feat(openai): x-mesh-target / x-mesh-exclude remote-mesh routing headers (+ x-mesh-served-by echo) - #1671
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds mesh routing headers, validates and applies them to peer selection, adds fail-closed target handling, emits remote-mesh plugin events, strips routing headers on peer forwarding, and optionally returns ChangesMesh routing request and response flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~100 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant handle_buffered_api_request
participant parse_mesh_routing_headers
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Client->>handle_buffered_api_request: Request with mesh routing headers
handle_buffered_api_request->>parse_mesh_routing_headers: Validate target and exclusions
parse_mesh_routing_headers->>resolve_remote_mesh_route: Parsed routing controls
resolve_remote_mesh_route->>RemotePeer: Dispatch selected remote request
RemotePeer-->>handle_buffered_api_request: Response
handle_buffered_api_request-->>Client: Response with optional x-mesh-served-by
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Targeted mesh requests that begin as multi-agent orchestration can be rejected instead of being routed after degradation to a concrete model. Self-targeted requests may also report transient plugin-resolution failures as conflicts. These routing-contract issues should be resolved before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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886-886: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftApply
x-mesh-targetbefore local-first routing.When a local candidate exists, this condition bypasses
route_missing_local_model, which is the only path that parses and enforcesx-mesh-target. The request then uses ordinary routing withserved_by_header: Noneat Line 909. A targeted request can therefore run locally instead of on the requested peer and omitx-mesh-served-by.Parse and enforce the target before this local-candidate check. A valid target must force its remote peer regardless of local availability.
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served_bythrough error relays.A forced-target request can resolve a peer and receive a non-2xx response. That response currently drops
x-mesh-served-bybecauserelay_error_responsehas noserved_byinput. This conflicts with the stated contract thatx-mesh-targetidentifies the resolved peer.
crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/relay.rs#L94-L99: Addserved_byhandling torelay_error_responsefor both remapped and passthrough responses.crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/dispatch.rs#L33-L33: Forwardserved_byfrom the raw non-2xx path.crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/json_adaptation.rs#L33-L34: Forwardserved_byfrom translated JSON error handling.crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/json_adaptation.rs#L90-L91: Forwardserved_byfrom normalized JSON error handling.crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/stream_translation.rs#L77-L78: Forwardserved_byfrom normalized SSE error handling.crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/stream_translation.rs#L222-L223: Forwardserved_byfrom translated SSE error handling.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/ingress.rs`:
- Around line 724-725: Update the x-mesh-exclude parsing logic around the
part.is_empty() check to reject any empty comma-separated entry, including empty
values and consecutive or trailing commas, by returning HTTP 400. Do not
silently continue or build a partial exclusion list when an empty entry is
encountered; preserve existing handling for non-empty entries.
In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/request_parse.rs`:
- Around line 897-898: Update the x-mesh-target and x-mesh-exclude extraction in
the request parser to propagate a parsing error when header values are not valid
UTF-8, rather than silently dropping them via filter_map. Preserve trimming and
existing validation, and add regression tests using raw non-UTF-8 header bytes
that assert an HTTP 400 response.
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/ingress.rs`:
- Line 886: Update the routing flow around has_available_candidates and
route_missing_local_model to parse and enforce x-mesh-target before checking
local candidate availability. Ensure a valid target always routes to the
requested remote peer, regardless of local candidates, and preserves
x-mesh-served-by metadata.
In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/relay.rs`:
- Around line 94-99: Update relay_error_response to accept and apply served_by
for both remapped and passthrough error responses. Forward served_by at the
listed call sites: dispatch.rs:33, json_adaptation.rs:33-34 and 90-91, and
stream_translation.rs:77-78 and 222-223, preserving propagation for every raw,
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Addresses CodeRabbit review on Mesh-LLM#1671: - MAJOR: `has_available_candidates` short-circuited to local dispatch before `route_missing_local_model` -- the only place the routing headers were parsed -- so a targeted or excluded request could be served locally, silently, with no `x-mesh-served-by`. Headers are now parsed and enforced in `route_request` before the local-candidate check; a target naming a remote peer or an exclude naming this node now forces the remote-mesh path regardless of local availability. A target naming this node is unaffected: still allowed to serve locally when this node serves the model. - `x-mesh-exclude` entries that are empty ("", `a,,b`, a trailing comma) now reject the request with 400 instead of silently producing a partial exclusion list. - Non-UTF-8 bytes in `x-mesh-target`/`x-mesh-exclude` header values now reject the request with 400 instead of being silently dropped by `filter_map(...ok())`. - `x-mesh-served-by` is now threaded into `relay_error_response` (and its callers in dispatch.rs, json_adaptation.rs, stream_translation.rs) so a non-2xx response from a resolved peer still echoes which peer answered. - One-line docstrings on every function touched above. 11 new tests (2970 total, up from 2959): the local-first-bypass decision logic incl. self-targeted/self-excluded cases, the three exclude-header rejection cases, non-UTF-8 raw header bytes for both headers, and the error-relay served-by echo. Full suite green, clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/ingress.rs`:
- Around line 899-903: Move parse_mesh_routing_headers(request) ahead of the
effective_model branch so malformed x-mesh-target and x-mesh-exclude values
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Addresses CodeRabbit review on Mesh-LLM#1671: - MAJOR: `has_available_candidates` short-circuited to local dispatch before `route_missing_local_model` -- the only place the routing headers were parsed -- so a targeted or excluded request could be served locally, silently, with no `x-mesh-served-by`. Headers are now parsed and enforced in `route_request` before the local-candidate check; a target naming a remote peer or an exclude naming this node now forces the remote-mesh path regardless of local availability. A target naming this node is unaffected: still allowed to serve locally when this node serves the model. - `x-mesh-exclude` entries that are empty ("", `a,,b`, a trailing comma) now reject the request with 400 instead of silently producing a partial exclusion list. - Non-UTF-8 bytes in `x-mesh-target`/`x-mesh-exclude` header values now reject the request with 400 instead of being silently dropped by `filter_map(...ok())`. - `x-mesh-served-by` is now threaded into `relay_error_response` (and its callers in dispatch.rs, json_adaptation.rs, stream_translation.rs) so a non-2xx response from a resolved peer still echoes which peer answered. - One-line docstrings on every function touched above. Ported onto the demo branch's older module layout: `route_request` already had a `served_by_hex`/terminal-event-announce path this fix didn't know about, so the local-routing branch keeps both; the `request_parse.rs` nonce-handling code (`capsule_nonce_headers_from_raw`, generic `read_more`) that only exists upstream is untouched here, and its own call site (`capsule_client_nonce_header`) is adapted to the new `Result`-returning `header_values_from_raw` by treating non-UTF-8 bytes as absent, preserving prior behavior for that unrelated header. `request_parse_tests.rs` does not apply to this branch (tests live inline in `request_parse.rs`); the new/updated tests were ported inline instead. Full `cargo test -p mesh-llm-host-runtime` (2618/2618, one pre-existing timing flake reproduced clean on rerun), clippy -D warnings clean (2 pre-existing baseline findings confirmed unchanged: `new_ret_no_self` in openai-frontend/hooks.rs, `collapsible_if` in mesh-llm-host-runtime/plugin/openai_exchange.rs), fmt clean. (ported onto demo branch feat/serving-provenance-host-served-terminal; upstream form is a2590b6) Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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I like keeping peer selection explicit, but we should close the remaining routing gaps before merging. Some dispatch paths bypass the headers, and plugin routing can both reject a valid target and serve from an excluded node. I’ve left the details inline, along with a duplicate response-header issue.
Reviewed a2590b6e4a00be019f7cce5664aea3db6f2ec983, including the stacked routing-event commit and follow-up fixes. The earlier fixes cover empty exclusion entries, non-UTF-8 rejection, ordinary local-first routing, and error-response metadata. The model-less bypass remains.
Validation: 406 existing OpenAI tests passed. Three temporary HTTP regression tests reproduced the model-less rejection and both plugin-routing failures. The duplicate response-header finding comes from tracing the forwarding and relay paths. git diff --check passed. I haven’t run the full workspace, Clippy, or live multi-node inference qualification. The build emitted build-script and macOS deployment-target linker warnings.
All five GitHub PR workflow runs for this head concluded action_required, so we still need CI validation. The temporary tests were removed, and no PR source was changed.
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Review by erlich (agent), posted via @i386. The fail-closed 409 design is right, and the header-parse hardening in Blocker: this has never been built or tested by CIAll five workflows on head 1099 lines across the HTTP ingress, request parsing, and every response relay path, with no compile, clippy, or test evidence from CI. Someone with write access needs to approve the workflow runs. The reported local results are useful but they aren't the gate. Blocker: @ndizazzo's four findings are still openThey were filed against New finding 1: routing headers are forwarded verbatim to the peerNothing strips Today the happy path hides it: peer B finds the model locally, never reaches
Same root cause as the duplicate Flagging as needs verification — I traced the call paths and did not reproduce this on a live mesh. New finding 2:
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/ingress.rs`:
- Line 580: Update the peer-forwarding flow around
prepare_peer_forwarded_request and route_remote_attempt so forwarded requests
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…clude Addresses ndizazzo's CHANGES_REQUESTED (4 inline, 2026-09-07), erlich's 2 new findings, and CodeRabbit's round-3 finding on Mesh-LLM#1671. One shared root answered once per the PM ruling, not four independent patches: - P1 (ndizazzo) + CodeRabbit round-2 "model-less bypass": routing headers were parsed only inside route_request's model-bearing branch, so MoA (`model: "mesh"`), pipeline, and the model-less fallback all dispatched without ever consulting x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude -- a malformed header reached whatever status that dispatch kind happens to fail with (503) instead of 400, and a valid header was silently ignored. New `enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch`, gated by `mesh_routing_unsupported_dispatch_kind`, runs once in handle_buffered_api_request before MoA/pipeline/route_request and answers "where are these enforced" for every dispatch kind at once. - erlich new-1 + CodeRabbit round-3 (peer-forward loop) + ndizazzo P2c (duplicate x-mesh-served-by), same root: prepare_peer_forwarded_request now strips x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude before forwarding to a peer, so a peer can no longer re-enter route_request carrying the router's original headers (removing the unbounded re-route loop and the peer-side 409) and no longer mints its own served-by header on top of the routing node's. insert_header_before_body now REPLACES an existing header of the same name instead of appending a duplicate, as belt-and-braces. - P2a (ndizazzo): an explicit x-mesh-target naming this node resolved against resolve_remote_mesh_route, which only ever searches OTHER peers' advertised hosts, so a self-target to a plugin-served model always failed closed with a spurious 409. New route_self_targeted_model resolves self-targets against local plugin availability instead. - P2b (ndizazzo): x-mesh-exclude naming this node blocked local HOST-served dispatch (via mesh_headers_force_remote) but not local PLUGIN fallback, so an excluded node could still serve a plugin-backed model. route_missing_local_model now fails closed with 409 before attempting plugin dispatch when this node is excluded. - erlich new-2: response_header_end returned response.len() when no \r\n\r\n terminator was found, which insert_header_before_body's bounds check accepted as valid and spliced at len()-2 -- a silent body-corruption path on an upstream that ends its header block with a bare LF. Now returns Option<usize>; None skips the insert (debug log) instead of corrupting the response. - Docstrings on every touched/new function. 19 new tests: dispatch-kind enforcement (MoA/pipeline/model-less/ ordinary, both malformed and valid-but-unsupported-dispatch shapes), peer-forward header stripping, self-target-resolves-plugin and exclude-blocks-plugin-fallback (both via a real TCP round trip against a registered plugin endpoint), served-by replace-not-duplicate (case-insensitive), and response_header_end's None path plus the corruption-skip it enables. Full crate suite green (2989 passed, 0 failed), clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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706-716: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReuse the resolved plugin endpoint for self-targeted requests.
route_self_targeted_modelresolvesinference_endpoint_for_model, thentry_route_plugin_modelresolves the current endpoint snapshot again. An endpoint health update between these calls can changeOk(Some(_))toOk(None), causing a 404 after the self-target check succeeded. Pass the resolvedInferenceEndpointRouteinto the dispatch path so both steps use the same result. The current manager implementation does not produce a reachable resolverErr.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/response/probe.rs`:
- Line 86: Update the header-removal logic around the line-processing function
containing buf.drain(offset..line_end) to continue scanning after each
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/ingress.rs`:
- Around line 706-716: Update route_self_targeted_model to retain the resolved
InferenceEndpointRoute instead of discarding it, and pass that endpoint into
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New: MoA degradation is rejected as if it were MoA
So on a fleet small enough to degrade, a request that would have worked now gets a 400, and the message names a dispatch ("multi-agent orchestration") that never happened. This is the cost of New: 400 contradicts this PR's own status vocabularyA well-formed I'd use 409 for the valid-but-unsupported case and keep 400 for parse failures, which is what the parse arm directly above it already does. Nits
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In `@crates/mesh-llm-host-runtime/src/network/openai/ingress.rs`:
- Around line 1260-1270: The model="mesh" routing-header path rejects requests
before try_handle_moa_intercept can degrade them to a concrete model. Preserve
malformed-header validation before MoA, but move the unsupported-dispatch
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Round-3 head: 400 → 409 for valid-but-unsupported dispatch (b):
Unrelated reorder dropped: MoA degradation / 400 naming a dispatch that never happened (a): kept refusing, switched to 409, and rewrote the message to name only what this node observed, not what may or may not have dispatched:
This is truthful: we're not claiming MoA ran, only that we can't honor the header for a request naming the Open question for you: when MoA degrades (
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Addresses CodeRabbit review on Mesh-LLM#1671: - MAJOR: `has_available_candidates` short-circuited to local dispatch before `route_missing_local_model` -- the only place the routing headers were parsed -- so a targeted or excluded request could be served locally, silently, with no `x-mesh-served-by`. Headers are now parsed and enforced in `route_request` before the local-candidate check; a target naming a remote peer or an exclude naming this node now forces the remote-mesh path regardless of local availability. A target naming this node is unaffected: still allowed to serve locally when this node serves the model. - `x-mesh-exclude` entries that are empty ("", `a,,b`, a trailing comma) now reject the request with 400 instead of silently producing a partial exclusion list. - Non-UTF-8 bytes in `x-mesh-target`/`x-mesh-exclude` header values now reject the request with 400 instead of being silently dropped by `filter_map(...ok())`. - `x-mesh-served-by` is now threaded into `relay_error_response` (and its callers in dispatch.rs, json_adaptation.rs, stream_translation.rs) so a non-2xx response from a resolved peer still echoes which peer answered. - One-line docstrings on every function touched above. 11 new tests (2970 total, up from 2959): the local-first-bypass decision logic incl. self-targeted/self-excluded cases, the three exclude-header rejection cases, non-UTF-8 raw header bytes for both headers, and the error-relay served-by echo. Full suite green, clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
…clude Addresses ndizazzo's CHANGES_REQUESTED (4 inline, 2026-09-07), erlich's 2 new findings, and CodeRabbit's round-3 finding on Mesh-LLM#1671. One shared root answered once per the PM ruling, not four independent patches: - P1 (ndizazzo) + CodeRabbit round-2 "model-less bypass": routing headers were parsed only inside route_request's model-bearing branch, so MoA (`model: "mesh"`), pipeline, and the model-less fallback all dispatched without ever consulting x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude -- a malformed header reached whatever status that dispatch kind happens to fail with (503) instead of 400, and a valid header was silently ignored. New `enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch`, gated by `mesh_routing_unsupported_dispatch_kind`, runs once in handle_buffered_api_request before MoA/pipeline/route_request and answers "where are these enforced" for every dispatch kind at once. - erlich new-1 + CodeRabbit round-3 (peer-forward loop) + ndizazzo P2c (duplicate x-mesh-served-by), same root: prepare_peer_forwarded_request now strips x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude before forwarding to a peer, so a peer can no longer re-enter route_request carrying the router's original headers (removing the unbounded re-route loop and the peer-side 409) and no longer mints its own served-by header on top of the routing node's. insert_header_before_body now REPLACES an existing header of the same name instead of appending a duplicate, as belt-and-braces. - P2a (ndizazzo): an explicit x-mesh-target naming this node resolved against resolve_remote_mesh_route, which only ever searches OTHER peers' advertised hosts, so a self-target to a plugin-served model always failed closed with a spurious 409. New route_self_targeted_model resolves self-targets against local plugin availability instead. - P2b (ndizazzo): x-mesh-exclude naming this node blocked local HOST-served dispatch (via mesh_headers_force_remote) but not local PLUGIN fallback, so an excluded node could still serve a plugin-backed model. route_missing_local_model now fails closed with 409 before attempting plugin dispatch when this node is excluded. - erlich new-2: response_header_end returned response.len() when no \r\n\r\n terminator was found, which insert_header_before_body's bounds check accepted as valid and spliced at len()-2 -- a silent body-corruption path on an upstream that ends its header block with a bare LF. Now returns Option<usize>; None skips the insert (debug log) instead of corrupting the response. - Docstrings on every touched/new function. 19 new tests: dispatch-kind enforcement (MoA/pipeline/model-less/ ordinary, both malformed and valid-but-unsupported-dispatch shapes), peer-forward header stripping, self-target-resolves-plugin and exclude-blocks-plugin-fallback (both via a real TCP round trip against a registered plugin endpoint), served-by replace-not-duplicate (case-insensitive), and response_header_end's None path plus the corruption-skip it enables. Full crate suite green (2989 passed, 0 failed), clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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Round-4 rebase + fix pushed — head is now Rebased onto What changed (on top of round 3): 1. Transient plugin-resolution-as-409 → 503 (fix) In
2. Docstring coverage (75.89% → ≥80%) Added 3. MoA behavior question Not changing behavior — no dispatch change for the CI status — fork workflow approval pending Local results, re-run against head → 3023 passed, 0 failed, 11 ignored (finished in 52.03s) → clean → clean Not run upstream (workflow approval pending). |
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Pushed P2 — README narrowed ( P3 P3 trim on 409/400 body: Not applicable — header values are already trimmed in the parse functions before format interpolation. Local: |
Addresses CodeRabbit review on Mesh-LLM#1671: - MAJOR: `has_available_candidates` short-circuited to local dispatch before `route_missing_local_model` -- the only place the routing headers were parsed -- so a targeted or excluded request could be served locally, silently, with no `x-mesh-served-by`. Headers are now parsed and enforced in `route_request` before the local-candidate check; a target naming a remote peer or an exclude naming this node now forces the remote-mesh path regardless of local availability. A target naming this node is unaffected: still allowed to serve locally when this node serves the model. - `x-mesh-exclude` entries that are empty ("", `a,,b`, a trailing comma) now reject the request with 400 instead of silently producing a partial exclusion list. - Non-UTF-8 bytes in `x-mesh-target`/`x-mesh-exclude` header values now reject the request with 400 instead of being silently dropped by `filter_map(...ok())`. - `x-mesh-served-by` is now threaded into `relay_error_response` (and its callers in dispatch.rs, json_adaptation.rs, stream_translation.rs) so a non-2xx response from a resolved peer still echoes which peer answered. - One-line docstrings on every function touched above. 11 new tests (2970 total, up from 2959): the local-first-bypass decision logic incl. self-targeted/self-excluded cases, the three exclude-header rejection cases, non-UTF-8 raw header bytes for both headers, and the error-relay served-by echo. Full suite green, clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
…clude Addresses ndizazzo's CHANGES_REQUESTED (4 inline, 2026-09-07), erlich's 2 new findings, and CodeRabbit's round-3 finding on Mesh-LLM#1671. One shared root answered once per the PM ruling, not four independent patches: - P1 (ndizazzo) + CodeRabbit round-2 "model-less bypass": routing headers were parsed only inside route_request's model-bearing branch, so MoA (`model: "mesh"`), pipeline, and the model-less fallback all dispatched without ever consulting x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude -- a malformed header reached whatever status that dispatch kind happens to fail with (503) instead of 400, and a valid header was silently ignored. New `enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch`, gated by `mesh_routing_unsupported_dispatch_kind`, runs once in handle_buffered_api_request before MoA/pipeline/route_request and answers "where are these enforced" for every dispatch kind at once. - erlich new-1 + CodeRabbit round-3 (peer-forward loop) + ndizazzo P2c (duplicate x-mesh-served-by), same root: prepare_peer_forwarded_request now strips x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude before forwarding to a peer, so a peer can no longer re-enter route_request carrying the router's original headers (removing the unbounded re-route loop and the peer-side 409) and no longer mints its own served-by header on top of the routing node's. insert_header_before_body now REPLACES an existing header of the same name instead of appending a duplicate, as belt-and-braces. - P2a (ndizazzo): an explicit x-mesh-target naming this node resolved against resolve_remote_mesh_route, which only ever searches OTHER peers' advertised hosts, so a self-target to a plugin-served model always failed closed with a spurious 409. New route_self_targeted_model resolves self-targets against local plugin availability instead. - P2b (ndizazzo): x-mesh-exclude naming this node blocked local HOST-served dispatch (via mesh_headers_force_remote) but not local PLUGIN fallback, so an excluded node could still serve a plugin-backed model. route_missing_local_model now fails closed with 409 before attempting plugin dispatch when this node is excluded. - erlich new-2: response_header_end returned response.len() when no \r\n\r\n terminator was found, which insert_header_before_body's bounds check accepted as valid and spliced at len()-2 -- a silent body-corruption path on an upstream that ends its header block with a bare LF. Now returns Option<usize>; None skips the insert (debug log) instead of corrupting the response. - Docstrings on every touched/new function. 19 new tests: dispatch-kind enforcement (MoA/pipeline/model-less/ ordinary, both malformed and valid-but-unsupported-dispatch shapes), peer-forward header stripping, self-target-resolves-plugin and exclude-blocks-plugin-fallback (both via a real TCP round trip against a registered plugin endpoint), served-by replace-not-duplicate (case-insensitive), and response_header_end's None path plus the corruption-skip it enables. Full crate suite green (2989 passed, 0 failed), clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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@ndizazzo — your four are all addressed, and I should be clear that three of them landed in pushes after your review at a2590b6, so you haven't seen them. Rather than ask you to re-derive that from the diff, each thread below says where the fix is and which test pins it. One new item from this round (the model: "mesh" case) is also fixed and is described in its own thread. The README support-matrix row is in the same push, deliberately, so there's one head to look at. |
Good catch, and fixed. The pre-MoA check was returning 409 before try_handle_moa_intercept ran, so a model: "mesh" request that MoA was about to degrade to a concrete model never got the chance to have its headers honoured against that model. Malformed-header validation (400) still runs unconditionally ahead of MoA. The unsupported-dispatch 409 moved into try_handle_moa itself and now fires only at the point a committee is actually about to be convened — a committee fans a turn across every admitted worker, which is genuinely incompatible with naming or excluding one peer. MoaDispatchResult::Passthrough, the degrade case, continues untouched, so ordinary routing re-parses and honours the headers against the rewritten model. Two tests cover both sides: reject-once-convened, and degrade-and-continue. |
… node Mesh-LLM#1437 lands lifecycle-hook terminal events for exchanges a node serves -- either the typed frontend seam or the raw-proxy plugin-served path (try_route_plugin_model). There's one path it never covers: when a node's /v1 frontend routes a request to a peer on the mesh instead of serving it locally (route_missing_local_model's remote-mesh branch), the routing node publishes nothing at all on openai.exchange.v1. Verified live on a 3-node mesh (2026-09-04): node A routes a chat completion to node B; B publishes its own Terminal envelope and acts on it correctly; A -- the node the client actually talked to -- has a byte-for-byte unchanged plugin event log across the whole exchange. Mirrors try_route_plugin_model's own effective/terminal publish pattern 1:1, with a new OpenAiExchangeDispatchPath::RemoteMesh variant so a downstream plugin can tell "I routed this" from "I served this" rather than conflating them. Same shape, same fields (exchange_id, model, status); capsule_id stays absent on this path, same as the plugin-served terminal event -- no marker exists here yet (a peer's X-Capsule-Id response header is not read back in this change). Review-round addendum (i386, via erlich): nonce/nonce_source now carry on BOTH the effective and terminal envelope, not just the terminal one -- the client-contributed capsule nonce, already stabilized and forwarded to the peer byte-for-byte at ingress, read back off the buffered request rather than minted here (a fallback minted on this node would not match whatever the peer independently resolves, breaking "same nonce both sides"). Two new OpenAiExchangeEnvelope constructors, effective_remote_mesh and terminal_remote_mesh, carry this without disturbing the existing effective()/terminal() signatures every other dispatch path already calls. Deliberately does NOT port the capsule_id/PeerAsserted half of a related fork addendum (7368f25) -- reading a peer's X-Capsule-Id response header back is a separate, unauthenticated-header-provenance concern that belongs in its own reviewable change. Adds two unit tests covering both dispatch paths' effective/terminal publish pairs at the envelope level (neither route_missing_local_model's remote-mesh branch nor try_route_plugin_model itself is economical to invoke directly in a unit test -- both need a live TCP stream and a real mesh::Node/PluginManager). Scope: one additional publish call site on the routed path, one new enum variant, two new envelope constructors. No change to the envelope shape, no change to served-node behaviour. Additive widening of the dispatch_path value set on openai.exchange.v1 -- strict out-of-tree consumers must accept remote_mesh (our own plugin needed exactly this: capsule-emit-mesh Mesh-LLM#101). Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
…headers Two optional request headers on the remote-mesh routing branch only, both no-ops when absent: - `x-mesh-target: <EndpointId>` forces dispatch to exactly that peer if it currently advertises the requested model. If it doesn't (or no longer does), the request fails closed with a 409 naming the mismatch -- it is never silently rerouted to another peer or served locally. - `x-mesh-exclude: <EndpointId>[,...]` removes one or more peers from the candidate set before selection. The routing node echoes the resolved peer back as `x-mesh-served-by: <EndpointId>` on the response, but only when `x-mesh-target` was used, so a client can seal which peer answered without parsing provenance. With just these, a client can send the same deterministic request twice with distinct `x-mesh-target` values and run an offline twin comparison across two sealed responses from two named peers. The served-by header threads through `RouteAttemptLoggingContext` / `RelayAttemptContext` to every response relay path (raw passthrough, JSON adaptation, SSE translation) and is spliced into the raw upstream response bytes for the passthrough case, since that path forwards headers verbatim with no other rebuild step. Absent both headers, request and response are byte-for-byte identical to today's behavior. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
Addresses CodeRabbit review on Mesh-LLM#1671: - MAJOR: `has_available_candidates` short-circuited to local dispatch before `route_missing_local_model` -- the only place the routing headers were parsed -- so a targeted or excluded request could be served locally, silently, with no `x-mesh-served-by`. Headers are now parsed and enforced in `route_request` before the local-candidate check; a target naming a remote peer or an exclude naming this node now forces the remote-mesh path regardless of local availability. A target naming this node is unaffected: still allowed to serve locally when this node serves the model. - `x-mesh-exclude` entries that are empty ("", `a,,b`, a trailing comma) now reject the request with 400 instead of silently producing a partial exclusion list. - Non-UTF-8 bytes in `x-mesh-target`/`x-mesh-exclude` header values now reject the request with 400 instead of being silently dropped by `filter_map(...ok())`. - `x-mesh-served-by` is now threaded into `relay_error_response` (and its callers in dispatch.rs, json_adaptation.rs, stream_translation.rs) so a non-2xx response from a resolved peer still echoes which peer answered. - One-line docstrings on every function touched above. 11 new tests (2970 total, up from 2959): the local-first-bypass decision logic incl. self-targeted/self-excluded cases, the three exclude-header rejection cases, non-UTF-8 raw header bytes for both headers, and the error-relay served-by echo. Full suite green, clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
…clude Addresses ndizazzo's CHANGES_REQUESTED (4 inline, 2026-09-07), erlich's 2 new findings, and CodeRabbit's round-3 finding on Mesh-LLM#1671. One shared root answered once per the PM ruling, not four independent patches: - P1 (ndizazzo) + CodeRabbit round-2 "model-less bypass": routing headers were parsed only inside route_request's model-bearing branch, so MoA (`model: "mesh"`), pipeline, and the model-less fallback all dispatched without ever consulting x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude -- a malformed header reached whatever status that dispatch kind happens to fail with (503) instead of 400, and a valid header was silently ignored. New `enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch`, gated by `mesh_routing_unsupported_dispatch_kind`, runs once in handle_buffered_api_request before MoA/pipeline/route_request and answers "where are these enforced" for every dispatch kind at once. - erlich new-1 + CodeRabbit round-3 (peer-forward loop) + ndizazzo P2c (duplicate x-mesh-served-by), same root: prepare_peer_forwarded_request now strips x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude before forwarding to a peer, so a peer can no longer re-enter route_request carrying the router's original headers (removing the unbounded re-route loop and the peer-side 409) and no longer mints its own served-by header on top of the routing node's. insert_header_before_body now REPLACES an existing header of the same name instead of appending a duplicate, as belt-and-braces. - P2a (ndizazzo): an explicit x-mesh-target naming this node resolved against resolve_remote_mesh_route, which only ever searches OTHER peers' advertised hosts, so a self-target to a plugin-served model always failed closed with a spurious 409. New route_self_targeted_model resolves self-targets against local plugin availability instead. - P2b (ndizazzo): x-mesh-exclude naming this node blocked local HOST-served dispatch (via mesh_headers_force_remote) but not local PLUGIN fallback, so an excluded node could still serve a plugin-backed model. route_missing_local_model now fails closed with 409 before attempting plugin dispatch when this node is excluded. - erlich new-2: response_header_end returned response.len() when no \r\n\r\n terminator was found, which insert_header_before_body's bounds check accepted as valid and spliced at len()-2 -- a silent body-corruption path on an upstream that ends its header block with a bare LF. Now returns Option<usize>; None skips the insert (debug log) instead of corrupting the response. - Docstrings on every touched/new function. 19 new tests: dispatch-kind enforcement (MoA/pipeline/model-less/ ordinary, both malformed and valid-but-unsupported-dispatch shapes), peer-forward header stripping, self-target-resolves-plugin and exclude-blocks-plugin-fallback (both via a real TCP round trip against a registered plugin endpoint), served-by replace-not-duplicate (case-insensitive), and response_header_end's None path plus the corruption-skip it enables. Full crate suite green (2989 passed, 0 failed), clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
- 400 → 409 for valid-but-unsupported dispatch kind (x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude present but dispatch can't honor them) - saturating_add_signed instead of .expect() in relay served-by splice path - remove_existing_header removes all occurrences, not just the first - revert control-request handler reorder (moved back to handle_buffered_api_request) - honest 409 message for mesh virtual model: names what was observed without claiming MoA dispatched Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
…oute_self_targeted_model When `inference_endpoint_for_model` returns `Err` for a transient failure, the previous `.ok().flatten().is_some()` chain silently converted the error to `None`, causing the caller to fall through to the 409 "x-mesh-target does not serve model" path. A transient resolution failure is not the same as "the peer does not serve the model" — it is an internal/transient error. Fix by switching to an explicit `match` on the `Result`: `Err` returns 503 (Service Unavailable) with a descriptive message, `Ok(Some(_))` routes via plugin (guarded by `!excluded.contains(&self_id)`), and `Ok(None)` falls through to the existing 409 close. Also adds docstrings to 10 undocumented functions touched by this PR diff to clear the 80% docstring coverage gate (was at 75.89%, needed ≥ 113/141): `terminal_outcome_for_dispatch`, `model_access_succeeded`, `response_outcome`, `resolve_remote_mesh_route`, `parse_endpoint_id_hex`, `try_route_plugin_model`, `prepare_cache_routing_body`, `prepare_auto_route_decision`, `send_media_unsupported`, `callable_models_with_local_served`. Signed-off-by: Steven Mihaylov <stevenmih88@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
… path does not echo it The route_self_targeted_model→try_route_plugin_model path routes via route_http_endpoint_request which hardcodes served_by: None. Narrow the README from an unconditional 'only when x-mesh-target was used' to the truthful 'remote or locally-served model; plugin-served self-targets do not yet echo this header'. Signed-off-by: Steven Mihaylov <stevenmih88@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
…esh-exclude enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch rejected any model: "mesh" request carrying x-mesh-target/x-mesh-exclude with 409 before try_handle_moa_intercept ever ran. try_handle_moa can degrade model: "mesh" to a single concrete model when no committee can be admitted (MoaDispatchResult::Passthrough) -- that degraded request is an ordinary single-model route and route_request can honor the headers against it, but the eager rejection blocked it from ever reaching that point. Keep malformed-header validation (400) unconditionally ahead of MoA in enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch. Move the unsupported-dispatch rejection (409) for the MoA case into try_handle_moa itself, at the point it actually decides to convene a committee (right before run_moa_turn) rather than before knowing whether one will form. Thread mesh_routing_requested through both call sites (the host ingress path and the passive mesh-request path in transport.rs) via a new MoaRoutingContext so try_handle_moa stays under clippy's argument-count lint. Regression tests in moa_gateway::mesh_routing_tests exercise try_handle_moa directly: a real committee (fabricated via fleet_sim_tests::node_with_fleet, no live sockets) still rejects with 409, but zero admitted workers degrades to a concrete model and continues as Passthrough with the routing headers intact for route_request to honor downstream. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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…by removal loop Two regression tests closing PR Mesh-LLM#1671 CHANGES_REQUESTED items, verified against head b78c0f0 by test run + mutant revert, not by reading the diff: - enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch_rejects_malformed_header_without_model: drives a real TCP request with a malformed x-mesh-target and no model through enforce_mesh_routing_headers_before_dispatch end to end, asserting 400 on the wire (ndizazzo P1 / CodeRabbit "move parse_mesh_routing_headers ahead of the effective_model branch"). - insert_header_before_body_removes_every_duplicate_not_just_the_first: two pre-existing x-mesh-served-by occurrences (mixed case) must collapse to one. The existing insert_header_before_body_replaces_an_existing_value_instead_of_duplicating test only ever has one pre-existing header, so it cannot distinguish "stops after the first match" from "removes every match" -- confirmed by reintroducing the stop-after-first bug and observing it pass unchanged while this new test fails (CodeRabbit probe.rs:86). Both mutants (order-revert on ingress.rs, break-on-first-match on probe.rs) were applied, observed to flip the new test to failure, then reverted with a clean diff before this commit. Signed-off-by: stevenmih <stevenmih88@gmail.com>
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Thanks again for the detailed review, @ndizazzo. I've pushed Per-itemP1 — model-less bypass (parsing moved above only the P2a — self-target rejected even when a local plugin serves it. Fixed ( P2b — excluded node still served from its own plugin. Fixed ( P2c — duplicate Correction to my earlier inline reply on P2cI want to flag this directly rather than bury it: in my earlier inline reply I cited Two CodeRabbit findings closed in the same pass
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@ndizazzo — following up on the changes-requested from the 7th. @i386 went through all four items thread-by-thread on Friday and marked each verified at 52919b8: the model-less bypass (now enforced before MoA/pipeline dispatch, with an end-to-end test), the self-target and self-exclusion plugin paths, and the duplicate x-mesh-served-by (a new test covers the multi-header case — my earlier reply cited one that didn't, which he caught). All ten threads are resolved and CI is green on this head. Whenever you have a moment to re-review — happy to point at anything that still looks open. Same ask on #1668, where the rebase dismissed your earlier approval and nothing in the diff changed beyond the clippy fix your run caught. |
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looks good - feedback addressed, I like it. have thought about it too.
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Reviewed the complete current-main-synchronized head 77a4f8618b5ac5318d6b71682c4f385f003a3a30. Target/exclude parsing fails closed on malformed or contradictory input, routing directives are stripped before forwarding, self-target/self-exclude behavior is explicit, and the served-by header is added only on the targeted response paths while preserving untouched responses when absent. The MoA degradation path remains available before directive rejection.
The full mesh-llm-host-runtime package suite and just ci-validate pass, and there are no unresolved review threads.
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Reviewed exact head dc3de36 after synchronization with current main. I fixed the CI Clippy failure in the request-header parser and verified the full mesh-llm-host-runtime all-target Clippy gate with -D warnings, formatting, and diff checks. The feature behavior and earlier full host-runtime suite remain sound.
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Two optional request headers on the remote-mesh routing branch, both no-ops when absent. Rebased onto current main; the review rounds since the first push added the header-validation fixes, the self-target / self-exclude routing fixes, the served-by header replacement, and the MoA degradation fix described in the threads below.
x-mesh-target: <EndpointId>— dispatch to exactly that peer if it currently advertises the requested model. If it doesn't, fail closed with a 409 naming the mismatch — never silently rerouted to another peer or served locally. Checked after exclusion, so excluding your own target also fails closed.x-mesh-exclude: <EndpointId>[,...]— remove peers from the candidate set before selection.The routing node echoes the resolved peer as
x-mesh-served-by: <EndpointId>on the response, only whenx-mesh-targetwas used, so a client can record which peer answered without parsing provenance. Threaded throughRouteAttemptLoggingContext/RelayAttemptContextto every response relay path (raw passthrough — spliced before the body, since that path forwards headers verbatim — JSON adaptation, SSE translation).Why: with just these, a client can send the same deterministic request (
temperature: 0, fixedseed) to two named peers and compare the two responses offline. That's the small half of a "twin" — the full one-request-two-responses flag can come later, if wanted, and would sit on top of this.Malformed or ambiguous header values are a 400, never ignored. Absent both headers, request and response are byte-for-byte identical to today.
Tests: 19 new (resolve_remote_mesh_route incl. both fail-closed cases and the exclude-the-target contradiction; header parsing;
insert_header_before_bodyincl. a CRLF-injection guard; relay served-by + byte-identical-when-absent), + 11 new in the review-fixes follow-up commit (mesh_headers_force_remotelocal-first-bypass decision logic incl. self-targeted and self-excluded cases;x-mesh-excludeempty/mid-list/trailing-comma entries now 400; non-UTF-8 raw header bytes now 400 for both headers;relay_error_responseserved-by echo + byte-identical-when-absent on non-2xx). Full suite 2970 passed. clippy-D warningsand fmt clean. README support-matrix row added inopenai-frontend/README.mdfollowing the #1397 pattern.Summary by CodeRabbit
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