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WalkthroughThis change adds configured caller credential targets and host-owned provider dispatch for native plugins. It introduces provider request types, runtime scoping, ABI v6 callbacks, buffered and streaming transport, credential redaction, cancellation handling, tests, and documentation. ChangesPrivate provider dispatch
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Gateway
participant NativePlugin
participant ProviderTransport
participant Provider
Caller->>Gateway: request with caller credential
Gateway->>NativePlugin: execute with provider capability
NativePlugin->>ProviderTransport: call or open provider stream
ProviderTransport->>Provider: forward approved credential and request
Provider-->>ProviderTransport: JSON or SSE response
ProviderTransport-->>NativePlugin: redacted result or stream events
NativePlugin-->>Gateway: execution result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Remote HTTP targets can expose provider credentials in cleartext, so HTTP should be restricted to loopback before merge. The unbounded test wait should also be corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/cli/src/configuration/mod.rs`:
- Line 1407: Update the URL validation in caller_credential_targets to reject
non-loopback http URLs while preserving HTTPS targets and permitting http only
for loopback destinations. Ensure the resulting validation matches the security
behavior of ProviderTransport and http_no_redirect.
In `@crates/core/tests/unit/native_plugin_tests.rs`:
- Around line 7318-7322: Bound the provider startup wait in the runtime.block_on
block with the same two-second timeout used by the streaming cancellation test,
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crates/cli/src/configuration/mod.rs (1)
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| let valid_url = reqwest::Url::parse(&target.url).ok().is_some_and(|url| { | ||
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Require HTTPS for non-loopback credential targets.
caller_credential_targets accepts any absolute HTTP(S) URL, and ProviderTransport posts caller credentials through http_no_redirect. That client disables redirects only; it does not enforce HTTPS. A configured non-loopback http:// target can therefore receive credentials in cleartext. Reject HTTP or allow it only for loopback targets.
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In `@crates/cli/src/configuration/mod.rs` at line 1407, Update the URL validation
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In cargo-nextest, the default behavior for slow tests is defined as follows: Tests that take longer than 60 seconds to execute are marked as SLOW in the output, but they are not terminated by default [1][2]. Configuration Details: - Default Period: 60 seconds [1][2]. - Default Termination Policy: There is no termination on timeout by default [2]. - Default Timeout Action: If a timeout is configured to terminate a test, the default action is to treat the timeout as a failure (fail) [1][2]. Customization: You can customize these settings in your .config/nextest.toml file under the [profile.default] section or via profile overrides [1][2][3]. For example, to set a 2-minute period before marking a test as slow, use: [profile.default] slow-timeout = "2m" To configure a test to terminate after a certain period, you can use an object configuration [1][2]: [profile.default] slow-timeout = { period = "30s", terminate-after = 4 } In this example, the test would be marked slow after 30 seconds and terminated after 120 seconds (4 periods of 30 seconds) [1]. Additional options like grace-period and on-timeout (to specify whether a timeout counts as a pass or fail) are also supported [2].
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Bound the unary provider start wait.
If provider startup regresses, this loop can wait indefinitely. Use the same two-second timeout as the streaming cancellation test.
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Overview
Native execution plugins currently receive sanitized LLM requests, so a plugin that owns its provider calls cannot use a caller's provider credential. This adds a request-scoped, host-owned provider-call capability without putting credentials back into plugin-visible headers or events.
Details
API and ownership
next.provider()exposes bufferedcalland streamingstreammethods to native LLM execution intercepts. Both methods work in either intercept, supporting routing-model calls before a streamed answer, repeated attempts, concurrent calls, and fallbacks.LlmProviderRequest { target, content }. Unknown fields are rejected; plugins cannot supply destination URLs, authentication headers, or credential handles.PluginContext::supports_provider_dispatch()for configurations that require the feature.Gateway authorization policy
Operators explicitly authorize named, complete endpoints in
config.toml:The map defaults to empty. Higher-precedence maps replace the complete policy, and the policy participates in the persistent gateway fingerprint. Startup validates HTTP(S) URLs and rejects userinfo and fragments.
Every provider attempt checks the target name and credential family. OpenAI Chat Completions and Responses share a family; Anthropic Messages is separate. Relay privately applies the caller's credential and recognized companion headers. It refuses redirects, including same-origin redirects. Invocation tokens are consumed before dispatch, and missing caller credentials never trigger deployment/environment credential fallback.
Provider failure bodies and redirect locations are not exposed; errors retain status with a generic message. Successful JSON and SSE values redact literal credential echoes. Configured destinations remain trusted recipients, and native plugins remain in-process, unsandboxed extensions; literal redaction is not a defense against a malicious endpoint encoding a secret.
sequenceDiagram participant Caller participant Gateway as Relay gateway participant Plugin as Native execution plugin participant Provider as Authorized provider Caller->>Gateway: Request and provider credential Gateway->>Plugin: Sanitized LLM request and scoped continuation Plugin->>Gateway: provider.call/stream(target name, content) Gateway->>Gateway: Check live owner, target policy, and provider family Gateway->>Provider: Provider request with private caller credential Provider-->>Gateway: JSON or SSE Gateway-->>Plugin: Response data without credential headers Plugin-->>Gateway: Selected response Gateway-->>Caller: Managed responseThe plugin chooses the target and response; Relay controls where the credential goes. Dispatch bypasses the ordinary execution chain to avoid recursively entering the routing plugin. Plugins remain responsible for bounded retry policy, provider-specific request/response adaptation, and any additional per-attempt observability.
Scope and compatibility
Existing
next.call(), ordinary gateway forwarding, deployment-owned authentication, and keyless targets retain their behavior. Rust embedders can install their own request-local dispatcher with the documented host-policy obligations. Worker plugins and application Python/Node/Go/FFI bindings do not expose the new capability. The manifestnative_api = "1"remains unchanged; new callers require the v6 host/SDK capability.This provides the Relay mechanism needed by Switchyard. Switchyard still needs a separate adapter to use it; this PR does not remove Switchyard PR #759's startup-rejection mitigation.
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just test-rustworkspace suitecargo test --offline --locked -p nemo-relay-pluginuv run --no-sync pre-commit runThe hosted run uses the same Rust implementation, configuration, and test files as this PR. Its extra workflow lives only on the fork's validation branch. The subsequent PR commit changes one blank line in the ABI documentation table; its documentation hooks also passed. Upstream
mainwas verified at3a895d3b9266f4d64691882064d50f0589b0ce9a.The real cdylib test uses a loopback upstream and synthetic credentials. It covers Chat Completions, Responses, and Anthropic, both buffered and streaming; concurrent caller/account isolation; routing-model calls, repeated attempts, and fallback; destination/family rejection; redirects; sanitized failures and successful credential echoes; and captured event payloads. Separate tests cover invocation-token consumption, API-key aliases, deployment-credential exclusion, policy validation/replacement and gateway identity, native ABI discovery/layout, and execution/stream cancellation with late-handle rejection.
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