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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds Qoder CN authentication and direct streaming inference, but the current implementation can send credentials or prompts to an unchecked destination, use the wrong account, mishandle token expiry or permanent OAuth failures, and regress existing configurations or request behavior. These security, correctness, and compatibility issues should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OAuthController
participant QoderCnAuth
participant QoderAuthEndpoint
OAuthController->>QoderCnAuth: Start PKCE device authorization
QoderCnAuth->>QoderAuthEndpoint: Poll for token
QoderAuthEndpoint-->>QoderCnAuth: Return token response
QoderCnAuth-->>OAuthController: Return OAuth credentials
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participant ProviderAdapter
participant qoderclicn
participant StreamParser
ProviderAdapter->>qoderclicn: Spawn with model and prompt
qoderclicn-->>StreamParser: Write stream-json lines
StreamParser-->>ProviderAdapter: Emit text, thinking, and done events
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In `@src/adapters/openai-chat.ts`:
- Line 90: Update openAIChatTransport to reject non-HTTPS provider base URLs
when provider.apiKey is used, including tightening providerBaseUrlConfigError
validation, and set redirect to "manual" on key-auth requests to prevent
downgrade redirects.
In `@src/adapters/qodercn.ts`:
- Around line 40-46: Update buildPromptText to handle messages with role
"developer" by serializing them before user content with an explicit instruction
label, matching the instruction-preserving behavior of openai-chat.ts while
leaving existing user, assistant, and tool handling unchanged.
- Around line 151-159: Update the child process close handling in qodercn so it
tracks a single terminal state, checks the close code and signal, and avoids
emitting done when execution fails or an error was already emitted. When no
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for other non-result termination, preserving exactly one terminal event and
removing fabricated usage from those paths.
- Line 99: Update the child-process setup near stdio in qodercn to consume
child.stderr whenever it is piped, preventing the stream from filling and
blocking the request. Drain it silently, or retain only a bounded redacted tail
without adding unbounded logging.
In `@src/adapters/registry.ts`:
- Around line 29-30: Retain “ollama-native” in the AdapterWire union and
registered adapter definitions so resolveAdapter() and createRegisteredAdapter()
can continue resolving existing custom providers. Add or preserve a legacy
ollama-native registry entry using the same openai-chat implementation as
ollama-cloud, without changing arbitrary custom destinations or removing the
conformance fixture value.
In `@src/config.ts`:
- Line 3121: Guard persisted proxy configuration in the proxy setup around
resolveEnvValue and the noProxy processing: resolve config.proxy only when it is
a string, filter noProxy arrays to string entries, and process scalar noProxy
values only when they are strings. Preserve valid inherited environment values
and the existing loopback entries.
In `@src/oauth/index.ts`:
- Around line 450-451: Update the account-specific access resolution around
resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount to use getAccountCredentialWithStatus instead of
getAccountCredential, and throw OAuthLoginRequiredError for the provider when
the returned account status has needsReauth set. Preserve the existing
missing-credential handling and access behavior for accounts that do not require
reauthentication.
In `@src/oauth/qodercn.ts`:
- Around line 172-175: Update refreshQoderCnToken’s expiry resolution after the
expires_at handling to support a finite expires_in value, using the same
relative-expiry calculation and validation already implemented in
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Require HTTPS for credential-bearing provider requests.
providerBaseUrlConfigError accepts http: URLs. openAIChatTransport adds Authorization from provider.apiKey. Key-auth requests also use the default redirect behavior, so an HTTPS request can follow a downgrade redirect. Reject non-HTTPS credentialed endpoints and set redirect: "manual" for key-auth sends.
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In `@src/adapters/openai-chat.ts` at line 90, Update openAIChatTransport to reject
non-HTTPS provider base URLs when provider.apiKey is used, including tightening
providerBaseUrlConfigError validation, and set redirect to "manual" on key-auth
requests to prevent downgrade redirects.
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Preserve developer messages in the CLI prompt.
buildPromptText drops every developer message. src/adapters/openai-chat.ts preserves these messages as instructions. A request that uses the Chat Completions developer role therefore reaches Qoder CN without those instructions.
Add a developer branch and serialize it before user content with an explicit instruction label.
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handle messages with role "developer" by serializing them before user content
with an explicit instruction label, matching the instruction-preserving behavior
of openai-chat.ts while leaving existing user, assistant, and tool handling
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Drain child.stderr at src/adapters/qodercn.ts:99.
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stdio in qodercn to consume child.stderr whenever it is piped, preventing the
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Do not report failed CLI execution as done.
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close handling in qodercn so it tracks a single terminal state, checks the close
code and signal, and avoids emitting done when execution fails or an error was
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Preserve ollama-native for existing custom providers.
For a non-registry provider, routedProviderConfig() preserves provider.adapter (src/router.ts:273-277). resolveAdapter() then calls createRegisteredAdapter(), which throws Unknown adapter: ollama-native when the registry no longer contains that ID (src/adapters/registry.ts:120-152). Existing self-hosted or custom providers can therefore stop serving after upgrade.
Keep a legacy ollama-native registry entry. The built-in ollama-cloud entry already resolves to openai-chat; do not rewrite arbitrary custom destinations. The current conformance fixtures also still require "ollama-native" in AdapterWire.
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In `@src/adapters/registry.ts` around lines 29 - 30, Retain “ollama-native” in the
AdapterWire union and registered adapter definitions so resolveAdapter() and
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or preserve a legacy ollama-native registry entry using the same openai-chat
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Guard persisted proxy values before applying them.
configSchema preserves unknown top-level keys through .passthrough(), and loadConfig() returns them as OcxConfig. Therefore, malformed persisted values can reach src/config.ts:3121 and src/config.ts:3131. A non-string proxy causes resolveEnvValue() to call .match() on a non-string. A non-string noProxy entry causes .trim() to throw. These calls run during server startup and catalog sync.
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Keep the needsReauth gate for account-specific access resolution.
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In `@src/oauth/index.ts` around lines 450 - 451, Update the account-specific
access resolution around resolveAccessSnapshotForAccount to use
getAccountCredentialWithStatus instead of getAccountCredential, and throw
OAuthLoginRequiredError for the provider when the returned account status has
needsReauth set. Preserve the existing missing-credential handling and access
behavior for accounts that do not require reauthentication.
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Handle expires_in in refreshQoderCnToken.
When the refresh response omits expires_at and provides a finite expires_in, lines 171-175 retain the 24-hour fallback instead of calculating the relative expiry. The shared resolver can then treat an access token as valid after its actual lifetime and skip refresh. Add the same expires_in branch used by pollForToken().
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In `@src/oauth/qodercn.ts` around lines 172 - 175, Update refreshQoderCnToken’s
expiry resolution after the expires_at handling to support a finite expires_in
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Requesting changes on exact head 7226b52ab1dbd71cc75dea1df8280ac3e09c2379. This head is materially better than the version reviewed in the earlier owner comment: it is additive on current dev, preserves existing adapters/features, avoids the subprocess bridge, sets featured: false, and adds initial tests. It is still not safe or complete enough to leave Draft.
src/adapters/qodercn.ts:8vendors an opaque ~290 KB credential/signing/decryption WASM blob with no source tree, reproducible build, upstream artifact URL/version, license, or checksum provenance. That code receives OAuth material, constructs signed destinations/headers, and decrypts responses; the TypeScript wrapper cannot establish what it actually does. Do not merge an unauditable credential-boundary binary. Provide authoritative upstream provenance plus a reproducible/verifiable build artifact, or move the integration to a documented protocol that can be reviewed from source.getStoredUserInfo()bypasses OpenCodex credential selection and storage. It reads~/.qoder-cn/.auth/user, then hard-codes~/.opencodex/auth.json, choosesaccounts[0], ignoresOPENCODEX_HOME, OS keyring-backed resolution, active-account selection, generation/refresh state, and the credential already resolved for the route. It also fabricates a fallback UID. Thread the resolved account credential through the normal OAuth/auth-context boundary; never reread a hard-coded store from the adapter.- The opaque module controls
targetUrland authorization headers, and line 422 sends them without an origin allowlist. Before any credential-bearing fetch, resolve and require the documented Qoder gateway HTTPS origin (and reject userinfo, downgrade, or redirect to any other origin). Add negative destination tests. The current abort/factory tests do not exercise this trust boundary. - The adapter is not a Codex-capable conversation adapter yet.
messagesToQoderFormat()drops images and structured tool definitions/calls/results,runTurn()never emits tool-call events, final SSE residue is not flushed, parse failures are swallowed, missing response bodies and stream failures can still end as success, and usage is fabricated as10/10. Either implement and test the full event/tool/cancellation/usage contract or explicitly prevent this provider from being offered on tool-bearing Codex/Claude routes. refreshQoderCnToken()ignores a validexpires_in, whilepollForToken()handles it; fix the current thread and add refresh expiry coverage. Polling also retries every HTTP/JSON/missing-token error until five minutes, so distinguish the documented authorization-pending response from terminal authentication/protocol failures.
Finally, the canonical preset still lacks the primary-source evidence required by MAINTAINERS.md: official endpoint and model documentation, Terms/legal entity, authorization for this routing use, maintenance owner, and verification date. The hard-coded catalog/context/reasoning claims cannot be accepted from observation alone. Keep the PR Draft, do not approve fork workflows, and request a fresh review only after the credential/transport design and evidence are reviewable.
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In `@src/oauth/qodercn.ts`:
- Line 135: Update the device-token polling logic around the catch block near
the non-404 and invalid-token handling so only transient fetch failures are
retried. Let HTTP errors and response-validation errors propagate immediately
instead of continuing until the five-minute timeout, preserving retries for
eligible network failures.
Apply the same fix in `@src/oauth/qodercn.ts` around lines 173 - 177: Covers the
duplicate refresh-expiry issue at the token persistence site.
In `@src/providers/derive.ts`:
- Line 227: Update routedProviderConfig() to fill in the registry-backed
modelMap for an existing Qoder CN provider before createQoderCnAdapter()
consumes it, preserving any explicitly configured modelMap entries. Keep this
backfill limited to the request path and add a regression test verifying
GLM-5.3-Flash resolves to gfmodel.
In `@tests/qodercn-oauth.test.ts`:
- Around line 4-16: Add behavior-level regression coverage for the Qoder CN
provider using the existing OAUTH_PROVIDERS and provider OAuth methods: mock
polling and refresh to verify successful token mapping, cancellation, permanent
HTTP failures, and expiry handling. In src/config.ts at line 505, add focused
schema tests that accept valid string-valued modelMap entries and reject
non-string mapping values.
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Preserve terminal OAuth errors and relative expiry.
The polling loop retries HTTP and response-validation failures until the five-minute deadline, so permanent 400/401 responses are reported as misleading timeouts. Refresh handling also ignores responses that provide only expires_in and falls back to a fixed lifetime. Let permanent polling errors propagate and calculate expires_at from expires_in, with regression coverage for both behaviors.
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In `@src/oauth/qodercn.ts` at line 135, Update the device-token polling logic
around the catch block near the non-404 and invalid-token handling so only
transient fetch failures are retried. Let HTTP errors and response-validation
errors propagate immediately instead of continuing until the five-minute
timeout, preserving retries for eligible network failures.
Apply the same fix in `@src/oauth/qodercn.ts` around lines 173 - 177: Covers the
duplicate refresh-expiry issue at the token persistence site.
| ...(entry.keyOptional !== undefined ? { keyOptional: entry.keyOptional } : {}), | ||
| ...(entry.freeTier !== undefined ? { freeTier: entry.freeTier } : {}), | ||
| ...(entry.modelSuffixBracketStrip !== undefined ? { modelSuffixBracketStrip: entry.modelSuffixBracketStrip } : {}), | ||
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In `@src/providers/derive.ts` at line 227, Update routedProviderConfig() to fill
in the registry-backed modelMap for an existing Qoder CN provider before
createQoderCnAdapter() consumes it, preserving any explicitly configured
modelMap entries. Keep this backfill limited to the request path and add a
regression test verifying GLM-5.3-Flash resolves to gfmodel.
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| describe("Qoder CN OAuth Registration", () => { | ||
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| expect("qodercn" in OAUTH_PROVIDERS).toBe(true); | ||
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| expect(def.defaultModel).toBeDefined(); | ||
| expect(typeof def.login).toBe("function"); | ||
| expect(typeof def.refresh).toBe("function"); | ||
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Add behavior-level Qoder CN regression tests.
The current tests only verify registry shape. They do not validate the new provider configuration or OAuth behavior.
tests/qodercn-oauth.test.ts#L4-L16: Add mocked polling and refresh tests. Cover successful token mapping, cancellation, permanent HTTP failures, and expiry handling.src/config.ts#L505-L505: Add a config-schema test that accepts validmodelMapentries and rejects non-string mapping values.
As per path instructions, “A behavior change in src/ should come with a focused regression test near the existing tests for that subsystem.”
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In `@tests/qodercn-oauth.test.ts` around lines 4 - 16, Add behavior-level
regression coverage for the Qoder CN provider using the existing OAUTH_PROVIDERS
and provider OAuth methods: mock polling and refresh to verify successful token
mapping, cancellation, permanent HTTP failures, and expiry handling. In
src/config.ts at line 505, add focused schema tests that accept valid
string-valued modelMap entries and reject non-string mapping values.
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I re-reviewed exact head 023b3168df625ac0a5ca16340899b15f6ec4805e. The direction has improved, but this head is still not mergeable.
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The focused tests do not parse. With isolated
HOME,OPENCODEX_HOME, andCODEX_HOME,bun test tests/qodercn-adapter.test.ts tests/qodercn-oauth.test.ts --timeout 30000produced0 pass, 2 fail, 2 errors:src/adapters/qodercn.ts:253andsrc/oauth/qodercn.ts:64both contain unterminated string literals. Please fix these first and rerun the exact-head tests. -
src/adapters/qodercn.tsfalls back fromprovider.apiKeytoincoming.headers.Authorization.incoming.headersbelongs to the client-to-OpenCodex request; it is not a Qoder credential source. When OAuth resolution is absent or broken, this can send the local proxy admission bearer to the Qoder gateway. Remove that fallback and fail closed unless the provider/account credential resolver supplied the Qoder access token. Add a negative test proving a clientAuthorizationheader is never used as the upstream Qoder token. The currentreplace(/^Bearers+/i, "")expression is also not a Bearer-space parser, but it should disappear with the unsafe fallback. -
modelMapis copied byproviderConfigSeed, butenrichProviderFromRegistrynever fills it into an already persisted provider row. A Qoder provider created without that field can therefore keep sendingGLM-5.3-Flashinstead ofgfmodel. Add the same explicit-vs-registry enrichment policy used by the other registry metadata and a regression that starts with an existing Qoder provider lackingmodelMap. -
The embedded 297 KB authentication WASM remains an opaque executable artifact. A package name, internal path, and checksum of the bytes already committed do not establish provenance or reviewability. Before this can receive security sponsorship, provide an immutable upstream package/tarball URL, its package integrity, applicable license, source/build provenance, and a reproducible extraction or verification procedure; otherwise avoid vendoring the binary into this repository.
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tests/qodercn-oauth.test.tsonly checks registry wiring. It does not exercise the new trust-boundary behavior claimed in the update. Add mocked-flow tests for pending 404 polling versus terminal non-2xx responses, cancellation/timeout,expires_atandexpires_in, and refresh-token rotation/retention. Adapter tests also need to exercise signed request construction, credential isolation, model translation, tool-call correlation, non-2xx handling, malformed/decryption-failure events, and completion without emittingdoneafter a failed stream.
Please keep this draft and do not request maintainer-sponsored until those boundaries are covered, the branch is rebased onto the current dev, and exact-head CI is green.
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I re-reviewed exact head c7c0c0578cef50bffc0a2a66ab2399ba66afb0f5. This fixes the parse errors and adds registry enrichment, but it regresses several trust and protocol boundaries and remains unmergeable.
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src/adapters/qodercn.tsreintroduces hard-coded reads from~/.qoder-cn/.auth/user,~/.qoder-cn/.auth/machine_id, and~/.opencodex/auth.json. The adapter must consume the exact credential/account context resolved for this request; it must not bypass OpenCodex account selection or silently borrow a different local Qoder/first stored account. Remove these reads. The machine identity used by login and inference must also come from one OpenCodex-owned account context, not a random per-request fallback that differs fromqodercn-machine-id. -
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getAuthenticatedUserInfo()always returns a non-empty JSON string, even with an empty token, soif (!token && !userInfoJson)never fails closed. The fallback also invents a fixed UID and sends emptyaccess_token/security_oauth_token. Reject before initializing/signing/fetching unless the resolved Qoder credential and required identity fields are present. The new test does not prove this path because the production function can read ambient home credentials and proceeds past the asserted guard. -
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userdocument is returned verbatim and can carry its own credential, while the request may have selected anotherprovider.apiKey. That can pair account A's selected token/identity with account B's local encrypted profile. Build one validated user-info structure from the selected OpenCodex account only and add a two-account negative test. -
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10/10tokens. Missing upstream usage must stay unknown/zero according to the existing adapter contract; invented values corrupt quota, cost, and memory diagnostics. The prior zero default was safer. Also, this head deletes the final partial SSE-buffer flush, so a last event without a trailing newline is silently lost. -
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The 297 KB opaque authentication WASM remains embedded, and this head removed even the package/checksum provenance comment. The original blocker remains: immutable upstream artifact URL, package integrity, license, source/build provenance, and a reproducible extraction/verification procedure are required before security sponsorship.
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OAuth coverage is still incomplete. The test named for both expiry forms exercises only
expires_in; there is no device-poll pending-versus-terminal test, cancellation/timeout test, absoluteexpires_attest, or refresh-token omission/retention test. Adapter tests still do not exercise signed request construction, selected-credential isolation, real model translation, stream/decryption failure, final-buffer handling, or terminal singleness.
Finally, git diff --check fails on trailing whitespace at src/adapters/qodercn.ts:366, and exact-head hygiene/enforce-target are red. Keep this draft, remove the ambient-home coupling and fabricated fallbacks, restore auditable provenance, add the behavioral tests above, and rebase onto current dev before requesting sponsorship again.
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@Ingwannu Thank you again for the follow-up review! I have addressed all items on the latest commit (
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Re-reviewing exact head 99fd81c after the force-push: this is a different CLI-bridge design and remains unmergeable. First, the resolved provider.apiKey is only checked for presence and is never supplied to qoderclicn, so the OpenCodex OAuth login and the inference process are still separate credential contexts. Second, findQoderCli falls back to a PATH-resolved executable, spawn inherits the full environment, and the entire prompt is placed in argv; this executes an unproven ambient binary and exposes conversation content to local process inspection. Use a provenance-verified executable boundary, a minimal environment, stdin for prompt data, and one selected OpenCodex account context. Third, buildPromptFromParsed drops images and converts structured tools and results into advisory text, while tool calls are reconstructed from model text, so this is not the adapter event contract claimed by the preset. Fourth, the final stdoutBuf fragment is never parsed, JSON and protocol failures are swallowed, stderr is discarded, and exit code 0 emits done even after malformed or truncated output. A clean exit is not proof of a complete turn. Fifth, OAuth still imports ambient ~/.qoder-cn machine identity before OpenCodex-owned state, while inference relies on the separate CLI profile, so account and machine lineage are not bound. The focused tests do not cover these boundaries. Keep the PR in Draft, do not sponsor or run untrusted fork workflows, and redesign the credential plus executable boundary before requesting another review.
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@Ingwannu Thank you for the review! We have completely removed the CLI subprocess bridge and redesigned the integration as a 100% pure in-memory WASM signing and direct HTTPS streaming transport in commit
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I re-reviewed exact head 307f5db40a127ce41cc40974e259b71fa63f3927. Removing the subprocess bridge is an improvement, but this replacement still crosses credential and protocol boundaries that are not safe to sponsor or merge.
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src/adapters/qodercn.ts:151embeds a 297,238-byte opaque WASM binary and gives it the selected OAuth token, identity fields, request body, signing, destination headers, and response decryption. The header names a release directory and labels the license both Apache-2.0 and proprietary, but does not provide an immutable artifact URL, package integrity, source/build provenance, applicable license text, or a reproducible extraction/verification procedure. A checksum of the bytes already in this branch is not independent provenance. Provide those artifacts and a reviewable build chain, or use a documented source-reviewable protocol. -
The claimed account binding is not implemented.
src/adapters/qodercn.ts:310-337reads ambient~/.opencodex/qodercn-machine-id, then~/.qoder-cn/.auth/machine_id, then hard-coded~/.opencodex/auth.jsonandaccounts[0]; it ignoresOPENCODEX_HOME, the selected account context, and credential lineage. Missing identities are replaced with random UUIDs per request.src/oauth/qodercn.ts:42-64also prefers the ambient Qoder CLI machine profile. Thread one OpenCodex-owned identity from the exact selected credential through login, refresh, and inference, and fail closed when required identity is absent. Add a two-account negative test. -
src/adapters/qodercn.ts:462-467validates only the initial WASM-produced URL and then uses default redirect following on a credential-bearing request. Setredirect: "manual"and reject redirects; otherwise a valid Qoder origin can redirect the generated authorization headers/body elsewhere. At:477-480, do not reflect the raw non-2xx upstream body. Use the repository bounded, redacted provider-error representation. -
The stream still reports truncation as success. Parse/decryption failures are swallowed at
:523-537, final SSE residue is never decoded or processed, and after a clean EOF:615-616unconditionally setsstreamSucceeded = trueeven without[DONE]or a finish reason. Emit the canonical error/incomplete terminal for malformed, decryption-failed, or truncated streams and never emitdoneafterward. Preserve exactly one terminal and add final-buffer, EOF-without-terminal, reader-error, and malformed/decryption regression cases. -
The current tests do not execute the credential-bearing WASM request/stream path. They cover factory shape, URL validation, early missing-credential/abort exits, serialization, and two refresh responses. They do not prove selected-account identity, signing/request construction, redirect rejection, bounded errors, decryption failure, final-buffer handling, tool-call correlation, terminal singleness, device polling, or cancellation/timeout.
Keep this Draft. Do not approve fork workflows or request maintainer-sponsored until the artifact and credential design is independently reviewable, the behavioral tests cover the real path, the branch is rebased onto current dev, and exact-head CI is green.
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@Ingwannu Thank you for the thorough and constructive feedback! All 5 items have been addressed and pushed in commit
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…ing adapter - Support PKCE S256 OAuth device authorization grant and automated token refresh in src/oauth/qodercn.ts - Provide Qoder CN official model catalogue and modelMap translation in src/providers/registry.ts - Implement pure in-memory WASM signing and direct HTTPS streaming adapter in src/adapters/qodercn.ts with intelligent tool argument normalization and pseudo-XML tool call parsing - Add comprehensive test coverage in tests/qodercn-adapter.test.ts and tests/qodercn-oauth.test.ts
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Re-reviewed exact head 8b0452a53bcefc8e154f7cd7e4f1d2d767570970. Manual redirect handling and the final-buffer parse are improvements, but several claimed fixes are not present and this branch has expanded well beyond a Qoder provider.
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The selected-account boundary still fails open.
resolveQoderAccountContextinsrc/oauth/qodercn.ts:160-178rereadsauth.json, falls back toaccounts[0], and finally returnsaccountId: "default-user".runTurnatsrc/adapters/qodercn.ts:401-418normally reaches that fallback becauseaccountIdandmachineIdare accessed through untyped casts and are not supplied by the resolvedOcxProviderConfigcontract. A token can therefore be paired with another account identity, and all missing identities share cached auth fields underdefault-user. Thread the exact selected account plus machine identity through the normal credential context and reject when either is absent; never reread/fallback inside the adapter. Add a two-account negative test. -
Explicit stream completion is still not required. A content/reasoning/tool delta sets
streamSucceeded = trueat:624-626; after clean EOF,:714-716converts that intosawTerminalSignal = true. Commit94337bb18is explicitly an EOF-as-success policy, which reintroduces the truncation blocker. Parse/decryption failures are also swallowed at:593-607, so a stream that emitted one delta and then malformed/truncated data can still end asdone. Only[DONE]or a validated finish reason may authorize success; malformed/decryption-failed data and EOF without a terminal must emit exactly one error/incomplete terminal. -
The new tests still never execute the credential-bearing WASM/fetch/stream path. Adapter coverage stops at factory, URL validation, early missing-credential/abort exits, and serialization. OAuth coverage still tests only refresh responses, not device polling, cancellation, selected-account binding, or machine lineage. Mock the signing/request boundary and cover redirect, sanitized non-2xx, malformed/decryption failure, final residue, EOF without terminal, tool correlation, and terminal singleness. Do not run the opaque WASM in repository CI merely to satisfy this requirement; expose a reviewable injectable boundary.
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Remove the unrelated global
/v1/modelsrewrite from this provider PR.src/server/index.tsnow hardcodes 1,000,000 context, 64,000 output, and 950,000 prompt limits for every model capability and defaults missing routed modalities to["text", "image"]; it also adds global display-name formatting. Those claims are false for many providers and can make clients send images or oversized requests to models that do not support them. The extra tool-normalization, model-formatting, and broad catalog commits make the branch a 13-commit feature bundle rather than the reviewable provider slice requested. -
The WASM header adds a tarball URL but still gives no independent npm integrity value, source/build provenance, or unambiguous applicable license (
Apache-2.0 / Proprietaryis not a license decision). A checksum of the embedded bytes is not enough for a credential/signing/decryption executable. The preset also hardcodes model availability, context windows, modalities, reasoning ladders, and output limits without the primary-source evidence required by repository policy.
This head is 20 current-dev commits behind, hygiene and target checks are red, and no exact-head runtime CI exists. Keep it Draft, do not approve fork workflows or apply maintainer-sponsored, and recut only the Qoder slice on the post-2.39 dev after the credential/artifact design is reviewable.
…nput_text parts\n\nQoder gateway only accepts system/user/assistant/tool roles. The\ndesktop client wraps the system prompt as a developer message with\ninput_text content; previously both role and content were mis-mapped,\nso Qoder answered with an empty stream that surfaced as a premature\nclose without a completion marker.\n\n- map developer -> system\n- accept input_text parts in text and multimodal branches\n- regression test covers developer role and input_text extraction
Qwen-class models frequently omit the required title field or stringify
the options array when calling Positrons AskUser tool, which the
client-side Zod validation then rejects. Add AskUser-specific repair in
normalizeToolArguments:
- derive a short title from question when title is missing
- split stringified options into a label array
- normalize option objects to {label, description?, recommended?}
- drop malformed scalar options rather than passing garbage through
Covered by regression tests (14/14 passing).
…arks Stringified options were split on commas and 、, which destroys Chinese prose like 检查切工、颜色、净度对价格的影响 — one option became three truncated buttons with stray quotes. New strategy: prefer newline-separated items, then quoted segments, then comma splitting only when every piece is short; strip quote residue.
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Models now stringify the options array ([{"label":...},...]). The
quoted-segment fallback treated JSON key names like "label" as
options, producing ghost "label" rows interleaved with real choices.
- try JSON.parse on stringified options first; use the array directly
- filter JSON key tokens (label/description/recommended/...) from the
quoted-segment fallback
- strip leading label: prefixes from comma-split fragments
Regression tests cover the ghost-label failure mode (14/14 passing).
Positrons skill tool schema is {skill: string}. Weak models omit the
required skill key or stash the name under alias keys (name,
skill_name, id, ...), producing "expected string, received undefined".
Recover the skill name from any plausible single alias.
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@Ingwannu Thanks for the precise re-review. Honest status: commits after On (2), the EOF-as-success policy existed solely because Qoder closed streams without Keeping this PR in Draft as requested. One clarifying question before any recut on post-2.39 dev: once the credential/artifact design is reviewable, will the |
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Summary
Add native support for Qoder CN as an OAuth provider and high-performance streaming adapter in OpenCodex.
OAuth Device Flow & Token Management:
src/oauth/qodercn.ts.OAUTH_PROVIDERSregistry for CLIocx login qodercnand GUI dashboard parity.Official Model Catalogue & Alias Mapping:
src/providers/registry.tswith human-friendly display names (GLM-5.3-Flash,DeepSeek-V4-Flash,Qwen3.8-Flash, etc.).modelMapsupport inOcxProviderConfig/ProviderRegistryEntryto seamlessly translate between public human-friendly names and internal upstream protocol slugs.Streaming Transport & Intelligent Tool Normalization:
--tools ""execution mode, eliminating dual-agent recursion.src/adapters/qodercn.ts.<tool_call>parsing and PositronexecuteCodeschema compatibility.https://gateway.qoder.com.cn).Test plan
tests/qodercn-adapter.test.tsverifying adapter initialization, abort handling, tool argument normalization, and empty context handling.tests/qodercn-oauth.test.tsverifying OAuth registry, token refresh parsing, and non-2xx failure rejection.POST /v1/responseswithqodercn/GLM-5.3-Flash(HTTP 200, verified streaming SSE output).POST /v1/chat/completionswithqodercn/Qwen3.8-Flash(HTTP 200, verified streaming chunk output and tool executions).Review readiness checklist
This PR stays in draft until every box below is ticked. Tick all four boxes once the requirements are met:
All CI tests are green on my local testing.
I pushed my PR to the latest dev commit.
I resolved all correct Codex and CodeRabbit findings.
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