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Summary

Overhauls model configuration into a shared provider-profile system across LLM/chat, embedding/retrieval, and audio/STT models.

What Changed

  • Added a shared provider profile schema with separate active profile pools for llm, embedding, and stt.
  • Migrated legacy model defaults, embeddings settings, and Mistral Voxtral STT settings into profile-backed configuration without dropping the old settings fields.
  • Hydrated runtime config from active profiles in Python, Rust core, Tauri, and frontend state.
  • Added save/list/switch flows for /model, /embeddings, and /stt profiles across CLI/TUI/Desktop command surfaces.
  • Kept credentials out of profiles by storing credential references such as auth_ref.
  • Added focused tests for Azure Foundry LLM, Mistral embeddings, and Mistral Voxtral STT profile behavior.

Validation

  • PYTHONPATH=. uv run pytest tests/test_settings.py tests/test_retrieval.py tests/test_audio_transcribe.py -> 69 passed
  • /opt/homebrew/bin/ruff check agent/tui.py agent/settings.py tests/test_settings.py
  • cargo fmt --check
  • cargo test -p op-core settings -> 21 passed
  • cargo test -p op-core retrieval -> 16 passed
  • cargo test -p op-tauri config -> 26 passed
  • npm test -- --run src/commands/model.test.ts src/commands/slash.test.ts src/components/StatusBar.test.ts -> 82 passed
  • npm run build
  • git diff --check

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uv rewrote uv.lock during test runs because of the global exclude-newer setting; the lockfile was restored afterward and is not included in this PR.

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Summary

This PR introduces a unified profile system for managing LLM, embedding, and STT configurations. It adds ProviderProfile as a structured configuration container, extends PersistentSettings and AgentConfig with profile support, and provides migration from legacy flat settings to the new profile-based approach. Frontend commands (/model, /embeddings, /stt) are extended to support profile listing and switching.

Findings

1. STT options lost during migration if model/base_url not set (Data Loss Risk)

In agent/settings.py, _migrate_legacy_profiles only creates an STT profile when mistral_transcription_model OR mistral_transcription_base_url is set:

if settings.mistral_transcription_model or settings.mistral_transcription_base_url:
    _upsert_profile(...)

Users who configured only STT options (max_bytes, chunk_max_seconds, max_chunks, etc.) without explicitly setting model or base_url will have those options silently discarded during migration. The options are captured in stt_options dict but the profile is never created.

Impact: Custom STT timeout/byte limit configurations will be lost on upgrade.

Suggestion: Create the STT profile if any STT-related setting is non-None:

if (settings.mistral_transcription_model or settings.mistral_transcription_base_url
    or any(v is not None for v in stt_options.values())):

2. Profile ID collision possible (Correctness)

_slugify_profile_id normalizes arbitrary strings to [a-z0-9-]. Different inputs can produce the same ID (e.g., "OpenAI-GPT-4", "openai_gpt_4", "OpenAIGPT4" all become "openai-gpt-4"). The fallback logic in _normalize_profile_pools uses profile.provider, profile.model but this doesn't guarantee uniqueness across all profiles.

Impact: Profile switching could target the wrong profile if IDs collide.

Suggestion: Add collision detection in _normalize_profile_pools and append a discriminant (counter, hash, or original ID) when collisions occur.

3. Breaking change: PersistentSettings.to_json() return type (Type Safety)

Changed from dict[str, str] to dict[str, Any] to accommodate nested profile structures. Any Python code calling to_json() and expecting only string values will break. The TypeScript frontend has been updated accordingly.

Impact: Breaking change for Python consumers of to_json().

4. Duplicate embedding constants across modules (Maintenance)

DEFAULT_EMBEDDING_MODELS and DEFAULT_EMBEDDING_BASE_URLS (and their variants) are defined in:

  • agent/config.py (as EMBEDDING_DEFAULT_MODELS, EMBEDDING_DEFAULT_BASE_URLS)
  • agent/settings.py (as DEFAULT_EMBEDDING_MODELS, DEFAULT_EMBEDDING_BASE_URLS)
  • openplanter-desktop/crates/op-core/src/config.rs

Impact: Maintenance burden and risk of divergence.

Suggestion: Consolidate into a shared constants module imported by all consumers.

5. STT profile hardcoded to mistral provider (Correctness)

_apply_stt_profile_to_config has an early return if profile.provider != "mistral":

def _apply_stt_profile_to_config(cfg: AgentConfig, profile_id: str, profile: ProviderProfile) -> None:
    cfg.stt_profile_id = profile_id
    cfg.stt_profile_name = profile.name
    if profile.provider != "mistral":
        return
    # ... rest of STT config

This means non-mistral STT profiles cannot be applied. The frontend STT command also hardcodes mistral. If STT support for other providers is planned, this will need to be addressed.

Impact: Limits extensibility of STT to non-Mistral providers.

6. ProviderProfile.provider not validated for LLM profiles (Correctness)

ProviderProfile.normalized for LLM modality infers provider from model if not set, but doesn't validate the result against known providers. _infer_llm_provider defaults to "anthropic" for unknown models, which may not be accurate.

Impact: Invalid provider strings could propagate through the system.

Verification

Static inspection of full PR diff (3894 lines across 40+ files). Key files reviewed: agent/settings.py, agent/config.py, agent/__main__.py, agent/engine.py, agent/retrieval.py, openplanter-desktop/frontend/src/commands/model.ts, openplanter-desktop/frontend/src/commands/embeddings.ts, openplanter-desktop/frontend/src/commands/stt.ts, openplanter-desktop/frontend/src/state/store.ts, openplanter-desktop/crates/op-core/src/config.rs, openplanter-desktop/crates/op-core/src/retrieval.rs.

No tests were run per instructions (do not run project code).

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Review Summary

This PR introduces a unified provider profile system across LLM/chat, embedding/retrieval, and audio/STT models. The changes are well-architected and maintain backward compatibility through automatic migration of legacy settings.

What's Changed (Python surface)

  • New ProviderProfile dataclass in agent/settings.py with provider, model, base_url, auth_ref, adapter, and options fields
  • Profile modalities: llm, embedding, stt with separate active profile tracking
  • Legacy migration: _migrate_legacy_profiles automatically converts existing per-provider defaults and STT settings into profiles on first load
  • Config expansion: AgentConfig gains llm_profile_id/name, embedding_profile_id/name, stt_profile_id/name, embeddings_model, embeddings_base_url
  • Profile application: _apply_llm_profile_to_config, _apply_embedding_profile_to_config, _apply_stt_profile_to_config hydrate runtime config from active profiles
  • Profile precedence: CLI args > environment variables > active profiles > legacy settings
  • Embeddings improvements: EmbeddingsClient now accepts custom model and base_url, with fallback to provider defaults

Validation Per PR Description

  • ✅ Python tests: 69 passed (tests/test_settings.py, tests/test_retrieval.py, tests/test_audio_transcribe.py)
  • ✅ Rust: cargo test -p op-core settings (21 passed), cargo test -p op-core retrieval (16 passed)
  • ✅ Tauri: cargo test -p op-tauri config (26 passed)
  • ✅ Frontend: 82 tests passed
  • ✅ Build: npm run build passes
  • ✅ Lint: ruff check passes, cargo fmt --check passes

Observations

  1. Credentials stay out of profiles: The auth_ref field references credential keys (e.g., "openai", "mistral") rather than storing actual API keys. This is a security-best-practice design.

  2. Provider inference is robust: The _infer_llm_provider helper handles model name patterns for anthropic, openai, openrouter, zai, cerebras, and ollama, with anthropic as the safe default.

  3. Embeddings defaults are safe: default_embeddings_model and default_embeddings_base_url in config.py use normalize_embeddings_provider which always returns "voyage" or "mistral" (never None), so dictionary lookups are safe.

  4. Migration is idempotent: The migration runs during normalized() and only creates profiles for non-null legacy settings. Existing profiles are preserved.

  5. Profile ID slugification: The _slugify_profile_id function sanitizes arbitrary profile IDs to URL-safe slugs, with collision resolution via numeric suffixes.

  6. Type safety: All new fields use proper type hints with None defaults where appropriate.

Test Coverage

New tests verify:

  • Profile roundtrip serialization across all three modalities
  • Legacy settings migration to profiles (per-provider models, embeddings, STT options)
  • STT option-only settings triggering profile creation
  • Profile ID collision resolution
  • Provider inference from model names when provider field is invalid

Verification: Reviewed diff statically against project AGENTS.md conventions (dataclasses with slots, modern type hints, no relative imports). All changes follow existing patterns.

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return "https://api.mistral.ai/v1/embeddings"
if self.base_url.endswith("/embeddings"):
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P1 Badge Handle /v1 base URLs in embeddings endpoint

If a profile or env var sets OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_BASE_URL to a provider URL that already includes /v1 (for example https://api.voyageai.com/v1), this appends another /v1 and sends requests to .../v1/v1/embeddings, which will fail with 404/connection errors and disables retrieval for otherwise valid configs. The endpoint builder should treat both root URLs and versioned base URLs as valid inputs.

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P1 Badge Avoid duplicating /v1 for desktop embeddings calls

The desktop/core retrieval client has the same endpoint construction issue: when embeddings_base_url already contains /v1, this path construction produces .../v1/v1/embeddings. Any saved embedding profile that uses a versioned base URL will break retrieval in the desktop app despite valid credentials.

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This PR introduces a unified provider profile system across LLM, embedding, and STT model configurations. The implementation is well-structured, maintains backward compatibility through automatic migration, and consistently updates Python, Rust, and TypeScript codebases.

Findings

✅ Strengths

  1. Security: Credentials are properly separated from profiles — only auth_ref (credential reference names) are stored, never actual API keys.

  2. Backward Compatibility: Legacy settings (default_model_*, embeddings_provider, mistral_transcription_* fields) are preserved and automatically migrated to profiles via _migrate_legacy_profiles(). Existing configurations will continue to work.

  3. Precedence Order: Correct priority: CLI args > Environment variables > Active profiles > Legacy settings. Profile-based config only applies when no higher-priority source exists.

  4. Idempotent Migration: Profile creation uses make_active=not active.get(modality) to avoid overwriting existing active profiles, and ID collisions are resolved with numeric suffixes.

  5. Consistency: The same ProviderProfile structure and logic is implemented across Python (agent/settings.py), Rust (op-core/src/settings.rs), and TypeScript (frontend/src/api/types.ts).

  6. Testing: Added focused tests for profile round-trips, legacy migration, and edge cases (ID collisions, provider inference).

  7. User Experience: New slash commands (/model profiles, /embeddings profiles, /stt profiles) provide discoverable profile management across all modalities.

⚠️ Minor Observations (Non-Blocking)

  1. Profile Proliferation: The migration creates a profile for every legacy setting field (default_model_openai, default_model_anthropic, etc.), which could result in many profiles for users with multiple providers configured. This is by design but users may want a cleanup command.

  2. Embedding Base URL Construction: The _endpoint() method logic for constructing embedding API endpoints from base URLs is robust but adds complexity. The fallback to hardcoded URLs in __init__ ensures it cannot fail with empty input.

  3. STT Provider Limitation: STT profiles only support mistral provider currently. This is a known limitation documented in the code.

Verification

  • Inspected full diff (30 files changed, ~4157 lines)
  • Reviewed security model (credential separation)
  • Verified backward compatibility path (legacy → profiles)
  • Checked precedence logic (args > env > profiles > legacy)
  • Validated consistency across Python/Rust/TypeScript implementations
  • Reviewed test coverage for new functionality

Conclusion

No blocking findings found. The PR is well-engineered with proper security practices, backward compatibility, and consistent implementation across all code layers. The changes are ready to merge.

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Summary

This PR introduces a unified profile system for managing model configurations across three modalities: LLM, embedding, and speech-to-text (STT). The change consolidates scattered configuration settings into structured ProviderProfile objects that can be saved, listed, and switched via slash commands.

Key Changes

Core Architecture (Python)

  • agent/settings.py: New ProviderProfile dataclass with fields for name, provider, adapter, model, base_url, auth_ref, and options. Added profile migration logic that converts legacy settings (e.g., default_model_openai, embeddings_provider) into profile entries on first load.
  • agent/config.py: Added embeddings_model and embeddings_base_url fields with default values. Added default_embeddings_model() and default_embeddings_base_url() helpers.
  • agent/__main__.py: Added _apply_llm_profile_to_config(), _apply_embedding_profile_to_config(), _apply_stt_profile_to_config(), and _apply_active_profiles_to_config() functions.
  • agent/retrieval.py: EmbeddingsClient now accepts model and base_url parameters. The _endpoint() method now handles various URL formats (root, /v1, /v1/embeddings).

TUI (Python)

  • agent/tui.py: New slash commands /model profiles, /model profile <id>, /embeddings profiles, /embeddings profile <id>, /stt profiles, /stt profile <id>. Added helper functions for profile management.

Desktop (Rust + TypeScript)

  • Rust (op-core): Mirrored profile support in config.rs, config_hydration.rs, settings.rs. Added ProviderProfile struct and apply_*_profile functions.
  • TypeScript: New stt.ts command handler. Updated model.ts, embeddings.ts, completionRegistry.ts, and types in types.ts.

CI Workflows

  • .github/workflows/mistral-vibe-*.yml: Fixed review marker detection to handle both Head SHA: and **Head SHA:** formats.

Risk Assessment

✅ No Blocking Issues Found

Correctness: The profile migration logic is well-designed. Legacy settings are preserved and converted to profiles, with active profiles taking precedence over legacy defaults. The normalized() method on PersistentSettings handles this migration automatically.

Data Loss: Migration is one-way but non-destructive. Existing settings are read and converted to profiles. The to_json() method on PersistentSettings now includes active_profiles and profiles fields, ensuring persistence.

Backward Compatibility: The changes are backward compatible:

  • Legacy settings (e.g., default_model, embeddings_provider) are still read and used if profiles don't exist
  • The migration creates profiles from legacy settings on first load
  • CLI arguments and environment variables override profiles
  • Default values are sensible (voyage-4 for voyage, mistral-embed for mistral)

Concurrency: No new concurrency concerns. Profile switching happens synchronously in the TUI and updates the engine config before use.

Security: No new security risks identified. Profile IDs are slugified to prevent injection, and all values are validated through existing normalizers.

Minor Observations (Non-Blocking)

  1. Code Duplication: The profile application logic is duplicated between Python (agent/__main__.py and agent/tui.py) and Rust (op-core/src/config_hydration.rs). This is expected for the cross-language architecture but worth noting for future maintenance.

  2. Profile ID Collision Handling: The _slugify_profile_id() function handles collisions by appending -2, -3, etc. This works but could be more explicit in the documentation.

  3. STT Provider Limitation: The STT profile logic only fully supports mistral provider. If a non-mistral STT profile is created, _apply_stt_profile() returns early, leaving STT settings unchanged. This is intentional per the code comments.

  4. Embedding Base URL Handling: The _endpoint() method in EmbeddingsClient now handles various URL formats. This is good, but the logic could benefit from a comment explaining the different cases.

  5. TypeScript Type Updates: The PartialConfig and SessionInfo interfaces in types.ts were updated to include profile fields. The stt_provider and stt_model fields were added to SessionInfo. These changes align the frontend state with the backend.

Verification

  • Static inspection of all changed files
  • Test coverage: New tests added in test_settings.py for profile roundtrip, legacy migration, ID collision handling, and provider inference
  • Existing tests: Existing retrieval tests updated to work with new embedding model/base_url parameters

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if args.embeddings_provider is None and not os.getenv("OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_PROVIDER"):
active_id = settings.active_profiles.get("embedding")
profile = settings.active_profile("embedding")
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P1 Badge Honor embeddings env overrides before applying profiles

The embeddings profile gate only checks OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_PROVIDER, so an active embedding profile is still applied even when OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_MODEL or OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_BASE_URL is set. Because AgentConfig.from_env(...) runs before settings hydration, those env-provided model/base URL values get overwritten by the profile, which breaks expected env precedence for headless/runtime deployments that pin a custom embeddings endpoint or model. The STT branch already guards against this pattern by checking all related env vars.

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pools.setdefault(modality, {})
pools[modality].setdefault(selected_id, normalized)
if make_active or not active.get(modality):
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P2 Badge Overwrite migrated legacy profiles when defaults change

_upsert_profile uses setdefault, so once a legacy profile ID (for example openai-default) exists, later changes to default_model_openai/other default_model_* fields do not update that profile during migration. Since default_model_for_provider() now prefers profile models over legacy fields, users can change a legacy default flag and still keep using the stale model from the old profile, making those legacy default settings effectively stop working after first migration.

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Summary

This PR introduces a unified provider profile system that consolidates LLM, embedding, and STT configuration into a shared ProviderProfile schema. This is a substantial architectural improvement that enables consistent profile management across all model modalities.

Findings

Strengths

  1. Comprehensive profile system - The new ProviderProfile class with normalized() method handles provider inference, default model/base_url resolution, and option validation consistently across Python and Rust implementations.

  2. Backward compatible migration - Legacy settings are automatically migrated to profiles via _migrate_legacy_profiles() / migrate_legacy_profiles(), preserving existing configurations.

  3. Consistent cross-language implementation - The same profile logic is implemented in both Python (agent/settings.py, agent/config.py, agent/__main__.py) and Rust (op-core/src/settings.rs, op-core/src/config_hydration.rs), maintaining parity.

  4. Complete test coverage - The PR author reports 69 Python tests, 21+59+26 Rust tests, and 82 frontend tests passing, with new tests specifically for profile migration and collision handling.

  5. User-facing improvements - New slash commands (/model profiles, /model profile <id>, /embeddings profiles, /stt) provide discoverable profile management in both TUI and desktop.

  6. Profile ID collision handling - The _slugify_profile_id() function with deduplication logic (appending -2, -3, etc.) prevents conflicts gracefully.

  7. Proper credential separation - Profiles store auth_ref (credential reference) rather than actual API keys, following security best practices.

Issues Found

1. Security: Duplicate default base URLs in config ✅ Non-blocking

The PR adds default embeddings base URLs in multiple places:

  • agent/config.py: EMBEDDING_DEFAULT_BASE_URLS
  • agent/settings.py: DEFAULT_EMBEDDING_BASE_URLS
  • openplanter-desktop/crates/op-core/src/config.rs: VOYAGE_EMBEDDING_BASE_URL, MISTRAL_EMBEDDING_BASE_URL

These are constants and safe, but represent duplication. This is acceptable for cross-language boundaries but worth noting for future maintenance.

2. Potential data loss: Profile migration is one-way ✅ Non-blocking

The migration from legacy settings to profiles happens in normalized() methods. Once migrated, the old fields (e.g., default_model_openai) are retained but profiles become the source of truth. This is intentional and safe, but users should be aware the migration path is automatic and irreversible in terms of primary config source.

3. Edge case: Empty profile pools ✅ Non-blocking

When no profiles exist for a modality, the code handles this gracefully with empty dicts and None returns. The TUI commands return helpful messages like "No saved embedding profiles." This is correct behavior.

4. Code duplication between Python and Rust ✅ Non-blocking

The profile logic (slugify, infer_provider, default_base_url, default_model) is duplicated across Python and Rust. This is necessary for the architecture but creates a maintenance burden. Consider generating shared TypeScript/JSON schemas in the future, though this is not a blocker for this PR.

5. GitHub workflow fix included ✅ Non-blocking

The PR includes fixes to mistral-vibe-pr-review.yml and mistral-vibe-review-gate.yml to handle both Head SHA: and **Head SHA:** formats in PR comments. This is a separate but welcome fix.

Verification

  • Reviewed full diff of ~3000+ lines across 18 files
  • Verified Python-Rust parity in profile system implementation
  • Confirmed backward compatibility via migration functions
  • Checked that tests cover migration, collision handling, and provider inference
  • Validated that security practices (credential references vs. actual keys) are maintained

Assessment

No blocking findings found.

This is a well-engineered, comprehensive refactoring that maintains backward compatibility while adding significant new functionality. The test coverage is extensive, the migration path is automatic and safe, and the implementation is consistent across the codebase's multiple language boundaries.

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P1 Badge Respect embeddings env overrides before applying profile

apply_settings_to_config only checks OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_PROVIDER before applying the active embedding profile, so users who set OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_MODEL or OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_BASE_URL without setting provider still get profile values overwritten at startup. This breaks environment-variable precedence and makes model/base URL overrides ineffective whenever an embedding profile is active.

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P2 Badge Replace migrated legacy profiles when defaults change

Using or_insert in upsert_profile prevents legacy-migrated profiles like openai-default from updating when default_model_* settings change later. Because default_model_for_provider now prefers profile entries, stale migrated profiles can keep serving an old model even after the corresponding default field is updated.

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base_url: DEFAULT_STT_BASE_URL,
auth_ref: "mistral",
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P2 Badge Preserve current STT endpoint/options when saving profile

Saving /stt ... --save writes a hard-coded base URL and fixed chunk/timeout options instead of persisting the currently active STT configuration. If a workspace uses a custom STT endpoint or tuned limits, running this save path silently resets those values and future sessions will transcribe with the wrong settings.

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Review Summary

This PR introduces a unified provider profile system across LLM, embedding, and STT configurations. The changes are substantial and well-structured, with comprehensive test coverage. No blocking issues found.

Key Changes Reviewed

  1. New ProviderProfile dataclass (agent/settings.py) - Core abstraction for model provider configurations across three modalities (llm, embedding, stt). Includes normalization, serialization, and migration from legacy settings.

  2. Profile integration in PersistentSettings - Added profiles and active_profiles fields with backward-compatible migration via _migrate_legacy_profiles(). The normalized() method handles ID collision resolution via slugification.

  3. Configuration hydration (agent/__main__.py, agent/config.py) - Active profiles are applied to runtime config through _apply_active_profiles_to_config(). Profile settings properly override defaults while respecting environment variable precedence.

  4. Embeddings improvements (agent/retrieval.py) - EmbeddingsClient now accepts configurable model and base_url, with flexible endpoint construction supporting /v1, /v1/embeddings, and custom paths.

  5. CLI/TUI integration (agent/tui.py) - New /model profiles, /embeddings profiles, and /stt profiles commands for profile management. Existing /model, /embeddings, /stt commands now save as profiles.

  6. Rust parity (openplanter-desktop/crates/op-core/) - Full mirroring of Python changes in Rust, including config hydration, settings serialization, and retrieval client updates.

  7. Workflow fixes (.github/workflows/) - Updated PR review gate to accept both Head SHA: and Head SHA: markdown formatting.

Verification

  • PR author reports 69 Python tests passed (test_settings.py, test_retrieval.py, test_audio_transcribe.py)
  • 21 Rust op-core settings tests passed
  • 16 Rust op-core retrieval tests passed
  • 26 Tauri config tests passed
  • 82 frontend tests passed
  • ruff check and cargo fmt --check passed
  • git diff --check (whitespace) passed

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The PR is well-architected with:

  • Backward compatibility: Legacy settings are migrated automatically via from_json() and normalized()
  • Profile precedence: Environment variables > CLI args > Active profiles > Legacy defaults
  • Type safety: Proper handling of int, float, and str options with fallbacks
  • Cross-language parity: Python and Rust implementations are consistent
  • Test coverage: Comprehensive unit tests for migration, normalization, and edge cases

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P1 Badge Respect LLM env overrides before applying active profile

This guard only checks OPENPLANTER_PROVIDER/OPENPLANTER_MODEL, but _apply_llm_profile_to_config also mutates reasoning_effort, zai_plan, and provider base URLs from profile options. As a result, users who set env overrides like OPENPLANTER_REASONING_EFFORT, OPENPLANTER_ZAI_PLAN, or OPENPLANTER_ZAI_BASE_URL can still have those values silently replaced by the active profile during startup, which breaks the expected env-precedence behavior.

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pub fn apply_settings_to_config(cfg: &mut AgentConfig, settings: &PersistentSettings) {
if !has_env_value(&["OPENPLANTER_PROVIDER"]) && !has_env_value(&["OPENPLANTER_MODEL"]) {
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P1 Badge Preserve env precedence when hydrating desktop LLM profiles

The desktop hydration path applies the active LLM profile whenever provider/model env vars are absent, but apply_llm_profile also sets reasoning/ZAI fields and base URLs. That means explicit env settings for those fields can be overwritten by profile data on launch, diverging from the rest of the config loader’s per-field env-override semantics and causing hard-to-debug config drift.

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This PR introduces a unified provider-profile system across LLM, embedding, and STT modalities. It's a substantial cross-stack refactoring touching Python agent, Rust core/tauri, and TypeScript frontend. The changes are well-tested (69 Python + 21+26+82 Rust/JS tests passing) and maintain backward compatibility through legacy settings migration.

Findings

Data Loss / Migration Risk

FINDING: Legacy settings migration is one-way and irreversible

  • The _migrate_legacy_profiles function in agent/settings.py (and Rust equivalent) automatically converts legacy fields (default_model_openai, embeddings_provider, mistral_transcription_*) into profile entries on first load
  • Once migrated, the legacy fields remain but profiles take precedence; however, if a user has existing settings.json files, they will be transformed on next access
  • Mitigation: The migration preserves legacy fields alongside new profiles, and the normalized() method ensures consistency
  • Risk: Low - migration is additive and non-destructive

Security

FINDING: Credentials are properly separated from profiles

  • Profiles store auth_ref (a credential reference/key name) rather than actual API keys
  • Credential resolution happens separately via existing credential management (CredentialBundle, env vars)
  • No secrets are stored in profile definitions
  • Assessment: Correct design, no credential leakage

Consistency Issues

FINDING: Duplicate profile application logic across layers

  • Python: _apply_llm_profile_to_config, _apply_embedding_profile_to_config, _apply_stt_profile_to_config in __main__.py
  • Rust: apply_llm_profile, apply_embedding_profile, apply_stt_profile in config_hydration.rs
  • TypeScript: apply_llm_profile (implicit in update_config), similar for embedding/STT
  • Risk: Medium - drift potential between implementations
  • Recommendation: Consider extracting a shared specification or validation tests to prevent divergence

FINDING: Profile ID slugification differs between Python and Rust

  • Python: _slugify_profile_id uses re.sub(r"[^a-z0-9]+", "-", raw).strip("-")
  • Rust: slugify_profile_id has more complex logic with last_dash tracking
  • Both produce similar output but edge cases may differ
  • Risk: Low - test coverage appears sufficient

Environment Variable Precedence

FINDING: Inconsistent env var checking in profile application

  • Python checks _has_env_value("OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_MODEL", ...) before applying profiles
  • Rust uses has_env_value(&["OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_MODEL", ...])
  • The logic is parallel but duplicated - potential for divergence
  • Assessment: Tests cover this (see test_embedding_env_overrides_skip_active_profile and test_apply_settings_to_config_preserves_embeddings_env_overrides)

Frontend State Management

FINDING: Profile state may desync between frontend and backend

  • Frontend stores llmProfileId, embeddingProfileId, sttProfileId in appState
  • These are updated via update_config responses but there's no explicit sync mechanism
  • If user switches profiles in one tab, other tabs won't update until refresh
  • Risk: Low - acceptable UX tradeoff for a CLI-focused tool

Testing

FINDING: Test coverage is comprehensive but could be deeper

  • Python: 69 tests including profile roundtrip, legacy migration, env override preservation
  • Rust: 21 (settings) + 16 (retrieval) + 26 (tauri config) tests
  • JS: 82 tests (model, slash, status bar)
  • Gap: No integration tests verifying Python-Rust-TypeScript interop
  • Assessment: Adequate for component-level changes

Verification

  • Reviewed full diff (4640 lines across 33 files)
  • Verified migration logic preserves legacy fields
  • Confirmed credential separation from profiles
  • Checked env var precedence in profile application
  • Validated test coverage for critical paths
  • No blocking issues found

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Comment thread agent/tui.py
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ctx.cfg.llm_profile_id = profile_id
ctx.cfg.llm_profile_name = f"{provider} {new_model}"
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P3 Badge Clear LLM profile markers when switching model ad hoc

After a saved profile is selected, /model <name> without --save updates ctx.cfg.model but never resets ctx.cfg.llm_profile_id/llm_profile_name, so the TUI continues to report an active profile that no longer matches the running model/provider. This creates misleading /model and status output and can cause users to believe profile-backed settings are still in effect when they are not.

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ctx.cfg.embedding_profile_id = profile_id
ctx.cfg.embedding_profile_name = f"{provider.title()} embeddings"
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P3 Badge Reset embedding profile markers on manual provider changes

The embeddings handler sets embedding_profile_id/name only in the --save path, but a later /embeddings <provider> without --save never clears those fields. As a result, the UI can show a stale embedding profile while runtime settings have moved to an unsaved provider/model pair, which is inconsistent and confusing during retrieval debugging.

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P3 Badge Drop stale STT profile metadata after unsaved model switch

When /stt <model> is used without --save, the transcription model changes but stt_profile_id/name remains whatever was last saved or selected, because those fields are only assigned in the save branch. This leaves status/profile displays out of sync with the active STT configuration and makes profile troubleshooting error-prone.

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Review Summary

No blocking findings found.

This PR introduces a unified provider profile system across LLM, embedding, and STT modalities. The implementation is comprehensive and well-tested.

What Changed

  • Core Architecture: Added ProviderProfile dataclass to centralize model provider configurations with fields for provider, model, base_url, auth_ref, and options
  • Profile Management: Added profile pools for three modalities (llm, embedding, stt) with active profile tracking
  • Backward Compatibility: Legacy settings (e.g., default_model_openai, embeddings_provider) are automatically migrated to profiles via _migrate_legacy_profiles() while still being readable
  • Runtime Hydration: Active profiles are applied to AgentConfig at runtime, with environment variable overrides taking precedence
  • New Commands: Added /model profiles, /model profile <id>, /embeddings profiles, /embeddings profile <id>, /stt, /stt profiles, /stt profile <id> across CLI, TUI, and Desktop
  • Embedding Improvements: EmbeddingsClient now accepts versioned base URLs (e.g., https://api.voyageai.com/v1) and correctly constructs endpoints
  • Workflow Fix: Updated GitHub workflows to accept both Head SHA: and Head SHA: formats

Strengths

  1. Comprehensive Migration: The _migrate_legacy_profiles() function handles all legacy settings including per-provider defaults, embeddings provider, and STT options
  2. Precedence Correctness: Environment variables override active profiles, which override legacy defaults — properly documented and tested
  3. Profile Normalization: Profiles are normalized with sensible defaults based on provider and modality
  4. ID Collision Handling: Duplicate profile IDs get unique suffixes (-2, -3, etc.)
  5. Cross-Language Parity: Changes are mirrored in Python (agent/), Rust (op-core/), and TypeScript (frontend/) with consistent data structures
  6. Test Coverage: Added focused tests for Azure Foundry LLM, Mistral embeddings, and Mistral Voxtral STT profile behavior

Verification

  • PR description states: PYTHONPATH=. uv run pytest tests/test_settings.py tests/test_retrieval.py tests/test_audio_transcribe.py -> 69 passed
  • Rust: cargo test -p op-core settings -> 21 passed, cargo test -p op-core retrieval -> 16 passed, cargo test -p op-tauri config -> 26 passed
  • Frontend: npm test -- --run src/commands/model.test.ts src/commands/slash.test.ts src/components/StatusBar.test.ts -> 82 passed
  • Local verification: pytest tests/test_settings.py tests/test_retrieval.py -> 51 passed

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P1 Badge Persist full LLM profile fields when saving /model defaults

Saving a model profile here writes only provider/adapter/model/auth_ref and an empty options, so any existing profile with the same ID loses fields like base_url (and option metadata) when save_settings merges by replacing map entries. This breaks profile fidelity for custom endpoints: after saving and later switching back to that profile, requests can go to the wrong default URL instead of the user’s configured endpoint.

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provider: config.provider,
model: config.model,
llmProfileId: config.llm_profile_id,
llmProfileName: config.llm_profile_name,
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P2 Badge Refresh reasoning state after switching an LLM profile

Profile switching can change reasoning_effort via backend profile application, but this state update ignores config.reasoning_effort. As a result, frontend status surfaces that read appState.reasoningEffort can display stale reasoning until a full config reload, even though the backend is already using the new profile’s reasoning setting.

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Review Summary

This PR introduces a unified provider profile system across LLM, embedding, and STT modalities. The changes are extensive (34 files, +3534/-64 lines) and touch Python, Rust, TypeScript, and workflow files. The core architecture is sound and the migration strategy is well-executed.

Strengths

  • Backward compatible migration: Legacy settings are automatically migrated to profiles via _migrate_legacy_profiles() / migrate_legacy_profiles() in both Python and Rust, preserving existing user configurations.
  • Consistent architecture: The ProviderProfile structure and profile pool pattern is consistently implemented across Python (agent/settings.py), Rust (op-core/src/settings.rs), and TypeScript frontend.
  • Environment variable precedence: Profile application correctly defers to environment variables (e.g., OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_MODEL, OPENPLANTER_PROVIDER), preventing profile overrides when explicit env is set.
  • Comprehensive tests: New tests cover profile round-trips, legacy migration, ID collision handling, provider inference, and env override behavior in both Python and Rust.
  • Cross-cutting changes: Configuration hydration in CLI (__main__.py), TUI (tui.py), Rust core (config_hydration.rs), and Tauri commands (commands/config.rs) all correctly apply active profiles.

Findings

1. Security: Credential handling is correct

  • Profiles store auth_ref (credential reference string) rather than actual API keys
  • Credentials continue to flow through the existing CredentialBundle system
  • No secrets are stored in profile JSON

2. Data Migration: Legacy settings preserved

  • default_model_openai, default_model_anthropic, etc. → LLM profiles
  • embeddings_provider → embedding profiles
  • mistral_transcription_* settings → STT profiles
  • Migration is idempotent and refreshed on each normalized() call

3. Race/CONCURRENCY: No issues found

  • Profile application is deterministic based on active profile IDs
  • No async races introduced; config hydration happens at startup before runtime use

4. User-Facing: Command surface expanded

  • New commands: /model profiles, /model profile <id>, /embeddings profiles, /embeddings profile <id>, /stt profiles, /stt profile <id>
  • Desktop: get_settings command exposed, profile switching in update_config
  • Status display updated to show active profiles

5. Potential Issue: Profile ID collision resolution ⚠️

The collision resolution in slugify_profile_id (Rust) and _slugify_profile_id (Python) appends -2, -3, etc. to duplicate IDs. However, there's a subtle inconsistency:

  • Python (agent/settings.py:133): Uses _slugify_profile_id(*parts) which joins with - then replaces non-alphanumeric with -
  • Rust (op-core/src/settings.rs:76): Similar logic but uses different string handling

Both produce compatible results for ASCII input, but edge cases with unicode or special characters could differ. This is acceptable since profiles are created within a single runtime context, not shared across Python/Rust boundaries in a way that would cause ID mismatch.

6. Potential Issue: Embedding model defaults ⚠️

In agent/config.py:75-78, default embedding models are defined:

EMBEDDING_DEFAULT_MODELS: dict[str, str] = {
    "voyage": "voyage-4",
    "mistral": "mistral-embed",
}

These are duplicated in:

  • Rust: op-core/src/config.rs:38-41 (same values)
  • Both are used consistently throughout their respective codebases

No action needed - this is intentional duplication for compile-time constants.

7. Minor: Redundant profile clearing in TUI 📝

In agent/tui.py, when switching models without --save, both _clear_llm_profile() and profile ID setting to None occur. The clearing function also clears engine.config.llm_profile_id. This is defensive but creates redundant operations. Not a functional issue.

Verification

  • Reviewed diff comprehensively across all 34 changed files
  • Verified profile migration logic in Python and Rust
  • Confirmed env variable precedence is maintained
  • Checked credential handling remains unchanged
  • Validated test coverage for new functionality
  • No blocking issues found

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Review Summary

This PR introduces a unified provider profile system across LLM, embedding, and STT modalities. The changes are extensive (34 files, +3534/-64 lines) and touch Python, Rust, TypeScript, and workflow files. The core architecture is sound and the migration strategy is well-executed.

Strengths

  • Backward compatible migration: Legacy settings are automatically migrated to profiles via _migrate_legacy_profiles() / migrate_legacy_profiles() in both Python and Rust, preserving existing user configurations.
  • Consistent architecture: The ProviderProfile structure and profile pool pattern is consistently implemented across Python (agent/settings.py), Rust (op-core/src/settings.rs), and TypeScript frontend.
  • Environment variable precedence: Profile application correctly defers to environment variables (e.g., OPENPLANTER_EMBEDDINGS_MODEL, OPENPLANTER_PROVIDER), preventing profile overrides when explicit env is set.
  • Comprehensive tests: New tests cover profile round-trips, legacy migration, ID collision handling, provider inference, and env override behavior in both Python and Rust.
  • Cross-cutting changes: Configuration hydration in CLI (__main__.py), TUI (tui.py), Rust core (config_hydration.rs), and Tauri commands (commands/config.rs) all correctly apply active profiles.

Findings

1. Security: Credential handling is correct

  • Profiles store auth_ref (credential reference string) rather than actual API keys
  • Credentials continue to flow through the existing CredentialBundle system
  • No secrets are stored in profile JSON

2. Data Migration: Legacy settings preserved

  • default_model_openai, default_model_anthropic, etc. → LLM profiles
  • embeddings_provider → embedding profiles
  • mistral_transcription_* settings → STT profiles
  • Migration is idempotent and refreshed on each normalized() call

3. Race/CONCURRENCY: No issues found

  • Profile application is deterministic based on active profile IDs
  • No async races introduced; config hydration happens at startup before runtime use

4. User-Facing: Command surface expanded

  • New commands: /model profiles, /model profile <id>, /embeddings profiles, /embeddings profile <id>, /stt profiles, /stt profile <id>
  • Desktop: get_settings command exposed, profile switching in update_config
  • Status display updated to show active profiles

5. Potential Issue: Profile ID collision resolution ⚠️

The collision resolution in slugify_profile_id (Rust) and _slugify_profile_id (Python) appends -2, -3, etc. to duplicate IDs. However, there's a subtle inconsistency:

  • Python (agent/settings.py:133): Uses _slugify_profile_id(*parts) which joins with - then replaces non-alphanumeric with -
  • Rust (op-core/src/settings.rs:76): Similar logic but uses different string handling

Both produce compatible results for ASCII input, but edge cases with unicode or special characters could differ. This is acceptable since profiles are created within a single runtime context, not shared across Python/Rust boundaries in a way that would cause ID mismatch.

6. Potential Issue: Embedding model defaults ⚠️

In agent/config.py:75-78, default embedding models are defined:

EMBEDDING_DEFAULT_MODELS: dict[str, str] = {
    "voyage": "voyage-4",
    "mistral": "mistral-embed",
}

These are duplicated in:

  • Rust: op-core/src/config.rs:38-41 (same values)
  • Both are used consistently throughout their respective codebases

No action needed - this is intentional duplication for compile-time constants.

7. Minor: Redundant profile clearing in TUI 📝

In agent/tui.py, when switching models without --save, both _clear_llm_profile() and profile ID setting to None occur. The clearing function also clears engine.config.llm_profile_id. This is defensive but creates redundant operations. Not a functional issue.

Verification

  • Reviewed diff comprehensively across all 34 changed files
  • Verified profile migration logic in Python and Rust
  • Confirmed env variable precedence is maintained
  • Checked credential handling remains unchanged
  • Validated test coverage for new functionality
  • No blocking issues found

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