fix(opencode): read /api/models with the admin token, not the admission key - #4317
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe OpenCode launcher now uses the configured management credential for ChangesOpenCode management model reads
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participant OpenCodeLauncher
participant LocalProxy
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OpenCodeLauncher->>LocalProxy: GET /api/models with management credential
LocalProxy-->>OpenCodeLauncher: model catalog
OpenCodeLauncher->>ChildOpenCode: start with admission key
CapabilityReader->>LocalProxy: single-use capability read for attested proxy
LocalProxy-->>CapabilityReader: model catalog
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| let proxyModels: OpencodeProxyModelRow[]; | ||
| try { | ||
| proxyModels = await fetchOpencodeProxyModels(live, apiKey); | ||
| proxyModels = await fetchOpencodeProxyModels(live, managementToken); |
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When HTTP_PROXY or HTTPS_PROXY is configured, this passes the reusable admin token to fetchOpencodeProxyModels, whose default implementation uses Bun's global fetch; as documented in src/server/direct-local-http.ts, that fetch can honor proxy variables, allowing the intermediary to read X-OpenCodex-API-Key and then administer every /api/* route. This was previously a data-plane credential exposure, but the change escalates it to full management authority. Route this request through directLocalHttpFetch, or extend the process-bound local-read capability to /api/models, before supplying an admin credential.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L366-L372
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- Line 670: Update the flow around fetchOpencodeProxyModels to validate
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| let proxyModels: OpencodeProxyModelRow[]; | ||
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| proxyModels = await fetchOpencodeProxyModels(live, apiKey); | ||
| proxyModels = await fetchOpencodeProxyModels(live, managementToken); |
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Reject non-loopback management requests before sending the admin token.
fetchOpencodeProxyModels builds an http:// URL from live.hostname and sends X-OpenCodex-API-Key. Configured non-loopback hosts can therefore receive the management token over cleartext HTTP. Reject non-loopback destinations before the request. Support remote catalog fetches only through authenticated HTTPS.
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In `@src/cli/opencode.ts` at line 670, Update the flow around
fetchOpencodeProxyModels to validate live.hostname before sending
managementToken: allow loopback destinations as currently supported, but reject
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| export function opencodeManagementToken(config: OcxConfig, env: OpencodeLaunchEnv = process.env): string { | ||
| return configuredAdminToken(undefined, env) ?? opencodeApiKey(config, env); |
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This introduces a new admin-credential selection boundary in src/cli/, but the commit updates none of the documents assigned to that source area in structure/INDEX.md. Update the listed structure documents—runtime.md, config.md, clients/claude-desktop.md, and ops/docs-and-release.md—in this change to record or confirm the management-token versus admission-key contract.
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Reviewed 27f577a against base 7a0513c. The management/admission-key mix-up is real, and using a separate credential for the catalog read is the right direction. However, I independently confirmed the transport findings already raised here.
fetchOpencodeProxyModels still defaults to global fetch and constructs plain HTTP from live.hostname. Supplying the reusable admin credential at the new call site changes the authority exposed through that old transport. The repository's direct-local transport exists specifically to avoid proxy-environment routing and redirects. Also, directLocalHttpFetch itself is NOT a loopback allowlist: its implementation connects to the supplied hostname. Simply swapping the function is therefore not the complete destination fix.
Before sending management authority, use a narrowly validated local destination and a transport that does not honor proxy environment variables or follow redirects. Preserve the supported wildcard/IPv4/IPv6 listener cases without sending the token to arbitrary hosts. Do not extend this launcher to remote plaintext management as a side effect of fixing 401.
Please add caller-level controls for proxy-env bypass, redirect refusal, nonlocal destination rejection before a token-bearing request, and successful legitimate local catalog loading. Keep OPENCODE_API_KEY sourced from the admission credential. The env-token fixture should inspect the spawned environment/inline config too: buildOpencodeEnv currently spreads the inherited environment, so the description's unconditional claim that an admin env variable never reaches the child is not established by this patch (that inheritance predates this PR).
Update the owning structure docs and retain Draft until these boundaries and exact-head CI are verified. I did not execute this against the local running proxy, change credentials, or approve a merge.
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…he local transport GET /api/models is a management route, so the launcher catalogue read has to present the management credential: the data-plane admission key is refused there with `opencodex admin token required` (401) and OpenCode never launches. Supplying that credential also moved management authority onto the old read path, so this change closes both boundaries the review raised: - Destination: the resolved /api/* origin must be loopback. `probeHostname` keeps every wildcard/IPv4/IPv6 listener spelling dialing 127.0.0.1, and a non-loopback bind is refused before any token-bearing request is built. - Transport: the read goes through `directLocalHttpFetch`, which never consults proxy environment variables, never follows a redirect, and drops proxy headers. - Attested proxies answer over the single-use local management capability for /api/models (added to the read allowlist; the route is registered `mutates: false`), so no reusable credential leaves the process at all. A proxy without that capability falls back to the loopback token read. The child still receives the admission key through `buildOpencodeEnv`; the tests now assert that on the spawned env and inline config, and exercise proxy-env bypass, redirect refusal, nonlocal rejection, and a real local catalogue load over the socket.
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| LOCAL_MANAGEMENT_READ_PATHS.models, | ||
| { timeoutMs: deps.timeoutMs ?? OPENCODE_PROXY_MODELS_TIMEOUT_MS }, | ||
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| if (read.kind === "response") return opencodeProxyModelRows(read.response, await read.response.text()); |
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When a new ocx binary connects to a still-running pre-change proxy discovered from runtime state, it sends the newly allowlisted /api/models capability, but that server's old allowlist rejects the request with 401. fetchBoundLocalManagementRead still returns this as kind: "response", and this line immediately parses and throws it, so the documented admin-token fallback is never attempted and ocx opencode cannot launch during this common upgrade state. Treat an authentication rejection indicating an unsupported capability as unavailable and retry through the token path, with a regression test emulating the older allowlist.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/opencode.md`:
- Around line 182-183: Update the token-file documentation near the
admin-api-token reference to state that ~/.opencodex is the default directory
and that setting OPENCODEX_HOME overrides it, so users know where the launcher
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In `@src/cli/opencode.ts`:
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- Around line 21-22: Update the documentation statement about loopback-only
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Desktop flow or src/client/hub-client.ts, which also permits authenticated
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- Around line 195-197: Update the `/api/models` documentation to reflect the
conditional credential resolution in `opencode.ts`: use the configured
management credential when available, otherwise the admission key may be sent
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| or the `admin-api-token` file in `~/.opencodex`) and refuses to send it anywhere but a loopback | ||
| `/api/*` origin, over a transport that ignores `HTTP(S)_PROXY` and never follows a redirect. When the |
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Document the effective token-file directory.
When OPENCODEX_HOME is set, src/cli/opencode.ts passes that directory to configuredAdminToken, so admin-api-token is not necessarily read from ~/.opencodex. State that ~/.opencodex is the default and that OPENCODEX_HOME overrides it.
Otherwise, users with a custom OpenCodex home can place the management token in a path that the launcher does not read.
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- or the `admin-api-token` file in `~/.opencodex`
+ or the `admin-api-token` file in the effective OpenCodex config directory
+ (default `~/.opencodex`, overridden by `OPENCODEX_HOME`)As per path instructions: keep paths and configuration keys synchronized with the repository.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/opencode.md` around lines 182 - 183, Update
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| LOCAL_MANAGEMENT_READ_PATHS.models, | ||
| { timeoutMs: deps.timeoutMs ?? OPENCODE_PROXY_MODELS_TIMEOUT_MS }, | ||
| ); | ||
| if (read.kind === "response") return opencodeProxyModelRows(read.response, await read.response.text()); |
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Fall back after a capability authentication rejection.
At src/cli/opencode.ts:399, fetchBoundLocalManagementRead returns kind: "response" for every completed HTTP response. An older listener ignores the capability headers, and requireManagementAuth returns 401. opencodeProxyModelRows then throws for the non-OK response, so the loopback management-token request is never sent.
Handle the expected 401 capability rejection by continuing to the token request. Pass all other responses to opencodeProxyModelRows so statuses such as 503, 404, and 500 remain failures. Add a real-listener regression test that rejects the capability request and accepts the subsequent token-authenticated request.
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In `@src/cli/opencode.ts` at line 399, Update the response handling in
fetchBoundLocalManagementRead so an HTTP 401 capability rejection continues to
the loopback management-token request, while every other response still goes
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| Local launchers read hub management state only through an authenticated, loopback-only origin. | ||
| `src/cli/opencode.ts` applies that rule to its `GET /api/models` catalogue read: the management |
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Scope the loopback claim to OpenCode.
src/cli/claude-desktop.ts calls src/client/hub-client.ts, whose Desktop snapshot flow permits authenticated HTTPS as well as loopback HTTP. The loopback-only management-read contract applies to src/cli/opencode.ts and its GET /api/models request.
-Local launchers read hub management state only through an authenticated, loopback-only origin.
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| Local launchers read hub management state only through an authenticated, loopback-only origin. | |
| `src/cli/opencode.ts` applies that rule to its `GET /api/models` catalogue read: the management | |
| The OpenCode launcher reads its model catalogue only through an authenticated, loopback-only origin. | |
| `src/cli/opencode.ts` applies that rule to its `GET /api/models` catalogue read: the management |
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In `@structure/clients/claude-desktop.md` around lines 21 - 22, Update the
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| `GET /api/models`, so it presents the management credential (`configuredAdminToken`: | ||
| `OPENCODEX_ADMIN_AUTH_TOKEN`, then the hardened `admin-api-token` file) and keeps the data-plane | ||
| admission key for the child process environment alone. The read is loopback-only — the resolved |
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Document conditional credential use.
src/cli/opencode.ts resolves configuredAdminToken(...) ?? opencodeApiKey(...). Therefore, when no management credential exists, the admission key is also used for the /api/models read. An attested runtime proxy can instead use the single-use capability and send no reusable credential.
Rewrite this sentence so it does not state that the management credential is always presented or that the admission key is used only for the child process.
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- so it presents the management credential (`configuredAdminToken`: `OPENCODEX_ADMIN_AUTH_TOKEN`, then the hardened `admin-api-token` file) and keeps the data-plane
- admission key for the child process environment alone.
+ so it prefers the management credential (`configuredAdminToken`: `OPENCODEX_ADMIN_AUTH_TOKEN`, then the hardened `admin-api-token` file).
+ If no management credential exists, it falls back to the admission key for this read. An attested proxy can
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| `GET /api/models`, so it presents the management credential (`configuredAdminToken`: | |
| `OPENCODEX_ADMIN_AUTH_TOKEN`, then the hardened `admin-api-token` file) and keeps the data-plane | |
| admission key for the child process environment alone. The read is loopback-only — the resolved | |
| `GET /api/models`, so it prefers the management credential (`configuredAdminToken`: | |
| `OPENCODEX_ADMIN_AUTH_TOKEN`, then the hardened `admin-api-token` file). | |
| If no management credential exists, it falls back to the admission key for this read. An attested proxy can | |
| use the single-use capability instead, while the child process continues to receive the admission key. The read is loopback-only — the resolved |
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In `@structure/runtime.md` around lines 195 - 197, Update the `/api/models`
documentation to reflect the conditional credential resolution in `opencode.ts`:
use the configured management credential when available, otherwise the admission
key may be sent for the read; attested runtime proxies may instead use a
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| proxyModels = await fetchOpencodeProxyModels(live, managementToken, { | ||
| // A hub reaches its own management API through the loopback ingress, not the public bind. | ||
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On a shared host, when the proxy is stopped and runtime state is absent, another local user can bind its loopback port and answer /healthz with {"service":"opencodex"}. findLiveProxy accepts that as source: "config" without PID/secret proof, so these changed lines load the reusable admin token and send it to the attacker's /api/models. Direct TCP fixes the earlier HTTP-proxy issue but does not authenticate this peer. The token persists and authorizes ordinary /api/* mutations. Require process attestation; never token-fallback for config-source listeners.
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…ence Carry lidge-jun#4317 intent with direct local transport, pre-header loopback validation, explicit management ingress selection, redirect refusal and admin environment removal from the inference child. Preserve the catalog deadline and post-read config reload. Local suites NOT RUN; hosted regressions follow. Co-authored-by: Cortes Ventures <admin@cortesventures.com>
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ocx opencodecannot start against a hardened proxy. The launcher read the catalog with the data-plane admission key —fetchOpencodeProxyModels(live, apiKey)— butGET /api/modelsis part of the management API, sorequireManagementAuthrefuses that credential. The proxy answers401 {"error":"opencodex admin token required"}, the launcher prints❌ Could not fetch the model catalog from the proxy: …and returns 1, and OpenCode never launches.Confirmed against a live 2.51.0 proxy on
127.0.0.1:10100withadmin-api-tokenpresent:Supplying the management credential there also moves management authority onto the read path, so the same change constrains where that credential can go:
Destination is loopback-only.
fetchOpencodeProxyModelsresolves the/api/*origin fromlocalManagementOrigin(config, live.port)— which prefers a hub management ingress — and refuses any non-loopback destination before the request is built.probeHostnamealready normalizes every wildcard spelling to127.0.0.1and brackets bare IPv6 literals, so the supported wildcard/IPv4/IPv6 listener cases keep working, and this does not extend the launcher to remote plaintext management.Transport ignores proxy env and redirects. The read goes through
directLocalHttpFetchrather than globalfetch: noHTTP(S)_PROXYrouting, no redirect following, proxy headers dropped.directLocalHttpFetchis a transport and not a loopback allowlist, which is why the destination check above is a separate, caller-level step.An attested proxy needs no reusable credential at all. When the live proxy is process-attested (
source === "runtime"), the read goes through the existing single-use local management capability (fetchBoundLocalManagementRead) with/api/modelsadded toLOCAL_MANAGEMENT_READ_PATHS. The route is registeredmutates: false, and the server accepts the capability only for a bodyless, query-freeGETbound to the attested pid and port, with replay protection. A proxy that does not recognize the capability yet (an older build, or a hub management ingress that is a different port than the attested one) falls back to the loopback token read.The child is unchanged.
buildOpencodeEnvstill hands the spawned OpenCode process the admission key, and that key is what the inline provider block references via{env:…}. The management credential is never serialized into the inline config. Inherited environment variables still reach the child: that inheritance predates this PR and is deliberately not changed here (a child process of the launcher is not a place this PR adds authority to).Admission-key fallback retained and documented. A host with no admin credential (
OPENCODEX_ADMIN_AUTH_TOKEN, then the hardenedadmin-api-tokenfile) still falls back to the admission key; a hardened proxy refuses that key on/api/*, which is now stated in the docs rather than implied.Fixes #4315.
Test plan
tests/providers/opencode-cli.test.ts:cmdOpencodeharness now drives a real loopback listener instead of a global-fetch mock: it asserts that theX-OpenCodex-API-Keyheader onGET /api/modelsis the admin token, that the spawned env carries the admission key inOPENCODE_API_KEY, and that the inline config carries the{env:…}reference rather than any secret;HTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY/ALL_PROXYpointed at a capture server, the local catalog still loads and the capture server receives nothing;origin, are both refused with zero requests issued;0.0.0.0,::,[::],localhost,::1,127.0.0.1, unset) still dials loopback;tests/server/server-management-auth.test.tsproves the server side of the new allowlist entry: a capability authorizes exactlyGET /api/models(200), a replay is refused, and a query-bearing variant stays outside the grant.Commands run on macOS 26.6.2 arm64 (Bun 1.4.2):
The full
bun run test:changedrun above is the serial suite on this branch head; the four 5s-timeout failures the earlier parallel run reported in unrelated files (responses-self-named-namespace-scrub,ws-upstream,server-auth) pass in isolation here and are load flakes.Docs
structure/runtime.md,structure/config.md,structure/clients/claude-desktop.md, andstructure/ops/docs-and-release.md— the four documents assigned tosrc/cli/— now record the management-credential versus admission-key contract, the loopback-only destination, and the direct local transport. The publicdocs-site/src/content/docs/guides/opencode.mdguide documents the same behaviour for users.Checklist
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