fix(api): accept the advertised gateway-default model on chat surfaces - #868
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The /v1/models listing advertised 'contextual-orchestrator' as its first entry and every batch request already defaulted to it, but _require_pool_model special-cased only AUTO_MODEL/FREE_MODEL. The gateway's own default id was therefore rejected with 400 on /v1/chat/completions, /v1/completions, /v1/embeddings, and /v1/responses: callers could submit async batch-routing jobs yet never hold a conversation. Introduce TaskOrchestrator.GATEWAY_DEFAULT_MODEL as the canonical virtual id, resolve it with auto semantics in _require_pool_model (capability callers still bind a concrete agent), and reference it at the remaining server/orchestrator call sites so the advertised list and the accepted set can no longer drift.
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change expands default model routing and adds credential-backed discovery and privacy-policy enrichment. The current implementation can misclassify paid or ineligible models as free, preserve favorable privacy evidence when sources conflict, expose credentials through an insufficiently restricted discovery path, and leave stale models active after discovery changes. These concrete correctness and security risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant discover_all_models
participant analyze_discovered_privacy_policies
participant ProviderCatalogStore
participant TaskOrchestrator
discover_all_models->>analyze_discovered_privacy_policies: 선택적 정책 분석 요청
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ProviderCatalogStore-->>TaskOrchestrator: 복원된 모델과 태그 제공
TaskOrchestrator->>TaskOrchestrator: 기본 모델과 prefer_tags로 라우팅
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* fix: discover configured gateway model catalog * fix: require consensus for gateway pricing * fix: normalize gateway bootstrap credential
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| for model in models | ||
| if model.supports_zero_data_retention is True and "chat" in model.capabilities | ||
| ), |
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🟡 Discovered ZDR routes skip policy analysis
Analyzer selection ignores zdr_capable. Deployments validated through shared ZDR evidence cannot analyze policies when no provider-native ZDR route exists.
| model | |
| for model in models | |
| if model.supports_zero_data_retention is True and "chat" in model.capabilities | |
| ), | |
| model | |
| for model in models | |
| if (model.supports_zero_data_retention is True or model.zdr_capable) | |
| and not model.evidence_only | |
| and "chat" in model.capabilities |
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| for source in source_tuple: | ||
| account_assessments = assessments_by_account.get(_source_key(source), []) | ||
| if account_assessments: | ||
| store.record_privacy_assessment_success(source, account_assessments) |
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🟡 Concurrent refresh restores stale privacy evidence
Privacy assessments are written after releasing _CATALOG_REFRESH_EVIDENCE_LOCK. An older run can overwrite evidence after a newer catalog refresh removes its source.
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| try: | ||
| response = urllib.request.urlopen(request, timeout=timeout) # noqa: S310 - fixed provider inventory # nosemgrep: python.lang.security.audit.dynamic-urllib-use-detected.dynamic-urllib-use-detected | ||
| except urllib.error.URLError as exc: | ||
| if not isinstance(exc.reason, ssl.SSLCertVerificationError): | ||
| raise | ||
| context = ssl.create_default_context(cafile=certifi.where()) | ||
| response = urllib.request.urlopen( # noqa: S310 - fixed provider inventory # nosemgrep: python.lang.security.audit.dynamic-urllib-use-detected.dynamic-urllib-use-detected | ||
| request, timeout=timeout, context=context | ||
| ) | ||
| with response: | ||
| return json.loads(response.read().decode("utf-8")) |
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🔍 Fixed-provider responses remain unbounded
_fetch_json still reads entire responses. New OpenRouter metadata calls expand exposure to oversized remote payloads despite bounding configured-gateway discovery.
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| *(("privacy:zdr",) if (discovered.supports_zero_data_retention is True or discovered.zdr_capable) else ()), | ||
| *(("privacy:no_zdr",) if discovered.supports_zero_data_retention is False else ()), |
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🟥 Non-ZDR models pass ZDR routing
When OpenRouter marks an explicitly non-ZDR provider model as capable, privacy_tags_for_discovered emits both tags. ZDR-only requests then select that model.
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- Line 79: Update the workflow assertion in the provider credential
normalization test so it verifies that the generated expected set is actually
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| for credential_name in PROVIDER_CREDENTIAL_NAMES: | ||
| assert f"{credential_name}: ${{{{ secrets.{credential_name} }}}}" in workflow | ||
| assert "from contextual_orchestrator.provider_bootstrap import PROVIDER_CREDENTIAL_NAMES" in workflow | ||
| assert "expected = set(PROVIDER_CREDENTIAL_NAMES)" in workflow |
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expected가 실제 보고서 검증에 사용되는지 확인하십시오.
"expected = set(PROVIDER_CREDENTIAL_NAMES)" in workflow는 할당 문자열만 확인합니다. 워크플로가 expected를 생성한 뒤 사용하지 않아도 테스트가 통과합니다. 그러면 보고서 검증에서 provider가 누락되어도 회귀를 감지하지 못합니다. expected가 보고서 키 집합 비교에 실제로 사용되는지 검증하거나, embedded Python 검증 코드를 실행하여 누락된 credential에서 실패하는지 확인하십시오.
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In `@tests/test_provider_bootstrap_secret_normalization.py` at line 79, Update the
workflow assertion in the provider credential normalization test so it verifies
that the generated expected set is actually used to compare report keys, rather
than only checking for the assignment text. Ensure the embedded validation fails
when a provider credential is missing, using the existing
PROVIDER_CREDENTIAL_NAMES and report-validation logic.
Full unit and contract suite was failing on tests/test_docstring_coverage.py::test_public_production_api_has_complete_docstrings: _TrustedDiscoveryRedirectHandler.redirect_request in model_discovery.py had no docstring. No behavior change. Full local suite: 2743 passed, 1 skipped (fast_mlsirm import needs network access this sandbox's egress policy blocks; not a regression), 1 deselected. Hypothesis property suite: 13 passed. This branch was already even with protected main (5f2753a). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015Gs7KmNvH75nxz1sL8mKjw
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| privacy_assessments: list[PrivacyPolicyAssessment] = [] | ||
| if analyze_privacy_policies: | ||
| live_models, privacy_assessments = privacy_analysis(live_models) | ||
| # The store evidence log is shared process state. Keep the offset, | ||
| # refresh writes, and tail capture in one atomic boundary so concurrent | ||
| # bootstrap reports cannot claim one another's provider attempts. |
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🟡 Failed analysis erases proven privacy state
When opted-in analysis returns no evidence, privacy_analysis leaves fresh models un-enriched. Catalog refresh then erases previously proven privacy tags.
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Preserve last-known-good policy-derived model semantics when analyze_privacy_policies is enabled but privacy_analysis returns no assessment for an existing model/source. The current flow refreshes the catalog from un-enriched live_models before reading retained assessments, clearing no-training and no-retention tags. Reapply valid persisted assessments to the fresh models before refresh, or separate policy-derived fields from ordinary discovery refresh so a failed/partial analysis does not erase them. Add a bootstrap test that verifies serving_models retains prior policy-derived booleans after an empty analysis result.
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| def _runtime_discovery_sources( | ||
| orchestrator: TaskOrchestrator, | ||
| ) -> tuple[ProviderModelSource, ...]: | ||
| """Build runtime sources only from injected pool config and preseeded KV.""" | ||
| sources = list(PROVIDER_MODEL_SOURCES) | ||
| allowed_hosts = ",".join(sorted(orchestrator.client.allowed_provider_hosts)) | ||
| seen: set[tuple[str, str]] = set() | ||
| for agent in orchestrator.candidates: | ||
| if agent.provider_name != "configured_gateway": | ||
| continue | ||
| try: | ||
| source = configured_gateway_source( | ||
| { | ||
| "LLM_GATEWAY_API_URL": agent.base_url, | ||
| "CONTEXTUAL_ORCHESTRATOR_ALLOWED_PROVIDER_HOSTS": allowed_hosts, | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| except ValueError: | ||
| continue | ||
| if source is None or get_credential(source.credential_name) is None: | ||
| continue | ||
| identity = (source.list_url, source.credential_name) | ||
| if identity not in seen: | ||
| sources.append(source) | ||
| seen.add(identity) | ||
| return tuple(sources) |
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🔍 Runtime discovery needs a persisted gateway seed
_runtime_discovery_sources reconstructs gateways only from existing configured-gateway agents. Deployments using only gateway environment settings will skip runtime discovery.
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| model_name = _validate_chat_model(body) | ||
| _require_pool_model(orchestrator, model_name) |
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🔍 Legacy validator is bypassed
The Completions endpoint calls _validate_chat_model, leaving _validate_completions_model unused. Equivalent behavior now can drift when either contract changes.
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_auto_discover_runtime_agents already passes ca_bundle=orchestrator.client.ca_bundle to discover_all_models at server-startup auto-discovery. The 18 discover_all_models monkeypatches in test_auto_discovery_server.py were fixed-arity lambdas (*_args / *args only) that raised TypeError: <lambda>() got an unexpected keyword argument 'ca_bundle' whenever that path ran. Widen every lambda to accept **_kwargs. (The matching --provider-ca-bundle argparse gap on the discover-models CLI subcommand landed independently in 51fc34b on this same branch; this commit only needed to rebase past it.) Fixes 18 of the 26 "Full unit and contract suite" failures on this PR (the other 8, in test_discover_models_cli.py, were already covered by 51fc34b); unrelated to the org-wide opencode-review/noema-review failure tracked separately in the gap baseline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| ## 2026-08-30 hourly loop: #868 test-mock fix, #857 narrow hardening, #906 stale-base merge | ||
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| Fresh status check confirmed #868/#911/#912 were still `BLOCKED` purely on the | ||
| known org-wide `opencode-review`/`noema-review` failure (stale | ||
| `ORCHESTRATOR_PIN_SHA` vendored in `ContextualWisdomLab/.github`, fix pending | ||
| in `.github#1422`) — none had picked up an approval since the last pass, so | ||
| none were merged this cycle. #911/#912 had no other non-systemic failures | ||
| (`Full unit and contract suite` green on both) and needed no code changes. | ||
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| **#868** (`fix/gateway-default-chat-model`) had one genuine, non-systemic | ||
| failure at the start of this pass: `Full unit and contract suite` failed with | ||
| `AttributeError: 'Namespace' object has no attribute 'provider_ca_bundle'` in | ||
| `_discover_models_command` (`contextual_orchestrator/__main__.py:305`) — its | ||
| own `argparse.ArgumentParser` never declared `--provider-ca-bundle`, even | ||
| though the function read `args.provider_ca_bundle` unconditionally (26 tests | ||
| failed: 8 directly on the missing attribute, 18 in | ||
| `test_auto_discovery_server.py` because their `discover_all_models` mocks | ||
| were fixed-arity lambdas that could not accept the `ca_bundle=` keyword the | ||
| server-startup call site already passes). Mid-fix, the PR owner | ||
| independently pushed `51fc34bb` adding the identical `--provider-ca-bundle` | ||
| argument — this pass rebased its own unpushed commit on top of that (no | ||
| history rewritten, since the commit had never been shared) and kept only the | ||
| non-duplicate half: widening the 18 test lambdas to `**_kwargs`. Pushed as | ||
| `e16cfed2`. Full local suite: `2745 passed, 1 skipped, 1 failed` — the one | ||
| failure is `tests/test_psychometric_routing.py` needing the private | ||
| `fast-mlsirm` package, unreachable in this sandbox (same documented blocker | ||
| as PR #917), not a regression. | ||
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| **#857** (`fix/provider-backed-embedding-batch`) remains far too diverged to | ||
| merge-resolve in one pass (165 files / ~13.9k lines vs current `main`, | ||
| consistent with the prior pass's "too large" call) — left as-is otherwise. | ||
| The three findings named for re-verification this cycle | ||
| (`ProviderEmbeddingBatchBackend.submit` concurrency, `chat()` deadline | ||
| propagation, `zdr_only` leaking into provider payloads) were checked against | ||
| the PR's current head: the first two are already resolved there (Devin's | ||
| "Caller deadline is ignored on chat passthrough" thread is marked resolved, | ||
| and `submit`/`_run_job` already serialize every state transition under | ||
| `self._registry.lock(...)` with a bounded `ThreadPoolExecutor`), and | ||
| `zdr_only` does not exist anywhere in this PR's diff — that finding belongs to | ||
| **PR #911** instead (open, unresolved CodeRabbit thread on `server.py`'s | ||
| `_validate_zdr_only` not stripping the field from provider request bodies), | ||
| not #857; apparently conflated across PRs in an earlier pass's notes. Of | ||
| #857's 21 still-unresolved review threads, two were narrowly safe to fix | ||
| without touching the stale-merge problem, pushed as `9b9f9e4d` (a plain | ||
| commit on the existing head, no merge, no rebase): | ||
| - `CostRoutingCoordinator.__init__`'s readiness-recovery loop and | ||
| `_run_provider_readiness_job` both indexed `self._readiness_jobs[job_id]` | ||
| with no presence check; a durable (Valkey/Redis) backend can expire that | ||
| document's TTL between the key listing and the lookup, raising `KeyError` | ||
| out of `__init__` (failing server construction) or silently killing the | ||
| readiness worker thread (leaving the job stuck `queued`/`running` | ||
| forever). Both sites now check `isinstance(..., dict)` and return/continue. | ||
| - `tests/test_naruon_ecosystem_connector.py` called | ||
| `urllib.request.urlopen(req)` with no timeout, unlike every other HTTP test | ||
| in the file (`timeout=10`); added it. | ||
| Validated with the Rust `_token_packer` extension built locally (`maturin | ||
| develop --release`, needed because `build_token_counter` now hard-requires it | ||
| — itself one of the 21 still-open findings, left alone): focused suite 54 | ||
| passed; full suite `2748 passed, 1 skipped, 1 failed` (same `fast-mlsirm` | ||
| sandbox gap as above). The remaining ~19 unresolved threads (Dockerfile | ||
| `test-runner` stage missing the `orchestrator` user — Major; unbounded | ||
| OpenRouter endpoint enumeration; a resolver workflow pinned to a mutable ref; | ||
| several Minor/Info items) were left untouched — the Dockerfile one needs a | ||
| real `docker build` to fix safely (no daemon available in this sandbox), and | ||
| the rest touch enough surrounding logic to risk the kind of regression this | ||
| PR has already spent 268 commits chasing. | ||
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| **#906** (`feat/nim-benchmark-rebuild-20260828`) was reported `dirty` by | ||
| GitHub's cached `mergeable_state`; a real trial merge of `origin/main` showed | ||
| the branch was NOT irreconcilably diverged as `dirty` implied — the only | ||
| textual conflict, across all 28 changed files plus everything `main` gained | ||
| over the PR's stale base (33 commits), was in `CHANGELOG.md` (both sides | ||
| appended bullets to the same `### Added`/`### Fixed` region). Resolved by | ||
| keeping both sides' bullets under the file's one-header-per-type-per-version | ||
| convention and merging `origin/main` into the PR branch (a merge commit; no | ||
| rebase, no history rewritten). That merge then surfaced two real, narrow | ||
| regressions against this PR's own test suite, both fixed and pushed together | ||
| as `7ba5fefc`: | ||
| - `tests/test_nim_benchmark_workflow_contract.py` read | ||
| `.github/workflows/tests.yml`, which `main` renamed to `ci.yml` in | ||
| `9b0a356d` ("use conventional workflow filename") sometime in those 33 | ||
| commits; the `nim_benchmark_quality` job content the tests check for is | ||
| present and intact under the new name — repointed both reads. | ||
| - `tests/test_nim_benchmark_release_acceptance.py:: | ||
| test_budgeted_client_fallback_and_transport_errors` matched the old error | ||
| string `"provider .* request failed"`. `main`'s new | ||
| `contextual_orchestrator/provider_errors.py` (PR #879) reclassifies | ||
| provider HTTP failures through `ProviderUpstreamError` (still a | ||
| `RuntimeError` subclass) with the fixed message `"provider rejected the | ||
| request with HTTP {status}"` — updated the match regex. | ||
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| One more failure surfaced by the full suite, `tests/ | ||
| test_nim_benchmark_release_acceptance.py:: | ||
| test_smoke_manifest_cannot_authorize_production_routing`, is **not** caused | ||
| by this merge: it was verified to fail identically — same | ||
| `configured_total_token_budget=1280` vs `observed_budget_tokens=1283` on task | ||
| `trick_arithmetic_lily_pads`/policy `conduct_bounded` — on this PR's own | ||
| unmerged head `b0167b08`, before touching `main` at all. That contradicts the | ||
| PR description's claimed "NIM focused and release/workflow tests: 112 | ||
| passed." This pass left it untouched rather than loosening the equal-budget | ||
| assertion or the `30`/`0.9` evidence thresholds without the PR author's input | ||
| on why observed token usage grew by exactly 3 tokens for that one locked | ||
| task; it needs the author's judgment (a legitimate token-counting fix | ||
| elsewhere in the 32-commit branch history vs. an actual regression), not a | ||
| bot's guess. Full suite after both merge-fixes: `2797 passed, 2 failed` (the | ||
| token-budget gap above, plus the same sandbox-only `fast-mlsirm` gap). | ||
| `opencode-review` and `strix` were already failing on this PR before the | ||
| merge for the same org-wide systemic reason (the `strix` job's own log shows | ||
| it calling out to `api.opencode.ai`, consistent with `AGENTS.md`'s | ||
| "OpenCode/Noema/Strix share this repo's gateway backend" migration note); | ||
| `noema-review` was passing even pre-merge. None of this is a new regression | ||
| from the merge itself. | ||
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| Nothing was merged to protected `main` this cycle — the org-wide | ||
| `opencode-review`/`noema-review` gate blocks every open PR here until | ||
| `ContextualWisdomLab/.github#1422` lands; that PR remains blocked on its own | ||
| `pull_request_target` trust-boundary deadlock and is out of this repo's | ||
| control. No new PRs had opened since the prior pass. |
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The entry records transient status for three pull requests, mostly unrelated to this change. It obscures durable product gaps and will age immediately.
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# Conflicts: # contextual_orchestrator/model_discovery.py # tests/test_model_discovery.py
Its purpose (resolving fix/gateway-default-chat-model against protected main) is already achieved; the branch is no longer dirty. Leaving it in place after that point is a standing risk (Scorecard flags it: top-level contents:write plus an unpinned third-party action) rather than something still doing useful work.
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Follow-up to a dedicated adversarial root-cause review of PR #922: it correctly flagged that ToolFallbackStoppedError bypasses candidate failover entirely via an immediate re-raise in _invoke, the same shape as the ProviderUpstreamError misclassification this PR already fixed. Verified this is a distinct case, not a leftover instance of the fixed bug, and deliberately did not change its behavior: every path that raises it resolves to ambiguous_outcome, permission_denied, policy_blocked, or invalid_arguments (via classify_tool_failure's FAIL_CLOSED branches, or the provider's own explicit terminal tool-execution-state signal). ADR 0001 states as an explicit invariant that permission/policy failures must never fall through to another agent, and that non-idempotent timeout/transport uncertainty must never replay automatically -- for an ambiguous server-side outcome specifically, a different agent asking again does not make the uncertainty go away, so converting this to failover would need an explicit product decision about which failure kinds that is actually safe for, not a mechanical port of the ProviderUpstreamError fix. Left unimplemented pending that decision; documented inline so it reads as a deliberate boundary rather than an oversight next time it's audited. (Also verified in the same follow-up: ProviderResponseError's identical carve-out was already fixed independently on main's PR #868, which this branch is already rebased onto -- allowed_agent_ids is not None for every orchestrator/free and orchestrator/auto call, so it already advances to the next candidate and only fails closed after every candidate in the pool has structurally failed. No code change needed there.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BV96rXhqoR3tYZ9AeAVur4
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Problem
Model discovery and serving had drifted across gateway defaults, configured-gateway metadata, free routing, and provider privacy evidence.
Fix
contextual-orchestrator, andorchestrator/autoone contract across Chat, Responses, and embeddings; keeporchestrator/freestrictly zero-cost.Official privacy sources:
data_collection=denyrouting policyEcosystem dependencies
These remain stacked protected deliveries; their absence leaves policy enrichment unavailable rather than bypassing the boundary.
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