Vouch request: fede-kamel #3888
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Prior contributions to NVIDIA repositories, for reference:
OpenShell issues filed while preparing and testing this change: #3879 (design), #3880, #3881, #3882, #3883, #3884. |
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/vouch |
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@fede-kamel has been vouched by @johntmyers. You can now submit pull requests to OpenShell. Welcome aboard. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting. |
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Thanks again for the vouch, @johntmyers. I've opened four PRs since, each fixing an issue I filed and each probed live before and after on the released 0.1.2 build:
#3923 has been through gator review; the last finding is fixed and waiting on its re-check. When someone has a moment, could a maintainer:
The before/after probe results for the two behavior fixes are in the #3923 and #3924 threads. Happy to adjust scope or split anything up. |
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What do you want to work on?
I’d like to add OCI Generative AI support to OpenShell. I opened issue #3879 and prepared PR #3885 with a provider configuration, tests, and documentation for OCI’s OpenAI-compatible endpoints. This first change uses bearer authentication; OCI request signing and principal-based credentials are separate follow-ups for discussion with maintainers.
Why this change?
I work on OCI Generative AI integrations at Oracle and want to make it usable through OpenShell. This would let OCI users call supported models while keeping real credentials outside the sandbox. I tested the integration against live OCI endpoints, including streaming, tool calling, vision, embeddings, and the Responses API.
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