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Summary

• Adds an opt-in self-hosted decision service for JEV Auto combos (strategy: "jev"), so the route/effort decision can run on a local Jev-API-compatible model such as Ollama's open-weight tev1 (Ollama ≥ 0.35, POST /v1/systemone) instead of TypeSafe.
• New combo fields: decisionProvider (names a provider row with adapter: "jev-decision"; omitted or "jev" = TypeSafe, unchanged) and decisionTimeoutMs (1000–120000, default 4000; cold local loads can take tens of seconds). CLI: ocx combo set --decision-provider <id|-> --decision-timeout <ms|->.
• Self-hosted row: baseUrl is the full endpoint (must end in /systemone), model = defaultModel → models[0] (no model ⇒ unusable, falls back without a request), no Authorization header when the row has no key. Criteria are sent as description strings (Ollama rejects object criteria with HTTP 400 choice criteria must map option keys to descriptions or null); option count is checked before sending (<2 → no_choices, >26 → invalid, no round-trip).
• TypeSafe path is byte-identical to dev: same URL, jev-latest, structured criteria, env-key fallback, isCanonicalUrl proof, 4 s deadline (asserted by a body-equality test). jev always means TypeSafe; a self-hosted service needs a differently named row.
• Dashboard: when a combo's strategy is JEV, the editor and the "Add combo" dialog show a Decision service select (TypeSafe default plus configured jev-decision rows; disabled rows, rows whose URL doesn't end in /systemone, and rows with no model are labelled and can't be picked) and a Decision timeout (ms) input. The Combos overview lists each JEV combo's decision service, URL and timeout. "Create JEV Auto" is offered for self-hosted rows (keyless allowed; canonical jev still needs its key) and pre-fills decisionProvider. JEV hint texts no longer say "TypeSafe" unconditionally. Shared bounds/default live in the import-free src/combos/jev-decision-contract.ts, used by both server and GUI. 11 new keys translated in all 10 locales.
• Decision rows are excluded from catalog discovery; the connection test covers self-hosted rows; deleting a provider referenced as decisionProvider is refused (DELETE and bulk editor); rewriteProviderReferences follows decisionProvider.
• The management API (and so the CLI) refuses to save a decisionProvider row that is disabled or has no model, matching the dashboard; config-file load stays lenient so disabling a referenced row never makes the config unloadable (the runtime then falls back to the combo's normal routing).
• A provider PATCH that would retarget a row referenced as decisionProvider (adapter other than jev-decision, or a baseUrl not ending in /systemone) is refused with 400 naming the combo; disabling that row is still allowed.

Example:

"providers": {
  "ollama-tev1": {
    "adapter": "jev-decision",
    "baseUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:11434/v1/systemone",
    "allowPrivateNetwork": true,
    "liveModels": false,
    "defaultModel": "tev1:4b"
  }
},
"combos": {
  "auto": { "strategy": "jev", "decisionProvider": "ollama-tev1", "decisionTimeoutMs": 8000, "targets": [ ... ] }
}

Security-boundary note (requests explicit security review)

This touches credential routing and outbound transport policy, which AGENTS.md/MAINTAINERS.md ask to be security-reviewed explicitly:

• TypeSafe credentials (the jev row key, TYPESAFE_API_KEY, JEV_API_KEY) are only ever sent to https://api.typesafe.ai/v1/systemone. A self-hosted row uses only its own key; a self-hosted apiKey that references TYPESAFE_API_KEY/JEV_API_KEY or another provider's keychain entry makes the row unusable.
• providerOutboundPost gains a caller-owned opt-in, allowLocalCleartextPost, used only by the JEV client. Cleartext http: is admitted only when the row itself sets allowPrivateNetwork: true, the host is exactly localhost or an address literal in a narrow allowlist (127/8, ::1, ::ffff:127.0.0.0/104, 10/8, 172.16/12, 192.168/16, fc00::/7), every resolved answer is in that allowlist, and no proxy (global, per-provider, or DNS-failure fallback) applies. All other callers are unchanged.
• Pre-existing gap closed: the connection test for a retargeted jev row (name jev, jev-decision, not matching the registry transport) no longer falls through to the generic models probe with the stored key; it returns applicable: false without sending.

Known limitations

• If a combo's decision provider is later disabled, saving that combo (dashboard, API, or CLI) is refused until another service (or TypeSafe) is picked.
• If jev-auto already exists, "Create JEV Auto" from a self-hosted row opens with the same id/alias and the dialog flags the clash.
• The decision state content (bounded task text, assistant tail, tool-output tail) is unchanged and applies equally to TypeSafe.

Verification

• bun run typecheck — pass.
• Focused: JEV decision, JEV provider-combo (new file, registered in layout.json and test-layout-expected.json), server JEV combo e2e (real loopback Bun.serve), provider-outbound (cleartext allow/refuse matrix incl. resolver-answer and proxy/DNS-failure branches), egress, Ollama show, CLI headless parity, combo management API, combos, provider-id rewrite, file-size ratchet, test-layout, structure, skill-ocx, docs-* — 29 files, 805 pass / 0 fail.
• bun run structure:check, bun run skill:surface:check, bun run privacy:scan — pass.
• bun run test:changed (1351 files) — 27341 pass / 51 skip / 21 fail; the failures are confined to cli-help, service*, native-codex-toggle, native-grok-toggle, serving-runtimes. In isolation only the three documented systemd-in-container failures remain, and they also fail on an untouched checkout of the base commit 6538001e2. Full-suite parallel run: 34047 pass / 57 skip / 9 fail with the same environment-only profile.
• Follow-up commits 4a58add / 304bd4a (save-time decision-row usability; provider PATCH retarget guard): bun run typecheck, structure:check, privacy:scan pass; the 23 test files exercising PATCH /api/providers plus the JEV/combo suites — 784 pass / 1 fail. The one failure, tests/adapters/openai/openai-provider-option-e2e.test.ts ("keeps Pool, Direct, and API ownership stable…", blockedUpstreamWebSocketUrls empty), fails identically on the untouched base commit 6538001e2, so it is environment/pre-existing, not from this PR.
• Live smoke against real Ollama 0.35.0 + tev1:4b (RTX PRO 6000, model warm) through the real resolveJevDecision → providerOutboundPost path: gate: "apply" for 127.0.0.1 and localhost rows (192–225 ms, ~600 input tokens); connection test ok: true (163 ms). A row without allowPrivateNetwork is refused before sending. Observed cold first load ≈ 53 s — with the default 4 s deadline each aborted request makes Ollama cancel the load, hence decisionTimeoutMs and the pre-warm / OLLAMA_KEEP_ALIVE=-1 docs note.
• GUI: gui tsc -b, lint/lint:i18n (run under bun; local Node 20 cannot load the .ts ESLint plugin on any branch), React Doctor 0.9.11 changed-scope (no issues), bun run build:gui, full gui/tests 2651 pass / 0 fail, touched GUI test files with --isolate pass, root tests/gui + ratchet + layout + hygiene + combo API 546 pass. New DOM tests cover stored-missing provider, disabled row, out-of-range timeout (no PUT sent), deep-link fallback.

Screenshots

Combo editor — Decision service and timeout (self-hosted mytev):

Combos overview — JEV decision services:

Level mode, quota signals and configurable decision wording

Folded in from draft #6348 (now closed) at the maintainer's request: commits 4b5c636db…1988a7180 on top of 304bd4aae.

• Quota signals (route mode, opt-in decisionQuotaSignals): each option's criterion carries the provider's cached quota tier (healthy < 70 % / limited 70–90 % / nearly exhausted ≥ 90 %, worst of 5h/weekly/monthly and the model-family window; rows older than 30 min ignored). Self-hosted gets a short clause per option plus instructions.quota; TypeSafe gets a structured quota field (unverified live). Advisory only; never makes a target ineligible. If quota text would push the request over the 64 KiB cap, the request is rebuilt without it.
• Level mode (decisionMode: "level"): the decision model only classifies the next call into one of six demand levels (trivial, routine, hard, deep, agentic_heavy, agentic_light, only configured levels are offered); ocx then picks deterministically from that level's decisionLevels.<id>.candidates (each must name a combo target and an allowed effort), skipping ineligible ones with the same rules as route mode. With decisionQuotaSignals on, candidates are ordered healthy/unknown → limited → nearly exhausted (stable within a tier). A level with nothing usable falls back to decisionFallbackLevel (default routine); a failed decision fails open exactly like route mode. Persisted logs gain bounded optional level, levelPath (chosen|fallback_level|fail_open) and a quota-tier summary; old rows still parse.
• Background quota warmer: while any JEV combo has quota signals on, quota is refreshed every 12–15 min (first run 1–4 min after start, single-flight, off the request path, outside the core path per the lab-boundary guard). It refreshes every configured provider, because a published report replaces the whole cache.
• Configurable decision wording (decisionPrompt): levelInstructions and route-mode question/objective/evidence/neutrality/speed/effortProfiles; level descriptions via decisionLevels.<id>.description. Omitted/empty ⇒ built-in defaults ⇒ requests byte-identical (golden fixtures recorded from the pre-change commits 91cc62a4d for route and 47581f7a0 for level). Each field ≤ 512 chars, control chars other than tab/LF/CR rejected; the 64 KiB request cap still fails open.
• Dashboard: decision mode selector, quota-aware toggle, read-only per-level candidate table, a Decision prompt editor showing the effective text with per-field reset (editing a level description keeps its candidates), stale-candidate guidance, "Clear stored levels" (route mode), and a warning when leaving jev would discard levels. New strings in all 10 locales.
• CLI: --decision-quota <on|off|->, --decision-mode <route|level|->, --decision-levels <json|->, --decision-fallback-level <level|->, --decision-prompt <json|->. ocx combo set <id> without --targets now updates an existing combo in place (target reasoningEfforts/modelProfile/weight/lastResort and unmentioned fields preserved; - clears); --targets is still required to create.
• Config integrity: rewriteProviderReferences also re-points level candidates; provider deletion is guarded through targets; decisionFallbackLevel without levels is refused.

Performance evaluation (level mode)

Measured against five targets × two efforts (10 options): gpt-6-luna [low,max], gpt-6.1-sol [low,xhigh], gpt-6-astra [low,xhigh], claude-sonnet-5-5 via Cursor [low,xhigh], and claude-opus-5-5 [low,xhigh]. The decision endpoint was a self-hosted Ollama 0.35 tev1:4b endpoint.

Evaluation sets: (A) 99 author-labelled tasks spanning six demand levels and five task characters, including tool-result turns, >500-character prompts, delegated-subagent prompts, Korean, and terse prompts; (B) a 60-task held-out set independently written by a separate agent that never saw the level descriptions (10 per level, 12 Korean). Labels are author judgments of which model:effort options are adequate under a “cheapest adequate” policy, not ground truth. A hit means the selected option is in that judged-adequate set.

Approach	Set A (99)	Set B held-out (60)	Avg decision latency	Max decision input tokens
Route mode (model picks target × effort)	75% (74/99)	82% (49/60)	~0.50–0.55 s	~1,400–1,490
Route + low-confidence escalation (p<0.30 & low → high effort; experiment, not shipped)	89% (88/99)	93% (56/60)	~0.45–0.56 s	~1,400–1,490
Two-stage per-bucket benchmark grade/cost tiers (experiment, not shipped)	73% (72/99)	—	~0.63 s	~1,630
Level mode (this PR)	92–93% (91–92/99)	93% (56/60)	~0.25–0.32 s	538 / 462

Route mode on set A selected hard tasks correctly 6/17 and agentic-heavy 4/10; misses were under-provisioning (24/25 selected low effort, p≈0.18–0.34). Level mode reached hard 12/17 and agentic-heavy 10/10; remaining misses were level misclassification (hard work read as routine), not candidate selection. Adding per-task-type capability/cost tiers made the model confidently choose cheap “good” options for hard work (hard 1/17), so that experiment was dropped. Low-confidence escalation threshold was cross-validated over 20 random half splits (tuned 0.30–0.33; held-out 76%→89%); this was motivation, not shipped behavior.

Quota experiment: in route mode, quota text per option plus an instruction moved a hard task from gpt-6-astra to claude-sonnet-5-5 when OpenAI was marked ≥90% used (p 0.30→0.35; weak effect). In level mode with OpenAI nearly exhausted: hard/agentic_heavy selected sonnet:xhigh, deep selected opus:xhigh, and routine selected opus:low; trivial/agentic_light remained luna:low because their lists were OpenAI-only (list order decides), deterministically as designed.

Caveats: labels are policy judgments; evaluation used one decision model (tev1:4b); TypeSafe hosted service was not live-tested with the level question. Quota tiers use the provider's displayed row (active account / pool total), not the per-request routed account.

Re-measurement note: a later rerun of set A with this branch and with the untouched pre-prompt-config commit both gave 91/99 with identical picks on every task; the earlier 92 came from one borderline task (routine 0.420 vs hard 0.411) that flipped between days. The exact request bodies for that task are byte-identical between the two commits (SHA-256 checked) and six repeats are deterministic, so the difference is decision-service numerical variation, not a code change.

Wording sensitivity (tev1:4b): overriding the level instruction barely moves decisions ("classify every request as deep" took a trivial prompt from trivial 0.99 → 0.95, deep stayed 0.01), while editing a level description does (adding arithmetic to the deep description took deep 0.00 → 0.18). The decision model follows the criteria (level descriptions; option strings in route mode) far more than the instruction text; the docs and the dashboard hint say so.

Verification (folded-in commits)

• bun run typecheck, structure:check, skill:surface:check, privacy:scan, file-size ratchet, test layout, GUI tsc -b, GUI lint/lint:i18n (under bun --bun), React Doctor changed-scope (no issues), build:gui — pass.
• Focused JEV/combo/CLI/server suites (level mode, quota signals, quota warmer, route golden, level golden, decision prompt, provider-id rewrite, e2e) — all pass; root tests/gui 475/475; touched GUI DOM tests with --isolate pass.
• bun run test:changed — 29,919 pass / 51 skip / 24 fail. Re-run in isolation on the branch and on the base, results are identical: only the documented systemd/Docker service failures remain (3); the rest pass alone on both trees (parallel-run interference, incl. three timing-sensitive files: 148 pass / 0 fail each in isolation).
• Live on a self-hosted tev1:4b: level mode 91–92/99 and 56/60 as above; a custom levelInstructions reaches the wire (HTTP 200); installed build end-to-end: combo/tev-auto request → level trivial → gpt-6-luna:low (levelPath: chosen), and ocx combo set tev-auto --decision-prompt ... / - round-trips without touching target settings.

Decision prompt editor (level mode, self-hosted mytev, one level description overridden):

Combo editor — level mode with quota-aware selection and the per-level candidate table:

Checklist

• Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
• Docs or release notes were updated when needed. (combos guide, routing reference, CLI reference, README + readme/ locales, structure/ docs, GUI i18n)
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JEV combos can use the canonical TypeSafe service or a configured jev-decision provider. The change adds provider and timeout settings, validates and routes decision requests, updates dashboard and CLI controls, and documents setup and restrictions.

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JEV Decision Service

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Decision settings and management src/combos/jev-decision-contract.ts, src/combos/types.ts, src/types/config.ts, src/cli/combo.ts, src/server/management/combo-routes.ts, src/server/management/provider-routes.ts, src/providers/provider-id-rewrite.ts, tests/cli/*, tests/providers/provider-id-rewrite.test.ts, tests/routing/jev-decision-provider-combo.test.ts	Combo settings now include a decision provider and timeout. Validation, CLI updates, management PUT handling, provider-reference rewriting, and provider-dependency checks handle those settings.
Decision resolution and outbound controls src/combos/jev.ts, src/lib/provider-outbound.ts, src/server/responses/core-combo.ts, src/codex/catalog/gather-capture.ts, tests/providers/provider-outbound.test.ts, tests/routing/jev-decision.test.ts, tests/routing/jev-decision-provider-combo.test.ts, tests/server/server-jev-combo-e2e.test.ts, structure/*	The resolver can send decisions to a configured service using that provider’s endpoint, model, and eligible credentials. Local HTTP POSTs require the explicit network controls, allowed resolved addresses, and no proxy. Decision-service rows are excluded from catalog gathering.
Dashboard controls and JEV Auto selection gui/src/app-routing.ts, gui/src/combo-workspace-*.ts, gui/src/components/ComboWorkspace.tsx, gui/src/components/combo-workspace-*.tsx, gui/src/components/provider-workspace/ProviderOverview.tsx, gui/src/jev-decision-service.ts, gui/src/pages/*, gui/src/i18n/*, gui/tests/jev-decision-fields.test.tsx, tests/gui/*, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json	The dashboard can select and validate a decision service, set its timeout, and show configured service details. JEV Auto links can preselect an eligible provider, including a keyless self-hosted provider.
Setup and configuration guidance README.md, readme/*, docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/combos.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/cli/agents.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/routing.md	Guidance describes self-hosted service setup, /systemone endpoints, model and credential requirements, local-network restrictions, timeout behavior, and CLI and management settings.

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Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ComboRouting
  participant resolveJevDecision
  participant providerOutboundPost
  participant SystemOneService
  ComboRouting->>resolveJevDecision: Pass decisionProvider and decisionTimeoutMs
  resolveJevDecision->>resolveJevDecision: Validate endpoint, model, credentials, and choice count
  resolveJevDecision->>providerOutboundPost: POST request to selected endpoint
  providerOutboundPost->>SystemOneService: Send request after local-network checks
  SystemOneService-->>resolveJevDecision: Return decision response

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The provider-management changes protect referenced decision services from invalid edits while preserving supported endpoint updates and disabling. No merge-blocking issue is established; merge after normal checks pass.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 304bd

Authentication and outbound restrictions limit the new service integration. However, a failed settings save may leave a newly selected recipient active, creating a privacy-relevant rollback gap.

Retained concerns

• Medium · reliability · inferred: The new decisionProvider selection becomes live before its configuration is persisted. If persistence fails before publication and the server continues serving requests, the selected service can receive decision-state text despite the failed update. The assignment-before-save pattern is inherited, but this PR extends its failure exposure to the new decision-service recipient.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The disclosure scope is request-derived decision state for JEV combos using the selected provider row. Changing a shared row can affect multiple referencing combos. Ordinary request content influences decisions but does not itself grant destination-configuration authority.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — The supported failure path requires an authorized combo update followed by a pre-publication save failure: live decision selection changes first, persistence throws, and no local rollback restores the old selection. Subsequent disclosure depends on continued service operation, which was not directly traced. No unprivileged exploit path was established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Production management dispatch follows authentication admission. Administrative credentials and authorized browser sessions are distinct principals; browser mutations require matching origins and a CSRF token. These admission paths are unchanged between the PR base and head.
• observed — The new HTTP exception requires caller opt-in, the row’s explicit private-network permission, localhost or an allowed local address, no effective proxy and allowed DNS answers. Built-in direct transport pins the validated peer. Redirects are rejected. Permitted LAN HTTP still carries decision text and any configured bearer credential without transport encryption.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Disk persistence uses atomic replacement and distinguishes errors after publication. Provider PATCH restores live state on failures before publication, but combo PUT lacks that transaction boundary. Atomic file replacement alone therefore does not establish live-routing rollback.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Give combo destination updates a live-state transaction boundary: restore the previous routing state on failures before disk publication, preserve committed state after publication, and verify subsequent request routing and restart recovery for both outcomes.

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리뷰 · 우선순위 54 / 80

이 PR은 JEV Auto 콤보(strategy: "jev")가 결정을 내릴 때, 기본 TypeSafe 말고 직접 돌리는 결정 서비스(예: Ollama tev1의 /v1/systemone)를 고를 수 있게 합니다. 콤보에 decisionProvider와 decisionTimeoutMs를 넣고, CLI·관리 API·대시보드에서 같은 설정을 다루며, TypeSafe로 가는 요청은 예전과 바이트 단위로 같게 유지하려고 했습니다. 인증 정보가 TypeSafe 키와 섞이지 않게 막고, 로컬 HTTP로 보낼 때는 allowPrivateNetwork와 좁은 주소 허용 목록·프록시 거부를 같이 요구합니다. 문서·i18n·테스트도 같이 들어 있고 base는 dev입니다.

라인 - src/combos/types.ts comboConfigIssues: 서버는 decisionProvider가 비활성이거나 모델이 없는 행이어도 저장을 막지 않습니다. GUI(jevDecisionRowIssue)는 막고, 런타임은 missing_key로 열리며 넘어갑니다. API/CLI만 쓰면 “저장은 됐는데 결정은 항상 폴백”이 됩니다.
라인 - src/lib/provider-outbound.ts localCleartextAddressAllowed: 평문 POST 허용 범위가 loopback뿐 아니라 RFC1918 전체·ULA입니다. 결정 요청 본문(작업 텍스트 등)이 LAN HTTP로 나갈 수 있어, 의도한 편의와 유출 범위가 한 묶음입니다.
라인 - PR 본문 Review readiness checklist가 0/4라 게이트상 아직 머지 후보가 아닙니다(코드 품질과 별개로 절차 미완).

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

평문 LAN POST로 결정 상태(프롬프트 일부)를 보내는 설계를 이 범위(RFC1918/ULA)로 받아들일지, 서버 검증을 GUI처럼 disabled/모델 없음까지 맞춰 닫을지, 보안 경계 리뷰를 누가 서명할지입니다. TypeSafe 경로·키 격리·리다이렉트/프록시 거부는 방향이 분명합니다.

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방향은 유지하되, 메인테이너 보안 리뷰를 받은 뒤 readiness 체크리스트를 채우고, 가능하면 서버 comboConfigIssues를 GUI와 맞춰 disabled·모델 없음도 저장 거부로 맞추세요. types/config·contract 분리는 중복 무효화가 아니라 합리적 공유입니다. preview deploy 이야기는 생략합니다.

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[lidge-jun]

Thank you, @SeongwoongCho. This PR was the base of the carry. Its self-hosted System One decision service, dashboard controls and private-network guard landed on dev in #6364, squash-merged as 06cc3815c0, with your Co-authored-by credit. The carry also folded in #6185 and #6275 and added a "decide with any opencodex model" backend. Maintainer review fixes are listed in #6364. Closing in favour of #6364.

[lidge-jun]

One clarification, @SeongwoongCho. The carry includes the self-hosted System One decision service. Following the maintainer plan, it leaves out the parts this branch picked up later from #6348: the remaining-quota signals, the level decision mode, the read-only levels UI and configurable decision wording (4b5c636, 3713cd1, 6742356, 23b9efb, 47581f7, 71ac757, 1a6807a). They are not on dev. If you'd like to keep going with them, please open a new PR on current dev. It would sit on #6364's decision-backend interface, where resolveJevComboDecision and the systemone/model backends now live.