feat(jev): add the Jev / Kev System One provider - #1073
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant GoModelGateway
participant RequestSnapshot
participant PassthroughService
participant JevProvider
participant JevOrKevAPI
Client->>GoModelGateway: Send System One passthrough request
GoModelGateway->>RequestSnapshot: Read and decode the complete body
RequestSnapshot-->>GoModelGateway: Return model hints or ambiguity
GoModelGateway->>PassthroughService: Validate model and route request
PassthroughService->>JevProvider: Forward endpoint and body
JevProvider->>JevOrKevAPI: Send normalized request with optional Bearer token
JevOrKevAPI-->>JevProvider: Return status, headers, and body
JevProvider-->>PassthroughService: Preserve upstream response
PassthroughService-->>Client: Return System One response
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Jev System One requests larger than 64 KiB bypass the caller's model allowlist. Passthrough bodies are opaque, and model extraction only accepts a model after reading the complete body within the 64 KiB peek limit. A larger valid request therefore leaves the model empty, so authorization is skipped before /systemone forwards it upstream. This is realistic because state may contain a long document while the gateway accepts request bodies up to 10 MiB by default. Please extract the Jev model authoritatively or reject requests whose model cannot be validated.
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Valid, and it predates this PR: every passthrough provider skipped the allowlist once an opaque JSON body exceeded the 64 KiB peek. Fixed in f76c6ef for all of them:
- An opaque JSON body past the peek limit is now read in full, bounded by the body-limit middleware that runs ahead of the peek, and the model is taken from the whole body. A body over the limit gets the limit's 413 instead of being forwarded unchecked.
- A body that repeats the top-level
modelfield is rejected with 400, on both the inline-captured and streamed paths, since the upstream parser would pick a value the gateway never checked.
Covered by TestProviderPassthroughRoute_AuthorizesModelFromOversizedBody, TestProviderPassthroughRoute_RejectsRepeatedModelField, and TestProviderPassthroughRoute_OversizedBodyHonorsBodyLimit, and verified against a local Kev server with a 300 KB chunked state.
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In `@docs/providers/jev.mdx`:
- Around line 135-137: Update the Provider.Passthrough documentation to state
that upstream status and response body are returned unchanged through
core.PassthroughResponse, removing the claim that the body is carried in a
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… opaque bodies An opaque JSON body past the 64 KiB peek limit left the model unset, so the passthrough allowlist was skipped; the whole body is now read (bounded by the body limit) before the model is taken from it. A body that repeats the top-level model field is rejected instead of forwarded, since the upstream parser would pick a value the gateway never checked.
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In `@docs/features/passthrough-api.mdx`:
- Around line 146-147: Update the passthrough API documentation wording near the
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Closes #1069.
Adds a
jevprovider type for TypeSafe's Jev (System One) decision API and the self-hosted Kev servers that implement the same API.System One is not OpenAI-compatible: a request carries a
stateand a map of typed questions (noul, choice, score) and returns calibrated probabilities, with no chat equivalent to translate to. The provider is therefore reached through native passthrough atPOST /p/jev/v1/systemone(the/v1segment is optional), which is enabled by default for this type since that is its only surface. Chat, Responses, and embeddings return a typedinvalid_request_errorpointing at the native route.User-visible behavior:
JEV_API_KEYconfigures the hosted API (default base URLhttps://api.typesafe.ai);JEV_BASE_URLalone configures a keyless local Kev server. A trailing/v1on the base URL is accepted.GET /v1/modelslists what the upstream reports, reading both TypeSafe'snamelist and Kev'sidplusaliases, categorized as utility models with no generation mode.usage.input_tokens/output_tokens) are recorded through the existing passthrough observers; Jev is not in the pricing catalog, so the docs show how to declare its pricing.http://<gateway>/p/jev.Docs: new
docs/providers/jev.mdx, plus the provider overview, passthrough docs,.env.template,config.example.yaml, and README.Summary by CodeRabbit
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