Tighten executor, usage, model-resolution, and state-management
code with explicit types and safer record handling to reduce runtime
edge cases across providers.
Also normalize management-token failures to 403 responses, require API
keys consistently on cloud agent task routes with CORS-safe errors,
refresh stale Gemini CLI project IDs, prioritize Gemini search tools
correctly, add new provider/model registry entries, and serialize
integration tests for more reliable CI.
Skip the superseded 041 session_account_affinity migration when
the canonical 050 file is present, and remap legacy migration
markers so upgraded databases do not replay the duplicate slot.
Also include the CLI entrypoints in packaged artifacts and extend
management-auth coverage across admin memory, pricing, routing,
provider validation, and usage endpoints to keep release bundles
runnable and sensitive operations protected.
- Sanitize error messages in errorResponse() and cursor buildErrorResponse() to strip stack traces before sending to client (fixes js/stack-trace-exposure)
- Add explicit CodeQL suppression comments for intentional SHA-256 usage in API key hashing (fast O(1) lookup, not password storage) and deterministic UUID generation (fixes js/insufficient-password-hash false positives)
- Fix stream readiness loop and upstream error code propagation in chatCore.ts
- Resolve Headers iterator TypeScript errors
- Fix type mismatches and missing props in BuilderIntelligentStep, Card, and providers page
- Fix providerLimits typecasts and resolve implicit any errors
- Ensure green build and strict type compliance for production
Replace regex-based compression artifact cleanup with linear helpers to
avoid pathological backtracking and normalize whitespace safely.
Tighten request and response parsing in assess, Gemini translation, and
executor telemetry to avoid unsafe property access and invalid category
filtering.
Also add managed database backup support for legacy encrypted
connection migration, improve SQLite load error handling, and cover the
regressions with unit tests.
* chore: add GPT-5.5 Instant and support Node 26 (#1977)
chore: add GPT-5.5 Instant model to Codex registry + Node 26 support with CI + improved native SQLite error handling. Integrated into release/v3.7.9
* feat: enhance cost formatting and add Codex GPT-5.5 pricing support
* fix formatting
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Co-authored-by: backryun <bakryun0718@proton.me>
Co-authored-by: Jan Leon <jan.gaschler@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: 05dunski <05dunski-kredo@icloud.com>
Closes#1941 by forcing healthCheck.ts to scan and re-encrypt all
provider connections that were previously encrypted with the dynamic salt
fallback. This permanently upgrades legacy tokens to static-salt without
relying on organic updates.
Export and restore usage history, domain cost history, and domain
budget data so analytics and budget state survive settings transfers.
Also adjust cost overview fallbacks to rank by request volume when
cost data is unavailable, count conversationState entries in chat
request logging, and align e2e coverage with the proxy settings route.
Update the seeded default compression combo to use the RTK then
Caveman pipeline in both fresh installs and upgraded databases.
Add a targeted migration and runtime guard that only rewrites the
legacy seeded record when its original metadata and single-step
pipeline still match, preserving user-customized default combos.
Refresh docs and tests to reflect the stacked default and expanded
RTK filter catalog.
Centralize compression config schemas across settings, preview, RTK,
and combo APIs to enforce consistent validation for stacked pipelines
and engine-specific options.
Expand caveman and stacked compression behavior by applying default
combos at runtime, surfacing validation and fallback metadata, and
exposing aggressive and ultra adapter schemas for configuration UI and
tests.
Persist MCP description compression snapshots into analytics without
counting them as provider usage, and extend the dashboard with the new
RTK controls and localized labels.
* chore(rtk): initialize compression roadmap branch
* feat(compression): add RTK engine and compression combos
Introduce RTK command-aware tool-output compression alongside
stacked RTK -> Caveman pipelines for mixed prompt contexts.
Add engine registration, declarative RTK filter packs, language-aware
Caveman rule loading, compression combo persistence and assignments,
analytics grouped by engine/combo, and new MCP/API endpoints for
configuration, previews, filters, and combo management.
Expose the new capabilities in the dashboard with dedicated Context &
Cache pages for Caveman, RTK, and compression combos, and update docs,
i18n strings, migrations, and tests to cover the expanded compression
surface.
* feat(compression): expand RTK DSL, filter catalog, and recovery APIs
Add RTK parity features across the compression pipeline, dashboard,
and management APIs. This expands the built-in filter catalog, adds
trust-gated custom filter loading, inline filter verification, code
stripping, smarter detection, and optional redacted raw-output
retention for authenticated recovery.
Also extend Caveman with file-based multilingual rule packs, localized
output-mode instructions, stricter preview/config schemas, engine
registry metadata, analytics fields, and broad unit test coverage for
RTK, rule loading, and stacked compression behavior.
* fix(auth): protect oauth routes and health reset operations
Require authenticated dashboard access for OAuth endpoints that can
create or import provider connections when login enforcement is
enabled.
Move `/api/monitoring/health` to the readonly public route list so
safe methods remain public while DELETE now returns 401 for anonymous
requests.
Also update Next.js native `.node` handling to avoid webpack parse
failures from external packages such as ngrok and keytar, and add
coverage for the new auth behavior.
* build(compression): ship RTK rule and filter assets with app bundles
Include compression JSON assets in Next output tracing, prepublish copies,
and pack artifact policy checks so standalone and packaged builds can
load RTK filters and caveman rule packs at runtime.
Also harden compression runtime behavior by resolving alternate asset
directories, scoping rule cache entries by source path, carrying RTK raw
output pointers through stacked runs, degrading oversized preview diffs,
and applying combo language/output mode defaults during chat routing.
Add coverage for packaging rules, provider-scoped model parsing, smart
truncate edge cases, raw output retention, and combo-driven compression
behavior.
* docs(workflows): update local repo paths to OmniRoute
Replace outdated `/home/diegosouzapw/dev/proxys/9router` references
with the current `OmniRoute` directory across deploy, release, and
version bump workflow guides so local command examples match the
renamed repository layout
* feat(compression): complete RTK parity coverage
* test(build): align next config assertions
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Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <diego.souza.pw@gmail.com>
Add caveman intensity levels, output mode instructions, validation, and
preview diffs across the compression pipeline.
Extend MCP and dashboard settings to support auto-trigger mode, system
prompt preservation, MCP description compression, and caveman rule
metadata. Record richer compression analytics with receipt fields,
validation fallbacks, output mode data, and add the related database
migration.
Improve preservation handling for code, URLs, markdown, math, and other
protected content while adding broad unit, integration, and golden-set
coverage for caveman parity and compression behavior.
Export shared runtime platform and architecture helpers so provider
registry header generation uses the same process-based detection logic
as header profiles instead of direct os module calls.
Improve migration directory resolution by searching upward through
common project layouts and checking multiple candidate paths before
falling back to OMNIROUTE_MIGRATIONS_DIR errors.
