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### Fixed
- Agent chat reply trace_id lookup failures now return 503 instead of falling back to self-DM (tsk-4wadcj)
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### Fixed
- fail closed on registry errors and unknown channels in the agent reply route
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### Fixed
- Agent chat reply route now returns 503 (chat store unavailable) when channel lookup raises, and 400 (invalid channel_id) when channel_id is not a string, instead of unhandled 500 errors.
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### Fixed

- Agent chat session reply endpoint now enforces channel membership: a registry agent can only reply in channels where its slug is listed as a member. Requests targeting a foreign channel (via `channel_id` or `trace_id`) return 403 `{"error": "not a member of this channel"}`.
- Registry agent slug collision prevention: when two active registry agents have canonical IDs that strip to the same slug, only the first-registered agent may use the session; subsequent agents receive 403 `{"error": "handle collides with another registry agent"}`.
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middleware before the route runs (401); a JWT without the grant gets 403; an
unavailable bridge registry gets 503.

A reply targeting a channel (via explicit `channel_id` or via `trace_id`
resolving to a message's channel) is accepted only when the agent's slug is
a member of that channel; otherwise 403 `not a member of this channel` is
returned and the reply is not recorded. Two registry agents whose canonical
IDs strip to the same slug cannot share a session: only the first-registered
agent may use it; subsequent agents receive 403 `handle collides with another
registry agent`.
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Document the new reply-route responses and limit retry guidance.

This agent-facing API now returns 400 for an invalid channel_id and 503 when registry or chat-store lookup raises. Document these responses so clients can handle them correctly. The 400 response is not retryable without changing the request. The lookup-related 503 responses occur before record_reply, so retrying them cannot duplicate that reply.

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 agent may use it; subsequent agents receive 403 `handle collides with another
 registry agent`.
+A non-string `channel_id` returns 400 `invalid channel_id`. If the agent
+registry or a chat store lookup raises, the route returns 503 and does not
+record the reply; these lookup failures can be retried.
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A reply targeting a channel (via explicit `channel_id` or via `trace_id`
resolving to a message's channel) is accepted only when the agent's slug is
a member of that channel; otherwise 403 `not a member of this channel` is
returned and the reply is not recorded. Two registry agents whose canonical
IDs strip to the same slug cannot share a session: only the first-registered
agent may use it; subsequent agents receive 403 `handle collides with another
registry agent`.
A reply targeting a channel (via explicit `channel_id` or via `trace_id`
resolving to a message's channel) is accepted only when the agent's slug is
a member of that channel; otherwise 403 `not a member of this channel` is
returned and the reply is not recorded. Two registry agents whose canonical
IDs strip to the same slug cannot share a session: only the first-registered
agent may use it; subsequent agents receive 403 `handle collides with another
registry agent`.
A non-string `channel_id` returns 400 `invalid channel_id`. If the agent
registry or a chat store lookup raises, the route returns 503 and does not
record the reply; these lookup failures can be retried.
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Review comment at @docs/agent-coordination.md around lines 2437 - 2443:
Update the reply-route response documentation near the channel-membership and
slug-collision behavior to include 400 for a non-string channel_id, which is not
retryable without changing the request, and 503 when registry or chat-store
lookup raises; clarify that these lookup failures occur before record_reply and
can be retried without duplicating the reply.

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## In-process LLM gateway (`/api/llm/v1`, scoped gateway keys, session or host local token)

`tinyagentos/llm_gateway/` is the in-controller replacement for the LiteLLM
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from tinyagentos.agent_registry_store import mint_registry_token
from tinyagentos.bridge_session import BridgeSessionRegistry
from tinyagentos.chat.channel_store import ChatChannelStore
from tinyagentos.chat.guest_outbox import GuestOutbox
from tinyagentos.chat.message_store import ChatMessageStore
from taos_test_csrf import csrf_event_hooks

EVENTS = "/api/agents/self/chat/events"
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await store.close()


@pytest_asyncio.fixture
async def chat_app_with_stores(app, tmp_data_dir):
"""Chat app with real chat_channels and chat_messages stores for membership tests."""
for attr in ("agent_registry", "agent_grants", "metrics"):
store = getattr(app.state, attr)
if store._db is None:
await store.init()
# Initialise real chat stores
chat_messages = app.state.chat_messages
chat_channels = app.state.chat_channels
if chat_messages._db is None:
await chat_messages.init()
if chat_channels._db is None:
await chat_channels.init()
app.state.bridge_sessions = BridgeSessionRegistry(
trace_registry=None,
chat_messages=chat_messages,
chat_channels=chat_channels,
chat_hub=None,
archive=None,
)
app.state._startup_complete = True
yield app
for attr in ("agent_registry", "agent_grants", "metrics"):
store = getattr(app.state, attr)
if store._db is not None:
await store.close()
if chat_messages._db is not None:
await chat_messages.close()
if chat_channels._db is not None:
await chat_channels.close()


async def _agent(app, handle, *, scopes=("chat_session",), display_name=None):
registry = app.state.agent_registry
priv, _pub = app.state.agent_registry_keypair
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assert "guest-b" not in slugs


@pytest.mark.asyncio
class TestChatSessionReplyMembership:
"""Tests for channel membership enforcement on reply (Fix 1)."""

async def test_reply_foreign_channel_id_gets_403(self, chat_app_with_stores):
"""Reply with a channel_id the agent is not a member of -> 403."""
_cid_a, token_a = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-a")
_cid_b, token_b = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-b")

# Create a channel that only guest-b is a member of
channels = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_channels
foreign_channel = await channels.create_channel(
name="private",
type="group",
created_by="user",
members=["user", "guest-b"],
)
foreign_channel_id = foreign_channel["id"]

mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock

async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token_a),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "channel_id": foreign_channel_id},
)
assert r.status_code == 403
assert r.json() == {"error": "not a member of this channel"}
mock.assert_not_called()

async def test_reply_trace_id_in_foreign_channel_gets_403(self, chat_app_with_stores):
"""Reply with trace_id of a message in a channel the agent is not a member of -> 403."""
_cid_a, token_a = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-a")
_cid_b, token_b = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-b")

# Create a channel that only guest-b is a member of
channels = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_channels
messages = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_messages
foreign_channel = await channels.create_channel(
name="private",
type="group",
created_by="user",
members=["user", "guest-b"],
)
foreign_channel_id = foreign_channel["id"]

# Create a message in that channel from guest-b
msg = await messages.send_message(
channel_id=foreign_channel_id,
author_id="guest-b",
author_type="agent",
content="hello from guest-b",
state="complete",
)
trace_id = msg["id"]

mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock

async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token_a),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "trace_id": trace_id},
)
assert r.status_code == 403
assert r.json() == {"error": "not a member of this channel"}
mock.assert_not_called()

async def test_reply_into_own_dm_is_202(self, chat_app_with_stores):
"""Reply into the agent's own DM channel -> 202 (positive control)."""
_cid_a, token_a = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-a")

# Ensure the agent has a DM channel (create one if needed)
channels = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_channels
await channels.create_channel(
name="DM with guest-a",
type="dm",
created_by="user",
members=["user", "guest-a"],
)

mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock

async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token_a),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi"},
)
assert r.status_code == 202
mock.assert_awaited_once()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
class TestChatSessionSlugCollision:
"""Tests for registry agent slug collision enforcement (Fix 2)."""

async def test_second_registry_agent_with_colliding_slug_gets_403(self, chat_app):
"""Two registry agents whose canonical_ids strip to the same slug -> 403."""
_cid1, token1 = await _agent(chat_app, "@agent-one", display_name="Shared Name")
_cid2, token2 = await _agent(chat_app, "@agent-two", display_name="Shared Name")

# First agent should work
mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock
async with _bare(chat_app) as c:
r1 = await c.post(REPLY, headers=_hdr(token1), json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi"})
assert r1.status_code == 202

# Second agent with same slug should be rejected on reply
async with _bare(chat_app) as c:
r2 = await c.post(REPLY, headers=_hdr(token2), json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi"})
assert r2.status_code == 403
assert r2.json() == {"error": "handle collides with another registry agent"}


def test_chat_session_scope_registered_in_both_sets():
from tinyagentos.routes.agent_auth_requests import VALID_SCOPES
from tinyagentos.routes.agent_registry import _ALLOWED_SCOPES
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assert called_reader_id == "guest-replay"
finally:
await outbox.close()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
class TestChatSessionSlugRegistryError:
async def test_registry_list_all_raises_returns_503_and_no_reply(self, chat_app):
_cid, token = await _agent(chat_app, "@guest-reg-err")
registry = chat_app.state.agent_registry
registry.list_all = AsyncMock(side_effect=RuntimeError("db"))
chat_app.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = AsyncMock()
async with _bare(chat_app) as c:
r = await c.post(REPLY, headers=_hdr(token), json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi"})
assert r.status_code == 503
assert r.json() == {"error": "agent registry unavailable"}
chat_app.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply.assert_not_called()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
class TestChatSessionReplyTraceLookupError:
async def test_trace_id_lookup_raises_returns_503_and_no_reply(self, chat_app_with_stores):
_cid, token = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-trace-err")
messages = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_messages
messages.get_message = AsyncMock(side_effect=RuntimeError("db"))
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = AsyncMock()
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "trace_id": "msg-x"},
)
assert r.status_code == 503
assert r.json() == {"error": "chat store unavailable"}
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply.assert_not_called()

async def test_trace_id_not_found_still_returns_202(self, chat_app_with_stores):
_cid, token = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-trace-miss")
messages = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_messages
messages.get_message = AsyncMock(return_value=None)
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = AsyncMock()
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "trace_id": "msg-missing"},
)
assert r.status_code == 202
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply.assert_awaited_once()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
class TestChatSessionReplyChannelLookupError:
async def test_channel_lookup_raises_returns_503_and_no_reply(self, chat_app_with_stores):
_cid, token = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-chan-err")
channels = chat_app_with_stores.state.chat_channels
channels.get_channel = AsyncMock(side_effect=RuntimeError("db"))
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = AsyncMock()
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "channel_id": "chan-123"},
)
assert r.status_code == 503
assert r.json() == {"error": "chat store unavailable"}
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply.assert_not_called()

async def test_channel_id_not_a_string_returns_400(self, chat_app_with_stores):
_cid, token = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-chan-type")
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = AsyncMock()
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r1 = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "channel_id": ["list"]},
)
r2 = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "channel_id": {"dict": "value"}},
)
assert r1.status_code == 400
assert r1.json() == {"error": "invalid channel_id"}
assert r2.status_code == 400
assert r2.json() == {"error": "invalid channel_id"}
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply.assert_not_called()


@pytest.mark.asyncio
class TestChatSessionUnknownChannel:
async def test_reply_unknown_channel_id_gets_403(self, chat_app_with_stores):
_cid_a, token_a = await _agent(chat_app_with_stores, "@guest-a")
mock = AsyncMock()
chat_app_with_stores.state.bridge_sessions.record_reply = mock
async with _bare(chat_app_with_stores) as c:
r = await c.post(
REPLY,
headers=_hdr(token_a),
json={"kind": "final", "content": "hi", "channel_id": "chan-does-not-exist"},
)
assert r.status_code == 403
assert r.json() == {"error": "not a member of this channel"}
mock.assert_not_called()
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