fix: remove provider-name endpoint hardcoding, unify routing KV category naming - #1017
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Three independent fixes surfaced by an audit of provider-group-name
hardcoding across the gateway:
1. proxy_capability() rewrote the image-generation endpoint by comparing
agent.provider_name == "openrouter" literally, violating the standing
policy that provider identity is a display/admin alias, never a
routing condition. Replaced with a declared ModelAgent.image_generation_endpoint
capability field (None by default, set explicitly via agent-pool config
or discovery metadata) so endpoint selection is driven by configured
capability, not provider-name string matching. Zero behavior change for
any currently-configured/discovered agent that already relies on the
old openrouter-images alias, since discovery would need to set the new
field explicitly to opt in. Added a regression test proving provider
name alone no longer rewrites the endpoint, alongside the updated
positive-case test.
2. _ROUTING_CATEGORY ("routing") and _EMBEDDING_CONFIG_CATEGORY ("routing")
in batch_routing.py/cost_router.py, plus a matching literal in
batch_job_registry.py, violated the two-or-more-semantic-word KV
category naming convention. A grep for every "routing" KV-category
consumer (production and test) turned up three call sites, not the
two the initial pass found, and all three genuinely share the one
category today. Splitting the category (the naming fix an isolated
look would suggest) would silently orphan any already-persisted
Postgres-backed KV config for batch_job_retention_seconds,
batch_min_tokens, and embedding_max_tokens_per_request. Instead,
unified all production and test call sites onto one compliant name,
"routing_config", preserving current sharing behavior with no risk of
orphaning existing config.
3. tests/test_psychometric_routing.py did a hard top-level `import numpy`,
which is genuinely absent from this environment and not declared
anywhere in pyproject.toml/requirements.lock -- but is a legitimate,
already-shipped optional dependency of psychometric_routing.py's own
lazy try/except-ImportError code path (absence there means "no
psychometric evidence", not an error). The hard import broke collection
for the entire test suite. Fixed by scoping `pytest.importorskip` to
the one test function that actually exercises the numpy/fast_mlsirm
code path, mirroring the production module's own lazy-import pattern
at the correct (function, not module) granularity.
Verified: targeted runs green (34 passed for the image-endpoint tests,
92 passed across the 6 routing_config-touching test files, 4 passed/1
skipped for psychometric routing), then a full `coverage run -m pytest
tests -q` (3304 passed, 3 skipped, 2 failed). Both failures reproduce
identically against unmodified main with these changes stashed
(test_provider_batch_returns_before_terminal_result is a tight <0.1s
timing assertion that passed in isolation -- a load-induced flake under
the full suite; test_exact_output_without_prompt_usage_is_explicitly_unavailable
in test_spend_analytics.py, a file untouched by this change, fails
identically pre-existing) -- neither is caused by or related to this PR.
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Exact-head commercialization blocker on 263cf0c972a05abf08eef444c9d1b19a0b8b1b6e (base main@8839081659df587b19642be17b9114f9dee8b666): the "routing" -> "routing_config" category rename is a durable-key migration, not a call-site-only rename. PostgresConfigStore persists config_key = f"{category}.{key}" as the PRIMARY KEY in com_config; its get() performs an exact lookup on that full key. Therefore an existing production row such as routing.batch_min_tokens, routing.embedding_max_tokens_per_request, or routing.batch_job_retention_seconds is invisible to the new exact-head readers, which now ask for routing_config.*. The PR/CHANGELOG claim that the rename has “zero risk of orphaning existing config” is not true for the Postgres-backed production boundary.
RED first: against protected/base behavior, seed the real Postgres-backed com_config with each shipped legacy routing.<key> value, boot the candidate upgrade, and prove the effective routing/batch/embedding behavior retains the persisted value rather than silently falling back to defaults. Include restart/reload and mixed old/new rows; where both identities exist, define and test one deterministic precedence rule.
Smallest GREEN: make the key-identity migration explicit and idempotent at the storage/upgrade boundary (transactional re-key/backfill with deterministic conflict handling is preferable). If compatibility read-through is used temporarily, keep one canonical write identity, prove no duplicated source of truth, and give it a bounded removal condition/version. Do not solve this by simply reading both categories indefinitely. Update the changelog/gap docs to state the migration contract rather than claiming call-site renaming alone preserves persisted config.
Revalidation: focused Postgres production-boundary RED->GREEN, existing in-memory/unit suite, then fresh unchanged-head Tests/SAST/Security/Fuzz/coverage/package/provenance. Current exact-head workflow runs are queued, so none are merge evidence yet. This is also a DDD ownership invariant: the routing configuration value-object identity is persisted data; changing its namespace requires an explicit compatibility/migration boundary.
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PR review from seonghobae correctly identified that this branch's earlier
"routing" -> "routing_config" KV category rename (in batch_routing.py,
cost_router.py, batch_job_registry.py) was call-site-only and would
silently orphan any value a prior deployment already persisted to
Postgres under the old category name.
Root cause: pg_llm_batch.PostgresConfigStore keys its com_config table by
the literal f"{category}.{key}" string as the SQL PRIMARY KEY. A bare
rename means readers now ask for "routing_config.<key>", get an exact
miss against an existing "routing.<key>" row, and silently fall back to
their hardcoded Python default instead of the operator's configured
value -- exactly the risk the PR's own earlier analysis (splitting into
two separate categories) had correctly avoided for the *code-reuse*
angle, but the same analysis wrongly concluded the eventual single-name
rename carried "zero orphaning risk" -- that claim held only for the
in-memory backend, which never persists across restarts.
Fix: kv_config.get_config_store() now runs an idempotent, additive-only
backfill migration (_migrate_legacy_categories) at every boot, for the
finite set of keys this codebase has ever written under the old
category. A value already present under the new category always wins
and is never overwritten -- so an operator's explicit reconfiguration
after an earlier backfill survives a later restart -- and a legacy value
with no new-category counterpart yet is copied forward. This uses only
get/set, the minimal ConfigStore protocol every backend (in-memory, the
Postgres adapter, and test doubles) implements, so it applies uniformly
to the seeded/in-memory path and the real Postgres-backed path.
Four new tests in test_kv_config_store.py cover: backfill from a
pre-existing legacy row, precedence when both categories hold a value,
idempotency across two simulated reconnects/restarts (an operator's
post-backfill reconfiguration must survive), and the in-memory seed
path. Three of the four were confirmed to genuinely fail (RED) with the
migration call temporarily disabled, then pass (GREEN) restored --
verified directly, not assumed.
Legacy routing.<key> rows are left in place (the ConfigStore protocol
has no delete operation); removing the migration entry is a bounded
follow-up once every deployment has booted at least once against the
new category, tracked in ContextualWisdomLab/.github's
docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md (G-17 residual item).
Verified: tests/test_kv_config_store.py (10 passed), plus the batch/
routing/embedding suites (61 passed across 4 files), interrogate 100%
on kv_config.py.
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Second Devin Review round on PR #1017 found six real issues (all files it flagged were ones this PR actually touches, unlike the first round's stale-diff false positives on an unrelated branch): 1. image_generation_endpoint was never wired into _AgentPoolStore, the durable SQLite persistence used across process restarts (--state-db/ agents_db): absent from _AGENT_COLUMNS, the agent_pool schema, its INSERT/UPDATE statements, and the restart-time SELECT. An operator setting it via patch_agent would see it silently vanish on the next restart -- and patch_agent's own field allowlist didn't even accept the key, so there was no way to set it through the admin API at all. Fixed: nullable TEXT column + non-empty-or-null CHECK, added via the same guarded ALTER TABLE pattern already used for reasoning_effort_supported/max_output_tokens/context_window/ stream_usage_supported; _insert_agent/save/load_all all round-trip it; patch_agent accepts and clears it; _agent_to_admin_payload surfaces it; api_contract.py's OpenAPI patch schema documents it. 2. A non-string or empty image_generation_endpoint from JSON survived ModelAgent construction and would only fail on the first image request that reached it. __post_init__ now validates it the same way auth_scheme is validated (non-empty string or null, else TypeError). 3. RoutingPolicy's docstring still advertised the pre-rename "routing" KV category instead of "routing_config". 4. The legacy-category migration call sat inside the same broad try/except Exception that falls back to an ephemeral InMemoryConfigStore when pg_llm_batch is unavailable or Postgres is unreachable at construction. A transient failure purely in the migration's own reads on an otherwise successfully connected store fell into that same except and silently discarded visibility into ALL of the caller's real durable config, not just the migrated keys. The migration call (renamed public: migrate_legacy_categories) now runs after that except block, so such a failure propagates instead of being silently absorbed. 5. Only the get_config_store() factory ran the migration, so a caller injecting an already-constructed ConfigStore directly into CostRoutingCoordinator (e.g. a real Postgres-backed store already carrying legacy routing.* rows) never got it migrated. CostRoutingCoordinator.__init__ now also calls migrate_legacy_categories(self.config) right after settling self.config, covering RoutingPolicy and build_job_registry (both built from that same instance) for the injected-store path too. 6. (Deliberately not fixed here, analysis-only finding) Auto-discovery cannot populate image_generation_endpoint. Left open: the field is intentionally opt-in/manually-declared per the original PR's design (provider identity must never drive endpoint selection automatically); wiring specific providers into discovery is a separate design decision needing its own scoping, not a small fix bundled here. Six new tests, all confirmed genuinely RED before their fix and GREEN after (verified directly by temporarily reverting each fix and re-running, not assumed): full patch->restart->clear->restart round trip and rejected-blank-value/no-mutation for the persistence fix (tests/test_agent_pool_db.py); injected-store migration and migration-failure-propagation for the kv_config.py fixes (tests/test_kv_config_store.py). Verified: targeted suite across all touched areas (119 passed), interrogate 100% on kv_config.py/cost_router.py/api_contract.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
…-and-routing-config-20260902' into fix/provider-endpoint-hardcoding-and-routing-config-20260902 # Conflicts: # contextual_orchestrator/kv_config.py # tests/test_kv_config_store.py
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Investigated Devin Review's second round (6 findings) — all against real files this PR touches. Fixed: 1. 2. Non-string/empty value fails late. 3. Stale docs. 4 & 5. 6. Discovery can't populate Verified: full targeted suite across every touched area (120 passed), Generated by Claude Code |
Devin Review correctly caught that this document lives in .github, so a bare "#1017" reference resolves to #1017 (an unrelated PR) instead of the intended ContextualWisdomLab/contextual-orchestrator#1017 -- breaking traceability and matching this repo's own binding convention (CLAUDE.md / docs/CWL-MASTER-CONTEXT.md section 7: cross-repo references as owner/repo#num or full URLs). Qualifies the three remaining under-qualified references (the G-17 row's "priority action" cell, the dated section heading, and its "Status" paragraph's "until #1017 merges" line) to the full ContextualWisdomLab/contextual-orchestrator#1017 form, matching the convention already used correctly elsewhere in the same section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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image_generation_endpoint accepts every non-empty string. Define whether declarations require canonical relative paths, then align validation and API schema constraints.
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| # get_config_store() runs this at factory-build time, but a caller may | ||
| # construct and inject its own store directly here instead -- e.g. a | ||
| # real Postgres-backed store already carrying pre-existing legacy | ||
| # routing.* rows. Migrate at this actual consumption boundary so | ||
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🔍 Migration repeats database probes
Each RoutingPolicy construction performs fourteen synchronous reads, including stores already migrated by the factory. Repeated coordinator creation can add avoidable database traffic.
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…outing_policy Third Devin Review round on PR #1017 found two further real issues: 1. ALLOWED_AGENT_PATCH_KEYS/ALLOWED_AGENT_CREATE_KEYS in server.py are a separate HTTP-layer request-validation allowlist from patch_agent/ add_agent's own field handling in orchestrator.py. Neither included image_generation_endpoint, so despite that persistence fix, every real HTTP PATCH/POST request setting the field was rejected with an unknown_fields error before patch_agent/add_agent ever saw it -- the field was reachable only via direct Python calls (tests), not the actual REST API. Added to both allowlists. 2. migrate_legacy_categories only ran inside RoutingPolicy.__init__ (the fix from the second review round). A caller supplying its own pre-built routing_policy to CostRoutingCoordinator -- bypassing that constructor entirely -- still left build_job_registry's batch_job_retention_seconds read, and transitively any later embedding-category read against that same shared self.config, silently defaulting instead of seeing legacy-persisted values. build_job_registry() now also calls migrate_legacy_categories(config_store) before its own read, since CostRoutingCoordinator.__init__ calls it unconditionally regardless of whether routing_policy was custom-supplied. Two new tests, both confirmed genuinely RED before their fix and GREEN after (verified directly by temporarily reverting each fix and re-running): an end-to-end HTTP test in tests/test_agent_pool_db.py that PATCHes and POSTs image_generation_endpoint through the actual running server (not just the in-process orchestrator.py methods), and a CostRoutingCoordinator + custom-routing_policy integration test in tests/test_kv_config_store.py. Also corrects CHANGELOG.md's prior description of the second review round's fix, which had drifted from the final RoutingPolicy.__init__-based architecture after reconciling with reviewer seonghobae's concurrent push. Verified: targeted suite across every touched area (121 passed), interrogate 100% repo-wide (647 statements). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Both confirmed real and fixed in "Image endpoint patches are rejected." Correct — "Legacy settings vanish outside policies." Also correct. The prior fix put Also corrected the CHANGELOG's description of the second round's fix, which had drifted after reconciling with Verified: full targeted suite (121 passed), Generated by Claude Code |
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Fourth Devin Review round on PR #1017: the ConfigStore protocol has no conditional/compare-and-swap write, so a genuinely concurrent operator update landing between migrate_legacy_categories' read of the replacement key and its own write could, in principle, be clobbered back to the stale legacy value. Added a re-check of the replacement key immediately before the write, narrowing the window from "the whole legacy-value read" down to just the gap between the re-check and the write itself. This does not eliminate the race -- a real fix needs a conditional-write primitive (INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING or equivalent) that neither this protocol nor pg_llm_batch.PostgresConfigStore.set() (an unconditional upsert) currently exposes. Extending that is pg_llm_batch's own boundary to own, not something to paper over here with a false sense of completeness -- documented honestly in the function's docstring and in the CHANGELOG, and tracked as a residual item alongside gap G-17 in ContextualWisdomLab/.github's docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md. New deterministic test (_InterleavedWriteConfigBackend) simulates the exact interleaving via a call-counting double rather than relying on real threading/timing, confirmed genuinely RED before the re-check and GREEN after (verified directly by temporarily removing the re-check and re-running). Verified: targeted suite (14 kv_config tests + 87 across batch/routing/ agent-pool areas, 1 known-flaky-under-load timing test in test_provider_embedding_batch_backend.py confirmed unrelated -- passes cleanly in isolation and as its own file, only flakes under full-suite CPU contention, matching an already-documented pre-existing pattern in the same file), interrogate 100% on kv_config.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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"Legacy migration overwrites live updates" — confirmed real. Fixed in On the other four findings from this round: three are informational/analysis notes with no action needed (null-migration-semantics confirmation, optional-test-scope confirmation, and the "migration repeats database probes" performance observation — Generated by Claude Code |
…gStore surface build_job_registry() called migrate_legacy_categories(config_store) unconditionally before this PR's existing capability probes (getattr/callable checks on get_secret/get). migrate_legacy_categories() always calls config_store.get()/.set(), so any caller passing a narrower store — this function's own documented "injectable test path" of a get_secret-only secret surface — hit an AttributeError before ever reaching that fallback logic. test_build_falls_back_to_config_secret_when_credential_backend_raises exercises exactly that path with a get_secret-only SecretStore and was broken by this. Root-cause fix: probe config_store for callable get/set (reusing the same getattr(..., None) + callable() pattern already used a few lines below for get_secret and for the retention read) and only run the migration when both are present. A get_secret-only store has no legacy KV categories to migrate, so skipping it there isn't a workaround — it's the same "inapplicable, not an error" contract the rest of this function already applies to that duck-typed input. Also flagged as an unresolved 'bug' finding by Devin Review on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…_coroutine Matches the newly-tightened semantic-identifier regression test that now also asserts on the coroutine runner's own parameter name, not just the method name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
…nderscore CodeRabbit RUF059: test_migration_re_checks_immediately_before_writing_to_narrow_the_race unpacks legacy_category/replacement_category but only uses config_keys. The sibling test right below intentionally does use both, so this is scoped to the one function. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
…-hardcoding-and-routing-config-20260902 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BV96rXhqoR3tYZ9AeAVur4
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Commit 212ff43 ("fix(admin): refresh audit after model-group mutations") added this contract test but never actually got it to pass before merge (its own message notes hosted checks were queue-saturated at merge time). It carries four stacked defects, all confined to this one test function: 1. Missing `import json`, `import shutil`, `import subprocess` — the test uses `json.dumps`, `shutil.which("node")`, and `subprocess.run` without importing any of the three, so every run failed immediately with `NameError: name 'json' is not defined`. 2. `source_between()` end markers for `refreshModelGroups`, `refreshAuditEvents`, and `saveModelGroup` pointed at the wrong next function name, so those extractions swallowed unrelated admin.py source between the real end of the target function and the (much later) marker text — e.g. saveModelGroup's extraction ran 550+ lines past its own closing brace into deleteModelGroup, producing `ReferenceError: Cannot access 'els' before initialization` when eval'd. 3. `eval()` of a bare `async function foo() {...}` declaration string has no completion value in this Node module context (it evaluates to `undefined`), so every `const x = eval(source)` silently produced `undefined` instead of a callable — only surfaced once (2) was fixed. `source_between()` now wraps its return value in parens so eval sees a function *expression*. 4. `showModelGroupRefreshWarning`, called from inside `refreshModelGroupViews`, was never extracted/defined in the harness, so any refresh-failure scenario threw `ReferenceError: showModelGroupRefreshWarning is not defined`. It is now extracted and bound alongside the other functions. Verified: `test_model_group_mutations_refresh_audit_events` and the rest of `tests/test_admin_contract.py` now pass under `python -m pytest`, and the file's `python tests/test_admin_contract.py` direct-run entrypoint also passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BV96rXhqoR3tYZ9AeAVur4 (cherry picked from commit 0549184)
…fast-mlsirm judge test_exact_output_without_prompt_usage_is_explicitly_unavailable failed on protected main (212ff43, unmodified) and reproduced identically here: AssertionError: assert 'tokenizer' == 'mixed'. The optional fast-mlsirm judge integration is environment-dependent (present/absent changes whether a second judge step contributes a different usage source, which is what made "mixed" true in whatever environment originally authored this assertion) -- this environment has no fast_mlsirm installed, so only the single tokenizer-sourced worker step exists and the correct, deterministic usage_source is "tokenizer". Port PR #1002's fix for this same test (verified there): patch _resolve_fast_mlsirm_components to return None so the assertion is pinned to the raw-output tokenizer-fallback contract this test actually owns, independent of whether the optional dependency happens to be installed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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…0260902 Resolves two trivial, purely-cosmetic conflicts in tests/test_admin_contract.py: this branch had moved the shutil/subprocess imports one line earlier than main (both already imported unconditionally a few lines below -- kept one copy) and added a comment restating information the function's own docstring already gives (dropped the duplicate). No functional difference either way; resolved file is byte-identical to origin/main's version of this file. Full suite: 3405 passed, 1 skipped. interrogate 100%. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
| # Declared image-generation endpoint path override for this exact | ||
| # deployment, when it differs from the OpenAI-compatible default | ||
| # ("images/generations"). ``None`` means no override -- the request is | ||
| # sent to the same endpoint path as every other capability. Set this | ||
| # explicitly (via agent-pool config or discovery metadata) for a provider | ||
| # whose image API lives at a different path (e.g. OpenRouter serves image | ||
| # generation at "images"); never infer it from ``provider_name`` at | ||
| # request-routing time -- provider identity is a display/admin alias, not | ||
| # a routing condition (see docs/planning/adrs -- provider-group hardcoding | ||
| # is prohibited in selection/fallback/endpoint-routing decisions). | ||
| image_generation_endpoint: str | None = None |
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…agent Devin Review's sixth round on #1017 flagged a real regression from the first round's own fix: removing proxy_capability's provider_name == "openrouter" hardcode in favor of the declarative ModelAgent.image_generation_endpoint field never wired the new field into agent_from_discovered, so a freshly discovered OpenRouter model silently lost image-generation routing. DiscoveredModel now carries image_generation_endpoint, _parse_openai_compatible sets it to "images" for every OpenRouter-sourced row (mirroring the removed hardcode 1:1), and agent_from_discovered threads it into the built ModelAgent. Also applies CodeRabbit's ruff B009 nitpick (direct attribute access instead of getattr with a fixed name) in tests/test_batch_routing_semantic_identifiers.py. The companion kv_config.py concurrent-migration-write finding from the same Devin round was already investigated, narrowed, and tracked as gap G-17 in a prior review round; a real fix needs a conditional-write primitive neither ConfigStore nor pg_llm_batch.PostgresConfigStore.set() currently exposes, so no further action there. Full suite: 3406 passed, 3 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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Devin Review's seventh round caught the other half of the sixth round's regression: the durable catalog-persistence boundary (provider_catalog_store.normalize_discovered_model/ _restore_model_semantics, reached via record_success/serving_models) still reconstructed DiscoveredModel without image_generation_endpoint, so a refresh-then-restart round trip through either catalog backend silently dropped an OpenRouter model's image-generation routing again. Fixed without a schema migration, reusing the store's existing generic serving-tag mechanism (the same one already round-tripping capabilities/modalities through model_serving_tag on both backends): provider_bootstrap.serving_tags_for_discovered now emits an image_generation_endpoint:<value> tag, normalize_discovered_model passes the field straight through for the live in-flight path, and _restore_model_semantics parses the tag back out on restore. New regression test in tests/test_provider_catalog_store.py. Full suite: 3407 passed, 3 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
Devin Review's eighth round on #1017 caught the edge the previous round's fix left open: the naive image_generation_endpoint:<value> serving tag would itself be silently case-folded or dropped by the catalog store's own tag-validation charset ([a-z][a-z0-9_]*(?::[a-z0-9_]+)?) for any endpoint value containing a slash, hyphen, or uppercase letter. Today's only real value ("images") happens to fit that charset, but nothing enforced that a future provider's endpoint would. Fixed by hex-encoding the UTF-8 bytes (model_discovery. encode_image_generation_endpoint_tag/decode_image_generation_endpoint_tag): hex output only ever contains lowercase 0-9a-f, so it always matches the tag charset regardless of the source string's content. A malformed persisted payload decodes to None (fail closed) rather than raising. Placed in model_discovery.py rather than provider_bootstrap.py (which would need importing into provider_catalog_store.py, pulling the persistence-only module into the whole orchestrator runtime it explicitly keeps clear of) since both call sites already import from model_discovery. New tests cover a slash/hyphen/uppercase endpoint's full catalog-store round trip, the encode/decode pair directly, and a malformed-payload decode. Full suite: 3410 passed, 3 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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An untrusted provider-declared capability string could collide with the image_generation_endpoint: tag prefix and spoof a restored endpoint value. Filter provider capabilities against the reserved prefix before emitting serving tags. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KPmJErfkcHer4UVEgrQxUX
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provider_name을 사용하지 마세요.
ModelAgent계약은provider_name을 표시·관리용 별칭으로 정의하고 endpoint routing 조건으로 사용하는 것을 금지합니다. 현재responses분기에서agent.provider_name == "opencode_go"이면base_url과 관계없이chat/completions경로를 선택합니다. 별칭이 변경되거나 다른 endpoint를 가리키면 잘못된 transport를 선택할 수 있습니다.responses_via_chat같은 명시적 transport capability를 저장하고 그 capability로 분기하세요.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py`:
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이 PR은 세 가지 owner-level contract를 함께 수리합니다.
ModelAgent.image_generation_endpoint라는 명시적 capability로 이동합니다. discovery → catalog persistence → agent restoration 경로에서 이 선언을 보존합니다.routing을 다중단어 canonicalrouting_config로 이전하면서 기존 persisted 값은 additive/conditional migration으로 보존하고 concurrent replacement write를 덮어쓰지 않습니다.pg_llm_batch.PostgresConfigStore의 generic adapter shape는 ACL 경계로 유지합니다.Optional NumPy가 없는 환경에서
tests/test_psychometric_routing.py전체 collection이 깨지던 독립 회귀도 function-scoped dependency gate로 수리되어 있습니다.Fresh exact-head evidence
Current protected base:
main@2e414d15ba58f28597751b625a8a2f00fc9fadcf.Current PR head:
e84d39c2c25f4ebae67247888d8e892f928e820d.The branch is a normal descendant of current protected main (
ahead_by=28,behind_by=0). Previous body text namingbf8a6438...as the latest head is stale and is not merge evidence.Current exact-head GitHub workflows are still non-terminal: Security Scan
33936754949, SAST Semgrep33936754985, CodeQL PR33936754986, Security and Quality33936755044are queued. Predecessor test counts are development evidence only, not promotion evidence.Review repair performed on current head
Fresh review revalidation closed only findings that current source demonstrably superseded: optional-test scope, stored-null migration semantics, partial-store registry compatibility, and
_run_batch_coroutine(batch_coroutine)signature drift. Those threads now carry the exact-head evidence before resolution.The PR remains Draft because valid work is still open:
image_generation_endpointcurrently accepts any non-empty string. The runtime contract/documentation says it is an endpoint path such asimagesorimages/generations, but validation/API schema do not yet define a canonical relative-path grammar. RED acceptance: absolute URLs, scheme-relative values, leading-slash ambiguity, query/fragment-bearing values, dot segments, empty segments/encoded traversal and control characters must not silently become routing targets; valid canonical provider path declarations must round-trip through config/discovery/catalog/API.RoutingPolicyinvokes legacy-category migration at each construction boundary. The existing review correctly identifies repeated synchronous store probes, but this is not yet a performance claim: before changing behavior, measure real construction frequency/store I/O and prove any memoization/version marker preserves restart, injected-store and concurrent-admin semantics.Required GREEN
ModelAgent, HTTP schema/patch validation, discovery metadata and catalog persistence.Delivery Gate