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Refs #39. This implements the integration; #39 stays open until someone with a real SpoolEase Console has confirmed it works (see "Real-world validation").

What this adds

SpoolEase is a new read-only material provider under Settings → Materials provider, next to Spoolman, Bambuddy and your own spool notes. Studio reads the spool inventory from a SpoolEase Console on your local network and normalises it into the same materials/2 data the other providers use. Material planning and send checks stay provider-agnostic.

• Read-only. Studio only sends GET /api/spools to the Console. It never writes to SpoolEase and never touches its storage.
• Settings UI. Address, Security key (masked), Test connection, and the existing manual slot mapping. Test connection shows only safe facts: that it connected, the spool count, how many spools have a usable remaining weight, and the provider's own detail line.
• U1 slot mapping. SpoolEase's Bambu AMS slot positions are not reused as Snapmaker U1 slots. You map U1 slots to spools manually, the same way as for the other providers.
• Switching providers never deletes your local spool notes.

Security key

• It is kept in memory for this session only. The settings screen says: "Kept in memory for this session only. You will enter it again after restarting Studio. SpoolEase shows a new key each time it restarts unless you set a fixed key in its settings."
• It is never written to library.db, settings, localStorage, URLs, logs, diagnostics or error text. Tests pin each of these, and the diagnostics bundle is checked end to end.
• It goes to the local engine only in the request body. The key itself is never sent to SpoolEase: Studio uses it only to decrypt the Console's response locally.

Protocol (verified against upstream source and fixtures)

Inspected at SpoolEase 3532f8d962dd1a95c7d4ebb37beddca5bbefd39a and esp-hal-app-framework tag 0.6.1 (43daad9d1795b21a7f4ea3ef610b328cabbfeda1). Details are in docs/interop/SPOOLEASE_PROTOCOL.md.

• Key derivation: PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with the upstream salt, 10,000 iterations, 32-byte key. The key is trimmed the same way as the upstream browser client.
• Cipher: AES-256-GCM, 12-byte nonce, 16-byte tag, no AAD.
• Encoding: base64 without padding (nonce, then ciphertext and tag). The plaintext is the Console's CSV.
• Failure handling: a wrong key, malformed or truncated ciphertext, or a malformed CSV fails the whole read cleanly, with a specific reason and no partial data.

The upstream endpoints are not a documented, versioned third-party API, so the docs state that limit plainly.

Weight honesty

SpoolEase weights are labelled derived, never tracked. SpoolEase only sees consumption from Bambu printers, not what a U1 has used since the spool was weighed, so each spool carries a note saying so. A SpoolEase figure never blocks a send. Any "enough filament" result from an undated figure now says that nothing records when the figure was last updated. This now applies to every provider, which the CHANGELOG notes.

Network behaviour (all providers)

The provider transport is now shared by all three providers:

• It connects only to local addresses from the name lookup: private, link-local or loopback. 6to4, Teredo and NAT64 are excluded because they route over the internet.
• Proxies are ignored, including Windows system proxies.
• Off-network redirects are refused, and so are cross-host redirects that would carry credentials.
• Timeouts and response size are bounded, and a response that ends early is detected.

validate_provider_url() and _LocalOnlyRedirects are reused. Error text shown in the send-card status never contains your provider's host. The behaviour changes for existing Spoolman and Bambuddy setups are listed in the CHANGELOG and docs/MATERIAL_PROVIDERS.md.

Verification

• Backend: 2278 passed, 47 skipped. Fake-server coverage includes:
  • key handling: correct, wrong and missing key
  • payload errors: malformed, truncated and oversized responses
  • network: unreachable address; local, public and cross-host redirects; IPv4, IPv6 (including a Windows scoped address) and .local
  • parsing: missing, derived and negative weights; duplicate spool IDs; slot mapping
  • output hygiene: TLS, and diagnostics containing no key
  • regression: Spoolman, Bambuddy and preflight/send-check suites green
• Desktop: 551 passed (provider selector, masked and session-only key, Test connection, errors, provider switching, relaunch, stale-request handling).
• Frozen sidecar: SpoolEase decryption proven inside the packaged Windows sidecar locally, and in CI for the Linux package.
• CI (ci.yml, linux-ci.yml) and both build-only release workflows on the final head 7bea01b: release.yml, release-linux.yml (build-only, contents: read, nothing published).
• Independent reviews on every round (Opus correctness + security, Sol): the final round on 7bea01b was approved with notes by both reviewers; the remaining notes are latent and tracked in materials: harden the provider-status host scrub and refusal classification #54.

Real-world validation

PROTOCOL VERIFIED against upstream source and byte-exact fixtures.
REAL SPOOLEASE USER VALIDATION PENDING. No physical SpoolEase Console has been tested yet. @ezaton, would you be able to try this against your Console once it is in a build?

Follow-ups

• materials: harden the provider-status host scrub and refusal classification #54: harden the status host scrub and refusal classification (latent; not reachable through current code).
• materials: bound provider response reads by a wall-clock deadline #53: bound provider response reads by an overall wall-clock deadline. This predates this PR for Spoolman and Bambuddy.

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• New Features
  • Added SpoolEase as a read-only material provider, with connection testing, spool details, and support for string-based spool IDs.
  • SpoolEase security keys are kept for the current session and are not saved across relaunches.
  • Material plans, send checks, and upload results now show provider availability and errors. SpoolEase weight readings are estimates and cannot alone block a send.
• Improvements
  • Provider connections bypass configured proxies, refuse public-only addresses, and use local addresses when DNS returns both local and public results.
  • Missing material update dates are called out in sufficiency results.

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This change adds SpoolEase as a read-only material provider. It adds encrypted response decoding, local-only provider networking, session-only key handling, provider status in API and desktop flows, and tests for source and packaged builds.

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SpoolEase provider

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Protocol decoding and fixtures backend/snapstudio_core/spoolease_wire.py, backend/tests/fixtures/providers/*, backend/tests/test_provider_spoolease.py, docs/interop/SPOOLEASE_PROTOCOL.md	Adds key derivation, encrypted-frame decoding, typed CSV parsing, and encrypted protocol fixtures. Documents the request format and response fields.
Provider reads and local-network transport backend/snapstudio_core/material_providers.py, backend/snapstudio_core/material_plan.py, backend/tests/test_provider_*.py, backend/tests/test_material_plan_freshness_caveat.py, docs/MATERIAL_PROVIDERS.md, CHANGELOG.md	Adds SpoolEase spool normalization and remaining-weight estimates. Applies local-address restrictions, proxy bypass, shared deadlines, response-size limits, and normalized errors to provider reads. Adds freshness caveats for missing update dates.
Provider keys and status in API flows backend/snapstudio_api/server.py, backend/snapstudio_api/service.py, backend/tests/test_provider_status_upload.py, backend/tests/test_diagnostics.py, desktop/src/api.ts, desktop/src/components/ProviderStatusNote.tsx, desktop/src/components/ProviderStatusNote.test.tsx, desktop/src/components/PostSlicePanels.tsx	Forwards provider keys through API routes. Returns sanitized provider status in plan, send-check, and upload responses. Displays unavailable provider status in send-check panels.
Desktop provider settings desktop/src/store/provider.ts, desktop/src/store/provider.test.ts, desktop/src/components/MaterialProviderSettings.tsx, desktop/src/components/MaterialProviderSettings.test.tsx, desktop/src/api.ts, desktop/package.json	Adds SpoolEase selection and an in-memory key that is cleared on provider changes and store resets. Updates provider testing, result counts, and slot mapping for string or numeric spool IDs.
Packaged builds and acceptance checks .github/workflows/*, backend/pyproject.toml, backend/requirements-build.txt, backend/tests/test_frozen_sidecar_spoolease.py, desktop/scripts/build-sidecar.*, tools/acceptance/*, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/MATERIAL_PROVIDERS.md, docs/interop/SPOOLEASE_PROTOCOL.md	Adds cryptography to build requirements and runs frozen-sidecar and installed-build SpoolEase checks. Updates feature, network, and downgrade documentation.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant MaterialProviderSettings
  participant ProviderTestRoute
  participant ServiceProviderTest
  participant MaterialProviders
  participant SpoolEase
  MaterialProviderSettings->>ProviderTestRoute: Submit provider URL and key
  ProviderTestRoute->>ServiceProviderTest: Forward provider_key
  ServiceProviderTest->>MaterialProviders: Read provider data
  MaterialProviders->>SpoolEase: GET /api/spools
  SpoolEase-->>MaterialProviders: Encrypted spool response
  MaterialProviders-->>ServiceProviderTest: Spools and provider result
  ServiceProviderTest-->>MaterialProviderSettings: Provider test result and counts

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Reject requests to the wrong SpoolEase endpoint.

The fake returns valid spool data for every route except /__hits. If the packaged sidecar requests an incorrect path, the installed-build SpoolEase check can still pass. Return 404 unless the request is GET /api/spools.

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Review comment at @tools/acceptance/probes.mjs around lines 75 - 77:
Update the request handler around `res.writeHead` to return 404 unless the
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Review comments at @desktop/src/components/ProviderStatusNote.tsx:
- Line 7: Update the note text in ProviderStatusNote to handle a null
status.error by displaying a fallback sentence that says the provider did not
answer. Keep the existing error text when status.error is non-null.

Review comments at @docs/interop/SPOOLEASE_PROTOCOL.md:
- Around line 21-23: Update the protocol description around “Studio calls
exactly one route” to remove the inaccurate claim that no other headers are
sent. State that Studio sends the required Accept header and that Python’s HTTP
client adds standard headers, without claiming an exhaustive list unless
verified.

Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 558-561: Update the README’s stable-build feature list to describe
SpoolEase as upcoming rather than shipped, keeping it out of the features
readers can expect in the current stable release. Leave other provider entries
unchanged.

Review comments at @tools/acceptance/run.ps1:
- Around line 534-545: Move the SpoolEase checks in the `provider-spoolease`
block to after the `provider-switch` and `provider-switch-restored` phases. This
keeps the provider-switch test starting from restored Spoolman settings;
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