fix(claude): warm empty Desktop-3P alias registry on first /v1/messages after restart - #2298
fix(claude): warm empty Desktop-3P alias registry on first /v1/messages after restart#2298ppvia wants to merge 1 commit into
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…es after restart The registry that decodes hashed discovery ids (claude-opus-4-8-<code>) is in-memory and only rebuilt by an anthropic-flavor GET /v1/models. A client that cached such an id from a previous process (e.g. a host app that pins the model after one discovery pass) replays it as the first request after a proxy restart; the alias cannot decode, the request misroutes via classifier affinity / raw passthrough, and the upstream rejects it with "Invalid model name passed in model=claude-opus-4-8-...." Warm the registry once via loopback discovery when a /v1/messages or /v1/messages/count_tokens request arrives while the registry is empty -- semantically identical to the client refreshing /v1/models first. Tested: bun test tests/claude-messages-endpoint.test.ts (43 pass; the new regression test fails without the src change), bun test tests/desktop-3p.test.ts tests/claude-models-discovery.test.ts tests/claude-inbound.test.ts (59 pass), bun run typecheck (clean).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now detects an empty Desktop-3P alias registry before Anthropic message requests, refreshes it through ChangesDesktop-3P registry self-healing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new first-request self-healing path can target the inbound Host-derived address and wait without a timeout; on affected deployments it may silently fail to warm the alias registry or delay the real request, so the loopback target and timeout should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AnthropicClient
participant startServer
participant desktop3pRegistry
participant ModelsEndpoint
AnthropicClient->>startServer: POST /v1/messages with cached hashed model
startServer->>desktop3pRegistry: Check registry emptiness
startServer->>ModelsEndpoint: GET /v1/models with Anthropic headers
ModelsEndpoint->>desktop3pRegistry: Rebuild alias registry
startServer->>AnthropicClient: Process message using decoded model
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In `@src/server/index.ts`:
- Around line 1293-1303: Update the warm-up fetch in the /v1/messages handling
branch to target the server-controlled loopback address and boundPort instead of
url.origin, and pass an AbortSignal.timeout to cap its wait. Preserve the
existing authentication headers and swallowed-failure fallback.
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| if ((url.pathname === "/v1/messages" || url.pathname === "/v1/messages/count_tokens") && req.method === "POST") { | ||
| const { desktop3pRegistryIsEmpty } = await import("../claude/desktop-3p"); | ||
| if (desktop3pRegistryIsEmpty()) { | ||
| const warmHeaders = new Headers({ "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01" }); | ||
| const warmAuth = req.headers.get("authorization"); | ||
| const warmKey = req.headers.get("x-api-key"); | ||
| if (warmAuth) warmHeaders.set("authorization", warmAuth); | ||
| if (warmKey) warmHeaders.set("x-api-key", warmKey); | ||
| try { await fetch(new URL("/v1/models", url.origin), { headers: warmHeaders }); } catch { /* fall through to existing resolution */ } | ||
| } | ||
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Target a guaranteed loopback address and add a timeout to the warm-up fetch.
The warm-up fetch at Line 1301 uses new URL("/v1/models", url.origin). url.origin reflects the inbound request's Host header, not a value the server controls. If a client sends Host: localhost:<port> (or the server is configured with a non-default hostname), the self-fetch resolves that string independently of bindHost. This file already documents that exact failure class a few lines earlier: "on Windows localhost resolves ::1-first, but the injected URL is 127.0.0.1". If the internal fetch takes the ::1 path (or any path other than the bound interface), it can fail or stall, and the surrounding try/catch swallows the failure silently — the registry stays empty and the whole self-heal mechanism never engages for that process.
Separately, the fetch() call at Line 1301 has no signal. Bun's fetch() can hang without a bound when no AbortSignal is supplied. Since this call is awaited before the /v1/messages handler runs, a stalled internal request delays the real client request for as long as the hang lasts.
Use the actual bound loopback address and port, and cap the wait with AbortSignal.timeout:
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- try { await fetch(new URL("/v1/models", url.origin), { headers: warmHeaders }); } catch { /* fall through to existing resolution */ }
+ try {
+ await fetch(new URL("/v1/models", `http://127.0.0.1:${boundPort ?? listenPort}`), {
+ headers: warmHeaders,
+ signal: AbortSignal.timeout(5000),
+ });
+ } catch { /* fall through to existing resolution */ }boundPort is safe to use here: /v1/messages is not in loopbackRouteAllowed, so this branch is only reached via the primary listener, whose port boundPort tracks.
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| if ((url.pathname === "/v1/messages" || url.pathname === "/v1/messages/count_tokens") && req.method === "POST") { | |
| const { desktop3pRegistryIsEmpty } = await import("../claude/desktop-3p"); | |
| if (desktop3pRegistryIsEmpty()) { | |
| const warmHeaders = new Headers({ "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01" }); | |
| const warmAuth = req.headers.get("authorization"); | |
| const warmKey = req.headers.get("x-api-key"); | |
| if (warmAuth) warmHeaders.set("authorization", warmAuth); | |
| if (warmKey) warmHeaders.set("x-api-key", warmKey); | |
| try { await fetch(new URL("/v1/models", url.origin), { headers: warmHeaders }); } catch { /* fall through to existing resolution */ } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if ((url.pathname === "/v1/messages" || url.pathname === "/v1/messages/count_tokens") && req.method === "POST") { | |
| const { desktop3pRegistryIsEmpty } = await import("../claude/desktop-3p"); | |
| if (desktop3pRegistryIsEmpty()) { | |
| const warmHeaders = new Headers({ "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01" }); | |
| const warmAuth = req.headers.get("authorization"); | |
| const warmKey = req.headers.get("x-api-key"); | |
| if (warmAuth) warmHeaders.set("authorization", warmAuth); | |
| if (warmKey) warmHeaders.set("x-api-key", warmKey); | |
| try { | |
| await fetch(new URL("/v1/models", `http://127.0.0.1:${boundPort ?? listenPort}`), { | |
| headers: warmHeaders, | |
| signal: AbortSignal.timeout(5000), | |
| }); | |
| } catch { /* fall through to existing resolution */ } | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@src/server/index.ts` around lines 1293 - 1303, Update the warm-up fetch in
the /v1/messages handling branch to target the server-controlled loopback
address and boundPort instead of url.origin, and pass an AbortSignal.timeout to
cap its wait. Preserve the existing authentication headers and swallowed-failure
fallback.
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Reviewed exact head 38888e3d5bd7f6c364fffb5765d450bf021e055b. I am requesting changes; the unresolved automated comment is valid, and the impact is broader than a possible warm-up stall.
The new branch runs before /v1/messages authentication and builds the self-fetch destination from inbound url.origin. It then copies the raw inbound Authorization and x-api-key headers to that destination. Because Bun derives the request origin from the inbound Host, this creates a Host-header-controlled outbound request and credential-forwarding boundary.
I reproduced the exact head with a capture server and a request sent to the local OCX listener while setting Host to the capture server. The capture server received:
- path:
/v1/models Authorization: Bearer client-secretx-api-key: client-api-secret
The reproduction passed 1 test with 3 assertions. This is reachable before resolveApiAuth, so the warm-up should not be allowed to make any outbound request using unvalidated request routing or credentials.
Please:
- run the warm-up only after the ordinary
/v1/messagesauthentication and origin checks have succeeded; - target a server-controlled loopback URL using the actual bound port, or preferably call the internal model/registry refresh path directly; never use inbound
url.origin; - add a bounded
AbortSignal.timeoutso the first real request cannot hang indefinitely; - add regressions proving a hostile
Hostcannot receive a request or auth headers, a stalled warm-up is bounded, and the normal cached-alias self-heal still works.
The PR is also still draft with 0/4 readiness boxes checked. Keep it unmerged until this boundary is fixed, the unresolved thread is closed, the branch is marked ready, and exact-head CI is green. The automated finding was used as input and independently reproduced rather than accepted at face value.
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Fixes #2297.
Problem
The Desktop-3P alias registry (
desktop3pRegistry) that decodes hashed discovery ids (claude-opus-4-8-<code>) is in-memory and only rebuilt by an anthropic-flavorGET /v1/models. A client that cached such an id from a previous process replays it as the first request after a proxy restart; the alias cannot decode,resolveInboundModelfalls through to classifier affinity / raw passthrough, and the upstream rejects it:Anything that happens to list models first (dashboard, connection test) hides the bug by rebuilding the registry as a side effect, so it presents as "connection test passes, real chat fails".
Change
src/server/index.ts— when aPOST /v1/messagesor/v1/messages/count_tokensarrives while the registry is empty, warm it once via a loopback anthropic-flavorGET /v1/models(forwarding the caller's auth headers, since discovery requires admission). Semantically identical to the client refreshing discovery before chatting; fires at most once per process in practice,try/catch-guarded so a discovery failure falls through to the existing resolution path unchanged.src/claude/desktop-3p.ts— exportdesktop3pRegistryIsEmpty()so the inbound route can observe the fresh-boot state.tests/claude-messages-endpoint.test.ts— regression test: empties the registry (simulating a fresh boot), POSTs a hashed alias as the first request, and asserts the mock upstream receives the decoded route (test-model), not the raw hash.Considered instead: extracting the registry-build inputs (
fetchAllModels+ entitlements + the visibility/ordering derivation in the models handler) into a shared helper callable from the messages branch. That duplicates a ~60-line derivation chain across two call sites; the loopback reuses the whole handler and cannot drift from it. Happy to rework if maintainers prefer eager build at startup.Validation
bun test tests/claude-messages-endpoint.test.ts— 43 pass, 0 fail (includes the new test)src/change stashed, the new test fails (captured[0].modelis the raw hash) — confirms it guards the defectbun test tests/desktop-3p.test.ts tests/claude-models-discovery.test.ts tests/claude-inbound.test.ts— 59 pass, 0 failbun run typecheck— cleanEnvironment: reproduced on v2.28.0 (Windows 11, bundled Bun 1.3.14); patch developed and tested on current
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