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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughJEV routing now resolves configured, credentialed ChangesJEV decision destinations and discovery
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DecisionsPage
participant DecisionProbeRoute
participant probeJevDecisionContract
participant DecisionProvider
DecisionsPage->>DecisionProbeRoute: submit contract probe
DecisionProbeRoute->>probeJevDecisionContract: pass provider selection and request signal
probeJevDecisionContract->>DecisionProvider: send batched choice and score questions
DecisionProvider-->>probeJevDecisionContract: return answers
probeJevDecisionContract-->>DecisionProbeRoute: return support results and destination details
DecisionProbeRoute-->>DecisionsPage: return probe result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The normal test workflow is blocked, and decision-contract checks can fail for otherwise working private or proxied destinations. Resolve those issues before merging; the remaining display and wording issues are limited in scope. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Configured gateways can now receive decision requests and their associated credentials. Network safeguards remain in the normal request path, but the new adoption workflow can leave active settings out of sync with saved settings if saving fails, and its handling of competing writes needs stronger guarantees. Retained concerns
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- Around line 613-619: Update the legacy fallback in resolveJevDecision so an
environment key is used only when no usable decision row exists and
providers.jev is absent; preserve the explicit disabled setting by returning the
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- Line 599: Restrict the environmentKey fallback in the API-key resolution flow:
use it only when the resolved destination is exactly JEV_API_URL, and require
non-TypeSafe destinations to use a row-owned key from
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- Line 126: Isolate the missing-credential cases in the tests around
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Isolate environment credentials in the missing-key tests.
If the test process has TYPESAFE_API_KEY or JEV_API_KEY, resolveJevDecisionDestination returns a destination for the keyless row. This test then posts instead of returning missing_key; the test at Line 65 also stops exercising a row without a resolved credential. Clear and restore both variables around these cases, or run the resolver with an injectable environment.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 63 / 80이 PR은 JEV 콤보가 결정을 물어볼 주소를 고를 수 있게 해요. 지금은 바뀐 뒤에는 프리셋 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 OpenCode zen을 공식 재판매 목적지로 둘지 정해야 해요. 모델 이름이 TypeSafe의 바탕이 너의 추천 합치기 전에 599행을 고치세요. 환경 키는 TypeSafe 공식 주소일 때만 쓰게 하세요. 611행 폴백은 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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Reviewed exact head e6f95a8. Two P2 credential/disable blockers remain in addition to the wrong target branch:
- A configured reseller/custom jev-decision row without its own key can inherit TYPESAFE_API_KEY/JEV_API_KEY, then send that TypeSafe credential to the row's different destination. Environment credentials must be destination-bound to the official TypeSafe URL; every other destination must provide its own credential.
- When providers.jev exists but is disabled and no other candidate is usable, the environment-only fallback resurrects TypeSafe decision calls. Preserve the prior disable intent; use the environment-only legacy fallback only when no jev row exists at all.
Clear/restore both environment variables in tests, add explicit env-only and disabled-row regressions, and retarget/rebase onto current dev before re-review.
The JEV Combo strategy only ever posted to TypeSafe: resolveJevDecision read
config.providers.jev for its key but hard-coded JEV_API_URL for the request URL, so a
configured row could not retarget the decision service — a custom baseUrl failed the
registry-transport match and was silently dropped.
System One is resold by gateways that answer it verbatim — the OpenCode zen gateway serves
jev-1.13 on POST /zen/v1/systemone with the same {model, answers, usage} shape (verified
against the live gateway) — so the destination is now resolved from the configured
jev-decision providers: the row named `jev` first, then every other enabled row, and only
when it resolves a credential. The chosen row supplies the URL, the model (the registry
owns a reseller's slug; JEV_MODEL overrides) and the key, and the outbound transport is
built from that same row. A lone environment credential still drives the TypeSafe
destination, so installs without a configured row route exactly as before.
Adds the jev-opencode preset (credential-only, publishes no routable model) so the
destination can be configured from the GUI/preset list.
Tests: tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts covers preference, fallback, a
credential-less row, a disabled row, the legacy environment-only path, and that the posted
URL/provider/model follow the selected destination. Registry key-login parity fixture
updated for the new preset.
Adds the 「决策模型」 sidebar page: one list for every destination the JEV Combo strategy can decide through — the hosted decision services (TypeSafe, OpenCode's zen gateway) and a self-hosted endpoint on this machine or the LAN. It renders with the existing design language (h-section + tbl) and marks the row the strategy actually uses, mirroring resolveJevDecisionDestination: the row named jev first, otherwise the first enabled row that resolves a credential. The provider connection probe was keyed to the `jev` row alone, so any other configured decision destination fell through to the static-catalog answer. It now exercises the same destination choice the strategy makes and labels its result with the registry label. Keys: nav.decisions / dec.* in all ten catalogs; nav-enumerating tests updated.
Review follow-up on the destination resolver: - An environment credential is a TypeSafe credential, so it is now only offered to a destination at the official JEV_API_URL. A reseller or retargeted row must resolve its own key; otherwise it is skipped, and a retargeted row with no key is not a usable fallback at all. - The environment-only legacy shape now requires that no `jev` row exists. A row that exists but is disabled keeps the operator's intent instead of being resurrected through the environment. - Tests isolate TYPESAFE_API_KEY / JEV_API_KEY (they were read from the ambient shell, which turned a missing-credential assertion into an outbound call) and add regressions for the environment-only path, the disabled row, the keyless reseller row, and a retargeted row that keeps its own key.
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Thanks — both P2 findings were real and are fixed in 1. Environment credential sent to a non-TypeSafe destination. Fixed in 2. Disabled 3. Tests and the environment. The suite now clears and restores Also on this branch: the decision-models sidebar tab, and the provider probe generalized to any Validation: |
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Reviewed latest exact head 5d6e4e8a1805954b878f7936f6bf7cb3bd640f40 (same tree as e5056105). The prior environment-key leakage, disabled-row resurrection, env cleanup, and dev targeting fixes are correct, but four P2 blockers remain:\n\n1. jev-opencode.defaultModel enters the normal static provider catalog even though jev-decision has no inference adapter, advertising an unroutable jev-opencode/jev-1.13-free. Keep decision model metadata out of inference defaultModel, or explicitly exclude decision-only providers and add the no-catalog regression.\n2. /api/providers/test?name=jev-opencode passes the whole config to resolveJevDecision, so it can contact preferred jev and then claim OpenCode answered. Bind the probe to the requested row, or label/report the actual selected destination; cover two destinations.\n3. Decisions.tsx independently marks any enabled jev as In use, even when keyless and skipped by the backend in favor of keyed OpenCode. Return a sanitized effective destination/model from the backend instead of duplicating credential selection in the browser.\n4. tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts is absent from both test-layout maps and no seed regex matches jev-; register it in scripts/test-layout/layout.json and the expected fixture.\n\nAlso update the TypeSafe-only privacy/architecture docs before exposing a new decision destination, and provide the maintainer provenance/ownership evidence required for the OpenCode product decision. Exact-head functional CI has not run yet (action_required), and the PR remains draft.
… catalog A destination that answers a routing choice is not yet a destination that can serve bounded decision jobs. `probeJevDecisionContract` sends one batched `choice` + `score` job to the resolved destination and judges the answers the way a caller has to before trusting them: a probability per declared option summing to one, a confidence in range, `choice` naming the argmax, and `score` equal to the probability-weighted mean of the scale. Anything else is reported unsupported with a reason rather than rounded up, and a missing credential never goes outbound. Surfaced as `POST /api/decision-probe` (optionally `?name=` to probe one configured row) and in the decision-models tab as 能力自检, next to a capability catalog that mirrors the bounded jobs of the Sun-Season/jev-codex skill — browser / context / search / supervisor / review, their question kinds and their default call/time budgets — so the tab says what the destination is for, not just that it answers.
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- Line 110: Update the French “dec.subtitle” translation to say that the first
enabled destination must have an API key, replacing the ambiguous reference to
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- Around line 59-65: Update DECISION_MODES to store locale keys for capability
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- Around line 69-80: Update the provider management response to expose which
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destination and credentials instead of whichever destination the strategy
selects. Extend `ResolveJevDecisionOptions` and destination resolution in
`resolveJevDecision` to support an explicit provider ID, reusing the
explicit-destination behavior of `probeJevDecisionContract`; pass `name` from
the route and add a regression test that verifies the selected row’s posted URL
when both rows are configured.
- Around line 1846-1852: Update probeJevDecisionContract to return distinct
gates for disabled rows and rows with an unsupported adapter instead of
reporting them as missing_key. In the route handling these probe results, map
each gate to an accurate UI message while preserving the missing-credential
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Distinguish unavailable decision rows from missing credentials.
When name targets a disabled row or a row whose adapter is not "jev-decision", probeJevDecisionContract returns gate: "missing_key". The route then returns HTTP 409 with "No decision destination with a usable credential." The Decisions page displays that error after the user selects Check contract, so the message incorrectly suggests a credential problem.
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Add a CLI-parity exemption for POST /api/decision-probe.
tests/cli/cli-capabilities.test.ts:350-364 requires every management route to be capability-covered, exempt, or listed in the dated ratchet. This route matches none of those cases, so the parity assertion can fail CI. Add a truthful exemption, or add a CLI capability for this endpoint. Use owner and ownerDoc when using deferred-verb.
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Configuring a destination by hand requires knowing that a decision model exists somewhere. It usually does: gateways resell System One under their own ids — this catalog carries `typesafe-ai/jev` (ai-gateway, paid), `opencode-zen/jev-1.13`, `opencode-free/jev-1.13-free`, `openrouter/typesafe/jev-router`. None of them appear as a `jev-decision` row until someone adds one. `POST /api/decision-discover` searches the Codex catalog for rows whose id or owner names a decision service (or an explicit query), derives each provider's System One endpoint from its own API prefix, and asks every candidate the same fixed choice/score contract the destination probe uses — capped at eight probes so a 2000-model catalog cannot turn one click into 2000 calls. The report names the endpoint it tried and the per-kind result, including why a candidate was not probed (provider not configured, no endpoint, no credential, limit reached). Split out of the probe: `probeSystemOneContract` now takes an arbitrary endpoint, so discovery and the destination check share one implementation of the answer checks. Observed on the live catalog: 2219 rows scanned, 7 candidates, 5 probed — `opencode-zen/jev-1.13` answers choice+score and is a usable destination that no config row mentioned.
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Re-review on exact head c9b221b. The latest discovery commit does not resolve the prior blockers, and adds two more deterministic contract gaps.\n\n[P2] Keep the decision-only jev-opencode entry out of the inference catalog/router. Its defaultModel is still saved by providerConfigSeed, emitted by gatherProviderModels even with liveModels:false, and selectable by the router, although jev-decision is not a routable inference adapter.\n\n[P2] Test the named decision row, not the globally selected destination. /api/providers/test?name=jev-opencode still calls resolveJevDecision({config}), so a config containing both jev and jev-opencode can probe TypeSafe and label that as OpenCode success.\n\n[P2] Derive the GUI In use badge from the same credential eligibility as the backend. Decisions.tsx marks enabled jev active without resolving a key/keychain/env reference, while backend selection skips unusable rows.\n\n[P2] Restore CLI capability parity for both new management routes. /api/decision-probe and /api/decision-discover are registered without a CLI capability or an explicit exemption, so cli-capabilities.test.ts fails deterministically.\n\n[P2] Register both new tests in the two test-layout inventories. tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts and tests/server/decision-discovery.test.ts have no matching seed and are absent from layout.json and test-layout-expected.json.\n\n[P2] Preserve provider-specific egress settings during discovery. model-routes.ts passes only URL/key/id/model, and jev.ts constructs providerOutboundPost with only baseUrl. Configured proxy, noProxy, and allowPrivateNetwork are therefore dropped, producing the wrong network path or false failures for private endpoints.\n\nPlease add exact regressions for named-row probing, credential badge parity, route capability coverage, layout coverage, and discovery through configured egress.
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jev-decisionrow setsdefaultModelormodels,jevDecisionModelignores both fields. A custom destination without a registry entry therefore receivesjev-latest, even when its configured model is different. The normal decision request and the new configured-row probe both send that model. KeepJEV_MODELas the highest-priority override, then read the selected provider row before the registry fallback.OcxProviderConfigdefines both model fields. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 139: Update the dec.discoverHint translation to clarify that the fixed
choice/score question is sent once to each candidate actually probed, not every
discovered candidate; retain the bounded-probing meaning.
Review comments at @gui/src/pages/Decisions.tsx:
- Around line 173-185: Update the `discover` function in `Decisions.tsx` to
track each invocation with a monotonically increasing request-sequence counter.
Apply success and error state updates only when the captured sequence is still
current, and clear `discovering` only for the latest request so older responses
cannot overwrite newer results or loading state.
- Line 300: In the Decisions component, guard all three
`discovery.candidates.length` reads used for the count badge, empty state, and
results check with a zero-length fallback when `candidates` is missing. Preserve
the existing empty-state and results behavior for valid candidate arrays.
Review comments at @src/combos/jev.ts:
- Around line 910-912: Extend the contract probe options currently containing {
baseUrl: options.url } to include the provider’s outbound settings, including
allowPrivateNetwork, proxy, and noProxy. Pass the configured outbound settings
from both the configured-row and discovery callers so the probe uses the same
destination and egress configuration as the decision request; preserve the
existing providerId and URL arguments.
Review comments at @src/server/management/route-registry.ts:
- Line 339: Add a CLI capability, or a truthful and justified exemption, for
POST /api/decision-discover in the capability-parity registry near its route
entry. Ensure this route has its own parity entry, using the existing
conventions for POST /api/decision-probe only as a reference.
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- Around line 651-653: Update jevDecisionModel to keep JEV_MODEL as the
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| "dec.reasonNoProvider": "Fournisseur non configuré", | ||
| "dec.reasonNoEndpoint": "Aucun point System One", | ||
| "dec.reasonNoCredential": "Aucun identifiant", | ||
| "dec.reasonProbeLimit": "Limite d'essais atteinte", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the credential/identifier terminology in the new dec.reasonNoCredential string.
Line 145 translates "No credential" as "Aucun identifiant". "Identifiant" means "identifier" in French, not "credential" or "API key". This new key repeats the same terminology confusion already flagged on Line 110 (dec.subtitle, still unresolved), where the reviewer established that "credential" in this JEV-decision-destination context specifically refers to the API key resolved by resolveProviderApiKey(...).
The German translation of the identical new key gets it right ("Keine Zugangsdaten", i.e. "no access data/credentials"), and this same file already uses "clé API" for API keys elsewhere (for example "prov.hasApiKey": "clé API configurée"). Use that convention here too.
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| "dec.discoverRunning": "Aranıyor…", | ||
| "dec.discoverHint": "Katalogda karar verebilen modelleri arar ve her adaya sabit choice/score sözleşmesini gönderir. Deneme sayısı sınırlıdır.", | ||
| "dec.discoverEmpty": "Katalogda uygun karar modeli yok.", | ||
| "dec.discoverScanned": "{scanned} model tarandı · en çok {limit} içinden {probed} denendi.", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Name the capped candidates in the discovery summary.
The phrase en çok {limit} içinden {probed} denendi leaves the counted items implicit and reads awkwardly in Turkish. Use en fazla {limit} adaydan {probed} tanesi denendi to make clear that the limit applies to candidate probes.
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- "dec.discoverScanned": "{scanned} model tarandı · en çok {limit} içinden {probed} denendi.",
+ "dec.discoverScanned": "{scanned} model tarandı · en fazla {limit} adaydan {probed} tanesi denendi.",📝 Committable suggestion
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| "dec.discoverScanned": "{scanned} model tarandı · en çok {limit} içinden {probed} denendi.", | |
| "dec.discoverScanned": "{scanned} model tarandı · en fazla {limit} adaydan {probed} tanesi denendi.", |
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Update the Turkish “dec.discoverScanned” translation to name the capped items as
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| "dec.discoverPlaceholder": "在模型目录中搜索（如 jev）", | ||
| "dec.discoverRun": "搜索", | ||
| "dec.discoverRunning": "搜索中…", | ||
| "dec.discoverHint": "在模型目录中查找可作决策的模型，并对每个候选发一次固定的 choice/score 契约题；探测有上限。", |
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Clarify which candidates receive a probe.
Line 139’s 每个候选 says that every discovered candidate receives the fixed question. Discovery probes only a bounded subset; the PR objectives report seven candidates but five probed. This wording overstates probe coverage. Say that each probed candidate receives one question.
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- "dec.discoverHint": "在模型目录中查找可作决策的模型，并对每个候选发一次固定的 choice/score 契约题；探测有上限。",
+ "dec.discoverHint": "在模型目录中查找可作决策的模型，并对每个实际探测的候选发一次固定的 choice/score 契约题；探测有上限。",As per path instructions, “Keep dashboard behavior aligned with the management API and provider configuration model.”
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| "dec.discoverHint": "在模型目录中查找可作决策的模型，并对每个候选发一次固定的 choice/score 契约题；探测有上限。", | |
| "dec.discoverHint": "在模型目录中查找可作决策的模型，并对每个实际探测的候选发一次固定的 choice/score 契约题；探测有上限。", |
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Update the dec.discoverHint translation to clarify that the fixed choice/score
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| const discover = async () => { | ||
| setDiscovering(true); | ||
| setNotice(null); | ||
| try { | ||
| const res = await fetch(`${apiBase}/api/decision-discover?query=${encodeURIComponent(query.trim())}`, { method: "POST" }); | ||
| const data = await readJsonOrThrow<DiscoveryPayload>(res, t("dec.loadFail")); | ||
| setDiscovery(data ?? null); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| setNotice({ tone: "err", text: error instanceof Error && error.message ? error.message : t("dec.loadFail") }); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| setDiscovering(false); | ||
| } | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Guard discover() against out-of-order responses.
discover() has no request-sequence tracking, and neither the search <input> (Line 302-309) nor its onKeyDown handler (Line 308) disables input while discovering is true. A user can retype the query and press Enter again before a slow prior search resolves (each candidate probe budget runs up to ~15s per the capability table on Line 358-362). If the older request's response lands after the newer one, setDiscovery(data ?? null) on Line 179 silently replaces the fresh results with stale ones for the query currently shown in the box.
Add a request-sequence counter so a stale response can no longer overwrite a newer one.
🔒 Proposed fix using a request-sequence guard
-import { useCallback, useState } from "react";
+import { useCallback, useRef, useState } from "react";
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+ const discoverySeq = useRef(0);
const [query, setQuery] = useState("");
const [discovery, setDiscovery] = useState<DiscoveryPayload | null>(null);
const [discovering, setDiscovering] = useState(false);
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const discover = async () => {
+ const seq = ++discoverySeq.current;
setDiscovering(true);
setNotice(null);
try {
const res = await fetch(`${apiBase}/api/decision-discover?query=${encodeURIComponent(query.trim())}`, { method: "POST" });
const data = await readJsonOrThrow<DiscoveryPayload>(res, t("dec.loadFail"));
+ if (seq !== discoverySeq.current) return;
setDiscovery(data ?? null);
} catch (error) {
+ if (seq !== discoverySeq.current) return;
setNotice({ tone: "err", text: error instanceof Error && error.message ? error.message : t("dec.loadFail") });
} finally {
- setDiscovering(false);
+ if (seq === discoverySeq.current) setDiscovering(false);
}
};Based on learnings: "In React/TypeScript, when an async refresh function... can be invoked repeatedly before prior calls finish... increment a request-sequence counter on each call, capture its value locally, and after the async work resolves, only apply results to state if the captured value still equals the latest counter."
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Update the `discover` function in `Decisions.tsx` to track each invocation with
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| <div className="h-section">{t("dec.discoverTitle")}{discovery ? <span className="count">{discovery.candidates.length}</span> : null}</div> |
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Guard discovery.candidates against a missing array in the response.
discovery.candidates.length is read directly at Line 300 (count badge), Line 315 (=== 0 empty-state check), and Line 316 (> 0 results check). DiscoveryPayload is read from readJsonOrThrow<DiscoveryPayload>(res, ...) (Line 178), which parses the network response but does not validate its shape at runtime. candidates: DiscoveryFinding[] is a compile-time assumption only. If /api/decision-discover ever returns a 200 response missing candidates (older or mismatched server build, or a hub-vs-child version skew this codebase explicitly supports through Remote Link), discovery.candidates.length throws during render and the page falls into the generic render-error boundary instead of showing dec.loadFail.
Guard the three accesses with a fallback.
🛡️ Proposed fix to guard `candidates`
- <div className="h-section">{t("dec.discoverTitle")}{discovery ? <span className="count">{discovery.candidates.length}</span> : null}</div>
+ <div className="h-section">{t("dec.discoverTitle")}{discovery ? <span className="count">{discovery.candidates?.length ?? 0}</span> : null}</div>
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- {discovery && discovery.candidates.length === 0 && <EmptyState title={t("dec.discoverEmpty")} />}
- {discovery && discovery.candidates.length > 0 && (
+ {discovery && (discovery.candidates?.length ?? 0) === 0 && <EmptyState title={t("dec.discoverEmpty")} />}
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In the Decisions component, guard all three `discovery.candidates.length` reads
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| options.providerId, | ||
| { baseUrl: options.url }, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Pass the provider's outbound settings to the contract probe.
If a configured decision row uses allowPrivateNetwork, proxy, or noProxy, this { baseUrl: options.url } object drops those settings. The normal decision request passes the configured row instead. For example, an HTTPS self-hosted endpoint on a private address can serve decisions while its contract probe returns network; a proxy-only endpoint can be probed over the wrong route. Extend the probe options with the provider's outbound configuration and pass it from both configured-row and discovery callers. The outbound transport reads these settings when it selects the destination and egress route. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Extend the contract probe options currently containing { baseUrl: options.url }
to include the provider’s outbound settings, including allowPrivateNetwork,
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| { method: "POST", path: "/api/providers", module: "server/management/provider-routes", mutates: true }, | ||
| { method: "POST", path: "/api/providers/test", module: "server/management/provider-routes", mutates: true }, | ||
| { method: "POST", path: "/api/decision-probe", module: "server/management/provider-routes", mutates: false }, | ||
| { method: "POST", path: "/api/decision-discover", module: "server/management/model-routes", mutates: false }, |
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Cover the new discovery route in CLI parity.
POST /api/decision-discover has no exemption in this registry entry. The capability-parity test rejects a management route that has no CLI capability, exemption, or dated-ratchet entry. Add a capability or a truthful, justified exemption for this route. The prior review raised the same issue for POST /api/decision-probe; this new route needs its own entry. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Add a CLI capability, or a truthful and justified exemption, for POST
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Searching proves an endpoint answers the contract; this finishes the path and writes the row. `POST /api/decision-adopt?provider=&model=[&name=]` copies the source row's credential reference verbatim (an environment-key setup keeps pointing at its file), derives the System One endpoint, and pins the discovered model as `defaultModel`. A model a row pins now wins over the registry default in `jevDecisionModel`, which is what makes an adopted row (a name the registry never heard of) use the model it was found under. Names are never overwritten. One gateway can resell several decision models behind one endpoint, so the default name `jev-<provider>` falls back to a model-qualified one when it is already taken, and an explicit `name=` that is taken is refused rather than renamed. Validation runs through `validateConfigCandidate` before the write. The tab offers 加为目的地 on a probed-OK row whose (endpoint, model) pair has no destination yet — endpoint alone is not the identity, or a second model behind the same gateway could never be added. Tests: 9 route-level cases (write, pinned model, name fallback, explicit-name refusal, idempotency, missing model, unconfigured provider, credential-less source, resolver picks it up).
The decision-models page already names the job catalog as the jev-codex skill's; a trailing link under the table added no information an operator needs there, and it made the page look like documentation. The provenance stays in the PR description, and the key it used is gone from all ten catalogs.
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Exact-head re-review on 5ffb4c1: the latest commit changes only Decisions UI wording/links. None of the runtime blockers are addressed.\n\n[P2] Keep decision-only providers out of inference routing and honor configured model shapes. jev-opencode.defaultModel is still emitted as a routable static model and can be selected by the router; decision resolution also reads defaultModel but ignores models[0].\n\n[P2] Bind management and GUI state to the concrete usable destination. /api/providers/test?name=... still probes the globally selected row, so TypeSafe success can be labeled OpenCode success. The GUI In use badge still marks enabled jev active without credential resolution.\n\n[P2] Restore route/test inventory contracts. /api/decision-probe, /api/decision-discover, and /api/decision-adopt have neither CLI capability nor explicit exemption. The three new decision test files likewise have no matching seed and are absent from both layout inventories, causing deterministic parity/layout failures.\n\n[P2] Preserve provider egress policy during discovery. The probe passes only URL/key/id/model and drops proxy, noProxy, and allowPrivateNetwork, yielding the wrong route or false failures for private endpoints.\n\n[P2] Make adoption transactional and credential-safe. It publishes config.providers[name] before save with no rollback; copies source keychain references that the adopted provider cannot own; shares apiKeyPool object references; and can return alreadyConfigured without pinning the requested model or while the actual decision URL differs. Use the existing provider patch transaction and an explicit credential ownership/copy contract.\n\n[P2] Fence concurrent discovery UI results. Multiple Enter submissions can remain in flight for up to 32 seconds and an older response can overwrite the newer query. Add request sequencing or abort.\n\nThe 6d→5ff delta resolves 0 of these findings. Please add regressions for each concrete contract before requesting another review.
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Review comments at @gui/src/i18n/ru.ts:
- Line 149: Update the Russian translation for dec.adoptExists to use the
clearer duplicate-destination wording “Назначение уже существует: {name}”,
preserving the {name} placeholder.
Review comments at @gui/src/pages/Decisions.tsx:
- Around line 225-232: Update the Model column rendering to prefer
row.defaultModel, then fall back to the matching preset’s defaultModel and
finally “—”. Locate the rendering in the row display near adoptedPairs in
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Review comments at @src/server/management/route-registry.ts:
- Line 340: Add POST /api/decision-adopt to UNDECLARED_ROUTES_2026_08_28 in the
route-registry.ts parity configuration. Do not add a capability or session-only
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Review comments at @tests/server/decision-adopt.test.ts:
- Around line 79-84: Isolate the `JEV_MODEL` environment variable in the
`decision-adopt.test.ts` setup: save its prior value, unset it before the test,
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| "dec.adopt": "Добавить как назначение", | ||
| "dec.adopting": "Добавление…", | ||
| "dec.adopted": "Назначение «{name}» добавлено.", | ||
| "dec.adoptExists": "Уже назначение: {name}", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clarify the duplicate-destination message.
In gui/src/i18n/ru.ts, Line 149, Уже назначение: {name} is awkward and unclear. Use Назначение уже существует: {name}.
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Review comment at @gui/src/i18n/ru.ts at line 149:
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| /** | ||
| * Destination+model pairs that already have a row. A gateway can resell several decision models | ||
| * behind one endpoint, so the endpoint alone is not the identity: a row that pins no model counts | ||
| * as the model its preset defaults to. | ||
| */ | ||
| const adoptedPairs = new Set(decisionRows.map(row => ( | ||
| `${row.baseUrl}|${row.defaultModel ?? presetsById.get(row.name)?.defaultModel ?? ""}` | ||
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Show each row's pinned defaultModel in the Model column.
This change adds defaultModel to ProviderRow and uses it for adoptedPairs. However, Line 282 still renders presetsById.get(row.name)?.defaultModel ?? "—". An adopted row such as jev-opencode-zen-jev-1-13-free has no matching preset, so its Model column shows "—" even though the row pins a model. Use row.defaultModel ?? presetsById.get(row.name)?.defaultModel ?? "—".
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| { method: "POST", path: "/api/providers/test", module: "server/management/provider-routes", mutates: true }, | ||
| { method: "POST", path: "/api/decision-probe", module: "server/management/provider-routes", mutates: false }, | ||
| { method: "POST", path: "/api/decision-discover", module: "server/management/model-routes", mutates: false }, | ||
| { method: "POST", path: "/api/decision-adopt", module: "server/management/provider-routes", mutates: true }, |
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Add the adoption route to the dated parity ratchet.
bun run test runs the complete tests/ tree, including tests/cli/cli-capabilities.test.ts. The new POST /api/decision-adopt entry is absent from capabilities, exemptions, and UNDECLARED_ROUTES_2026_08_28, so the parity assertion fails and propagates a non-zero exit code. This blocks the normal test and pre-push workflows.
The current caller is the GUI Decisions page, and no CLI capability drives this endpoint. A session-only exemption would not be truthful because the provider handler does not enforce a GUI-session guard. Add the route to the dated ratchet until a real CLI capability exists.
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"POST /api/codex-auth/reset-credits/consume",
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Review comment at @src/server/management/route-registry.ts at line 340:
Add POST /api/decision-adopt to UNDECLARED_ROUTES_2026_08_28 in the
route-registry.ts parity configuration. Do not add a capability or session-only
exemption; retain the dated ratchet entry until a real CLI capability exists.
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| expect(resolveJevDecisionDestination(config)).toEqual({ | ||
| providerId: "jev-opencode-zen", | ||
| baseUrl: "https://opencode.ai/zen/v1/systemone", | ||
| model: "jev-1.13", | ||
| apiKey: "env:ZEN_KEY", | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Isolate JEV_MODEL in this test.
When JEV_MODEL is set, resolveJevDecisionDestination(config) uses it before the adopted row’s defaultModel. The assertion can therefore fail because of the test environment.
TYPESAFE_API_KEY and JEV_API_KEY do not affect this non-official reseller row. Do not isolate those variables here.
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const TEST_DIR = join(tmpdir(), "ocx-decision-adopt");
const previousHome = process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME;
+let previousJevModel: string | undefined;
beforeEach(() => {
+ previousJevModel = process.env.JEV_MODEL;
+ delete process.env.JEV_MODEL;
mkdirSync(TEST_DIR, { recursive: true });
process.env.OPENCODEX_HOME = TEST_DIR;
});
afterEach(() => {
+ if (previousJevModel === undefined) delete process.env.JEV_MODEL;
+ else process.env.JEV_MODEL = previousJevModel;
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Isolate the `JEV_MODEL` environment variable in the `decision-adopt.test.ts`
setup: save its prior value, unset it before the test, and restore it afterward
so `resolveJevDecisionDestination(config)` uses the adopted row’s
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…any opencodex model (#6364) Carries #6302 (SeongwoongCho), #6185 (yxr1995-maker) and #6275 (codingbooo) as one maintainer PR. A JEV combo's decision can now come from TypeSafe (the default, with byte-identical requests), from a self-hosted System One-compatible server such as Ollama tev1 (a jev-decision provider row with its own key, private network only when allowPrivateNetwork is set, and environment keys only for the official TypeSafe URL), or from any model opencodex already routes. Every option shares the same timeout, size bounds, allowlist validation and fail-open behavior, and refuses a decision model that points back at itself or at a JEV combo. The decision method is set in the Combos detail panel under Models, alongside a Test probe, discovery and per-backend usage statistics. The CLI and management API expose the same controls. Maintainer follow-ups fix the open review findings: - Provider deletion resolves aliased and default-routed decision models. - The config schema no longer imports the server's model-row parser. - The decision turn sends the model's lowest declared reasoning effort and ignores a leading think block in the reply. - decision-test refuses unusable System One rows by name. - Dashboard selectors are normalized together. - Documentation, the README anchor, tr/vi wording and the README locale hashes are updated. Co-authored-by: SeongwoongCho <35558061+SeongwoongCho@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: seongwoong <seongwoong@mobilint.com> Co-authored-by: yxr1995-maker <257504378+yxr1995-maker@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: codingbooo <9621077+codingbooo@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: codingbo <cnsdbo@163.com>
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Thank you, @yxr1995-maker. Your configurable decision destination landed on |
What
resolveJevDecisionreadconfig.providers.jevfor its credential but posted to the hard-codedJEV_API_URL. A configured row could not retarget the decision service: a custombaseUrlfailed the registry-transport match incanonicalJevProviderand was dropped, so the JEV Combo strategy was always TypeSafe-direct.Why
System One is resold by gateways that answer it verbatim. Verified 2026-09-28 against the live OpenCode zen gateway:
Same contract, same
answers.routeshape the parser already reads, so the only thing standing between a user and a second decision destination was the hard-coded URL.How
resolveJevDecisionDestination(config)picks the destination:jev-decisionadapter, with the row namedjevfirst so existing installs route exactly as before;apiKey, orTYPESAFE_API_KEY/JEV_API_KEY);canonicalJevProvider), and the model -- the registry owns a reseller's slug viadefaultModel, withJEV_MODELas an explicit override;The fake-IP transparency exception now proves the destination per registry row (
isJevDecisionDestinationUrl) instead of pinning TypeSafe: a decision destination is either the TypeSafe row at its own URL or a reseller row at the URL the registry documents for it, and nothing else.Also adds the
jev-opencodepreset (adapterjev-decision, credential-only,liveModels: false, nomodelslist) so the destination appears in the preset/GUI list. No new capability is published: the preset exposes no routable model, exactly likejev.Also in this PR
feat(gui): the decision-models sidebar tab (one list for hosted decision services and aself-hosted endpoint) plus a probe that exercises whichever destination the strategy would pick.
The probe was previously keyed to the
jevrow alone, so any other configured destination fellthrough to the static-catalog answer.
UI
The tab renders with the existing design language (
h-section+tbl): one list for hosted decisionservices and a self-hosted endpoint, with the destination in use marked, its credential state, the
resolved model, and a per-row probe.
Decision contract and capability catalog
POST /api/decision-probe[?name=<row>]sends one batchedchoice+scorejob to the resolveddestination and judges the answers the way a caller must before trusting them: a probability per
declared option summing to one, a confidence in range,
choicenaming the argmax, andscoreequal to the probability-weighted mean of the scale. Answers that only look compatible come back
supported: falsewith a reason instead of being rounded up, and a missing credential never goesoutbound. The tab exposes it as 能力自检 per destination.
The section below the destinations mirrors the bounded jobs of the
Sun-Season/jev-codexskill — browser / context /search / supervisor / review — with the question kinds each needs and the skill's default call and
time budgets, so the page says what a destination is for, not only that it answers.
Review follow-up
Rebased onto the current
devtip (8d53c213) and addressed both P2 findings:TYPESAFE_API_KEY/JEV_API_KEYare onlyoffered to a destination at the official
JEV_API_URL. A reseller or retargeted row must resolveits own
apiKey; a keyless such row is skipped, and a retargeted row without a key is not a usablefallback at all. When the environment-only shape does resolve, the call still goes to TypeSafe.
jevrow that exists but is disabled keeps its meaning. The environment-only legacy shapenow additionally requires that no
jevrow exists, so a disabled row is no longer resurrectedthrough the environment.
TYPESAFE_API_KEY/JEV_API_KEYaroundevery case and restores them, and adds regressions for: environment-only routing, a disabled row
with a credential present, a keyless reseller row (must not inherit the TypeSafe key), and a
retargeted row that keeps its own key.
Tests and local validation
bun x tsc --noEmit— clean.bun test tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision.test.ts tests/providers/jev-provider.test.ts tests/providers/provider-registry-parity.test.ts tests/providers/provider-connection-test.test.ts— 131 pass, 0 fail.
cd gui && bun run lint— 0 warnings, 0 errors;bun run buildsucceeds; the GUI suite coveringthe nav/i18n contracts (
sidebar-rows,i18n-language-switch,fr-localization) passes.bun test tests/routing/jev-decision-destination.test.ts tests/routing/jev-decision.test.ts tests/providers/jev-provider.test.ts tests/providers/provider-registry-parity.test.ts tests/providers/provider-connection-test.test.ts tests/server/management-route-registry.test.ts— 157 pass, 0 fail.
POST /api/decision-probe?name=jev-opencode→{"ok":true,"kinds":{"choice":{"supported":true,"confidence":1},"score":{"supported":true,"confidence":0.57}}}.bun test tests/providers tests/routing tests/combossweep reports pre-existing failures unrelated to this change (identical on a stashed tree); no
file touched here appears in that set beyond the fixture updated above.
POST /api/providers/test?name=jev-opencode→{"ok":true,"latencyMs":1400,"message":"Connected. OpenCode JEV answered a decision probe."},and a live
resolveJevDecisionagainst the OpenCode gateway returnedgate: "apply".Summary by CodeRabbit
jevdestinations take priority; otherwise, an enabled compatible destination with credentials can be used.Catalog search for usable decision models
Configuring a destination by hand requires knowing a decision model exists. It usually does - this
catalog alone carries
typesafe-ai/jev(ai-gateway, paid),opencode-zen/jev-1.13,opencode-free/jev-1.13-freeandopenrouter/typesafe/jev-router- but none of them look like ajev-decisionrow until someone adds one.POST /api/decision-discover[?query=]searches the Codex catalog for rows whose id or owner namesa decision service (an explicit query replaces the heuristic), derives each provider's System One
endpoint from its own API prefix, and asks every candidate the same fixed choice/score contract,
capped at eight probes. The report names the endpoint tried, the per-kind result, and why a
candidate was skipped (provider not configured / no endpoint / no credential / limit reached).
Observed live: 2219 rows scanned, 7 candidates, 5 probed -
opencode-zen/jev-1.13answerschoice+score and is a usable destination no config row mentioned.
Catalog search for usable decision models
Configuring a destination by hand requires knowing a decision model exists. It usually does - this
catalog alone carries
typesafe-ai/jev(ai-gateway, paid),opencode-zen/jev-1.13,opencode-free/jev-1.13-freeandopenrouter/typesafe/jev-router- but none of them look like ajev-decisionrow until someone adds one.POST /api/decision-discover[?query=]searches the Codex catalog for rows whose id or owner namesa decision service (an explicit query replaces the heuristic), derives each provider's System One
endpoint from its own API prefix, and asks every candidate the same fixed choice/score contract,
capped at eight probes. The report names the endpoint tried, the per-kind result, and why a
candidate was skipped (provider not configured / no endpoint / no credential / limit reached).
Observed live: 2219 rows scanned, 7 candidates, 5 probed -
opencode-zen/jev-1.13answerschoice+score and is a usable destination no config row mentioned.
Adopting a discovered model
The search ends in a write:
POST /api/decision-adopt?provider=&model=[&name=]copies the sourcerow's credential reference verbatim (an environment-key setup keeps pointing at its file), derives
the endpoint, and pins the discovered model as the row's
defaultModel. A row's own model now winsover the registry default in
jevDecisionModel, which is what lets a destination the registry neverheard of use the model it was found under.
Names are never overwritten:
jev-<provider>falls back to a model-qualified name when taken, and anexplicit
name=that is taken is refused rather than renamed. Every write goes throughvalidateConfigCandidatefirst.The tab offers an adopt action on a probed-OK row whose (endpoint, model) pair has no destination
yet - endpoint alone is not the identity, or a second decision model behind the same gateway could
never be added. Verified end-to-end in the GUI: search, adopt, the row appears under the configured
destinations, and its probe answers with the pinned model.
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