with two cache misses reported on Codex. least-used now applies the backoffLevel tie-break the round-robin fallback branch already had, ahead of the existing never-used / oldest / priority order.
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When every combo target is excluded because the request's max_tokens exceeds each target's known output limit, the terminal 400 now says so — requested max_tokens against the pool's highest known ceiling — instead of the unrelated "supports structured output for this request". Diagnostics (unmet, excluded[].reason, terminalReason) are unchanged; only the message for the output_tokens primary reason moves.
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groq/compound and allam-2-7b were absent from the curated Groq registry, so the capability heuristic defaulted them to reasoning-capable and forwarded reasoning_effort verbatim — Groq answers HTTP 400. Declaring supportsReasoning: false makes applyThinkingBudget() strip reasoning_effort, output_config.effort and thinking, same class as #3258. The gpt-oss reasoning models keep the field.
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The playwright:v1.62.0-noble base ships Chromium as a Chrome for Testing build, which extracts to chrome-linux64/chrome. The CMD's find -path '*/chrome-linux/chrome' matched nothing, $chrome_path came out empty, and the container crash-looped on `exec: --headless=new: not found`. Widening the glob to '*/chrome-linux*/chrome' resolves both the legacy and the Chrome for Testing layout.
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Adds uncensored.com as two OpenAI-compatible providers mirroring UC's own surfaces: uc, the persona/subscription side over WebSocket with a durable Clerk credential minting a short-lived per-connect token (no API key, un-metered), as a full multimodal port — chat, tools, vision, doc-RAG, image, video, TTS; and uc-direct, the metered Developer API over REST with X-api-key. Same underlying models, two billing surfaces.
Reconciled on merge. 57 files conflicted; only seven carried UC content, the rest was drift from the older release line and took the tip's side.
- executors/index.ts: the tip has since refactored the executor map to lazy dynamic imports, so uc is registered in that shape. uc-direct needs no entry — it routes through the default OpenAI-compatible executor.
- imageGeneration.ts: the branch still carried the retired designerWeb import alongside ucImage; kept only the UC one.
- config/providers/index.ts, webSessionCredentials.ts and web-cookie.ts resolved additively against the MaxAI entries #11461 put on the tip an hour earlier.
- web-cookie.ts: the uc entry declared no serviceKinds, required since #11392, so provider validation would have thrown at load. Declared ["llm"]. uc-direct already declared it at the end of its own entry — an earlier pass of mine added a second one after id and TypeScript caught the duplicate (TS1117); the author's placement is what shipped.
Every count was measured against the merged tree rather than taken from the branch, and all three would have been wrong: reserved prefixes are 406, not 399; APIKEY_PROVIDERS is 237, not 234; providers are 355. PROVIDER_REFERENCE.md regenerated, the count updated across README/AGENTS.md/llm.txt and its 42 mirrors, package.json and 6 SVGs — every changed line in the protected surfaces is a digit substitution and nothing else, verified by masking digits and comparing the removed and added sets (90 lines each, identical). The executor-map golden snapshot went 134 -> 135.
The branch's file-size-baseline.json predates #12411's ratchet re-tightening and was discarded rather than merged; imageGeneration.ts (+12 for the uc-image format branch) was entered against the current baseline under a _rebaseline annotation, and no other cap moves.
Verified: typecheck:core clean, check:provider-consistency OK (271 REGISTRY entries, 355 canonical providers), check:docs-counts exit 0, check-file-size OK, check:cycles OK, 119/119 across the PR's test files, and 2/2 executor-map-golden.
Thanks @arminanton — two providers for two real billing surfaces, rather than one entry pretending to be both, is the right modelling.
