A managed-header error named the canonical header, which equals the API
key when the key is itself a managed header name such as Authorization.
The unknown structured-output error quoted the mode after redacting the
whole key, which still leaked any fragment of the key. Both now return
fixed messages, so no New error interpolates caller input.
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Canonicalising a header name changes its case, so a key embedded in the
name survived exact-match redaction. A bad header value now gets a fixed
message; only managed header names, which are fixed known strings, are
named. assertNoSecret now matches case-insensitively.
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An invalid extra-header name is no longer echoed, and every other New
error that quotes caller-supplied text (structured output mode, header
names) has the API key redacted first via a shared redactKey helper, also
used for transport errors.
A base URL containing "?" or "#" is rejected even when the query or
fragment is empty, so endpoint paths can no longer land in either.
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Config.Headers names must be RFC 9110 tokens and values must hold no
control characters other than horizontal tab, so bad configuration fails
at construction instead of on the first request. Headers the adapter or
net/http manage (Authorization, Content-Type, Content-Length,
Transfer-Encoding, Host, Connection) are rejected. A configured Accept
header is sent as given; without one the adapter sends application/json.
Header values are never echoed in errors.
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A base URL path may hold the API key, and net/http's *url.Error names the
full request URL. Transport failures now keep only the wrapped cause, with
the key redacted, and unwrap only to llm.ErrTimeout or context.Canceled.
The request-build error no longer echoes the URL either. A new test fails
the exchange (connection refused and connection dropped) against a base
URL whose path holds the key.
testdata/README.md records each fixture's source in the vendor's public
API documentation (Ollama: its openai middleware source), how it was
sanitized, and which fields are not in the public example.
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New no longer echoes the supplied base URL in any configuration error, so
a credential in a rejected URL's query or fragment cannot leak.
llm.NewProviderError now takes the single credential sent with the
request ("" when none) and always keeps a body excerpt bounded to
MaxBodyExcerpt bytes, redacting the credential first. Keyless Ollama
errors therefore keep the vendor's explanation, e.g. model not found.
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internal/ai/llm/openai implements Provider over plain net/http against
POST {base}/chat/completions and GET {base}/models, with Bearer auth and
optional extra headers. Structured output uses response_format
json_schema (strict), json_object, or prompt-only with first-JSON-object
extraction, per the configured mode. Usage tokens, model and
finish_reason are parsed.
Errors map 401/403 to ErrAuth, 429 to ErrRateLimited with Retry-After
(seconds or HTTP-date), 408 and transport timeouts to ErrTimeout, and
other non-2xx statuses (and OpenRouter error bodies in a 2xx) to
ErrProvider with a key-redacted excerpt.
Contract tests replay OpenAI, OpenRouter and Ollama /v1 payloads from
httptest servers and assert the key and Authorization value never
appear in an error.
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Feature 03 made the OIDC variables required, so the Feature 04 boot tests'
loadConfig helper now sets them alongside the secret key file.
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