fix(inference): a credential must not survive in an endpoint, a name, or a log by graycyrus · Pull Request #2281 · tinyhumansai/opencompany

graycyrus · 2026-09-11T19:19:30Z

Two high-severity defects found by a QA sweep of the inference surface, plus the store bug underneath one of them.

Now based on main. #2262 merged on 2026-09-12, and on 2026-09-14 this branch merged upstream/main (4b6a99b35). The PR diff is now only the credential-safety change: the seven commits below, 15 files. The conflicts were in ProviderConnectDialog.tsx, probe.rs and providers.rs, and each was resolved by keeping both sides. The dialog keeps the name bound and main's rivals slug check. probe_models keeps main's credential-aware endpoint check and catalogue query, and both failure strings still name the redacted endpoint. edit_provider keeps the name bound, then main's cross-origin credential refusal and key rollback.

1. A credential embedded in an endpoint was stored, echoed, and served

A provider added at http://user:secret@host/v1 kept the credential in base_url. The sweep reported three leak sites; the fix found seven, two of them caught by a new end-to-end test rather than by reading:

inference_models::fetch_catalog — request to {url} failed: {error}. reqwest had already masked the userinfo in its half of the string; our half put it back. This is what produced the originally-observed message.
probe::probe_models → ProbeFailure::raw, which reaches a host log — and a log is disk.
model_unavailable_advice — tells the operator to GET {models_url}, built from base_url.
GET …/inference/providers/{slug}/models — a second ScopedCompany catalog route with the same shape.
validate_parts echoed you wrote `{url}` on a malformed URL — the moment a hand-typed URL is guaranteed to be shown to someone.
The first-run setup status, and 7. the harness advice.

Served breadth mattered: baseUrl comes back from GET …/inference, which uses ScopedCompany, not AdminScopedCompany — so it reached anyone who could open the page, on every load.

The fix is two independent mechanisms, not one patch:

Refused where an endpoint is accepted — catalogue::endpoint_has_credentials gates normalize_local_endpoint, the funnel every stored endpoint passes through, so the rule holds by construction rather than by whichever handler remembered. Also on validate_parts (manifest + console PUT), and on the draft probe, so the console cannot be used to put basic-auth on the wire.
Redacted where an endpoint is said — redact_endpoint → http://***@host/v1 at 16 non-test call sites. Refusal cannot reach values stored before the rule existed, nor ones arriving from a company.toml or OPENCOMPANY_INFERENCE_URL. The endpoint used to make the request is untouched.

No company already running can be bricked by the new refusal: strict manifest validate() runs only when existing.is_none() (src/runtime/builder.rs:1677), so an existing instance is covered by redaction and its next edit is refused with a sentence saying where to put the credential instead.

frontend/src/inference/types.ts asserted that no shape in it carries a key. baseUrl could. That assertion is corrected rather than deleted — it now names the field that made it untrue and says what holds it.

2. A long provider name corrupted the secret store

No length bound on the name. FsSecretStore::set writes the canonical hashed path, then — on an empty value — remove_files the legacy path, which is unbounded. Past the filesystem limit that returns ENAMETOOLONG, not NotFound, so set returned Err after the file was already truncated. get had the same flaw, so merely reading the credential 500'd.

Measured on APFS: 230 chars fine, 245 chars 500s on add, 300 chars adds then 500s on delete — leaving a zero-byte key file, a row still listed, and no way to remove it but editing the index by hand.

Store: ErrorKind::InvalidFilename is the portable std mapping for ENAMETOOLONG, verified empirically on APFS (kind=InvalidFilename raw=Some(63)) rather than hard-coding an errno. legacy_secret_absent() treats NotFound | InvalidFilename as "no legacy file"; everything else still propagates, so a permissions failure or a read-only mount stays loud. Applied at both legacy call sites, which are the only two in the tree. The SQLite and MongoDB stores have no legacy path and are unaffected.
Limit: 80 characters, for two stated reasons. It matches MAX_DISPLAY_NAME_CHARS — the bound already used for the other name a person types and reads back in a list. And it keeps the derived key inside the canonical filename budget: at 80 chars provider/<slug>/key is 93 bytes raw / 97 percent-encoded against a 200-byte budget, so the credential file stays the readable %k- form rather than the truncated-and-digested %l- one. A test pins that arithmetic.
Held host-side in check_provider_name and check_slug, enforced in plan_add and edit_provider — a rename that could set a name an add would refuse is a rule the host does not hold. The console mirrors it only to save a round trip.

The seven commits

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`32abd5b6e`	a legacy secret path too long to exist reads as absent
`69928fc1e`	bound the provider name, refuse an endpoint that carries a credential
`dae707869`	redact credentials embedded in provider endpoints
`d94a86225`	prove the credential-in-endpoint invariant on every path
`91ffd3082`	record the endpoint-credential rule beside the four slots
`f11942f07`	redact the endpoint in the model-unavailable advice
`bd96c60d1`	redact the house endpoint the first-run status reports

Verification

cargo fmt --check · cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings exit 0 · cargo test 5255 lib + 26 integration passed, 0 failed · cargo check --features openhuman,mcp exit 0 · all three frontend typecheck gates · npm test 619 files / 5463 passed, 0 failed · assert-design-tokens.sh, assert-feature-lanes.sh, assert-toolchain-pin.sh all pass. All re-run after the rebase. After the 2026-09-14 merge of main, nothing was re-run locally. The merged head is verified by CI only.

Not verified: no browser pass — no UI surface changed beyond one inline error string and a maxLength, and every behaviour is covered host-side.

Every test value is an obvious fake. No real credential was used, written or logged, and nothing was cleared from a live company.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Custom provider names are limited to 80 characters, with clear validation messages and safe handling of pasted text.
- Provider endpoint URLs containing embedded usernames or passwords are rejected.
Bug Fixes
- Credentials are redacted from endpoint values shown in errors, logs, responses, status information, and setup results.
- Credential details are also removed from provider failure responses.
- Uppercase and variably formatted URL schemes are handled correctly.
- Overly long legacy credential keys are handled as absent instead of producing storage errors.
Documentation
- Added guidance on endpoint credential rejection, redaction, and existing persisted endpoints.

`Bundle::legacy_secret` slugs the whole key into one path component with no length bound, unlike the canonical `Bundle::secret`, which is digest-truncated. A key past `NAME_MAX` made the kernel answer `ENAMETOOLONG` rather than `ENOENT`, and both callers surfaced that as a store error. `get` turned a plain credential read into a 500. `set`'s clear path had already written the canonical file before it went looking for a legacy file to revoke, so clearing a credential returned an error with the key already truncated to zero bytes and the record still listed. A name too long to be a path component cannot name a file that exists, so `ENAMETOOLONG` reads as absent, exactly like `ENOENT`. Every other error kind still propagates.

… carries a credential Two rules the provider write plane did not hold. The name had no length limit, and `slugify` turns it into the address of a secret (`provider/<slug>/key`). An unbounded name produced an unbounded secret key, which is how a long name reached the filesystem store's legacy path and broke it. Eighty characters, matching `MAX_DISPLAY_NAME_CHARS` — the bound this codebase already uses for the other name a person types and reads back in a list. It also keeps the derived key inside the canonical secret filename budget, so a provider's credential file stays the readable `%k-` form. Enforced on the name in `plan_add` and `edit_provider`, and on the derived slug in `check_slug` — the function that stands between a typed name and a secret address. An endpoint may carry userinfo (`http://user:password@host/v1`), and nothing refused one. `endpoint_refusal` says which of the two reasons an endpoint was rejected for, and the draft probe refuses a credentialed URL before it makes the request rather than after.

An endpoint URL can carry userinfo. Nothing refused one on the way in, and several places interpolated the stored string on the way out — including the catalog-read failure note and the `base_url` field of the company status read, which is a `ScopedCompany` route every console reader calls on every page load. Two independent mechanisms, because already-stored values and values arriving from a manifest or `OPENCOMPANY_INFERENCE_URL` are not covered by a rule applied at the point of entry: - `catalogue::endpoint_has_credentials` refuses such an endpoint wherever one is accepted — `normalize_local_endpoint`, which every stored endpoint passes through, and `validate_parts`, the manifest and console-`PUT` half of the same rule. It is the same class of rule as the existing `api_key_secret` check beside it. - `catalogue::redact_endpoint` masks the userinfo wherever an endpoint is *said* — both catalog DTOs and their failure notes, the status and managed DTOs, the provider list, the no-key advisory and the probe failure reading. The endpoint used to make the request is untouched. The console mirrors both rules so the operator is told beside the field rather than after a round trip, and `types.ts` no longer claims no shape in it can carry a credential without saying which field could.

…path Two more places built a message out of the raw endpoint, both found by the new end-to-end test rather than by reading: - `inference_models::fetch_catalog` writes `request to {url} failed: {error}`. `reqwest` had already masked the userinfo in its own half of that string; our half put it back, and the result is the text the catalog route returns to the console. - `probe::probe_models` does the same into `ProbeFailure::raw`, which reaches a host log — and a log is disk. Tests cover the three reported paths (never stored, not echoed in the catalog-read failure, redacted in the read DTO and in a provider row), an `@` in a path not being mistaken for a credential, a password that itself contains an `@`, and the provider name at the bound, past it, and through the clear-path write that used to fail after truncating the key.

…slots A `base_url` is the fifth place a credential can hide and the only one of them that is read back on a non-admin route. Says which mechanism covers which population, why the failure-text case is the subtle one, and why the refusal cannot brick a company already running on such an endpoint.

`model_unavailable_advice` tells the operator to `GET {models_url}`, built from the company's `base_url`. That sentence reaches the console and gets screenshotted into tickets, so an endpoint carrying userinfo put the credential there too. Redacted inside the function rather than at its two call sites, so a third caller cannot reintroduce it.

`InferenceReadyDto.base_url` reported `OPENCOMPANY_INFERENCE_URL` verbatim, on the reasoning that a URL is not a secret. A URL can carry userinfo, and this is the one endpoint no input rule this workload holds could have kept clean: the deployer sets it, not a tenant.

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Inference endpoints now reject embedded credentials and redact endpoint values in validation errors, DTOs, logs, cached failures, and operator messages. Provider names are limited to 80 characters. Legacy secret handling treats over-long paths as absent.

Changes

Inference protection

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Endpoint detection and refusal `src/company/inference/catalogue.rs`, `src/company/inference.rs`, `src/server/ops/inference/providers.rs`, `src/server/setup.rs`	Shared helpers detect and redact URL userinfo. Endpoint validation rejects credential-bearing URLs. Setup normalization handles varied HTTP scheme forms.
Provider validation and secret-key bounds `src/company/inference/store.rs`, `src/server/ops/inference/providers.rs`, `src/server/ops/inference.rs`, `src/store/fs.rs`	Provider names are limited to 80 characters. Add and edit paths apply the same validation. Over-long legacy secret paths are treated as absent.
Runtime endpoint redaction `src/company/inference/probe.rs`, `src/server/inference_models.rs`, `src/server/setup.rs`, `src/server/ops/inference.rs`, `src/harness/built_in/provider.rs`	Endpoint values are redacted in probes, catalog failures, DTOs, logs, cached messages, and operator advice. Requests retain their destination URL. Probe failure bodies also scrub credential forms.
Frontend validation and documentation `frontend/src/inference/connect.ts`, `frontend/src/inference/ProviderConnectDialog.tsx`, `frontend/test/unit/inference-connect.test.ts`, `frontend/src/inference/types.ts`, `docs/modules/inference/credentials.md`	The frontend mirrors endpoint and provider-name validation, clamps names by Unicode code points, provides credential-specific guidance, preserves unchanged stored endpoints during edits, and documents endpoint handling.

Priority: ⚪ Pending latest changes

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ProviderConnectDialog
  participant ProviderRoutes
  participant EndpointCatalogue
  participant OperatorOutput
  ProviderConnectDialog->>ProviderRoutes: submit provider name and endpoint
  ProviderRoutes->>EndpointCatalogue: detect credentials and normalize endpoint
  EndpointCatalogue-->>ProviderRoutes: refusal or accepted endpoint
  ProviderRoutes->>OperatorOutput: return redacted endpoint or refusal message

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This change correctly stops new inference endpoints from carrying usernames or passwords and masks endpoints in responses, logs, and setup output. Two gaps remain: an endpoint saved before this change can still send its embedded password over an unencrypted connection when its provider is tested, and an API key echoed back by a provider's error response can still end up in server logs. Both are small, contained fixes worth making before merge.

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6 changed behaviours across 10 relationships. 6 surrounding behaviours are shown (60 graph nodes walked). 39 further behaviours left out to keep the diagram readable.

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  n4["slugify<br/>changed"]:::changed
  n5["normalize_setup_base_url<br/>changed"]:::changed
  n6["Option"]:::impacted
  n7["format"]:::impacted
  n8["Result"]:::impacted
  n9["add_provider"]:::impacted
  n10["filter"]:::impacted
  n11["iter"]:::impacted
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            status.as_u16(),
            status.canonical_reason().unwrap_or("error"),
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+            scrub_endpoint_credential(&url, body.trim())


Scrub the supplied API key from probe failures

When a probed endpoint returns a 4xx body that echoes an explicitly supplied Authorization: Bearer sk-secret or Anthropic x-api-key, this scrubber only derives secrets from URL userinfo, so an ordinary URL without userinfo leaves the key untouched. The add, stored-provider, managed, and draft probe handlers subsequently write failure.raw to the host log (for example, providers.rs:468-473), persisting the credential; scrub the actual credential value and its outgoing header representation as well.

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src/company/inference/probe.rs (1)
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Sensitive Data Exposure

Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information

Reject external HTTP endpoints that contain URL userinfo. probe_models checks only the separate credential, so legacy URLs with userinfo reach reqwest, which sends Basic authentication. Include catalogue::endpoint_has_credentials(base_url) in the credential check. The existing loopback allowance remains intact.
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In `@src/company/inference/probe.rs` at line 783, Update the credential check in
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src/company/inference/catalogue.rs (2)

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Add a regression test for the exact long doubled-scheme endpoint before changing the bound. The endpoint passes directly to reqwest using url 2.5.8, but the parser's handling of a credential-bearing chain longer than eight hops is not established. Do not rely on the manual detector and the HTTP client to remain aligned without this proof.

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Sensitive Data Exposure

Reachability: External
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CWE: CWE-209 — Generation of Error Message Containing Sensitive Information

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Verification did not complete.

Verify that dependency errors are sanitized before serialization.

Endpoint redaction does not sanitize provider-controlled response bodies. If the omitted error constructors retain response content, a provider can reflect an Authorization value or another secret into a ScopedCompany response.

src/server/ops/inference.rs#L217-L220: sanitize and length-limit the catalogue error before assigning ModelCatalogDto::error.

src/server/ops/inference.rs#L1248-L1248: sanitize and length-limit raw before including it in probe failure text.

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- Line 857: Update the response-body scrubbing flow around
scrub_endpoint_credential to also remove the separately supplied API key from
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            status.as_u16(),
            status.canonical_reason().unwrap_or("error"),
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+            scrub_endpoint_credential(&url, body.trim())


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CWE: CWE-532 — Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File

Scrub the separately supplied API key from echoed response bodies.

apply_auth sends credential as a bearer token or x-api-key. An upstream can echo that header in its error body.

scrub_endpoint_credential removes only secrets derived from URL userinfo. The separate API key then remains in ProbeFailure.raw and can reach the host log. Add the presented API key and its exact header form to the scrub list.

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Redact credentials embedded in provider endpoints, and bound the provider name graycyrus/opencompany#1

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inference: add TinyHumans as an ordinary catalogue provider (its own URL, paged catalog) #2305

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