feat: complete account API service forwarding and polling - #338
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe proxy now supports validated API-key account-service requests, native response passthrough, streaming, asynchronous media-job polling, and updated account-service documentation. Tests cover URL validation, authentication, header handling, quota responses, streaming, and polling. ChangesAccount service mode
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The proxy can use the wrong account credentials after reuse, long-running jobs may retain connection resources, and bundled skills can issue invalid calls or mishandle valid results. These issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant proxy.ts
participant createApiKeyFetch
participant AccountAPI
participant pollApiKeyJob
Client->>proxy.ts: Send account API request
proxy.ts->>createApiKeyFetch: Build validated bearer-authenticated fetch
createApiKeyFetch->>AccountAPI: Forward request without payment headers
AccountAPI-->>proxy.ts: Return response or asynchronous job
proxy.ts->>pollApiKeyJob: Poll media job when required
pollApiKeyJob->>AccountAPI: Request job status
AccountAPI-->>Client: Return streamed or completed response
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- Line 2180: Update the accountPassthrough response handling to set
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2438-2449: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftAuthorization Bypass (CWE-863): Incorrect Authorization
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Reject existing-proxy reuse unless credential identity matches.
The normal reuse path checks only
authMode. API key B can therefore reuse a proxy running with API key A.The
EADDRINUSEpath dropsexistingProxy2.authModeand returns a handle with the caller'sauthMode. An API-key caller can therefore reuse a wallet proxy.Preserve
authModeand a non-secret, collision-resistant API-key identity through both reuse paths. Reject auth-mode or API-key identity mismatches. Add regressions for both cases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 468: Update the README billing language near the account API-key and
wallet/x402 model descriptions so the $0.001/transaction settlement fee is
explicitly limited to wallet/x402 billing, consistent with the account-mode
no-per-call-fee statement. Keep the existing pricing details unchanged.
In `@skills/imagegen/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 25-27: Update the image-generation introduction near the payment
guidance to describe both configured account/API-key prepaid-credit billing and
wallet-based x402 billing, removing the stale “Payment is automatic via x402”
wording while preserving the existing mode-specific guidance.
In `@skills/predexon/SKILL.md`:
- Line 352: Update the Predexon tool-result guidance to describe that buildTool
returns the raw upstream payload in details and serializes the same payload in
content, rather than wrapping responses in data. Remove the response.data
requirement and direct consumers to use the established details/content fields.
In `@skills/surf/SKILL.md`:
- Line 239: Reconcile the Surf cost example with the pricing table: update the
component prices or the stated total so the arithmetic matches, ensuring the
`/surf/onchain/schema` and `/surf/onchain/sql` prices remain consistent with
their Tier 3 pricing.
- Line 255: Update the agent-call instruction near the existing tool guidance to
use the available local HTTP /v1/surf/* proxy path instead of nonexistent
blockrun_surf_* tools, matching the invocation pattern shown in the endpoint
examples. Leave the endpoint and proxy-whitelist documentation unchanged.
In `@src/api-key.ts`:
- Around line 233-237: Update the polling loop around polled.clone().json() to
explicitly cancel the original polled.body for queued or in-progress responses
before continuing to the next poll, while preserving the completed and
failed/cancelled return and throw paths. Add a regression test that records
ReadableStream.cancel() for a queued response and verifies cancellation occurs
before the next poll.
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In `@src/proxy.ts`:
- Around line 2438-2449: Update the existing-proxy reuse logic in src/proxy.ts
at lines 2438-2449 and 3857-3880 to preserve the proxy’s authMode and a
non-secret, collision-resistant API-key identity, rejecting reuse when either
the auth mode or API-key identity differs. Ensure the EADDRINUSE path does not
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| <!-- br:models.chatVisible -->76<!-- /br:models.chatVisible --> models across 9 providers, one wallet. **<!-- br:models.free -->7<!-- /br:models.free --> models are $0 — paid models start at fractions of a cent.** | ||
| <!-- br:models.chatVisible -->76<!-- /br:models.chatVisible --> models across 9 providers, using one account API key or wallet. **<!-- br:models.free -->7<!-- /br:models.free --> models are $0 — paid models start at fractions of a cent.** |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Scope the settlement fee to wallet mode.
Line 468 introduces account API-key billing, but Line 470 says every paid request carries a $0.001/tx settlement fee; Line 618 says API-key calls have no per-call fee. State that the settlement fee applies only to wallet/x402 billing, or document the account-mode charge. Otherwise users can misread their account charges.
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In `@README.md` at line 468, Update the README billing language near the account
API-key and wallet/x402 model descriptions so the $0.001/transaction settlement
fee is explicitly limited to wallet/x402 billing, consistent with the
account-mode no-per-call-fee statement. Keep the existing pricing details
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| - **Account API:** requests through the local proxy use the configured BlockRun key and prepaid credits. No wallet or payment-chain switch is needed. Register at [user.blockrun.ai](https://user.blockrun.ai), manage [keys](https://user.blockrun.ai/dashboard/keys), and add [credits](https://user.blockrun.ai/dashboard/credits). Check [Activity](https://user.blockrun.ai/dashboard/activity) for actual charges. | ||
| - **Wallet x402:** the proxy signs payments from the configured wallet. Preserve the user's selected chain and wallet. | ||
| - **Errors:** in account mode, 401 means check the key, 402 means check account credits/status, and 429 means respect Retry-After. Do not switch to wallet billing or resubmit an accepted media job to recover from these errors. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the stale x402-only payment statement.
The new account guidance says image requests can use prepaid credits, but Line 31 still says Payment is automatic via x402. Update the image-generation introduction to describe both modes. Otherwise API-key users receive contradictory billing instructions.
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| - Payment uses account credits in API mode, or x402 USDC in wallet mode | ||
| - Follow the mode-specific error guidance above; never move an account user to wallet billing as a recovery step. | ||
| - Retry once on 502 — Predexon can occasionally be slow | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the Predexon tool result correctly.
buildTool returns the raw upstream payload in details and serializes the same payload in content; it does not create a data field. Update the skill to use this contract, because response.data can be undefined and cause agents to miss valid fields.
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| Cost: 1 × $0.02 (schema, cached) + 1 × $0.02 (the SQL query) = **$0.04 total** for a custom 24-hour ranking that would otherwise need an indexer. | ||
| Cost: 1 × $0.0075 (schema, cached) + 1 × $0.0075 (the SQL query) = **$0.04 total** for a custom 24-hour ranking that would otherwise need an indexer. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reconcile the Surf cost example with the pricing table.
The example lists $0.0075 + $0.0075 but keeps a $0.04 total. That sum is $0.015; Line 41 also prices both /surf/onchain/schema and /surf/onchain/sql as Tier 3 at $0.020 each, which explains $0.04. Update either the component prices or the total so the example matches the tier table.
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| ClawRouter intercepts every `/v1/surf/*` request through `proxyPaidApiRequest`. The local x402 wallet auto-signs the USDC micropayment; the agent never sees the payment flow. Telemetry tags Surf calls with `tier: SURF` so `clawrouter stats` separates them from LLM, partner, and phone usage. | ||
| ClawRouter intercepts every `/v1/surf/*` request through `proxyPaidApiRequest`. Account mode adds bearer authentication; wallet mode signs the x402 payment. The agent uses the same local endpoint in both modes. Telemetry tags Surf calls with `tier: SURF` so `clawrouter stats` separates them from LLM, partner, and phone usage. | ||
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| No typed `blockrun_surf_*` tools are registered — by design. Each new BlockRun-marketplace API ships as a skill (this file) plus a one-line namespace addition to ClawRouter's proxy whitelist, so adding endpoint #85 requires zero ClawRouter release. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the local HTTP path for agent calls.
No blockrun_surf_* registrations exist. Line 58 directs agents to call nonexistent tools instead of the available /v1/surf/* proxy. Replace that instruction with the local HTTP invocation used by the endpoint examples.
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existing tool guidance to use the available local HTTP /v1/surf/* proxy path
instead of nonexistent blockrun_surf_* tools, matching the invocation pattern
shown in the endpoint examples. Leave the endpoint and proxy-whitelist
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| const data = (await polled.clone().json()) as { status?: string }; | ||
| if (data.status === "completed") return polled; | ||
| if (["failed", "cancelled", "canceled"].includes(data.status || "")) | ||
| throw new Error("Account job failed or was cancelled"); | ||
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Cancel nonterminal polling response bodies.
For queued or in-progress responses, polled.clone().json() consumes only the clone. The original polled.body remains open until garbage collection, which can retain connection and stream resources during a long-running job.
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| const data = (await polled.clone().json()) as { status?: string }; | |
| if (data.status === "completed") return polled; | |
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…back, pass account services through Rebase of PR #338 (KillerQueen-Z) onto current main. The branch was cut before today's work and conflicted across api-key.ts, proxy.ts, api-key.test.ts and README; its README and skills changes are superseded by 5375083 and are dropped. The security and correctness work is kept, with three resolutions noted below. WHAT IT BUYS - The bearer token is pinned to one origin and `redirect: "error"` refuses to follow a redirect. A redirect is the quiet way a credential leaves the host it was minted for. - `normalizeApiKeyBase` requires HTTPS (loopback excepted) and rejects credentials, query and fragment in the account URL, validated once at startup rather than per request. - Payment headers are stripped by pattern rather than by exact name, so a new x402 spelling cannot ride along on a rail that signs nothing. - `no-store` on authenticated responses. Downstream caches key on URL, not credential, so two API keys on one proxy port could otherwise share `/v1/phone/numbers` — which answers "which numbers do I own" and which upstream marks `public, max-age=3600`. - A malformed key is now fatal instead of skipped-with-a-warning. Skipping fell through to the NEXT credential, which can be a different account or a funded wallet: spending USDC because a key file was corrupt is worse than refusing to start. - Account-rail async jobs (202 + poll_url) are driven to completion. The wallet path re-signs an x402 payment per poll and there is nothing to sign here, so without it the caller got a raw 202. Polls the same signed URL rather than resubmitting, because a resubmit is a second PAID job. - The long tail of non-chat account services is forwarded verbatim, streamed rather than buffered so payload, status and SSE contract survive. THREE RESOLUTIONS WHERE THE PR AND MAIN DISAGREED 1. Kept the usage-journal write. The PR early-returned from the passthrough with "account billing is authoritative in the portal". That was true when written and is not now: `x-blockrun-cost-usd` exists and 934bea4 consumes it, so the charge is knowable locally. Dropping the row would have silently re-hidden Surf/Exa/prediction-market spend from `/stats` on the API-key rail — the exact bug fixed in 271, reintroduced. Verified after merging: surf logs $0.0075 and exa $0.01, matching what the gateway charged. 2. `no-store` is keyed on the credential, not the route. The PR set it only on its own passthrough, but the partner prefixes (/v1/phone, /v1/surf, /v1/pm) are matched earlier and are just as account-authenticated; under the PR's placement they kept upstream's caching headers. Their own regression test caught this — it asserts `no-store` on /v1/phone/numbers/owned, which the partner route serves. 3. An empty `BLOCKRUN_API_KEY` is "unset", not "malformed". The PR keyed on `!== undefined`, so `FOO=""` — the ordinary way to clear a variable in CI and container images — hard-failed startup. Empty and whitespace-only now fall through to the next source; present-but-malformed stays fatal, which is the intent without the collateral. AND ONE THE PR DID NOT COVER: `index.ts` caught resolveApiKey()'s new throw with `.catch(() => undefined)` and fell through to resolveOrGenerateWalletKey(). Individually defensible, but composed they cancel: the refusal that is the whole point of this change would have minted a wallet instead. Reported and returned rather than rethrown, since an unhandled rejection in plugin registration takes OpenClaw down with it. The same hole in `pluginConfig.apiKey` — invalid, warn, continue — is closed too; a half-applied money-safety rule is worse than none. Verified live in API-key mode: chat, free tier, Surf and Exa all 200, `no-store` on the account responses, and the journal recording the gateway's own charge. Wallet mode unchanged. 1050 tests, typecheck, lint, and the DTS build pass. Co-authored-by: Fsocietyhhh <1211904451@qq.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012iCMppEJ7GHFWV7hm2RgiH
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Five changes, four of them about money being reported wrongly on the API-key rail and one about the key itself. The API key is now pinned to a single origin and refuses redirects, a malformed key is fatal rather than silently falling through to a wallet, and authenticated responses are uncacheable — rebase of #338 by @KillerQueen-Z. Media calls (image, img2img, audio, video) were journaled at $0, because `amountUsd ?? estimate` does not catch a legitimate 0 and the account rail always reports 0. `/stats` under-reported image spend by the whole amount. `clawrouter reconcile` diffs the local journal against BlockRun's billing ledger on the gateway's request id, so a bill can be checked without opening the dashboard. Its first run re-found both billing bugs from v0.12.271 from the ledger side, which is the best evidence it works. Account credit is warned about before it runs out rather than after, and the claim that "the 402 quote is always authoritative" is scoped to the rail that issues one — carrying a wallet quote to the key rail turns a right number into a wrong one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012iCMppEJ7GHFWV7hm2RgiH
Reuse compared wallet-vs-key and never which key, under a comment claiming to "never reuse across credentials". A second `clawrouter login` on a port already serving another key attached silently: the new process printed the new key and reported "listening", while every request kept being charged to the previous account. Reproduced on the shipped 0.12.272 before fixing — a proxy started with key A went on answering /health as key A while a second process configured for key B reported success on the same port. Cross-account billing with a success message in front of it. The masked label /health already publishes is enough to tell two keys apart, so reuse now requires it to match. A proxy that reports no label cannot be verified and is refused rather than assumed to match: an unverifiable credential on a money path is not a match. Same-key reuse is unchanged, which is the case the guard exists to keep working. The four tests fail against the previous code — verified by reverting proxy.ts and re-running, since a guard that passes both ways guards nothing. One of them re-asserts the original wallet-vs-key refusal, which the new comparison joins rather than replaces. Found and reported by @KillerQueen-Z in #343. That PR also re-applies parts of #338, which landed separately as bef780f, so it conflicts and needs a rebase; this takes only the credential-binding half, which is live and billing the wrong account today. Co-authored-by: Fsocietyhhh <1211904451@qq.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012iCMppEJ7GHFWV7hm2RgiH
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Complete API-key service support through the local ClawRouter proxy: account requests retain upstream status/body/task URLs across service routes, while specialized media routes support first-response async jobs and credential-free result downloads. Account 402/429 errors remain account errors and never invoke x402 or switch to a wallet.
Address the review's account-cache issue by overriding Cache-Control to no-store on authenticated passthrough responses. Regression coverage switches account keys on the same proxy port/URL and checks both fresh ownership data and the cache policy. Empty, malformed or unreadable configured key files now stop startup instead of silently selecting another key or an old funded wallet; explicit account mode does not read wallet fields.
Accepted jobs recover from temporary gateway poll failures by GETting the same signed URL, never resubmitting paid creation requests. Correct timeout billing text, bundled skills and README registration/Keys/Credits/Activity instructions. Document source-versus-release service coverage, independent balances and logout/wallet-switch behavior. Regenerate the checked-in distribution.
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Local providers/storage are fixtures. No claim of every live model/service or real wallet settlement, and no package publication or deployment.
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