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Adds two hardened HTTP clients—`NewSSRFSafeHTTPClient` and `NewPrivateNetworkHTTPClient`—that enforce SSRF protection not only at dial time but also across every redirect hop and on IP-literal destinations routed through a proxy. This closes a gap where a hostile server could use a redirect chain to probe internal addresses that the initial dial guard would never see. - `NewSSRFSafeHTTPClient` wraps `SSRFSafeDialContext` and refuses any redirect that resolves to a non-public address, caps redirect chains at five hops, and blocks redirects to non-http/https schemes. - `NewPrivateNetworkHTTPClient` wraps `PrivateNetworkDialContext` for operators whose targets live on their own network; it still refuses link-local, cloud metadata, and non-http/https redirect targets. - `newGuardedHTTPClient` is the shared assembly point: it wires the dial gate, a `CheckRedirect` hook that resolves every redirect target and runs all resolved addresses through the same policy predicate, and a `guardedProxySelector` that applies the policy to IP-literal destinations before they are handed to a proxy (where the dialer would only see the proxy address). - `IsLinkLocal` is extended to recognise IPv4 link-local addresses embedded in IPv6 transition forms: IPv4-mapped, 6to4 (`2002:a9fe:a9fe::`), NAT64 well-known and local-use prefixes (`64:ff9b::/96`, `64:ff9b:1::/48`), and the Teredo prefix (`2001::/32`), so `169.254.169.254` is still refused regardless of how it is encoded. - Tests cover: loopback entry refusal, end-to-end redirect-to-loopback refusal, redirect to link-local and NAT64-wrapped metadata addresses, non-http scheme redirects, the five-hop cap, and the private-network policy's reachability/refusal split. - [ ] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [ ] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI - [x] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [ ] Docs ```sh go test ./core/network/... -run TestNewSSRFSafeHTTPClient go test ./core/network/... -run TestNewPrivateNetworkHTTPClient go test ./core/network/... -run TestGuardedClient go test ./core/network/... -run TestIsLinkLocal go test ./core/network/... ``` All new tests are self-contained and use `httptest.Server` for loopback targets; no external network access is required. - [ ] Yes - [x] No - Every connection made through these clients is gated at dial time **and** on each redirect hop, defeating DNS rebinding (the dialer re-resolves at connect time) and redirect-chain probing (CheckRedirect resolves and vets before following). - IPv6 transition encodings of `169.254.0.0/16` (6to4, NAT64, Teredo) are now explicitly refused by `IsLinkLocal`, preventing bypass via address encoding tricks. - Proxy routing is partially guarded: IP-literal destinations are checked before being forwarded to the proxy; hostname destinations are left to the proxy to resolve, which is consistent with how proxy-only deployments work and avoids a false sense of security from a pre-resolution that doesn't bind what the proxy connects to. - The proxy itself is operator-configured (process environment) and is still subject to the dial gate. - [x] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI)
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fix(core,transports): bound request decompression and harden realtime request handling (#7856)
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This PR hardens the SSRF posture across several subsystems by ensuring that HTTP clients used for outbound fetches (pricing datasheets, model parameter datasheets, MCP library catalog, OAuth2 discovery/registration/token, webhook delivery, and the config API's URL accessibility check) all enforce the private-network dial policy at every connection and redirect hop, not just on the entry URL. Additionally, unauthenticated callers are blocked from test-firing webhook endpoints registered with `allow_private_network`, since the response would otherwise expose the status of private receivers on the gateway's own network.
- **`network.NewPrivateNetworkHTTPClient`** **/** **`network.PrivateNetworkDialContext`**: All outbound HTTP clients in the pricing, model-parameters, MCP library, OAuth2, and config-check paths now use the shared guarded client, which enforces the link-local/unspecified/cloud-metadata block on every dial and redirect hop rather than only on the configured entry URL.
- **`PUT /api/config`** **transport-error opacity**: Failed URL accessibility checks now return only `errURLNotReachable` to the caller; the transport detail (which can include the dialed address or a service banner) goes to the debug log only, preventing this endpoint from acting as a port-scan or banner oracle.
- **Webhook test-fire auth guard**: `POST /api/webhooks/{id}/test` now returns `403` when the caller is unauthenticated (auth bypassed) and the endpoint has `allow_private_network` set. The OpenAPI spec and webhook reference docs are updated to document this response.
- **`newPrivateDialContext`** **inlined into** **`network`** **package**: The bespoke private dialer in `framework/webhooks/client.go` is replaced with `network.PrivateNetworkDialContext`, consolidating the policy in one place and ensuring NAT64/6to4 IPv6 forms of link-local addresses are also blocked.
- **Tests**: New unit and integration tests cover redirect-to-link-local refusal for all affected fetchers, `file://` rejection over the API, transport-error opacity, and the webhook test-fire auth guard. E2E collection adds four cases for the catalog URL scheme enforcement.
- [x] Bug fix
- [ ] Feature
- [x] Refactor
- [x] Documentation
- [ ] Chore/CI
- [x] Core (Go)
- [x] Transports (HTTP)
- [ ] Providers/Integrations
- [ ] Plugins
- [x] UI (React)
- [x] Docs
```sh
go test ./framework/modelcatalog/...
go test ./framework/modelcatalog/datasheet/...
go test ./framework/oauth2/...
go test ./framework/webhooks/...
go test ./transports/bifrost-http/handlers/...
cd ui
pnpm i
pnpm build
```
**Redirect-to-link-local**: each affected fetcher has a test that spins up a loopback server redirecting to `169.254.169.254` and asserts the error contains `"link-local"`.
**Webhook auth guard**: `TestWebhookHandlerTestDeliveryRequiresAuthForPrivateEndpoints` asserts `403` for an unauthenticated test fire against a private endpoint and `200` (attempt made) for a public endpoint with the same caller.
- [x] Yes
- [ ] No
- Closes an SSRF vector where a redirect from a validated entry URL could reach cloud metadata endpoints (`169.254.169.254`, NAT64/6to4 equivalents) across pricing, model-parameter, MCP library, OAuth2, and config-check HTTP clients.
- Prevents the config URL accessibility endpoint from acting as a port-scan or service-banner oracle by returning only a generic `"url is not reachable"` error to callers.
- Blocks unauthenticated callers from using the webhook test-fire endpoint as a probe of the gateway's private network via `allow_private_network` endpoints.
- [x] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines
- [x] I added/updated tests where appropriate
- [x] I updated documentation where needed
- [x] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI)
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) MCP clients registered over the management API when no admin credential check is in place (dashboard auth unconfigured) can currently target private or loopback addresses on every reconnect and per-call dial, even if the registration-time DNS check passed. This PR introduces a `require_public_target` flag that is set server-side at registration for auth-bypassed callers and enforced on every subsequent dial for the lifetime of the client — not just at registration time. Additionally, the registration gate previously failed open when a target hostname could not be resolved (returning `false` and letting the request through), and an unknown `connection_type` value would skip both registration gates entirely and reach the connect path unchecked. Both are fixed here. - **`RequirePublicTarget` flag on `MCPClientConfig`**: A new boolean field, server-set only, that records whether a client was registered without an admin credential check. It is written at `POST /api/mcp/client` time by reading the `BifrostContextKeyAuthBypassed` context value and overwriting whatever the request body carried. Once stored as `true` it is never cleared by the API, config.json reconciliation, or a sparse update struct. - **Dial-time enforcement via `SSRFSafeDialContext`**: `buildTLSHTTPClient` now accepts the full `MCPClientConfig` instead of just `TLSConfig`. When `RequirePublicTarget` is set, `network.SSRFSafeDialContext` is installed instead of `network.PrivateNetworkDialContext`, blocking loopback and RFC1918 destinations on every dial. The proxy selector (`mcpProxySelector`) also gains a `requirePublicTarget` parameter and refuses IP-literal private destinations on the proxied path, where the dialer only sees the proxy address. - **Fail-closed on unresolvable hostnames**: `rejectPrivateMCPTargetIfAuthBypassed` previously returned `false` (allowed) when DNS lookup failed or returned no addresses. It now sends a `403` and returns `true`, since an unresolvable name gives the gate nothing to classify and is also how a caller could make the check inconclusive deliberately. - **`connection_type` enum validation up front**: `addMCPClient` now validates `connection_type` against the known enum (`http`, `sse`, `stdio`) before either registration gate runs. An unknown value previously matched neither gate and reached the connect path unchecked; it now returns a `400` immediately. - **Database migration**: A new migration (`add_mcp_client_require_public_target_column`) adds the `require_public_target` column to the MCP client table, defaulting to `false` so existing rows keep their current dial policy. - **Config.json reconciliation**: `pinMCPClientImmutableFields` preserves `RequirePublicTarget` using an OR — a file entry that omits the field cannot lift a stored `true`, but declaring it `true` in the file is honored. - **Schema and docs**: `MCPClientConfig` schema, OpenAPI spec, config JSON schema, and the schema reference doc are all updated. The field is marked `readOnly` in the OpenAPI schema. The TypeScript UI type is updated with a read-only annotation. - **Tests**: Unit tests for `buildTLSHTTPClient` and `mcpProxySelector` are updated for the new signatures. New tests cover the `RequirePublicTarget` dial-time block, the proxied-path IP-literal block, the fail-closed DNS behavior wired into the handler, and the `connection_type` enum validation end-to-end. Two new E2E Postman cases cover the unknown `connection_type` (400) and unresolvable target (403) paths against the harness profile. - [ ] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [ ] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI - [x] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [x] UI (React) - [x] Docs ```sh go test ./core/mcp/... ./transports/bifrost-http/handlers/... ./framework/configstore/... ``` **Manual registration-gate checks (no admin auth configured):** 1. POST to `/api/mcp/client` with `"connection_type": "streamable"` — expect `400` with `connection_type` in the error body. 2. POST to `/api/mcp/client` with `"connection_type": "http"` and `"connection_string": "http://does-not-resolve.invalid/mcp"` — expect `403` mentioning `public address`. 3. POST to `/api/mcp/client` with a valid public target — expect the client to be created with `require_public_target: true` in the response. 4. Confirm that a client created in step 3 cannot later be dialed to a loopback or RFC1918 address (e.g. by updating DNS to resolve privately), and that an admin-registered client (no auth bypass) can still reach a local MCP server. - [ ] Yes - [x] No The `buildTLSHTTPClient` and `mcpProxySelector` signatures are internal. The `require_public_target` field defaults to `false` for all existing clients, preserving current behavior. The DNS fail-closed change and `connection_type` validation are behavioral fixes to previously incorrect permissive behavior. This PR is a defense-in-depth SSRF mitigation. The registration-time DNS check is a single point-in-time snapshot; `RequirePublicTarget` extends the public-address requirement to every dial for the client's lifetime, including reconnects and per-call connections, so a DNS rebinding attack or a name that later resolves to a private address is blocked at the transport layer. The fail-closed DNS behavior removes a path where an attacker could supply an unresolvable name to bypass the registration gate entirely. - [x] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [x] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I updated documentation where needed - [x] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
Closes a server-side request forgery (SSRF) / credential-interception vulnerability present when dashboard authentication is disabled or unconfigured. In that mode, the management API's fail-open bypass admitted every request without a credential check, allowing any network-reachable caller to redirect where Bifrost sends provider credentials (by setting a provider base URL, key-level endpoint, proxy URL, CA certificate, or absolute request-path override) without ever authenticating.
- **`AuthBypassedMiddleware`** is now installed on the API middleware chain when no config store is present. It stamps every request with `BifrostContextKeyAuthBypassed=true` so that downstream guards can distinguish a genuinely authenticated session from a fail-open admission.
- **Provider base URL / `allow_private_network` guard** (`providerDialTargetChanged`): creating or updating a provider with a new `network_config.base_url` or with `allow_private_network` turned on now returns 403 when auth is bypassed. The flag is guarded even without a base URL because `ConfigureDialer` applies it to key-level URLs (Ollama/SGL/VLLM).
- **Provider interception guard** (`providerInterceptionChanges` / `requireGenuineAuthForInterception`): setting or changing `proxy_config.url`, `proxy_config.ca_cert_pem`, `network_config.ca_cert_pem`, `network_config.insecure_skip_verify`, or any absolute (scheme + host) `custom_provider_config.request_path_overrides` value also returns 403 when auth is bypassed. Echoing stored (redacted) values back unchanged, clearing a proxy, or using path-only overrides is still allowed.
- **Provider key endpoint guard** (`requireGenuineAuthForEndpointChange` / `changedDialTargets` / `keyDialTargets`): creating or updating a key that sets, moves, or removes any caller-chosen dial target — `ollama_key_config.url`, `sgl_key_config.url`, `vllm_key_config.url`, `azure_key_config.endpoint`, `databricks_key_config.workspace_url`, `github_copilot_key_config.github_domain`, `bedrock_key_config.endpoints.*`, `bedrock_mantle_key_config.endpoints.*`, and `aliases.<name>.endpoint` — returns 403 when auth is bypassed. Updates that keep every stored dial target unchanged (e.g. editing weight or models) pass through.
- **Global proxy guard** (`globalProxyInterceptionChanges`): `PUT /api/proxy-config` with a new proxy URL or `skip_tls_verify` turned on returns 403 when auth is bypassed.
- **Proxy and key URL destination validation**: the global proxy URL and Ollama/SGL/VLLM key URLs are now validated with `ValidateExternalURL` (the same rule as provider base URLs). Link-local (e.g. `169.254.169.254`) and unspecified (`0.0.0.0`) addresses are rejected with 400; private and loopback hosts remain allowed because a self-hosted proxy or inference server on the local network is the documented setup.
- **`IsAbsoluteRequestURL`** is extracted from `GetRequestPath` into a named, exported function so the provider interception guard can reuse the same scheme+host detection logic without duplicating it.
- OpenAPI descriptions for `POST /api/providers`, `PUT /api/providers/{name}`, `POST /api/providers/{name}/keys`, `PUT /api/providers/{name}/keys/{id}`, and `PUT /api/proxy-config` are updated to document the 403 condition and the destination rules.
- E2E harness collection adds test group 138 covering the proxy-URL and Azure key-endpoint 403 cases under the default (auth-unconfigured) profile, with follow-up GET assertions confirming nothing was persisted.
- [x] Bug fix
- [x] Core (Go)
- [x] Transports (HTTP)
- [x] Docs
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go test ./core/providers/utils/... ./transports/bifrost-http/handlers/...
```
Key test cases added:
- `TestIsAbsoluteRequestURL` — pins the scheme+host detection rule shared between `GetRequestPath` and the interception guard.
- `TestAuthBypassedMiddleware_MarksRequest` — confirms the bypass marker is set on every request when no config store is present.
- `TestUpdateProxyConfig_InterceptionGuardWhenAuthBypassed` — same proxy URL + timeout edit passes; new URL or `skip_tls_verify` on returns 403 and nothing is persisted.
- `TestUpdateProxyConfig_RejectsLinkLocalURL` — `169.254.169.254` and `0.0.0.0` return 400; `10.x` and `127.x` return 200.
- `TestUpdateProviderKey_EndpointGuardWhenAuthBypassed` — unchanged Ollama URL + weight edit passes; changed URL returns 403.
- `TestProviderKeyEndpointGuard_CoversEveryDialTarget` — Bedrock region-only create passes; runtime endpoint override, Databricks workspace URL, Bedrock Mantle endpoint, Copilot `github_domain`, and Azure per-alias endpoint all return 403.
- `TestProviderKeyURL_RejectsLinkLocalDestination` — link-local and unspecified key URLs return 400; private and loopback return 200.
- `TestAddProvider_RejectsBaseURLWhenAuthBypassed` / `TestAddProvider_RejectsAllowPrivateNetworkWhenAuthBypassed` — both fields individually trigger 403.
- `TestProviderInterceptionGuardWhenAuthBypassed` — proxy URL, CA certs, `insecure_skip_verify`, and absolute path overrides all return 403; path-only overrides and redacted-echo saves pass.
- `TestUpdateProvider_BaseURLGuardComparesStoredConfigWhenAuthBypassed` — unchanged base URL + concurrency edit passes; `allow_private_network` turned on returns 403 with or without a base URL.
- [x] No
Deployments with dashboard authentication properly configured are unaffected. Deployments running without authentication (the fail-open mode) will now receive 403 on attempts to set or change any dial destination, proxy, CA certificate, TLS skip, or absolute request-path override — operations that were previously silently accepted.
This change directly addresses an SSRF / credential-interception primitive: without it, any host that can reach the management API in an auth-disabled deployment could redirect provider credentials to an attacker-controlled server. The guards are conservative — they only block changes that widen the attack surface, not reads or non-destination edits — so legitimate UI usage in auth-disabled deployments (editing concurrency, models, weights, etc.) continues to work.
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Hardens the Bifrost MCP OAuth2 authorization server against a Host-header poisoning attack: when discovery is enabled, every issuer reference (discovery documents, authorize redirect, JWT `iss`/`aud`) was previously derived from the unauthenticated, per-request `Host` header when `issuer_url` was not explicitly set. An attacker who could reach the always-public `/.well-known/` endpoints could spoof the `issuer`, `token_endpoint`, and `jwks_uri` that MCP clients trust. `issuer_url` is now required whenever `mcp_server_auth_mode` is `oauth` or `both`, enforced at config load time, at `PUT /api/config`, and in the JSON schema. Additionally, the anonymous "session" consent identity is now gated on the consenting party being authenticated (verified dashboard session or SSO/IdP user), and the issuance endpoints (`/oauth2/register`, `/oauth2/authorize`, `/oauth2/token`) now return `404` in `headers` mode, matching the discovery endpoints. Input bounds are enforced on free-text DCR and authorize fields before any state is written, and all discovery responses carry `Cache-Control: no-store`. - **`issuer_url` is now required** when `mcp_server_auth_mode` is `oauth` or `both`. `validateClientConfig` rejects configs missing it at load time; `updateConfig` rejects the write at the API layer. The JSON schema enforces this with an `allOf`/`if`/`then` constraint. The fallback to `BuildBaseURL(request)` is retained only in `headers` mode, where no OAuth issuer identity is served. - **`oauth2IssuerURL` never derives the issuer from the request `Host` header while discovery is enabled.** If the invariant is bypassed, it returns `""` (yielding relative URLs) rather than an attacker-chosen absolute one. - **Discovery responses are sent with `Cache-Control: no-store`** so a CDN or reverse proxy in front of Bifrost never serves a cached copy. - **Issuance endpoints 404 in `headers` mode.** `/oauth2/register`, `/oauth2/authorize`, and `/oauth2/token` now check `issuanceEnabled()` (same predicate as the discovery handler) and return `404` when MCP OAuth is off, so disabling discovery disables the whole authorization server. - **Session consent requires an authenticated consenting user.** `flowSubmit` returns `401` if `mode=session` is submitted without a verified dashboard session or IdP identity. `flowDetail` omits `session` from `available_modes` for unauthenticated callers. The auth-disabled bypass (`BifrostContextKeyAuthBypassed`) explicitly does not count as being signed in. - **Input bounds on DCR and authorize parameters** are enforced before any row is written: `client_name` ≤ 2048 bytes, `scope` ≤ 4096 bytes, at most 32 `redirect_uris` of ≤ 2048 bytes each, `state` ≤ 8192 bytes, `code_challenge` ≤ 128 bytes. Oversize requests are refused with `400` before touching the store. - **Documentation updated** to reflect that `issuer_url` is required (not optional), that `headers` mode 404s the issuance endpoints, that session mode requires a signed-in consenter, and to add troubleshooting entries for the new `401` and the `issuer_url must be set` rejection. - **E2E and unit tests added** covering: oversize `client_name` refusal, anonymous session-mode `401`, auth-bypass not counting as identity, VK consent completing normally, discovery document pinning the configured issuer regardless of `Host`, `Cache-Control: no-store` on all three discovery documents, issuance endpoints 404ing in `headers` mode, all DCR/authorize oversize-field cases, and `issuer_url`-required validation at both load time and the config API. - [x] Bug fix - [x] Feature - [ ] Refactor - [x] Documentation - [ ] Chore/CI - [x] Core (Go) - [x] Transports (HTTP) - [ ] Providers/Integrations - [ ] Plugins - [ ] UI (React) - [x] Docs ```sh go test ./transports/bifrost-http/handlers/... ./transports/bifrost-http/lib/... ``` Key scenarios to validate manually: 1. Start Bifrost with `mcp_server_auth_mode: oauth` and no `issuer_url` — boot must fail with `issuer_url must be set`. 2. `PUT /api/config` switching to `oauth` or `both` without `issuer_url` must return `400`. 3. In `headers` mode, `GET /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server`, `POST /oauth2/register`, `GET /oauth2/authorize`, and `POST /oauth2/token` must all return `404`. 4. In `both`/`oauth` mode with a spoofed `Host: evil.example` header, the discovery document's `issuer`, `token_endpoint`, and `jwks_uri` must reflect the configured `issuer_url`, not `evil.example`. The response must include `Cache-Control: no-store`. 5. Open a consent flow without a dashboard session — `available_modes` must not include `session`. Submitting `mode=session` must return `401` with `authenticated consenting user` in the body. 6. Open a consent flow with a valid dashboard session — `session` appears in `available_modes` and submitting it succeeds. 7. `POST /oauth2/register` with a 2049-char `client_name` must return `400 invalid_client_metadata`. - [x] Yes - [ ] No `issuer_url` is now required whenever `mcp_server_auth_mode` is `oauth` or `both`. Existing deployments using either mode without a pinned `issuer_url` will fail to start after this change. **Migration:** add `oauth2_server_config.issuer_url` set to Bifrost's stable public URL to `config.json` (or via `PUT /api/config`) before upgrading. This PR directly addresses a Host-header injection vulnerability in the OAuth2 discovery surface. The `/.well-known/` endpoints are always public (pre-auth), so an attacker reachable to those endpoints could previously poison the `issuer`, `token_endpoint`, and `jwks_uri` values that MCP clients cache and trust, enabling token substitution or redirect attacks. The fix makes `issuer_url` a hard requirement and removes the per-request fallback entirely while OAuth is enabled. The `Cache-Control: no-store` addition prevents a CDN from amplifying a poisoned response. The session-mode identity gate prevents an unauthenticated party who receives a consent link from minting themselves a valid `/mcp` token with no identity attached. - [x] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines - [x] I added/updated tests where appropriate - [x] I updated documentation where needed - [x] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI) - [x] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
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## Summary
Adds two security-focused hardening features to the semantic cache plugin: virtual-key scoping that prevents cross-tenant cache leakage, and a write guard that blocks tool-call responses from being cached by default.
## Changes
- **Virtual-key cache scoping**: Every cache entry is now additionally partitioned by the request's resolved virtual key ID (`vk:<id>`), derived from `BifrostContextKeyGovernanceVirtualKeyID`. Requests without a virtual key fall into a shared `anonymous` partition. This partition is folded into the `params_hash` via a new `cache_scope` field in `buildRequestMetadataForCaching`, so two virtual keys can never resolve to the same entry regardless of what `cache_key` or `default_cache_key` they share. The stored `cache_key` remains the raw value, so `DELETE /api/cache/clear-by-key/{cacheKey}` continues to work across partitions.
- **Tool-call response write guard** (`cache_tool_call_responses`, default `false`): Responses carrying client-executed tool calls — chat `tool_calls`, or Responses API `function_call`, `custom_tool_call`, `computer_call`, `local_shell_call`, `mcp_call`, `mcp_approval_request` items — are not persisted unless the operator explicitly opts in. A replayed tool call would execute in a later caller's agent loop with arguments the model chose for a different prompt. Server-side tool items (web search, file search, code interpreter, image generation) are not affected. For streaming responses, the accumulator is marked failed so buffered chunks are dropped.
- **Threshold floor on per-request overrides**: `resolveCacheThreshold` now enforces that a per-request `x-bf-cache-threshold` override can only raise the similarity bar above the operator-configured value, never lower it. A value of `0` is floored at the configured threshold rather than opening the gate entirely.
- **Refactored `resolveCacheThreshold`**: Extracted the threshold resolution logic from `performSemanticSearch` into a dedicated method shared across both search paths.
- **Schema and docs updated**: `config.schema.json` and `semantic-caching.mdx` document the new `cache_tool_call_responses` field, the virtual-key partitioning behavior, and the threshold floor semantics.
## Type of change
- [ ] Bug fix
- [x] Feature
- [ ] Refactor
- [ ] Documentation
- [ ] Chore/CI
## Affected areas
- [ ] Core (Go)
- [ ] Transports (HTTP)
- [ ] Providers/Integrations
- [x] Plugins
- [ ] UI (React)
- [x] Docs
## How to test
```sh
go test ./plugins/semanticcache/...
```
New tests cover:
- `TestDirectCacheScopedByVirtualKey` — verifies that VK-A's direct-path entries are invisible to VK-B and to anonymous requests, while same-VK repeats still hit.
- `TestSemanticCacheScopedByVirtualKeyAndThresholdFloored` — verifies virtual-key isolation on the semantic path and that a threshold override of `0` is floored at the configured value before reaching the store.
- `TestToolCallResponsesNotCachedByDefault` — covers chat non-stream, chat stream, and Responses API shapes; verifies opt-in via `cache_tool_call_responses: true`.
- `TestResolveCacheScope` — unit tests for the `resolveCacheScope` derivation logic.
- `TestResponseHasToolCalls` — unit tests for the tool-call detection helper across all response shapes.
- `TestResolveCacheThreshold` — unit tests for the floor behavior across all override cases.
New config field to document when deploying:
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| `cache_tool_call_responses` | boolean | `false` | Persist responses that carry tool calls. Set to `true` to opt in. |
## Breaking changes
- [ ] Yes
- [x] No
The virtual-key scoping change means existing cache entries written without a scope will not be matched by requests that now carry a virtual key. Entries are not deleted; they simply fall into the `anonymous` partition and will only be served to requests without a virtual key.
## Security considerations
- **Cross-tenant cache leakage**: Without virtual-key scoping, a shared `default_cache_key` could allow one tenant's cached response to be served to another tenant with an identical prompt. This change closes that gap at the `params_hash` level.
- **Tool-call replay risk**: A cached tool call (e.g. `transfer_funds`) replayed into a different caller's agent loop could execute with arguments chosen for someone else's prompt under the new caller's authority. The write guard is off by default and requires explicit operator opt-in.
- **Threshold manipulation**: A per-request threshold of `0` could previously defeat the similarity gate entirely on the semantic path, allowing any probe to return the nearest entry. The floor ensures callers can only make matching stricter.
## Checklist
- [x] I read `docs/contributing/README.md` and followed the guidelines
- [x] I added/updated tests where appropriate
- [x] I updated documentation where needed
- [x] I verified builds succeed (Go and UI)
- [ ] I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
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