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Corrects every claim that no longer matches the code, verified against it: - architecture.md: the initialization/runtime flows and verification tables no longer depict the removed in-pod SPIFFE Helper and Client Registration sidecars (SVIDs are fetched in-process by core/spiffe; registration runs in the operator). proxy-init is described as always-injected (egress guard in proxy-sidecar/lite), not envoy-sidecar-only. Retired 'AuthProxy' name dropped. - framework-architecture.md, plugin-reference.md, cmd/agentop/README.md: the After/Claims relationship fields and the ClaimAuthorizationHeader changelog entry describe a feature that is not in the tree — replaced with the real three fields (Requires, RequiresAny, RequiresLater). on_error is documented as shipped, not 'future'. §11 open questions that contradict shipped body-mutation behavior deleted. Stale cmd/authbridge paths fixed. - CONTRIBUTING.md: PR titles must use capitalized prefixes (lowercase feat:/fix: fail the CI title check); five Go CI jobs, not four; 'Rossoctl Extensions' renamed to Cortex. - plugin-catalog.md: the OpenAI Responses API IS parsed (shipped 2026-10-06); dialects sentence corrected. - cmd/README.md: stats.address, not stats.stats_address. - litellm-budgettrack-plugin.md: references to the nonexistent rossoctl authbridge exec / cortex.py / rossoctlx.py removed. - token-broker-plugin.md: Files table points at the real package layout; same-chain example no longer contradicts its own guidance. - Smaller fixes: seven env variables not three (laptop-token-savings), real release tag (laptop-service), plugin directory convention (plugin-tutorial), extension categories (plugin-reference), orphaned MCP-parser demo section (demos/README), lineage image claims (deploy/lineage-attach), cmd/authbridge-* (core/README). Moved 'Download prebuilt binaries' from architecture.md to CONTRIBUTING.md (with the demo list replaced by a pointer to demos/README.md) so the architecture doc is about architecture. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
- Every plugin now has its own reference doc. Ten plugins that lived only in the catalog (a2a-parser, context-guru, inference-parser, inference-router, jwt-validation, lineage-telemetry, mcp-parser, opa, static-inject, token-exchange) get docs/<name>-plugin.md; static-inject's and the credential-placeholder-swap's reference material moves out of plugin-reference.md into their plugin docs. plugin-catalog.md becomes a true index (573 -> 244 lines): one summary section per plugin, config detail in the plugin's own file. - litellm-budgettrack-plugin.md renamed to litellm-budget-track-plugin.md to match the plugin's name everywhere else. - The four agent-routing guides move out of cmd/agentop/README.md (1,961 -> 1,554 lines) into docs/agents/ alongside the existing claude-code/codex/opencode guides: any-agent.md (agentop exec), bob.md, bobshell.md; the README keeps the commands and links out. The root README's agent table points at the guides. - 'Deferred to later PRs' roadmap section removed from the agentop README; t (live tail) and o (load older page) added to its keybindings table — both were implemented and in the in-app help but missing from the README. - core/plugins/README.md's table refreshed to all 17 plugins with a current inference-parser description. - 'Download prebuilt binaries' moved from architecture.md to CONTRIBUTING.md; architecture.md's demo list replaced by a pointer to demos/README.md. All 423 relative links and anchors verified resolving. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
The Kubernetes-operator persona was the one that depended on
CLAUDE.md — AI-assistant context no user reads. This closes those
gaps in the user docs:
- New docs/session-api.md: the complete session-events API reference
— endpoints (incl. the SSE stream and DELETE guards), paging,
archive behavior, the event schema field by field, and the
5-value invocation action vocabulary. Linked from session-dump,
pricing and the agentop README, which held fragments of it.
- mTLS operator configuration (per-mode inbound/outbound tables,
trust model, reload boundary, envoy-sidecar filter chains incl.
the no-in-tree-verification caveat) added to framework-
architecture.md §8a; docs/kubernetes.md no longer links users to
CLAUDE.md.
- Config reference rows that existed nowhere user-facing:
- tls_bridge: all seven fields (laptop-service.md), with the
precise reload behavior — an edit is accepted by the reloader
but the running bridge keeps its startup settings.
- spiffe: socket / mirror_files / mirror_dir (architecture.md).
- listener.skip_hosts (framework-architecture.md), with the
bypass-means-bypass warning.
- listener.roles, inbound_interception, transparent listener
addresses (cmd/README.md).
- session: ttl / max_events / max_sessions / id_headers /
client_affinity / process_attribution (framework-architecture.md).
- docs/README.md rebuilt as a complete index grouped by audience
(laptop / Kubernetes / plugins / operator reference), covering
every doc including agents/ and the new per-plugin files; the
config-section table now points at docs that actually hold the
content, and the self-confessed gaps paragraph is gone. The root
README links the index, which was previously reachable from
nowhere.
All 465 relative links and anchors verified resolving.
Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
- Drop the table one-liner intro from the ten new plugin docs: it duplicated the section's own first paragraph (and context-guru's had leaked a table cell from extraction). - bobshell.md points at bob.md for the editor's settings.json instead of 'below', which no longer follows in a standalone file; static-inject likewise drops a 'below' for the placeholder-swap section that now lives in token-exchange-plugin.md. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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- Line 237: Qualify the documented nine-variable counts to account for
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- Around line 78-79: Update the `reverse_proxy_backend` documentation to state
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- Line 223: Update the installation instructions around `sudo mv` so the macOS
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- Line 112: Normalize the end of each listed file so it ends with exactly one
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- Line 887: Change the “Skipping infrastructure hosts (`listener.skip_hosts`)”
heading from level four to level three so it follows the `## 9. Config
hot-reload` section in the document outline.
Review comments at @docs/inference-parser-plugin.md:
- Around line 27-30: Update the record-publication description to distinguish
stored settlement state from a published cost record: explain that publication
requires a priced figure, prompt figure, rejection reason, or avoided cost, and
that a usable x-litellm-response-cost header may supply a price without a model
rate. Clarify that unpricedBy can identify an endpoint/model independently when
neither a published record nor usage-rate fallback provides a price, while
preserving the absent-versus-$0.00 distinction.
Review comments at @docs/laptop-service.md:
- Around line 415-417: Update the restart guidance near the `tls_bridge:`
configuration notes to distinguish laptop and cluster actions: keep `agentop
service restart` for laptops, and direct cluster users to restart the workload
that owns the AuthBridge sidecar using its controller-specific rollout or
recreation command.
Review comments at @docs/plugin-reference.md:
- Around line 285-286: Update the RequiresLater validation to resolve
dependencies against a matching plugin occurrence at a higher index, rather than
only the first occurrence recorded for each name; preserve the documented
behavior that duplicate entries create independent instances.
Review comments at @docs/plugin-tutorial.md:
- Around line 27-28: Add a step to the plugin tutorial before the YAML example
showing that each binary must use a build-tagged side-effect import for the
hellolog package so its init registers hello-log and plugins.Build can find it;
align the guidance with the requirement in core/plugins/README.md.
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- Line 12: Update the laptop-service guide description in the README table to
replace the self-referential “group sessions into sessions” wording with a clear
description such as “understand session grouping.”
Review comments at @docs/session-api.md:
- Around line 156-166: Update the error-contract wording in the request-level
context documentation: describe `error.message` as omitting the request URL
without claiming it always names the address, limit `upstream_tls` to typed TLS
certificate and peer-alert failures, and document that `proxy_error` covers
oversized response bodies (502) and request bodies (413).
Review comments at @docs/static-inject-plugin.md:
- Line 22: Update the Config and Fail-closed headings in the document to H2,
keeping them as sibling sections beneath the H1 title.
- Around line 24-31: Add an `inject_header` entry to the configuration table
near `placeholder`, documenting its string type, optional status, and
`Authorization` default. State that `Authorization` uses the Bearer scheme,
other headers receive the raw credential, and the inbound `Authorization` header
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| `agentop exec -- <command>` scopes Cortex routing to a single child process: | ||
| the nine proxy/CA variables in its environment, nothing written anywhere. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify the nine-variable claims.
When bundle.crt is absent, execEnv omits the four replacing CA variables. --print then serializes the smaller environment map rather than nine export lines.
cmd/agentop/README.md#L237-L237: Qualify the claim thatagentop execinjects nine variables.cmd/agentop/README.md#L242-L242: Qualify the--printoutput count.docs/agents/any-agent.md#L27-L28: Qualify the claim that the child receives nine variables.docs/agents/any-agent.md#L78-L79: Qualify the--printoutput count.
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Qualify the documented nine-variable counts to account for environments without
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| inbound-only JWT validation. `reverse_proxy_backend` is required only when | ||
| the reverse role is active. Ignored outside proxy-sidecar mode. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clarify when reverse_proxy_backend is required.
The current wording can imply that transparent interception needs a configured backend. The validator does not require one in that mode because it derives the destination from SO_ORIGINAL_DST.
State that the backend is required only when the reverse role uses reverse-proxy interception. The configuration contract confirms this exception (core/config/validate.go:90-131; core/config/config.go:786-843).
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- `reverse_proxy_backend` is required only when
- the reverse role is active. Ignored outside proxy-sidecar mode.
+ `reverse_proxy_backend` is required when the reverse role uses
+ `reverse-proxy` interception. Transparent interception derives the
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Update the `reverse_proxy_backend` documentation to state it is required only
when the reverse role uses `reverse-proxy` interception; clarify that
transparent interception derives its destination from `SO_ORIGINAL_DST`.
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| command and says so, but leaves the four replacing variables unset — the child | ||
| keeps its own public roots and only bridged hosts fail, rather than losing all | ||
| trust to a bundle with no bridge CA in it. | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Normalize the end of each file.
The end-of-file-fixer modifies these files, so the pre-commit check fails. Make each file end with exactly one newline.
docs/agents/any-agent.md#L112-L112: Normalize the file’s final newline.docs/agents/bob.md#L137-L137: Normalize the file’s final newline.docs/agents/bobshell.md#L147-L147: Normalize the file’s final newline.
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Normalize the end of each listed file so it ends with exactly one newline:
docs/agents/any-agent.md (line 112), docs/agents/bob.md (line 137), and
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| **Non-reloadable choices elsewhere.** The in-memory session store, the cost ledger, the stat server, the session API server, and the reloader itself are all process-scoped — they live from startup to shutdown. A change to `session.enabled`, `cost_ledger.enabled`, `stats.address`, `listener.session_api_addr`, or the reloader's own knobs (drain window, debounce) requires a pod restart. `session.*`, `cost_ledger.*`, `listener.*` and `mtls.*` are refused outright, per the table above; `stats.address` and the reloader's own knobs are read once at construction, so an edit there is simply not seen. | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a level-three heading.
## 9. Config hot-reload is the parent. This #### heading skips ###; markdownlint MD001 reports it. Change the heading to ### to preserve the document outline.
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Change the “Skipping infrastructure hosts (`listener.skip_hosts`)” heading from
level four to level three so it follows the `## 9. Config hot-reload` section in
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| | Understand the pipeline internals and hot-reload | [`docs/framework-architecture.md`](../docs/framework-architecture.md) | | ||
| | Run a demo | [`demos/README.md`](../demos/README.md) | | ||
| | Route a specific agent through Cortex | [`agents/`](agents/) — one guide per agent: [claude-code](agents/claude-code.md), [codex](agents/codex.md), [opencode](agents/opencode.md), [IBM Bob](agents/bob.md), [bobshell](agents/bobshell.md), [any other agent](agents/any-agent.md) | | ||
| | Run the service, group sessions into sessions, troubleshoot | [`laptop-service.md`](laptop-service.md) | |
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Clarify the laptop-service guide description.
“Group sessions into sessions” is self-referential. Replace it with a clear description, such as “understand session grouping.”
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Update the laptop-service guide description in the README table to replace the
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| context. **A 502 here is not always the upstream's answer:** when the | ||
| exchange with the upstream fails — timeout, refusal, DNS, TLS, a body that | ||
| breaks off mid-read — the proxy synthesizes the 502 itself, with `error.kind` | ||
| saying which (`upstream_timeout`, `upstream_refused`, `upstream_dns`, | ||
| `upstream_tls`, else `upstream_error`) and `error.message` naming the address | ||
| but never the request URL, whose query string can carry an API key. | ||
| `error.kind: "proxy_error"` is the one that is the proxy's own: a response | ||
| over the listener's body-size cap. A 499 with `error.kind: "client_canceled"` | ||
| is the client hanging up first — since neither proxy times out a slow | ||
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Correct the documented error contract.
The JSON field names and SSE encoding match the implementation. The error descriptions need narrower wording:
error.messageomits the request URL, but it does not always name the address.- Only typed TLS certificate and peer-alert failures use
upstream_tls; other TLS failures can useupstream_error. proxy_erroralso covers oversized request bodies, which produce413, not only oversized response bodies.
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- `error.kind` saying which (`upstream_timeout`, `upstream_refused`, `upstream_dns`,
- `upstream_tls`, else `upstream_error`) and `error.message` naming the address
- but never the request URL, whose query string can carry an API key.
- `error.kind: "proxy_error"` is the one that is the proxy's own: a response
- over the listener's body-size cap. A 499 with `error.kind: "client_canceled"`
+ `error.kind` classifying the failure (`upstream_timeout`, `upstream_refused`,
+ `upstream_dns`, typed `upstream_tls`, else `upstream_error`). `error.message`
+ contains the underlying cause without the request URL, whose query string can
+ carry an API key. `error.kind: "proxy_error"` identifies a proxy-enforced
+ body-size limit: an oversized response produces `502`, and an oversized
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Update the error-contract wording in the request-level context documentation:
describe `error.message` as omitting the request URL without claiming it always
names the address, limit `upstream_tls` to typed TLS certificate and peer-alert
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Use H2 headings for both sections.
Line 22 jumps from the H1 title to H3, which markdownlint flags as MD001. Change Config and Fail-closed to H2 so they remain sibling sections in the document outline.
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| | Field | Type | Required | Default | Notes | | ||
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| | `source` | string | yes | — | `secret_dir` or `mappings`. | | ||
| | `secret_dir` | string | when `source: secret_dir` | — | Directory containing one file per credential key; read via the same whitespace-trimmed `config.ReadCredentialFile` convention other plugins use for file-sourced values (see [File-sourced values](plugin-reference.md#file-sourced-values)). | | ||
| | `mappings` | map[string]string | when `source: mappings` | — | Inline key→credential map. Tests/dev only — do not put real secrets in YAML. | | ||
| | `key_by` | string | no | `host` | `host` (resolve by the outbound request's destination host) or `static` (always use `key`). | | ||
| | `key` | string | when `key_by: static` | — | The single lookup key used when `key_by` is `static`. | | ||
| | `placeholder` | string | no | — | When set, injection only proceeds if the inbound bearer equals this exact string. | |
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Document inject_header in the configuration table.
The plugin supports inject_header. It defaults to Authorization. Other values receive the raw credential, and the original Authorization header is removed.
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| `placeholder` | string | no | — | When set, injection only proceeds if the inbound bearer equals this exact string. |
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| | `source` | string | yes | — | `secret_dir` or `mappings`. | | |
| | `secret_dir` | string | when `source: secret_dir` | — | Directory containing one file per credential key; read via the same whitespace-trimmed `config.ReadCredentialFile` convention other plugins use for file-sourced values (see [File-sourced values](plugin-reference.md#file-sourced-values)). | | |
| | `mappings` | map[string]string | when `source: mappings` | — | Inline key→credential map. Tests/dev only — do not put real secrets in YAML. | | |
| | `key_by` | string | no | `host` | `host` (resolve by the outbound request's destination host) or `static` (always use `key`). | | |
| | `key` | string | when `key_by: static` | — | The single lookup key used when `key_by` is `static`. | | |
| | `placeholder` | string | no | — | When set, injection only proceeds if the inbound bearer equals this exact string. | | |
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| | `source` | string | yes | — | `secret_dir` or `mappings`. | | |
| | `secret_dir` | string | when `source: secret_dir` | — | Directory containing one file per credential key; read via the same whitespace-trimmed `config.ReadCredentialFile` convention other plugins use for file-sourced values (see [File-sourced values](plugin-reference.md#file-sourced-values)). | | |
| | `mappings` | map[string]string | when `source: mappings` | — | Inline key→credential map. Tests/dev only — do not put real secrets in YAML. | | |
| | `key_by` | string | no | `host` | `host` (resolve by the outbound request's destination host) or `static` (always use `key`). | | |
| | `key` | string | when `key_by: static` | — | The single lookup key used when `key_by` is `static`. | | |
| | `placeholder` | string | no | — | When set, injection only proceeds if the inbound bearer equals this exact string. | | |
| | `inject_header` | string | no | `Authorization` | Header that receives the credential. `Authorization` uses the `Bearer` scheme; other headers receive the raw credential, and the inbound `Authorization` header is removed. | |
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Add an `inject_header` entry to the configuration table near `placeholder`,
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| Token Broker can be composed with other plugins in the outbound pipeline. It is | ||
| an alternative to `token-exchange`, not a complement — a given outbound chain | ||
| uses one or the other, since both replace the outbound Authorization header: |
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Document route overlap and ordering constraints.
token-broker continues when the host is not a broker route. token-exchange also passes through unmatched routes when its default policy is passthrough. Both plugins can therefore share a pipeline when their route sets are disjoint. Overlapping routes require explicit ordering or a single plugin for those hosts.
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### Pipeline Composition
-Token Broker can be composed with other plugins in the outbound pipeline. It is
-an alternative to `token-exchange`, not a complement — a given outbound chain
-uses one or the other, since both replace the outbound Authorization header:
+Token Broker can be composed with `token-exchange` in the outbound pipeline
+when their route sets are disjoint. Configure unmatched routes to pass through
+so each plugin handles only its own hosts. If routes overlap, use one plugin
+for those hosts or document the required plugin order, since both can replace
+the outbound `Authorization` header:
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| Token Broker can be composed with other plugins in the outbound pipeline. It is | |
| an alternative to `token-exchange`, not a complement — a given outbound chain | |
| uses one or the other, since both replace the outbound Authorization header: | |
| Token Broker can be composed with `token-exchange` in the outbound pipeline | |
| when their route sets are disjoint. Configure unmatched routes to pass through | |
| so each plugin handles only its own hosts. If routes overlap, use one plugin | |
| for those hosts or document the required plugin order, since both can replace | |
| the outbound `Authorization` header: |
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Update the Token Broker composition guidance to explain that it can share an
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TestOpenCodeDocs_AFailedRestartNamesTheCommandAgentopPrints pins that cmd/agentop/README.md says what a failed restart does, naming `opencode service restart` — the command agentop prints for it. The opencode section's replacement stub omitted that sentence; CI caught it. Verified: go test -run TestOpenCodeDocs ./cmd/agentop passes, and the full agentop suite passes (356s). Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: CONTRIBUTING's quarantine step ran after sudo mv, when ./agentop no longer names the binary; litellm-budget-track's config error named the deleted docs/litellm-budgettrack-plugin.md; inference-parser-plugin said 'two dialects' over a list of three. Files: CONTRIBUTING.md, core/plugins/litellm_budgettrack/plugin.go, core/plugins/litellm_budgettrack/plugin_test.go, docs/inference-parser-plugin.md TestConfigErrorNamesExistingDoc pins the doc-existence rule; it fails on the pre-fix error string. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: CONTRIBUTING and CLAUDE.md claimed the PR-title check is
case-sensitive (it sets prefix_case_sensitive: false, and
release_notes.sh lowercases before matching - pinned by
release_notes_test.sh 'the prefix matches case-insensitively');
session-api.md's example showed promptContext as a bare number where
the wire carries {tokens, stated, at, msgs}; token-exchange-plugin.md
claimed the placeholder is resolved only after a route match (the
lookup runs first, and the resolved token is used only by the
exchange, never written back to the request headers).
Files: CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, core/sessionapi/doc_example_test.go,
docs/session-api.md, docs/token-exchange-plugin.md
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type; it failed on the pre-fix bare-number example.
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tokens,stated,at, andmsgs, andpipeline.PromptContextdeclares all four JSON tags. The test only assertsTokens. Add literal-key checks for all four fields, then retain the typed unmarshal to validate their values. A missing or misspelled key must fail the test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| normal exchange. An unresolvable placeholder (unknown or expired — | ||
| e.g. after a sidecar restart) is **denied, fail-closed**; the opaque | ||
| string is never sent to an upstream. A non-placeholder bearer skips | ||
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Describe normal route handling, not guaranteed exchange.
A non-placeholder bearer can follow the default passthrough policy when no route matches, so it does not always run an exchange. State that it continues through normal route and default_policy handling. The supplied core/plugins/tokenexchange/plugin.go context shows the unmatched-route passthrough branch.
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Fixes review: the promptContext doc-example test matched the file's first occurrence, so a second one elsewhere could silently re-target it. Review nit on text the previous round wrote; also the push that carries it re-triggers CI, whose synchronize event for 81978e2 was dropped (zero runs at that head, while other PRs' events ran). Files: core/sessionapi/doc_example_test.go Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Main's rossoctl#1420 extended the README's bob section with the keychain-free CA trust; this branch had moved that section to docs/agents/bob.md. Resolution per this PR's convention: the README keeps the command stub, and docs/agents/bob.md carries main's full section. Also carries main's erase-sessions (rossoctl#1422) and cpex release changes. Verified: bob + doc-pinning tests, tui suite, sessionapi suite, vet, gofmt, and the full 466-link check all pass on the merged tree. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: session-api.md, positioned as the complete reference,
listed neither DELETE /v1/sessions/{id} (shipped in rossoctl#1422, folded in
by the merge after the doc was written) nor GET /v1/usage, both
registered in server.go; litellm-budget-track-plugin.md described the
pre-d6eb9efa plugin in its overview, use case, diagram, OnResponse
steps, cost-source field names (the removed *_cost_per_token knobs and
their cache-default rule) and consumers paragraph - the plugin loads
the record inference-parser settles, holds no rates and resolves no
headers, per its own package doc; the catalog's provider-specific
paragraph claimed no cost accumulates without LiteLLM's header, but
inference-parser prices token usage from the pricing table.
Files: core/plugins/README.md, core/sessionapi/doc_endpoints_test.go,
docs/litellm-budget-track-plugin.md, docs/plugin-catalog.md,
docs/session-api.md
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server.go's registered routes against the doc; it failed on both
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Limit “cannot tell” to proxy values the command can own.
In cmd/agentop/cmd_bob.go, bobOwns (Lines 282-334) rejects URLs with credentials, a non-root path, a query, or a fragment before checking for an empty target address. Those loopback URLs are classified as not ours, so disable leaves them alone instead of prompting. Qualify “any loopback http proxy” to the bare loopback URL shape that enable writes.
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| 2. No record, or one carrying no figure → continue: nothing to accumulate | ||
| 3. Lock mutex, reset if new day | ||
| 4. Add cost to `total_spend`, increment `total_calls` | ||
| 4. Add the settled cost to `total_spend`, increment `total_calls`, and |
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Document that total_calls excludes settled zero-cost requests.
accumulate returns added == false for zero cost, and the settled-zero branch does not increment TotalCalls. Update the pricing steps and the total_calls description to state that only positively priced requests increment the counter.
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Main's rossoctl#1421 folded configure bobshell into configure bob (one command, two faces). Resolution per this PR's convention: the READMEs take main's merged-command text, docs/agents/bobshell.md folds into bob.md as 'The shell half' (its rc-file rules, commands updated), and the guide links point there. Verified: bob test suite passes, full 469-link check clean. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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Clean docs-audit overhaul. Verified the audit's accuracy against the code at HEAD, not just internal consistency: the three hardest-to-verify claims all check out — the PR-title verifier sets prefix_case_sensitive: false and release_notes.sh lowercases before matching (so the corrected case rule is right), and core/reloader/reloader.go's validateReloadable guards mode/listener.*/cost_ledger.*/session.*/mtls.* but not tls_bridge.* (so the "reload accepted but ignored" note is accurate). Every markdown link target introduced by the diff resolves to a file present at HEAD, and the renamed litellm-budget-track-plugin.md exists while the old name is gone. The one Go change is a doc-filename correction with a well-formed regression test (TestConfigErrorNamesExistingDoc).
Author: huang195 (MEMBER — maintainer)
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Commits: 11 commits, all signed-off: yes; all titles use capitalized conventional prefixes
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A full audit of the doc set (staleness vs code, coverage, navigation — every finding verified against the code) followed by the fixes. Five commits, each independently reviewable:
1. Staleness fixes (
9e3beadc)Every claim that no longer matched the code:
architecture.md: the initialization/runtime flows and verification tables depicted the removed in-podSPIFFE HelperandClient Registrationsidecars — rewritten to the current truth (SVIDs in-process viacore/spiffe; registration in the operator). proxy-init described as envoy-sidecar-only in four places — it is always-injected (egress guard in proxy-sidecar/lite). Retired "AuthProxy" name dropped.After/Claimsfeature documented inframework-architecture.mdandcmd/agentop/README.md, including a changelog entry for aClaimAuthorizationHeadermutex none of which is in the tree — replaced with the real three fields (Requires,RequiresAny,RequiresLater, which was itself undocumented).CONTRIBUTING.md: prescribed lowercasefeat:/fix:PR titles, which the CI title check rejects — now documents the capitalized-prefix rule. "Rossoctl Extensions" → Cortex.plugin-catalog.md: claimed the OpenAI Responses API "is not parsed" — it shipped 2026-10-06 (inferenceparser/dialect.go).cmd/README.md:stats.stats_address→stats.address(the yaml key; the documented spelling was silently ignored).litellm-budget-track-plugin.mdreferenced three nonexistent programs (rossoctl authbridge exec,cortex.py,rossoctlx.py);token-broker-plugin.md's Files table had five dead paths and its example contradicted its own one-or-the-other rule; plus smaller fixes across 16 files.2. Restructure (
1c249738)docs/<name>-plugin.md;static-inject's and the credential-placeholder-swap's reference material moves out ofplugin-reference.md.plugin-catalog.mdbecomes a true index (573 → 244 lines).litellm-budgettrack-plugin.mdrenamed to match the plugin's name.cmd/agentop/README.md(1,961 → 1,554 lines) intodocs/agents/alongside the existing claude-code/codex/opencode guides. The roadmap section is gone; thetandokeys — implemented and in the in-app help but missing from the README — are now in its keybindings table.3. Missing operator references (
86f9d8f5)The Kubernetes-operator persona depended on
CLAUDE.md, which no user reads:docs/session-api.md— the complete session-events API reference (endpoints incl. SSE, event schema, action vocabulary), previously scattered in fragments.framework-architecture.md§8a;kubernetes.mdno longer links users toCLAUDE.md.tls_bridge:fields, thespiffe:block,listener.skip_hosts,listener.roles+ interception keys, operator-sidesession:limits.docs/README.mdrebuilt as a complete index grouped by audience — it previously covered 10 of 23 docs and was linked from nowhere; the root README now links it.Review rounds
a1739c84— CI caught that the opencode section's replacement stub dropped the failed-restart sentenceTestOpenCodeDocs_AFailedRestartNamesTheCommandAgentopPrintspins. Restored; full agentop suite passes.5dd9ac8a— review must-fixes: CONTRIBUTING's quarantine step reordered to run while./agentopstill names the binary;litellm-budget-track's config error and comment now name the renamed doc (pinned by the newTestConfigErrorNamesExistingDoc, red on the pre-fix string); "two dialects" → three.81978e20— final-review must-fixes: the PR-title case-sensitivity claim was inverted (the check setsprefix_case_sensitive: falseandrelease_notes.shlowercases before matching — pinned by its own test; CLAUDE.md's identical claim corrected too); session-api.md'spromptContextexample now shows the wire object{tokens, stated, at, msgs}(pinned byTestDocExamplePromptContextMatchesWire, red on the bare number); token-exchange-plugin.md's resolve-order claim now states the real mechanism (lookup before the route match; the resolved token feeds the exchange only, never the forwarded headers).Verification
pre-commitclean on all changed files. Rounds 1–3 are docs-only;5dd9ac8aalso touchescore/plugins/litellm_budgettrack(error string + test — package tests, vet and gofmt clean).tls_bridgereload note documents the measured behavior precisely: the reloader accepts the edit while the running bridge keeps its startup settings (core/reloader/reloader.go:validateReloadableguardsmode/listener.*/cost_ledger.*/session.*/mtls.*but nottls_bridge.*).Deferred
Suggestions and nits from the review, deliberately not folded into this PR:
static-inject-plugin.md: config table omitsinject_header(extraction merge failed silently); prose framesAuthorizationas always.session-api.md: omitsGET /v1/usageand?view=summary;proxy_errorscope should include 413 request-body overflows.session-dump.md(3 places) andcmd/README.md:36-40still point readers atCLAUDE.mdfor content now insession-api.md.inference-parser-plugin.md: body gate should name the Responses dialect'sinputgate; the no-rate case's "record still carries token counts" claim is wrong (cost.go:100).token-exchange-plugin.md:default_policy: exchangetrailing clause inverts the no-route condition; "Supports Keycloak, Entra ID, Okta" — only Keycloak is registered.plugin-tutorial.mdstep 1's YAML fails on stock builds (build-tagged import arrives in step 6).cmd/README.md:reverse_proxy_backendrule omits the transparent-interception exemption;opa-plugin.md'sincludedefault isn't lean/empty (mcp.params.name/urialways on).token-broker-plugin.md: "use one or the other" overstates — both on a chain degrades rather than fails.plugin-reference.md:RequiresLatersection omits the duplicate-name first-occurrence rule;jwt-validation-plugin.md's audience-required rule mirrors the code's own description butallowed_audiences-alone may be valid.cmd/cortexwires mTLS" (cpex does too), quarantine bullet names onlyagentopthoughcortexships the same way.doc_endpoints_test.gois one-directional (catches doc-omitted routes, not doc-listed unregistered ones) and hardcodes server.go as the registration site; the plugin's in-code Description ("response header or priced token usage") still names the header, rendered by /v1/plugins and the Catalog pane.litellm-budget-track-plugin.md"only cost-tracking mechanism" overstatement;token-broker-plugin.md"Returns 502" row (broker status passes through);plugin-reference.md"Both are chain-scoped" leftover;session-api.mddenial-status list understated (403/429/504) and invocations both-arrays rendering;framework-architecture.mdclient_affinitydefault "(auto)" (it is a*bool, nil = on, pins by User-Agent) and the mTLS "cert paths default to" phrasing; catalog-pane mock's single-dep rendering; CLAUDE.md's directory-tree line for plugin-catalog.md; pre-existing litellm claims ("written atomically", "quantizes to micros", "streamed contributes 0");token-exchange-plugin.md's adjacent "mint on, resolve off → deny" overstatement (deny only on routed hosts) and "used only by the exchange" precision (also the cache key and delegation-hop record); the doc-example test's first-occurrence regex anchoring.dependabot.yml's stale proxy-init label,demos/hr-cpex/k8s/30-agent.yaml's silently-ignoredstats_address, pre-existinglitellm-budgettrackcomments inforwardproxy.if: false), so no wordlist pass was needed.Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com
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