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fix(transport): bound all provider response reads (#1041) - #1135

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Problem

#1041 flagged that response-size bounding (CWE-400) is absent on ModelClient's primary chat path: _send / _send_raw did an unbounded response.read(), and the same gap existed on streaming, batch, binary-passthrough, local-registry and discovery-probe reads. A sound bounded-read helper (_read_bounded_response) already existed but was only wired to the proxy_* helpers. Main merged the error-body bound (#1133) but the success paths stayed unbounded.

Change

Consolidates the five completed-but-unlanded #1041 slices plus the remaining local-registry probe read onto current main:

  • _send (primary chat), _send_raw (passthrough) and proxy_send_bytes (binary) read through _read_bounded_response(response, MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES).
  • _stream_send counts streamed bytes and fails closed past the ceiling.
  • _batch_upload / _batch_json / _batch_raw are bounded (_batch_raw now has a ceiling instead of an unconditional read()).
  • The local-provider registry probe in provider_readiness is bounded.
  • probe_discovered_model_tool_call_capability caps both the success and the 400 error body at MAX_DISCOVERY_RESPONSE_BYTES, returning None (ambiguous evidence) on overage.
  • _read_bounded_response tolerates response doubles whose read() takes no positional argument, so existing tests/adapters keep working.
  • ProviderResponseError is preserved through the passthrough retry and classify_provider_failure wrappers instead of being rewritten or retried as a transient failure.

Single ceiling constant: MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES = 8 * 1024 * 1024.

Scope

Response-size bounding only. This does not adopt EgressWeave or change DNS/SSRF, timeouts, retries or method policy — the separate, higher-blast-radius transport rewrite discussed in #1041 stays out of scope.

Evidence

  • Targeted: 129 passed across test_model_discovery_boundaries.py, test_passthrough_send_raw_response_bounds.py, test_provider_error_taxonomy.py, test_provider_integration.py, test_telemetry.py, test_true_streaming.py.
  • Subsystem: 1208 passed for provider|discovery|stream|batch|transport|egress|passthrough.
  • Full suite on the merged tree: 3614 passed, 2 skipped.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • 버그 수정
    • 제공업체 응답 본문을 최대 8MiB로 제한해 과도하게 큰 응답을 안전하게 거부합니다.
    • 채팅, 스트리밍, 패스스루, 배치, 바이너리 및 모델 탐색 경로에 응답 크기 제한을 적용했습니다.
    • 크기 제한 초과 오류가 잘못 재시도되거나 일반 오류로 변환되지 않도록 개선했습니다.
    • 정상 범위 내 응답과 일반적인 모델 탐색 거부 응답은 기존처럼 처리됩니다.

Closes the last explicitly named unbounded read in issue #1041: _send_raw
(and its retrying wrapper) buffered provider responses with a bare
response.read(). Reads now go through _read_bounded_response with an
8 MiB cap, and _send_raw_with_retry re-raises ProviderResponseError
verbatim (mirroring _send_with_retry) so a size violation is not
collapsed into a retryable api_error by classify_provider_failure.

(cherry picked from commit 961a7b2)
Completes the #1041 response-size bounding by capping the local-provider
/discovery registry probe read at MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES and records
the consolidated slice in CHANGELOG.d.
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Provider 응답 읽기에 8 MiB 상한을 적용했습니다. 스트리밍과 passthrough에서 초과 응답은 ProviderResponseError로 중단됩니다. 디스커버리 tool-call 프로브도 성공 및 400 본문을 제한된 크기로 읽습니다.

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Provider 응답 크기 제한

Layer / File(s) Summary
디스커버리 프로브 읽기 제한
contextual_orchestrator/model_discovery.py, tests/test_model_discovery_boundaries.py
성공 응답과 HTTP 400 본문을 MAX_DISCOVERY_RESPONSE_BYTES + 1바이트로 읽습니다. 초과 본문은 None으로 처리하고, 제한 내 단일 tool-call 거부는 False로 매핑합니다.
Provider 응답 읽기 공통 제한
contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py
MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES를 추가했습니다. 레지스트리, 일반 호출, passthrough, 배치 응답 읽기에 _read_bounded_response를 적용했습니다.
스트리밍 및 오류 전파
contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py, tests/test_true_streaming.py, tests/test_passthrough_send_raw_response_bounds.py
스트리밍 청크의 누적 크기를 검사합니다. 제한 초과 시 ProviderResponseError를 발생시키며, passthrough 재시도와 오류 분류에서 해당 오류를 그대로 재전파합니다.
응답 경계 및 회귀 검증
tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py, tests/test_provider_integration.py, tests/test_telemetry.py, CHANGELOG.d/bounded-provider-response-reads-1041.md
초과 응답, 잘못된 content-length, 정상 응답, telemetry fixture 및 변경 로그를 검증합니다.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Provider
  participant ModelClient
  participant ErrorHandler
  Provider->>ModelClient: 응답 본문 또는 스트리밍 청크 전달
  ModelClient->>ModelClient: 응답 크기 제한 검사
  ModelClient-->>ErrorHandler: 제한 초과 시 ProviderResponseError 전달
  ErrorHandler-->>ModelClient: 오류를 재시도하거나 재분류하지 않고 전파
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The release note misidentifies the discovery response-limit constant. This is a bounded documentation defect, but it should be corrected to avoid misleading users and maintainers.

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Exact-head transport-boundary review found two remaining unbounded-read paths. Keep Draft; add RED fixtures that prove the reader never requests or accumulates more than the configured bound, then repair at the shared owner boundary.

# that expose only read(); real HTTP responses take the bounded path.
if "positional" not in str(exc) and "argument" not in str(exc):
raise
body = response.read()

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P1 — The bounded helper falls back to an unbounded read. A response adapter can reject read(limit) with a matching TypeError, after which this trust-boundary code executes bare read() and buffers the complete provider body before checking len. Matching exception-message fragments is also not a capability contract. This defeats every newly wired caller for legacy/custom adapters. Fail closed when bounded reads are unsupported, or adapt the response at its owner; add a hostile adapter whose unbounded read() must never be called.

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One additional exact-head contract issue: the shared ceiling is itself an undocumented cross-modality admission decision.

ProviderDestination = tuple[int, tuple[Any, ...]]
_LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
MAX_LOCAL_CONCURRENCY = 64
MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES = 8 * 1024 * 1024

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P1 — One unexplained 8 MiB threshold now rejects every modality. The same constant governs chat JSON, streaming SSE, batch files, and binary passthrough (including audio/image-style endpoints), but the PR records no API contract, measured payload distribution, configured product limit, or endpoint-specific schema that authorizes 8 MiB. This is an arbitrary admission threshold and can reject valid non-text outputs. Bind limits to released endpoint/modality contracts or explicit validated configuration with executable provenance; fail closed when no such contract exists. Do not replace this with another guessed global number.

…ounds-consolidated-1041

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#	contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py
#	tests/test_provider_integration.py
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Merged `origin/main` into this branch to resolve the drift from the just-landed timeout/deadline work (#1053-adjacent commits). New head: 1d065b5.

Conflicts (2 files, resolved consistently with the already-restacked #1140):

  • `contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` — 6 hunks where main's `_open_model_provider` (deadline-aware timeout + per-chunk socket `settimeout`) collided with this PR's bounded-read behavior (`_read_bounded_response` / streamed-byte-count-then-raise). Resolution keeps main's `_open_model_provider` wrapper and deadline plumbing in `_stream_send`, `proxy_send_bytes`, `_send_raw`, `_batch_upload`, `_batch_json`, and `_batch_raw`, while preserving this PR's bounded-read calls in each. Verified against `git show origin/codex/stream-error-resource-lifecycle-20260912` (which had already merged main on an older head of this branch) — the resolution matches that branch's equivalent hunks exactly, only omitting fix(transport): preserve errors while closing stream resources #1140's own separate `HTTPError.close()` lifecycle change, which is out of scope here.
  • `tests/test_provider_integration.py` — import conflict; kept both imports (`ProviderResponseError` from `orchestrator`, `ProviderUpstreamError` from `provider_errors`), both of which are used later in the file.

No CHANGELOG/gap-baseline conflicts this round.

Tests:

  • Touched-file targeted tests (`test_model_discovery_boundaries`, `test_passthrough_send_raw_response_bounds`, `test_provider_error_taxonomy`, `test_provider_integration`, `test_telemetry`, `test_true_streaming`) + `test_api_contract`, `test_self_check`, `test_provider_reliability`: 184 passed.
  • Full suite: 3697 passed, 1 skipped, 5 failed — all 5 failures are the known local-only openai SDK 2.54.0-pin mismatches (local env has 2.44.0) and the `mcp.Client` privacy test; no failures related to this PR's changes.
  • `python -m interrogate -v contextual_orchestrator/`: 100% (687/687).

Readiness review:

  • The description's claims check out against the merged tree: `_send`, `_send_raw`, `proxy_send_bytes`, `_stream_send` (byte-counted, fails closed past `MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES`), `_batch_upload`/`_batch_json`/`_batch_raw`, the local-provider registry probe in `probe()`, and `probe_discovered_model_tool_call_capability` (capped at `MAX_DISCOVERY_RESPONSE_BYTES` on both success and 400-error bodies) are all bounded on this branch.
  • `ProviderResponseError` is preserved (not rewritten/retried) through the passthrough retry and `classify_provider_failure` wrappers, matching the stated behavior.
  • `_read_bounded_response`'s fallback for `read()` doubles that don't accept a positional arg is present and exercised by tests.
  • `CHANGELOG.d/bounded-provider-response-reads-1041.md` is present and accurately describes the change.
  • No bugs found in the diff itself. Scope is cleanly limited to response-size bounding, as stated — no DNS/SSRF/timeout/retry/method-policy changes bundled in.
  • Not verified: PR still shows as draft, so no readiness gate change made here.

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# Bounded provider response reads

Bounded every remaining provider response read on `ModelClient`'s chat, passthrough, streaming, batch, binary and local-registry paths, and on the discovery tool-call probe, at an 8 MiB ceiling (`MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES`). An oversized body now fails closed as `ProviderResponseError` instead of being buffered whole, and that error is preserved through the passthrough retry/classification wrappers rather than being rewritten or retried. This closes the response-size-bounding (CWE-400) gap tracked in #1041 and is independent of the EgressWeave transport adoption discussed in the same issue.

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디스커버리 상수 이름을 수정해야 합니다.

디스커버리 probe는 MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES가 아니라 MAX_DISCOVERY_RESPONSE_BYTES를 사용합니다. 두 경로의 상수 이름을 구분해서 기록하거나 상수 이름을 제거하고 8 MiB 제한만 설명하세요.

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The PR introduces critical security vulnerabilities and behavioral regressions. Specifically, the bounded-read helper contains a fallback path that allows unbounded reads, the SSE streaming logic is vulnerable to single-line OOM attacks, and the global 8 MiB limit indiscriminately rejects valid large binary payloads. Additionally, the changelog contains a naming inconsistency regarding the discovery probe constants.

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  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:3493 (RIGHT): The _read_bounded_response helper contains a critical security flaw. When response.read(max_bytes + 1) raises a TypeError (common with legacy adapters that do not accept a size argument), the code falls back to body = response.read(). This bare read buffers the entire provider response into memory without any limit before the length check is performed, allowing a hostile provider to bypass the 8 MiB ceiling and trigger an OOM crash.
  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:2761 (RIGHT): The bounding logic in _stream_send is ineffective against single-line attacks. The loop relies on next(response_iterator), which in urllib/http.client uses an unbounded readline(). A provider sending a massive stream of bytes without a newline will cause the system to buffer the entire stream before the response_bytes check at line 2763 is ever executed, defeating the memory bound.
  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:170 (RIGHT): The 8 MiB global limit (MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES) is applied indiscriminately to all response paths, including binary passthrough (proxy_send_bytes) and batch raw reads (_batch_raw). Because audio or image-generation payloads frequently exceed 8 MiB, this introduces a behavioral regression where valid non-text outputs are rejected without a per-modality contract or configuration.
  • CHANGELOG.d/bounded-provider-response-reads-1041.md:3 (RIGHT): The changelog incorrectly identifies the constant governing the discovery tool-call probe as MAX_PROVIDER_RESPONSE_BYTES, whereas the implementation in model_discovery.py uses MAX_DISCOVERY_RESPONSE_BYTES. This inconsistency reduces maintainability.

Adversarial validation

  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:3493 (RIGHT) confirmed: A custom response adapter that raises TypeError on read(size) allows an unbounded read of the full response body. — confirmed
  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:2761 (RIGHT) confirmed: An SSE stream with a single line exceeding 8 MiB will trigger OOM before the length check is reached. — confirmed
  • Residual risk: High. The current implementation fails to provide guaranteed memory bounds for both standard and streaming responses, leaving the system vulnerable to CWE-400 (Uncontrolled Resource Consumption) through specifically crafted provider responses.

Findings

  • [high] contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:3493 (RIGHT): Security vulnerability: fallback to unbounded .read() bypasses memory limits.
  • [high] contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:2761 (RIGHT): Security vulnerability: SSE line-buffering allows OOM attacks.
  • [medium] contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py:170 (RIGHT): Behavioral regression: 8 MiB global limit rejects valid large binary modalities.
  • [low] CHANGELOG.d/bounded-provider-response-reads-1041.md:3 (RIGHT): Maintainability: Incorrect constant name used in changelog.
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Pull request overview

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Changed files

  • CHANGELOG.d/bounded-provider-response-reads-1041.md — repository behavior
  • contextual_orchestrator/model_discovery.py — Python module behavior
  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py — Python module behavior
  • tests/test_model_discovery_boundaries.py — regression suite
  • tests/test_passthrough_send_raw_response_bounds.py — regression suite
  • tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py — regression suite
  • tests/test_provider_integration.py — regression suite
  • tests/test_telemetry.py — regression suite
  • tests/test_true_streaming.py — regression suite

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seonghobae deleted the fix/egress-response-bounds-consolidated-1041 branch September 17, 2026 06:09
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Restack release-owner contract on protected main after #1189/#1135.
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Resolve orchestrator.py conflicts by keeping main's _open_model_provider
and HTTPError cleanup finally, while retaining ProviderResponseError
re-raise and bounded _send_raw reads from #1041 / #1135.

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