[Bug] Accept unambiguous bare tool-name echoes for namespaced tools (Command Code muse family) - #4729
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe request bridge now creates bare aliases for uniquely owned namespaced tools. It rejects collisions with other namespaces, canonical names, dotted names, and bare declarations. New tests cover valid and conflicting alias cases. ChangesBare namespace tool aliases
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리뷰 · 우선순위 70 / 80이 PR은 Command Code 쪽으로 라우팅된 muse 계열 모델이, 이름공간 도구를 지금 다만 지금 라인 collaboration.ts bareAliasOwners 첫 루프 - 이름공간 없는 도구는 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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…ion, comment parity Review follow-ups (lidge-jun#4729): bare-declared (no-namespace) tools now claim their bare names too, so a namespaced tool whose bare name equals a bare-declared function is poisoned instead of shadowing it (aligns with the tool_choice bareNameCounts rule). Code-mode helper spellings (exec, apply_patch, view_image, write_stdin, shell_command, exec_command) never gain a bare alias — admitting bare exec into the declared set would authorize the unrelated helper normalization the CODE_MODE_EXEC exception exists to contain. Test comment now describes the poisoning precisely (only the colliding key is nulled).
The bare alias is no longer tool_choice-only: buildToolBridgeMaps now registers a bare echo alias for any namespaced tool whose bare name has exactly one authorized owner (code-mode helper spellings excluded). Bring the restore-path comment in line (lidge-jun#4729 review).
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 5592-5596: Update the comment near buildToolBridgeMaps to
accurately describe that eligible bare aliases are added to declaredToolNames
and toolNsMap, while exec is only copied for clients that declared bare exec to
avoid authorizing unrelated code-mode helpers; retain the explanation of
request-bounded identity restoration before authorization checks.
In `@tests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.ts`:
- Line 58: Update the tests around buildToolBridgeMaps to distinguish
dotted-alias and canonical-name collisions: rename the existing fixture/comment
to cover Tool B’s bare collaboration.list_agents collision and assert
mcp__x.collaboration.list_agents remains declared, then add a separate Tool B
fixture named collaboration__list_agents that verifies
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| // `buildToolBridgeMaps` registers a bare alias for a namespaced tool when exactly one | ||
| // authorized identity claims that bare name (code-mode helper spellings never receive | ||
| // one). Restore that request-bounded identity before authorization checks instead of | ||
| // admitting the bare name into the declared set: for `exec`, the latter would also | ||
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Correct the declared-set description.
buildToolBridgeMaps adds eligible bare aliases to declaredToolNames and toolNsMap. refreshUndeclaredToolGuard normally copies them into declaredWireToolNames, while passthrough restoration runs before the undeclared-tool guard. exec uses separate handling: the bridge alias is copied only when the client declared bare exec, because otherwise code-mode normalization could authorize unrelated helper names.
Update the comment to distinguish ordinary bare aliases from the exec exception.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` around lines 5592 - 5596, Update the comment
near buildToolBridgeMaps to accurately describe that eligible bare aliases are
added to declaredToolNames and toolNsMap, while exec is only copied for clients
that declared bare exec to avoid authorizing unrelated code-mode helpers; retain
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| { type: "function", name: "list_agents", description: "a", strict: false, parameters: { type: "object", properties: {}, required: [] } }, | ||
| ] }, | ||
| { type: "namespace", name: "mcp__x", tools: [ | ||
| { type: "function", name: "collaboration.list_agents", description: "b", strict: false, parameters: { type: "object", properties: {}, required: [] } }, |
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Add coverage for the canonical-name collision branch. The fixture at tests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.ts:58 uses Tool B’s bare name collaboration.list_agents. This matches Tool A’s dotted alias, not its canonical name collaboration__list_agents. It exercises the dotted-alias collision check in buildToolBridgeMaps, not the canonical-name check. A regression in the canonical check can therefore pass the current focused tests.
Rename this test as the dotted-collision case and assert that Tool B’s distinct dotted alias, mcp__x.collaboration.list_agents, remains declared. Correct the test comment: the current fixture rejects Tool A’s dotted alias and Tool B’s bare alias, but Tool B’s dotted alias remains declared.
Add a separate fixture with Tool B’s name set to collaboration__list_agents. Because that spelling is also Tool A’s declared canonical name, assert that toolNsMap.get("collaboration__list_agents") still maps to Tool A rather than relying only on declaredToolNames. Also assert that Tool B’s canonical and dotted names remain declared.
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In `@tests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.ts` at line 58, Update the tests around
buildToolBridgeMaps to distinguish dotted-alias and canonical-name collisions:
rename the existing fixture/comment to cover Tool B’s bare
collaboration.list_agents collision and assert mcp__x.collaboration.list_agents
remains declared, then add a separate Tool B fixture named
collaboration__list_agents that verifies
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…idge-jun#4679) Providers in the muse family (Command Code route included) sometimes echo a namespaced tool call by its bare name - spawn_agent, list_agents, exec - instead of the declared <namespace>__<name> spelling. The fail-closed undeclared-tool guard then kills the stream mid-turn and the client re-sends the entire turn. buildToolBridgeMaps now also registers a namespaced tool's BARE name as an echo alias (declaredToolNames + toolNsMap + toolParameterSchemas) when exactly one authorized identity claims it, mirroring the dotted alias handling: bare names claimed by two identities, or ones equal to another tool's canonical/dotted spelling, stay poisoned and undeclared. Bare-declared (no-namespace) functions participate as owners too, aligning with the tool_choice bareNameCounts rule. The restore-path contract comment (passthrough-dispatch.ts, moved from core.ts) now distinguishes ordinary bare aliases from the exec exception.
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🔵 Trivial · Update the alias contract comment.
src/server/responses/passthrough-dispatch.ts:426-431
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the alias contract comment.
buildToolBridgeMapsnow registers a bare alias when one authorized identity owns the name. It does not requiretool_choiceto select that tool. The focused test attests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.tsLines 20-24 has notool_choiceand expects the alias.Update this comment to describe unique ownership. Keep the separate
execrestriction.Proposed comment update
- // `buildToolBridgeMaps` also aliases a namespaced tool under its bare name when the - // caller's `tool_choice` selected it unambiguously, which the bridge needs to route the - // call back. For `exec` alone that alias would also switch on nested-helper + // `buildToolBridgeMaps` aliases a namespaced tool under its bare name only when one + // authorized identity owns that spelling. For `exec` alone that alias would also switch on nested-helper🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.ts`:
- Around line 122-123: Add an assertion in the existing bare-alias fixture to
verify that maps.declaredToolNames contains "list_agents", alongside the current
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In `@src/server/responses/passthrough-dispatch.ts`:
- Around line 426-431: Update the comment near buildToolBridgeMaps to state that
a bare alias is registered when one authorized identity uniquely owns the name,
without requiring tool_choice selection. Preserve the separate restriction that
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Assert preservation of the bare declaration.
This fixture verifies that list_agents does not map to the namespaced identity. It does not verify the stated behavior that the top-level function remains declared. A regression that removes the bare function from declaredToolNames still passes.
Add an assertion for maps.declaredToolNames.has("list_agents").
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expect(maps.toolNsMap.has("list_agents")).toBe(false);
+ expect(maps.declaredToolNames.has("list_agents")).toBe(true);
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| expect(maps.toolNsMap.has("list_agents")).toBe(false); | |
| expect(maps.declaredToolNames.has("collaboration__list_agents")).toBe(true); | |
| expect(maps.toolNsMap.has("list_agents")).toBe(false); | |
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In `@tests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.ts` around lines 122 - 123, Add an
assertion in the existing bare-alias fixture to verify that
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Maintainer integration of the carried #4729 implementation. Exact head 39d0649 passed Cross-platform CI run 35070233415 and React Doctor 35070233385. The carry preserves original author attribution and includes the parser/layout contract fixes found by exact hosted CI. Host-owned rebase and merge; no local suite, typecheck, build, or install was run.
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spawn_agent,list_agents,exec) instead of the declared<namespace>__<name>spelling. The fail-closed undeclared-tool guard then kills the stream mid-turn:routed provider emitted undeclared client tool "spawn_agent"; only request-declared tools may be called, and the client re-sends the entire turn (full context re-billed, children interrupted). Observed repeatedly in production on a muse-spark v2 root spawning deepseek/muse children.buildToolBridgeMapsnow also registers a namespaced tool's bare name as an echo alias (declaredToolNames+toolNsMap+toolParameterSchemas) when exactly one authorized identity claims that bare name — mirroring the dotted-alias ([bug] muse-spark via opencode-go: undeclared client tool "default.apply_patch" kills subagent turns #3402) handling right above it.bareNameCountsrule. Guard behavior for genuinely unknown names is unchanged.exec,apply_patch,view_image,write_stdin,shell_command,exec_command) never gain a bare alias — admitting bareexecinto the declared set would authorize the unrelated helper normalization that theCODE_MODE_EXECexception exists to contain.muse-tool-name-aliasalready handles this exact quirk, but its gate isapi.meta.ai-only; this PR covers the openai-chat/commandcode path at the bridge-map layer. If maintainers prefer widening the fix(responses): alias tool names over 64 chars for Meta Muse wire compatibility #4422 host-set instead, happy to close and rework that way.Refs #4679 — this PR covers the stream-disconnect (bare echo) half; the 64-char wire-name bound is handled separately in #4715. The issue's close condition can be split between the two.
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bun run typecheck→ exit 0.bun test tests/responses/bare-echo-alias.test.ts→ 3 pass, 0 fail, 10 expect() calls: unambiguous bare name declared + restores viatoolNsMap; bare name claimed by two namespaces stays undeclared (no hijack); bare name equal to another tool's canonical/dotted spelling stays undeclared.bun test tests/responses/→ 2304 pass / 8 fail across 89 files; the same 8 surrogate byte-accounting tests fail on pristinedevHEAD3ea88f3locally (bun-version-sensitive), so no delta from this change.spawn_agent/list_agentsround-trips withnamespacerestored on the emitted function_call.Checklist
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