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Summary

An explicitly selected JEV decision provider is currently rejected unless its URL ends in /systemone, even when a compatible HTTPS service exposes the same decision contract at /v1/decisions or another path. Allow arbitrary HTTPS decision endpoint paths through the existing shared URL check used by Combo validation, the dashboard, management probes/discovery, and the request client.

Use a separate jev-decision provider row with its own baseUrl, apiKey, and defaultModel, selected by the Combo's existing decisionProvider. The canonical jev id, TypeSafe URL, jev-latest, default request bytes, and model decision backend retain their existing behavior. HTTP still requires a /systemone path and the existing explicit local-network transport permission. Userinfo, query strings, fragments, and non-HTTP(S) schemes are rejected. Incompatible selected adapters/authentication modes fail locally without an outbound send or TypeSafe credential fallback.

The decision-provider/backend infrastructure already landed in #6364, so this revision is based on current dev and contains only the remaining arbitrary-HTTPS-path support, focused regressions, and configuration documentation. It preserves the shared outbound destination/TLS controls, redirect refusal, body bounds, timeout, cancellation, authorization scope, and eligible-choice allowlist. Routing and inference fallback policy are unchanged.

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Validated head: e70f1256925790477d861d2cfe592d1e1d8b536d, directly based on dev at fde8eebd61f971a3333362c967f4c76949342489.

  • Current-head follow-up: fixed the CodeRabbit HTTP validation finding. Public HTTP hosts are refused, local URL literals are checked against the transport allowlist, and existing explicit private-network permission, DNS, and proxy controls remain in the transport. bun test tests/gui/combo-workspace-jev-decision.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision-provider-combo.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts tests/providers/provider-outbound.test.ts: 79 passed, 0 failed. Current-head typecheck, privacy scan, structure checks, and GUI build passed. Broader 387-test evidence below is from the previous revision; it is not reclassified as a current-head full-suite result.
  • The HTTPS /v1/decisions runtime and Combo-validation regressions both failed before the change and passed afterward.
  • bun test tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision-provider-combo.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision.test.ts tests/routing/jev-typesafe-golden.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision-model-config.test.ts tests/server/decision-routes.test.ts tests/gui/combo-workspace-jev-decision.test.ts tests/server/server-jev-combo-e2e.test.ts tests/providers/provider-outbound.test.ts tests/providers/provider-outbound-private-network.test.ts tests/routing/destination-policy-resolved.test.ts tests/server/bounded-body.test.ts: 264 passed, 0 failed, Windows/Bun 1.4.0. Covers actual selected outbound URL/model/header, canonical request golden bytes, reserved environment-key isolation, incompatible adapter/auth mode with TypeSafe keys set and zero sends, custom-path cancellation, GUI/server agreement, probes, configuration persistence, Combo runtime, and outbound bounds/destination policy.
  • bun run test -- tests/server/jev-decision-scope.test.ts tests/server/decision-discovery.test.ts tests/server/server-jev-model-decision-e2e.test.ts tests/routing/jev-model-backend.test.ts tests/providers/jev-provider.test.ts tests/usage/jev-stats.test.ts tests/usage/request-log-jev.test.ts tests/ci-workflows/file-size-ratchet.test.ts tests/ci-workflows/structure-ssot.test.ts tests/test-layout.test.ts tests/test-layout-tooling.test.ts: 122 passed; one repository scan exceeded the default 5000 ms timeout while documentation/privacy scans ran concurrently. No assertion failure was reported. Re-ran bun test tests/ci-workflows/file-size-ratchet.test.ts --timeout 120000: 9 passed, 0 failed, including that repository scan (410 ms after contention settled). Across the two scopes, all 387 unique tests passed after this targeted retry.
  • bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan, bun run structure:check, and git diff --check passed.
  • cd docs-site && bun install --frozen-lockfile && bun run build passed: 561 pages, 78,108 internal links checked.
  • git merge-tree --write-tree HEAD upstream/dev completed without conflicts. dev, main, and preview were inspected: feat(combos): JEV decision methods — TypeSafe, System One server, or any opencodex model #6364 supplies the decision-provider/backend infrastructure, but their shared endpoint check still requires /systemone before this patch.
  • Full-suite resource exception: the broad Windows import-connected suite for this PR previously ran for over ten minutes without completion. This revision uses the focused runtime/GUI/management/security suites above rather than repeating the entire import graph, with explicit source-data guards for file size, architecture, and test layout. The full repository suite and broader cross-platform CI are not claimed as passing; maintainers must run/approve required upstream CI before merge. Independent maintainer security review remains required before merge.

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  • Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
  • Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
  • Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. Maintainer security review is requested before merge; author validation does not substitute for independent approval.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Configured JEV decision providers can now use full HTTPS endpoint URLs with any path. Local HTTP endpoints must use /systemone.
    • Added guidance for connecting a separate hosted Decisions service with its own endpoint and credentials.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Decision URLs containing credentials, query strings, or fragments are now rejected. Trailing slashes on custom endpoints are handled consistently.
    • Provider selection now identifies disabled, invalid, or model-less rows as unavailable.

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JEV decision endpoint validation now accepts HTTPS URLs with any path or local HTTP URLs ending in /systemone. It rejects URLs with credentials, queries, or fragments. Documentation and tests describe and cover these rules.

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JEV decision endpoint rules

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Endpoint validation
src/combos/jev-decision-contract.ts, src/combos/types.ts, tests/gui/combo-workspace-jev-decision.test.ts, tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts, tests/routing/jev-decision-provider-combo.test.ts
The validator accepts HTTPS URLs with any path and local HTTP URLs ending in /systemone. It rejects URLs with credentials, queries, fragments, or unsupported schemes. Tests cover endpoint validation, provider validation, fallback behavior for incompatible adapter or OAuth auth mode, and cancellation propagation.
Endpoint configuration documentation
structure/providers/jev-decision.md, structure/providers-and-adapters.md, src/combos/jev.ts, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/routing.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/combos.md
Provider references and Combo guidance describe the accepted URL forms. The guide adds hosted Decisions service configuration, including a separate credential and optional defaultModel, and states that TypeSafe credentials are not inherited.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to e70f1

No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the reviewed changes.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 8d23a

Configured decision services can receive bounded request context and influence selection among eligible routes. Credential isolation, outbound destination controls, response validation, and fallback behavior remain in place. No introduced security bypass was established, but deployment authority and some in-flight configuration-change behavior remain unverified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — A configured service can receive reduced decision context from JEV-routed requests using the shared configuration and influence which eligible inference route receives subsequent work. Its authority is limited to each request's candidate set. The evidence does not establish tenant, environment, or deployment-wide isolation boundaries.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — Focused regression evidence rejects implicit canonical-key inheritance, incompatible provider configurations, unsafe default-policy destinations, and out-of-list decisions. These checks counter the inspected credential-exfiltration, SSRF, and arbitrary-route hypotheses; they do not establish complete security coverage.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Destination selection comes from provider configuration rather than request text. Production POST delivery requires HTTPS, applies destination policy, verifies TLS on the pinned path, refuses redirects, and retains the exact-canonical-URL transparent fake-IP exception. Private-network opt-ins and proxy routing remain explicit policy inputs; proxy delivery does not provide the same peer-pinning guarantee as direct delivery.
  • observed — The management connection probe supplies synthetic decision input and delegates to the production resolver, preserving its credential, endpoint, response, and cancellation controls rather than introducing a separate network client.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Response bounds, validation, cleanup, and route-application cancellation checks contain untrusted service responses. Parent-revision source already has the same timeout and cancellation-return structure, so uncovered cleanup and final-return races are not established as newly introduced defects.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Specify whether disabling a decision provider or replacing its credentials must revoke pending sends. If immediate revocation is required, use configuration-bound before-send validation and cover configuration changes and cancellation during response cleanup. This is a proposed stronger contract, not an observed PR-introduced vulnerability.
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Security boundary at src/combos/jev.ts:542-576: jevProvider() turns any configured-but-incompatible row into a fresh canonical TypeSafe row. With TYPESAFE_API_KEY or JEV_API_KEY set, { adapter: "jev-decision", authMode: "oauth", baseUrl: "https://decisions.example/..." } therefore sends the bounded user state to TypeSafe instead of failing locally. The current same-named-provider test removes both environment keys, so it cannot catch this fallback.

Please distinguish an absent jev row (canonical defaults are reasonable) from a present but incompatible row (fail invalid/missing_key before canonical environment-key resolution), and add a regression that leaves a TypeSafe env key set, asserts zero outbound sends, and exercises both an incompatible authMode and adapter. We enforce the same destination-binding invariant in Jev Social; it matters here because the PR newly makes the configured destination a privacy boundary.

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Review follow-up on lidge-jun#6384:
- Reject URLs whose raw text carries an empty query, fragment, or userinfo
  delimiter; WHATWG URL drops those, so the parsed-field check missed them.
- Send an arbitrary HTTPS decision path exactly as configured (a trailing
  slash is significant); /systemone keeps its trailing-slash normalization.
  Discovery reports the same URL.
- Drop the runtime refusal of non-key authMode values. The decision request
  only ever carries the row's own apiKey, so the refusal protected nothing
  and made rows that the dashboard and save validation accept unusable at
  runtime. Cover oauth/local/forward rows sending only their own key.
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URL strips tab, CR and LF before parsing, so https:<TAB>//@host evaded the raw empty-userinfo check. Refuse any C0 control or DEL in the configured URL, and cover the validation and runtime send boundaries.
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* feat: allow arbitrary HTTPS JEV decision endpoints

* fix(jev): keep exact HTTPS decision paths and refuse empty URL delimiters

Review follow-up on #6384:
- Reject URLs whose raw text carries an empty query, fragment, or userinfo
  delimiter; WHATWG URL drops those, so the parsed-field check missed them.
- Send an arbitrary HTTPS decision path exactly as configured (a trailing
  slash is significant); /systemone keeps its trailing-slash normalization.
  Discovery reports the same URL.
- Drop the runtime refusal of non-key authMode values. The decision request
  only ever carries the row's own apiKey, so the refusal protected nothing
  and made rows that the dashboard and save validation accept unusable at
  runtime. Cover oauth/local/forward rows sending only their own key.

* fix(jev): refuse control characters before the decision URL userinfo check

URL strips tab, CR and LF before parsing, so https:<TAB>//@host evaded the raw empty-userinfo check. Refuse any C0 control or DEL in the configured URL, and cover the validation and runtime send boundaries.

* chore(jev): drop the lint suppression on the control-character check

src/ is not linted for no-control-regex; src/protocols/dto.ts uses the same expression unsuppressed.

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Co-authored-by: Vadim Rogachyov <vadim.rogachyov@megafon.ru>
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Thanks @Loncaster — this landed on dev through #6731 (squash 18a8cda3ce), carrying your commit with a Co-authored-by trailer.

Maintainer review added three fixes on top of your change:

  • URL validation now checks the raw text before parsing, so empty ?, # or userinfo (https://@host, https://:@host) and tab/CR/LF tricks no longer slip through.
  • An arbitrary HTTPS path is sent exactly as configured (trailing slash included); /systemone keeps its old trailing-slash normalization.
  • The runtime no longer refuses non-key authMode rows that the dashboard and save validation accept. Only the row's own apiKey is ever sent, so that refusal protected nothing and made saved rows silently unusable.

The extra commits are on your branch as well. Closing this one in favor of the carry, since the contributor gate had re-drafted it after the maintainer pushes.

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