feat(catalog): operator display labels for live-discovered models - #2299
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds validated operator display labels for discovered catalog models. Provider configuration overrides discovery metadata, and labels are applied before subagent ordering. Routing slugs, provider IDs, native model IDs, and model identity remain unchanged. ChangesCatalog display-label flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds display labels for discovered models while preserving routing identities, but provider configuration writes do not yet reliably apply label updates or accept the documented null clear. Valid changes can be ignored and invalid values may be accepted in combined requests, so these correctness issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant ProviderRoutes
participant ProviderConfig
participant CatalogPreparation
participant Catalog
Operator->>ProviderRoutes: submit modelDisplayNames
ProviderRoutes->>ProviderConfig: validate configuration
ProviderConfig-->>ProviderRoutes: accept or return validation error
ProviderRoutes->>CatalogPreparation: provide configured provider
CatalogPreparation->>Catalog: apply display labels to routed models
Catalog-->>CatalogPreparation: preserve routing and native model identity
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Reviewed exact head 1922ada83f70fb195ee8c444b397797ea278f697. The display-only direction is valuable and matches #2201, but I am requesting changes because the core config contract and migration precedence are not complete yet.
Two blockers reproduced on this head:
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modelDisplayNamesexists only in the TypeScript interface. It is not declared or validated byproviderConfigSchema, and there is no provider diagnostic comparable tomodelAdaptersormodelSupportsServiceTier. Because provider config is passthrough,validateConfigCandidatecurrently acceptsmodelDisplayNames: ["Unexpected array label"]as valid. Add an explicit record schema/diagnostic, validate nonblank native-model keys and bounded single-line label values, define clear/reset behavior, and apply a reasonable map-size bound as requested in the #2201 triage. -
resolveModelDisplayLabelapplies the provider map to everyCatalogModelexcept combos, including rows markedCODEX_CUSTOM_MODEL_CATALOG_KIND. I reproduced an existing custom model withdisplayName: "My Existing Custom Label"being relabelled to the provider-map value. That violates #2201's migration requirement that existingcustomModels[].displayNamevalues continue unchanged. Skip explicit custom-model rows, or define precedence so their existing operator label remains authoritative.
Please also add the end-to-end regression offered in the PR description: load the value through the real config validator, run catalog convergence, and prove the label reaches display_name/client DTOs while provider id, native id, routed slug, cost lookup, disabled-model lookup, and saved selection remain unchanged. Add a clear/remove case that deterministically restores the derived/upstream label.
Focused verification performed here:
- submitted unit suite: 15 passed, 25 assertions;
- additional reproductions: 2 passed, confirming the malformed config is accepted and a custom-model label is overwritten.
Finally, this PR deliberately leaves provider labels, Management API editing, and the dashboard out of scope, so Closes #2201 would close work that the issue still tracks. Use Part of #2201 or open/link explicit follow-ups before closing it. The Grok/owner comment on #2201 was treated as direction and independently checked against the current implementation.
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In `@src/codex/catalog/display-labels.ts`:
- Around line 23-38: Update isValidDisplayLabel to validate the original,
untrimmed value before calling trim, and expand CONTROL_CHARS to reject C1
controls such as U+0085 plus U+2028 and U+2029. Preserve the existing non-empty,
length, and slash checks after trimming.
In `@src/codex/convergence.ts`:
- Around line 241-245: Add a focused catalog-preparation regression test near
the existing convergence tests, exercising the flow through
buildCatalogEntriesFromObservedState and subsequent merge logic rather than
stopping at applyOperatorDisplayLabels. Assert the serialized entry includes
display_name while preserving its slug, provider, model ID, ordering, and
spawn-candidate identity.
In `@src/types/provider.ts`:
- Around line 197-210: Update provider management DTOs and the POST/PATCH
handlers to support modelDisplayNames with bounded validation matching its
single-line, 128-character, no-slash label contract. Preserve existing
modelDisplayNames during POST replacement when the request omits it, and make
PATCH merge supplied entries while allowing an explicit null to clear the field;
ensure DTO serialization and validation retain the field.
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| // Control characters corrupt picker rendering, so a label carrying one is rejected. | ||
| const CONTROL_CHARS = /[\u0000-\u001f\u007f]/; | ||
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| /** | ||
| * A label is usable when it is a non-empty single-line string within the shared bound. | ||
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| * Slashes are rejected, matching the `customModels[].displayName` rule: a label | ||
| * containing `/` reads as a routed slug, and this field must never be mistaken | ||
| * for one. | ||
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| export function isValidDisplayLabel(value: unknown): value is string { | ||
| if (typeof value !== "string") return false; | ||
| const trimmed = value.trim(); | ||
| if (trimmed.length === 0 || trimmed.length > MAX_DISPLAY_LABEL_LENGTH) return false; | ||
| if (CONTROL_CHARS.test(trimmed)) return false; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject control characters before trimming the label.
trim() removes leading or trailing tabs, newlines, and U+2028/U+2029 before CONTROL_CHARS runs. The current regex also permits C1 controls such as U+0085.
An invalid operator override can therefore win over valid discovery metadata. Validate the original string with the complete control and line-separator set.
Proposed fix
-const CONTROL_CHARS = /[\u0000-\u001f\u007f]/;
+const CONTROL_CHARS = /[\p{Cc}\u2028\u2029]/u;
export function isValidDisplayLabel(value: unknown): value is string {
if (typeof value !== "string") return false;
+ if (CONTROL_CHARS.test(value)) return false;
const trimmed = value.trim();
if (trimmed.length === 0 || trimmed.length > MAX_DISPLAY_LABEL_LENGTH) return false;
- if (CONTROL_CHARS.test(trimmed)) return false;
return !trimmed.includes("/");
}Add cases for "Label\n", "\tLabel", "Label\u0085", and "Label\u2028".
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| // Control characters corrupt picker rendering, so a label carrying one is rejected. | |
| const CONTROL_CHARS = /[\u0000-\u001f\u007f]/; | |
| /** | |
| * A label is usable when it is a non-empty single-line string within the shared bound. | |
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| * Slashes are rejected, matching the `customModels[].displayName` rule: a label | |
| * containing `/` reads as a routed slug, and this field must never be mistaken | |
| * for one. | |
| */ | |
| export function isValidDisplayLabel(value: unknown): value is string { | |
| if (typeof value !== "string") return false; | |
| const trimmed = value.trim(); | |
| if (trimmed.length === 0 || trimmed.length > MAX_DISPLAY_LABEL_LENGTH) return false; | |
| if (CONTROL_CHARS.test(trimmed)) return false; | |
| return !trimmed.includes("/"); | |
| // Control characters corrupt picker rendering, so a label carrying one is rejected. | |
| const CONTROL_CHARS = /[\p{Cc}\u2028\u2029]/u; | |
| /** | |
| * A label is usable when it is a non-empty single-line string within the shared bound. | |
| * | |
| * Slashes are rejected, matching the `customModels[].displayName` rule: a label | |
| * containing `/` reads as a routed slug, and this field must never be mistaken | |
| * for one. | |
| */ | |
| export function isValidDisplayLabel(value: unknown): value is string { | |
| if (typeof value !== "string") return false; | |
| if (CONTROL_CHARS.test(value)) return false; | |
| const trimmed = value.trim(); | |
| if (trimmed.length === 0 || trimmed.length > MAX_DISPLAY_LABEL_LENGTH) return false; | |
| return !trimmed.includes("/"); |
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In `@src/codex/catalog/display-labels.ts` around lines 23 - 38, Update
isValidDisplayLabel to validate the original, untrimmed value before calling
trim, and expand CONTROL_CHARS to reject C1 controls such as U+0085 plus U+2028
and U+2029. Preserve the existing non-empty, length, and slash checks after
trimming.
| // #2201: resolve operator display labels before ordering. Display-only — the | ||
| // routed slug, provider id and native model id are all unchanged, so ordering, | ||
| // featuring and spawn-candidate derivation below see the same identities. | ||
| const labeled = applyOperatorDisplayLabels(enabled, config); | ||
| const ordered = orderForSubagents(labeled, featured); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add a regression test for the prepared catalog output.
The current tests stop at applyOperatorDisplayLabels. Add a catalog preparation test that verifies the serialized entry receives display_name while its slug, provider, model ID, ordering, and candidate identity remain unchanged.
This test will detect integration regressions if buildCatalogEntriesFromObservedState or later merge logic drops or misuses displayName.
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 `@src/codex/convergence.ts` around lines 241 - 245, Add a focused
catalog-preparation regression test near the existing convergence tests,
exercising the flow through buildCatalogEntriesFromObservedState and subsequent
merge logic rather than stopping at applyOperatorDisplayLabels. Assert the
serialized entry includes display_name while preserving its slug, provider,
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리뷰 · 우선순위 55 / 80지금 핵심이 새 파일 구멍.
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A discovered row's label is its routed slug, so an NVIDIA NIM model reads `nvidia/deepseek-ai-deepseek-v4-flash-0731` in the picker, the dashboard, /v1/models and client exports. customModels[].displayName and combo labels already relabel their rows display-only; live discovery was the one row source with no equivalent. Adds providers[<name>].modelDisplayNames, keyed by the upstream native model id — the same key space as modelAdapters — and one resolver holding the precedence chain: operator override, then trusted discovery metadata, then undefined so the caller keeps its derived slug and today's behaviour stands. Display metadata never becomes routing identity. The resolved label lands on CatalogModel.displayName, which applyCatalogModelMetadata already treats as display-only and which client exports already read, so nothing new touches provider id, native model id or the routed slug. Labels are bounded at 128 characters to match the combo label, reject control characters, and reject `/` so a label can never read as a slug. Combo rows are skipped: they validate their own bounded label independently. Native OpenAI rows come from the pinned snapshot path with no CatalogModel, so upstream marketing names stay untouched. Provider-level display labels are deliberately left out. Mixing a provider name and a model name in one field is the failure this issue warns against, so it belongs in its own field and its own change.
Addresses both blockers from @Ingwannu's review. modelDisplayNames existed only in the TypeScript interface, so providerConfigSchema's .passthrough() accepted anything: an array, a number-valued entry, a blank key, a slash-bearing label and a 1000-entry map all validated and persisted. A misspelled key was silently dropped, which is the lidge-jun#2106 failure mode the codexToolMode comment beside it already warns about. Declared it, with the two paths deliberately differing: - load salvages entry by entry, following apiKeys. One hand-edited label must not send the whole config through backup-and-defaults, and must not take the operator's other labels with it. - writes go through displayLabelRecordConfigError at the three provider-route sites, so an invalid label is a 400 rather than a 200 followed by a label that silently isn't there. null is an explicit clear on both paths, matching upstreamHttpVersion. The map is bounded at 512 entries. resolveModelDisplayLabel also relabelled explicit customModels[] rows, overwriting a label the operator had already typed and breaking lidge-jun#2201's migration rule. Those now keep their own label, alongside combos. The guard matches on catalogKind rather than provider name, because a custom model shares its provider with the discovered rows this feature exists to relabel. Adds the end-to-end cover asked for: a label loaded through the real validator reaches entry.display_name while every other field on the entry stays byte-identical, and removing it restores the derived label. 32 unit + 8 convergence tests. Against the unfixed source the two fix-gating cases go red; the other six are regression guards.
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… label Answers the CodeRabbit finding about checking control characters before trimming. The ordering is real: the class overlaps trim()'s whitespace, so an edge LF/TAB/CR is normalised away while every other control character is rejected wherever it sits, and a mid-label LF is rejected because a label is single-line by definition. The outcome is correct either way, but it depends on two lines interacting and was not asserted anywhere, so it was one refactor away from silently becoming untrue.
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Thanks both — pushed at @Ingwannu — both blockers were real and both are fixed. 1. You were right that Declared now, and following @lidge-jun's steer the two paths deliberately differ: load salvages entry by entry ( 2. Reproduced your custom-model case exactly — 3. The end-to-end regression is in, and thank you for insisting. Rather than enumerate the identities that mustn't move, it asserts the stronger property: every key on the built entry is byte-identical to the unlabelled build except And @lidge-jun — one pushback, on The review reads it as So the behaviour is the intended one on each of the six specifics, and changing the constant to Your other two points were both right and are both done: the schema declaration, and the convergence golden asserting the native-id key reaches CodeRabbit's trim-ordering note also pointed at something real, even though the outcome is correct — the control class overlaps Still in draft — leaving it there until CI reports on the rebase. |
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Reviewed exact head 866dda2e94a5e71b31baa83655e8fce2d0c31dc5 on dev@69907dde922dba8285e9227f46cd1043ada83f60. The two original blockers are substantially improved: the field is now declared/salvaged by the config schema, explicit custom-model labels retain precedence, and the catalog assembly regression proves that only display_name changes.
Two current-head blockers remain:
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The advertised single-line/control-character contract is still incomplete.
isValidDisplayLabeltrims before checking only C0 plus DEL (/[\u0000-\u001f\u007f]/). I independently verified that both"Label\u0085More"and"Label\u2028More"returntrue, produce nodisplayLabelRecordConfigError, and survivevalidateConfigCandidateunchanged. Those are respectively a C1 control and an embedded Unicode line separator, so a stored picker label can still contain exactly the characters this validation is intended to exclude. Validate the original value against the fullCcclass plusU+2028/U+2029before trimming, and add focused load/write regressions for those cases. Please also adjust the current test name/comment claiming that no control character reaches storage; it currently covers only the narrower C0 behavior. -
An ordinary provider POST overwrite still silently deletes an existing hidden
modelDisplayNamesmap when the submitted provider omits it. I reproduced this through the real management server: seedlabels.modelDisplayNames = { native: "Existing Label" }, POST the same provider shape without the field, receive HTTP 200, thenloadConfig().providers.labels.modelDisplayNamesisundefined. This is the same preservation boundary already handled formodelCosts,requestPacing, and context-window maps. Because this PR intentionally leaves the dashboard editor for a follow-up, the current editor structurally cannot round-trip the new field, making preservation on omission mandatory. Capture request ownership before registry enrichment, preserve the existing map when absent, and add the real POST overwrite regression. If PATCH/DTO editing remains deliberately out of scope for this slice, state that explicitly rather than treating the still-open management thread as fixed.
Independent verification on this head: 106/106 focused catalog plus existing management tests passed; bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan, and git diff --check passed. The new real-route preservation regression fails 0/1 at the expected assertion. Keep this Draft until both boundaries are fixed, the actionable threads are resolved with code or an explicit scoped rationale, and exact-head CI is green.
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In `@src/config.ts`:
- Around line 991-1003: Update displayLabelRecordConfigError to return null for
a null value before the plain-object validation, preserving existing validation
for non-null inputs. Add coverage for providerDisplayNamesConfigError when
passed a configuration with modelDisplayNames set to null.
In `@src/server/management/provider-routes.ts`:
- Around line 662-663: Update applyProviderPatchFields to recognize
rawBody.modelDisplayNames, supporting full-map null clearing and intended
per-entry update semantics before both validation passes involving
providerDisplayNamesConfigError. Ensure display-name-only PATCH requests succeed
and invalid maps are rejected even when combined with another valid field. Add
route tests covering valid updates, null clears, and invalid combined updates,
while preserving the shared routing/configuration layers.
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| export function displayLabelRecordConfigError(value: unknown, field = "modelDisplayNames"): string | null { | ||
| if (value === undefined) return null; | ||
| if (!value || typeof value !== "object" || Array.isArray(value)) return `${field} must be a plain object`; | ||
| const prototype = Object.getPrototypeOf(value); | ||
| if (prototype !== Object.prototype && prototype !== null) return `${field} must be a plain object with own properties`; | ||
| const entries = Object.entries(value); | ||
| if (entries.length > MAX_MODEL_DISPLAY_NAMES) { | ||
| return `${field} must hold at most ${MAX_MODEL_DISPLAY_NAMES} entries`; | ||
| } | ||
| for (const [key, label] of entries) { | ||
| if (!key.trim()) return `${field} keys must be nonblank model ids`; | ||
| if (label === null) continue; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Accept a null modelDisplayNames map at the write boundary.
Line 993 rejects modelDisplayNames: null. The load schema accepts this value and clears the map at Lines 728-730. The provider POST route calls this validator before persistence, so an operator cannot use the documented full-map clear operation through that route.
Return null when value === null before the plain-object check. Add coverage for providerDisplayNamesConfigError(..., { modelDisplayNames: null }).
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export function displayLabelRecordConfigError(value: unknown, field = "modelDisplayNames"): string | null {
- if (value === undefined) return null;
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| if (value === undefined) return null; | |
| if (!value || typeof value !== "object" || Array.isArray(value)) return `${field} must be a plain object`; | |
| const prototype = Object.getPrototypeOf(value); | |
| if (prototype !== Object.prototype && prototype !== null) return `${field} must be a plain object with own properties`; | |
| const entries = Object.entries(value); | |
| if (entries.length > MAX_MODEL_DISPLAY_NAMES) { | |
| return `${field} must hold at most ${MAX_MODEL_DISPLAY_NAMES} entries`; | |
| } | |
| for (const [key, label] of entries) { | |
| if (!key.trim()) return `${field} keys must be nonblank model ids`; | |
| if (label === null) continue; | |
| if (typeof label !== "string") return `${field}.${key} must be a string`; | |
| export function displayLabelRecordConfigError(value: unknown, field = "modelDisplayNames"): string | null { | |
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| return `${field} must hold at most ${MAX_MODEL_DISPLAY_NAMES} entries`; | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Apply modelDisplayNames before validating the PATCH result.
applyProviderPatchFields does not read rawBody.modelDisplayNames. A PATCH containing only this field returns “no recognized fields to update.” If the request also changes a recognized field, the route ignores the display-label map and can return 200 for an invalid label because these checks validate the unchanged next value.
Add modelDisplayNames handling in applyProviderPatchFields. Support a full-map null clear. Apply the intended per-entry update semantics before both validation passes. Add route tests for a valid update, a null clear, and an invalid map combined with another valid PATCH field.
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In `@src/server/management/provider-routes.ts` around lines 662 - 663, Update
applyProviderPatchFields to recognize rawBody.modelDisplayNames, supporting
full-map null clearing and intended per-entry update semantics before both
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…ss a POST Both blockers from @Ingwannu's second review. 1. isValidDisplayLabel only excluded C0 and DEL, so `Label<U+0085>More` and `Label<U+2028>More` were reported valid, produced no write error, and were stored verbatim. U+0085 is NEL and U+2028 a line separator, so the "single-line label" guarantee did not hold for either. The class is now C0 + DEL + C1 + U+2028/U+2029. C1 and the separators are additionally checked against the untrimmed value: trim() counts U+2028/U+2029 as whitespace, so an edge one would have been normalised away and reported valid. Ordinary ASCII whitespace is still forgiven at the edges, deliberately — that is plausible slop in a hand-edited config, and on the load path a rejection means silently losing the operator's label. The previous test claimed no control character could reach storage while only covering C0. It now walks the ranges and asserts on the value that actually lands on the row, which is the invariant that matters, rather than on a sample of rejections. 2. A provider POST that omitted modelDisplayNames deleted the stored map. ProviderPayload has no member for the field and this change leaves the dashboard editor to a follow-up, so the add/edit form cannot round-trip it at all: absence means "not carried", never "the operator deleted it". Ownership is now sampled before enrichProviderFromCatalog, matching the comment there about why a post-enrichment guard can never fire, and the existing map is preserved on omission and merged on submission — the same boundary as modelCosts, requestPacing and modelContextWindows. PATCH also becomes the deletion path rather than being left out of scope: modelDisplayNames was not a recognised PATCH field, so such a body returned 400 "no recognized fields to update". A per-key null now clears one label and an explicit null clears the map. 36 unit/convergence and 79 management-route tests pass. Against the unfixed source, 4 of the 6 new route cases and both new class cases go red. One of the new route tests initially passed for the wrong reason: it asserted only status 400, which the unrecognised-field path already returned. It now asserts the error message, so it can only pass when the label rule runs.
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Pushed 1. The control-character contractYour two examples reproduce exactly. Before:
C0 and DEL were handled; the whole C1 range and both separators were not. U+0085 is NEL and U+2028 a line separator, so "single-line label" was not true for either. The class is now One deliberate difference from your instruction, and I'd rather argue it in the open than quietly diverge. I did not move the whole check before Your point about the test name was fair and I'd got it backwards. It claimed no control character could reach storage while checking only C0, and I'd added it to answer a CodeRabbit note — so it was overclaiming in the exact place I was trying to be rigorous. It now walks the C0, DEL, C1 and separator ranges and, for every candidate the validator accepts, asserts that the value which actually lands on the row is clean. That is the invariant; the old test asserted a sample of rejections instead. That rewrite immediately earned itself: enumerating ranges rather than picking examples surfaced five codes my own examples would have missed — TAB, LF, VT, FF, CR at the edges — which turned out to be the intended trim behaviour rather than a bug, but I only knew that because the test forced me to look. There is also now a companion test pinning that 2. POST overwrite deleting the mapReproduced. And the codebase warns about precisely this trap, three lines above where the fix belongs:
Ownership is now sampled before On PATCH, I took the other option you offered. Rather than declare it out of scope, I made the field first-class — because I found that a PATCH body containing only Verification
One of my new tests initially passed for the wrong reason, and I'd rather report it than let it sit there looking green. The control-character PATCH test asserted only The PR is marked ready rather than draft, since both boundaries are fixed and the gate bot's checklist came back green — but you asked for draft until the threads were resolved, so say the word and I'll put it back. |
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Part of #2201, not
Closes— @Ingwannu is right that this leaves provider labels, Management API editing and the dashboard out of scope, so closing the issue would close work it still tracks.Implements steps 1 and 2 of @Ingwannu's triage plan, kept below the GUI boundary as asked.
The gap
customModels[].displayNameand combo display labels already relabel their rows display-only. Live discovery is the one row source with no equivalent, so a discovered NVIDIA NIM model carries its routed slug as its label:nvidia/deepseek-ai-deepseek-v4-flash-0731nvidia/deepseek-ai-deepseek-v4-flash-0731(unchanged)nvidia/deepseek-ai-deepseek-v4-flash-0731DeepSeek V4 FlashWhat changed
providers[<name>].modelDisplayNames— keyed by the upstream native model id, the same key space asmodelAdapters. One resolver holds the precedence chain in a single place:undefined— caller keeps its derived slug, i.e. today's behaviour byte-for-byteWiring is a one-line insertion in
convergence.ts, beforeorderForSubagents, so ordering, featuring and spawn-candidate derivation all still see the same identities.Why this cannot become routing identity
The resolved label lands on
CatalogModel.displayName, whichapplyCatalogModelMetadataalready documents as display-only and whichexportModelLabelalready reads for client DTOs — so the carry-through in step 3 of your plan needed no new plumbing. Nothing here writesprovider,id, or the routed slug, and there's a test asserting exactly that.Guards, each with a test:
/rejected — matching thecustomModels[].displayNamerule. A label containing a slash reads as a routed slug, which is the one thing this field must never be mistaken for.customModels[]rows, which carry the label the operator typed there. The guard matches oncatalogKind, not on provider name, because a custom model shares its provider with the discovered rows this feature exists to relabel.CatalogModel, so a configured label can never override an upstream marketing name.There's also a test that an override keyed on the routed slug rather than the native id does not apply, so the key space can't drift silently.
Deliberately out of scope
Provider-level display labels. @lidge-jun's note not to mix a provider name and a model name in one field is the whole reason: naming the provider belongs in its own field and its own change, or the two end up concatenated. Happy to follow up with it once this shape is agreed.
Review round 2 — both blockers
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modelDisplayNameswas never declared inproviderConfigSchema. You were right, and it was worse than "not validated". With.passthrough(), every one of these was accepted and persisted:["Unexpected array label"]{m: "bad/label"}{m: 42}{"": "x"}modelDisplayNamezThat last row is the exact #2106 failure mode the
codexToolModecomment two lines above already warns about — I added a field in the category the file warns about and didn't declare it.Declared now, with the two paths deliberately not the same, per @lidge-jun's note not to send loadConfig into backup over one bad label:
apiKeys.{bad: "a/b", good: "Kimi K3"}loads as{good: "Kimi K3"}— one hand-edited label doesn't cost the operator their others, and nothing reaches the backup-and-defaults path.displayLabelRecordConfigErrorat all three provider-route sites. Otherwise a PATCH of a slash-bearing label returns 200 and the label is silently absent, which is the worse outcome.nullis an explicit clear on both paths, matchingupstreamHttpVersion. Bounded at 512 entries.2. Custom-model rows were being relabelled. Reproduced exactly as you described —
displayName: "My Existing Custom Label"became the provider-map value, breaking #2201's migration rule. Fixed as described above. There's also a test that a discovered row on the same provider is still relabelled, so the guard isn't so broad it disables the feature.3. The end-to-end regression, which I'd offered and you asked for.
tests/catalog-operator-display-labels-convergence.test.tsloads through the realvalidateConfigCandidate, runs catalog assembly, and asserts on the built entry:Rather than list the identities that must not move, it asserts the stronger thing: every key on the entry is byte-identical to the unlabelled build except
display_name. Cost lookup, disabled-model lookup and a saved selection all key offslug, which is in that set. Clear/remove is covered three ways — absent field, empty map, explicitnull— all restoring the derived label.On the
CONTROL_CHARSfinding@lidge-jun, this one I have to push back on, with evidence rather than assertion. The review reads the constant as
/[\^@-\^_\u007f]/and concludes it matches ASCII@through^, passing newline and BEL while rejecting underscores.The source is
/[\u0000-\u001f\u007f]/— escape sequences, not caret notation.od -con the pushed blob at the reviewed head shows\ u 0 0 0 0 - \ u 0 0 1 f \ u 0 0 7 f, and the file contains zero literal control bytes. Running the predicate:So the behaviour is the intended one on all six specifics. I think the escapes were rendered into caret notation somewhere upstream of the review. Happy to be shown wrong if you're seeing something different on your side — but I'd rather flag it than quietly "fix" a correct regex.
The other two points in that review are real and are both done above.
Verification
bun test display-labels— 33 pass across the two files (25 unit, 8 convergence)bun x tsc --noEmit— clean, exit 0bun run privacy:scan— passedconfig.test177,management-provider-validation73,codex-catalog260,convergence125,client-config112,custom-model-catalog-migration7,model-picker-order10 — all greendevat69907dde(72 commits), clean, no conflicts — currently 0 behindbun run test→ 14224 pass, 0 fail, exit 0 (894 files, 653s)On that last line, one caveat worth stating because it nearly misled me. A full-suite run on the pre-rebase tree showed 45 failures across 15 unrelated suites, and a control run of clean
devin a scratch worktree showed 7 — all of themCannot find package 'react', because the worktree symlinked the rootnode_modulesandgui/has its own. Neither number reflected this branch. The 14224/0 above is the real clone on the rebased head.Review readiness checklist
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