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The picker records its selection in config.default_model (the web-chat turn path stores the per-turn model_override there), but provider_for_role never consulted it: with an unset chat_provider the turn silently fell through to the managed backend and failed with 401 'session expired' on local-only profiles. When default_model names an explicit provider route (a configured cloud slug, a local runtime, or a claude-code/SDK provider), the chat-tier roles now use it instead of the managed fallback. Hints, managed catalog pins, bare model ids, unknown slugs, and the background specialist roles keep the previous behaviour, and an explicitly configured role route still wins. Closes tinyhumansai#6938
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Completeness: Complete What changed`provider_for_role` in `crates/openhuman-core/src/inference/provider/factory/routing.rs` now consults a new helper, `default_model_route_for_role`, before the managed fallback: for the chat-tier roles (chat, reasoning, agentic, coding, burst) an explicit provider route named in `config.default_model` (e.g. `my-openai:gpt-4o`, `ollama:llama3`, or `claude_agent_sdk`) is returned directly instead of falling through to the managed backend. Bare `claude_agent_sdk` is the only bare provider name honoured (the SDK resolves its model from `config.claude_agent_sdk.default_model`); bare local runtimes and bare cloud slugs carry no `:model` part and fail at construction, so they keep the managed fallback rather than erroring. Non-explicit values — tier hints (`hint:chat`), managed catalog pins (`openrouter/...`), bare model ids, unknown slugs, `openhuman:`, and empty slug/model halves — keep the managed fallback, background specialist roles are unaffected, and explicitly configured role routes still win. A new sibling test module `crates/openhuman-core/src/inference/provider/factory/routing_tests.rs` covers the routing behaviour. Features
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change makes the Chat UI model picker's provider selection take effect for chat-tier roles, where it previously fell through to the managed backend. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied evidence. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Provider choices remain constrained, and existing authentication and privacy checks still apply. However, failure attribution can remain tied to a different provider than the one selected for the request, weakening recovery after certain failures. Retained concerns
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Handle the bare Claude Agent SDK provider
The bare claude_agent_sdk value is a valid provider sentinel (CLAUDE_AGENT_SDK_PROVIDER), and the existing routing and credential checks explicitly support it. However, split_once(':')? returns None before the later dm == CLAUDE_AGENT_SDK_PROVIDER check can run, so selecting the SDK without a model in default_model still falls through to the managed backend. Handle this sentinel before requiring a colon.
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Handle bare cloud slugs consistently with credential gating
This newly accepts a bare configured cloud slug such as my-openai, but the downstream credential check only treats concrete <slug>:<model> routes as usable. role_bypasses_managed_credits will therefore resolve this as non-managed while route_has_usable_credentials returns false, leaving the managed-credits gate enabled for a valid BYOK selection. The cloud factory contract also documents configured cloud routes as <slug>:<model>, so a bare slug may not produce a usable chat model at all. Either reject bare configured cloud slugs here, or update the downstream route resolution and credential handling to give them a defined model and credential path.
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Recognize bare cloud routes in the credits gate
This newly accepts a bare configured cloud slug as a route, but route_has_usable_credentials only checks cloud credentials after split_once(':'). Consequently, selecting a configured BYOK provider without a model routes the request to that provider while role_bypasses_managed_credits reports it as not usable, so users can be incorrectly held behind the managed-credits gate. Make credential detection handle bare configured cloud slugs consistently, or do not accept them here.
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Drive the new default_model provider route end to end
The new routing branch is the behavioural fix (#6938): a picked BYOK/local model in default_model should route the chat turn away from the managed backend. No end-to-end test reaches it. All existing Rust E2E harnesses write default_model = "e2e-mock-model" (a bare model id that default_model_route_for_role intentionally rejects) and pass "model_override": "e2e-mock-model", so the Rust E2E (mock backend) job only ever exercises the managed fallback this change must not disturb. What a test would have to do: seed config.toml with a configured cloud provider entry (slug, endpoint pointing at the mock backend) plus default_model = "<slug>:<model>", send a web-chat turn via openhuman.channel_web_chat, and assert the upstream request lands on the provider endpoint rather than the managed backend. Without it, a regression that reverts to ignoring default_model passes the whole E2E suite silently.
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CodeRabbit review on tinyhumansai#6996: bare local runtimes (ollama, lmstudio, mlx, omlx, local-openai) and bare cloud slugs carry no :model part and fail at chat-model construction (empty_model_err / unresolved provider), so routing them there would trade the managed fallback for a build-time error. Narrow the bare-provider branch to claude_agent_sdk only, which resolves its model from config.claude_agent_sdk.default_model. Bare ollama / bare cloud slugs keep the managed fallback; tests updated.
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provider_for_rolenow honours an explicit provider route recorded inconfig.default_modelfor the chat-tier roles (chat,reasoning,agentic,coding,burst) when the role's own route is unset, instead of silently falling back to the managed backend.model_overrideindefault_model), so a picked BYOK/local model now actually routes the turn instead of 401ing as "session expired".openrouter/...), bare model ids, unknown slugs, and the background specialist roles (vision,memory/summarization,embeddings).Problem
Closes #6938. On a local-only profile, picking a model in the Chat UI's model picker had no effect on routing: every turn failed with
managed invoke/stream failed: status=401 ... "Invalid token" "UNAUTHORIZED", surfaced misleadingly as "Your OpenHuman session has expired". Root cause:create_turn_chat_model_with_native_tools_and_route_innerchecksresolves_to_managed_backend(role, config)before consulting the turn's chosen model, and role resolution (provider_for_role) never consultedconfig.default_model— the only place the picker records its selection.Solution
default_model_route_for_rolehelper incrates/openhuman-core/src/inference/provider/factory/routing.rs: returns thedefault_modelstring as the role's route only when it parses as an explicit provider route (a configured cloud slug, a local runtime string, or a claude-code/SDK provider) for a chat-tier role.provider_for_roleconsults it in the unset-route fall-through branch, beforeresolve_primary_cloud_provider_string. An explicitly configured role route still wins; the Pinning one chat-tier BYOK route silently re-routes the other two #6109 "each route stands alone" invariant is preserved (covered by tests).Submission Checklist
routing_tests.rscovers the helper and its integration intoprovider_for_roleN/A: behaviour-only change(extends existing feature 13.3.8, no rows added/removed/renamed)## RelatedN/A: no release-cut surfaces touchedCloses #NNNin the## RelatedsectionImpact
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provider_for_role), which Fix composer routing for selected and persisted models #6978 does not touch. No file overlap; the two compose (an explicit role route set by either path still wins).docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.mdAI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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cargo check -p openhuman --lib— pass (EXIT 0)cargo fmt --check -p openhuman— cleanpnpm rust:layout(scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs) — passrouting_tests(11 tests) — pass; see note belowclaude_agent_sdkwas dropped bysplit_once(':')?before the explicit provider check; it is now honoured (the SDK resolves its model fromconfig.claude_agent_sdk.default_model). Follow-up CodeRabbit finding also fixed: bareollama/ bare cloud slugs are NOT honoured — they carry no:modelpart and fail at construction, so they keep the managed fallback; 4 regression testspnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— pass (prettier clean;cargo fmt --checkclean on both manifests)pnpm typecheck(pnpm --filter openhuman-app compile,tsc --noEmit) — pass, no errorsValidation Blocked
command:cargo test -p openhuman --lib routing_testserror:the full lib test binary cannot link on this 7 GB dev machine — rustc is SIGKILLed by the OOM killer during codegen of the giantopenhumancrate (reproduced 3x, including with-C codegen-units=1 -C debuginfo=0).impact:the 11 tests were instead executed in a standalone harness containing a verified-verbatim copy ofdefault_model_route_for_role(diffed identical modulo namespaced paths), verbatim copies of theis_local_provider_stringpredicate chain, and faithful replicas of theprovider_for_rolefall-through branch andresolves_to_managed_backend(each verified against source, including theresolve_primary_cloud_provider_string→"openhuman"default for the configs under test): 11/11 pass with the fix; the 2 corrected bare-form negatives fail against the intermediate function (bare-claude_agent_sdkpositive, bare-openainegative, and all 7 original tests pass in both). Every type used by the real test file (Config::default,CloudProviderCredsfields + itsDefaultimpl,AuthStyle::Bearer,pub(crate)visibility) was verified against the real definitions, andcargo check -p openhuman --libtype-checks the real fix. The full suite should run in CI.Behavior Changes
config.default_modelwhen their own route is unsetParity Contract
resolves_to_managed_backendand the managed-credits gate derive from the sameprovider_for_role, so they stay consistentDuplicate / Superseded PR Handling
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