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harness apply now reconciles the gateway's providers and inference route through the SDK, using the same diff rule harness plan previews with. This threads an openshell.Factory into apply, adds an SDK-free provider reconcile engine mirroring PR4b's inference one, swaps the legacy CLI-bridge write sites onto the SDK, and hard-cuts the old hard-coded provider machinery.

Removed legacy surface: the name-keyed provider switch, providers_v2_enabled, the destructive force-delete, --provider-refresh, and InferenceSet/InferenceRemove/SettingsSet.

Why it works this way

  • Credentials are unforgeable by type. The firewall openshell.Provider carries no Credentials and no ResourceVersion, so reconcile literally cannot express or copy a secret. The one credentialed-write site (sdkclient.UpdateProvider) Gets the server object and overlays only the non-secret managed fields (Config, Labels, Type), carrying credentials/handles/RV through verbatim.
  • Reconcile writes only what it owns. A managed provider without the harness owner label is adoption-required, never silently overwritten. Because the CLI bridge can't stamp the SDK owner label, desiredFromAgent sets Adopt: true on managed providers so apply adopts them in place on first reconcile — surfaced as a distinct warning so an adopt-by-name takeover is auditable.
  • Verify-by-default. The legacy inference write hardcoded --no-verify; reconcile verifies the route unless inference.verify: false. Apply against an unreachable endpoint now fails the inference step (soft — degrades to a warning, sandbox still comes up).
  • Credentialed creation stays on the CLI bridge (providerCreatePlan); reconcile only verifies/updates existing providers and reports adoption. No Create/Delete on the firewall; reconcile never deletes.

Behavior changes worth a look

  1. apply now verifies inference routes by default (no agent.AgentConfig opt-out).
  2. Managed providers are auto-adopted by name — a same-named unowned provider is taken over (now warned about).
  3. Unowned managed providers show adoption-required in harness plan until adopt: true.

Structural surfaces added

  • Firewall RPCs GetProvider/UpdateProvider (require workspace admin + provider:write — the one dependency validated only behind HARNESS_E2E_*).
  • Ownership label harness.openshell.dev/managed-by=harness.
  • --setup-only apply flag (and removed --provider-refresh).
  • config.Provider fields Management/Adopt/Credentials.

Testing

go build/vet/test ./..., golangci-lint run ./... (0 issues), and the SDK-free firewall grep (empty) all green. Credential-preservation is proven by the gated TestLiveProviderUpdatePreservesCredentials (HARNESS_E2E_*).

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  • New Features

    • Added setup-only apply mode for configuring gateways, providers, and inference without running an agent or creating a sandbox.
    • Added provider reconciliation with ownership tracking, updates, and optional adoption of existing providers.
    • Added inference route reconciliation with model selection and environment-variable overrides.
    • Preserved provider credentials during configuration updates.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of missing gateways, providers, and reconciliation failures.
    • Added validation for provider management modes and inference route names.
  • Changes

    • Removed the provider refresh option and legacy inference configuration commands.

Widen the harness Provider read view with non-secret Config and Labels,
and extend fromSDKProvider to copy them as fresh maps. Deliberately no
Credentials field (write-only; never returned by Get) and no
ResourceVersion (OCC token stays inside sdkclient), so reconcile can
neither read nor author a secret.
Unblocks the provider diff rule and reconcile engine.
…4a S2)
Add GetProvider/UpdateProvider to the firewall Client. UpdateProvider is the
single credential-preserving copy-through (spec §8.5): it re-Gets the server's
full provider object, overlays only Config/Labels, and carries creds/handles/
expiry/RV through verbatim — the harness Provider has no credentials field, so
this site cannot introduce or drop a secret.
No CreateProvider/DeleteProvider (invariant 26: reconcile never creates
credentialed providers or deletes).
Fake unit tests prove the overlay logic (with in-test caveats: the fake enforces
no OCC and strips no creds). The empty-credentials-map = leave-untouched server
semantic and the provider:write role are proven by the gated in-package
TestLiveProviderUpdatePreservesCredentials, with an optional downstream
inference-verify layer for the definitive credentials-still-authenticate proof.
…ion (PR4a S3)
Add plan.ProviderAction, the single owner of the provider create/adopt/update/
noop rule (invariant 22), shared by harness plan and internal/reconcile. It is
conservative about ownership: reconcile never overwrites a provider it does not
own. plan.IsOwned + the owner-label constants (plan/ownership.go) are the one
vocabulary for managed-by-harness.
New ownership semantics (deliberate contract change over pre-ownership behavior):
- managed + existing but unowned -> adoption-required until 'adopt: true'
(was noop/update); the two existing plan tests now label their current
providers owned to keep pinning owned->noop / owned+type-mismatch->update.
- referenced + existing -> always noop (never written, ownership irrelevant).
- config drift is a subset check (desired keys must match; extra current keys
are not drift).
config.Provider gains Adopt. config.Resolve now defaults empty management to
referenced, rejects invalid management values, and format-checks a non-empty
inference route (no allowlist; gateway stays authority).
Add internal/reconcile/provider.go mirroring ReconcileInference: routes every
decision through plan.ProviderAction (invariant 22) so the read-only plan and
this write path can never disagree, and never degrades — any non-NotFound read
error or write error is returned.
Never creates credentialed providers and never deletes (invariant 26):
- Create (managed absent) is reported without writing; providerCreatePlan (S6)
does the credentialed create.
- AdoptionRequired for an existing-but-unowned provider is reported, no write.
- AdoptionRequired for an absent referenced provider is a hard error.
Update builds the payload via managedProvider(), which merges current + desired
config/labels rather than sending desired alone — sdkclient.UpdateProvider
overlays wholesale, so a merge is required to preserve unmanaged keys and honor
the diff rule's subset-drift semantics. The owner label is always stamped; on
first adoption that stamp is the Label delta that made this an Update.
Fake tests via testutil.NewFakeClient (real sdkclient translation) cover
referenced-verify, managed-noop, config-drift update (asserting the outbound
Provider carries desired config + owner label + preserves unmanaged keys, and
is reached only on a real delta), adopt-stamps-label, unowned-adoption-no-write,
managed-absent-create-no-write, referenced-absent-errors, and read/write error
propagation. TestReconcileMatchesPlanProviderAction locks invariant 22.
Thread the openshell.Factory seam through apply and swap the legacy
gw.InferenceSet write for the SDK reconcile path (reconcile.ReconcileInference):
- NewApplyCmd takes newClient openshell.Factory; main.go wires sdkclient.New.
- cmd/target.go: resolveApplyTarget derives the SDK target from the CLI's
active gateway (apply's --gateway names a deploy profile, not a registration);
empty active gateway is an error.
- cmd/desired.go: desiredFromAgent bridges agent.AgentConfig -> config.Provider
/ config.Inference — the single seam between the agent-config and reconcile
worlds, deleted when apply migrates to config.Harness.
- upLocal reconciles inference after ensureProviders via the new client;
construction/reconcile failure degrades to a warning (non-fatal), mirroring
the provider path.
- Delete gw.InferenceSet from the Gateway interface, cli.go, the mock, and its
test; the route write now lives in the reconcile path.
- Add --setup-only: deploy + reconcile providers/inference, skip sandbox create.
Behavior change: apply now verifies inference routes by default (the legacy
InferenceSet hardcoded --no-verify). The escape hatch (inference.verify: false)
lives in the config.Harness path today.
…strap
Retire the hard-coded provider machinery in favor of the SDK reconcile path:
- providerCreatePlan (cmd/providers.go) is the single owner of "which create
strategy" for a not-yet-existing provider, keyed on Credentials.Source
(gcloud-adc -> ADC) and type (google-workspace -> OAuth), default reference.
This is the CLI-bridge create fork invariant 26 points at; once a provider
exists the SDK reconcile owns verify/update/adoption.
- registerProviders now bootstrap-creates absent providers via that strategy and
performs no destructive delete and no SDK write. Removed the name-keyed switch,
the providers_v2_enabled SettingsSet call, and the force-delete block (plus the
now-dead deleteCustomProfiles/extractYAMLID, which lint would flag as unused).
- reconcileInference is unified into reconcileGateway: one SDK client for the
resolved target, then reconcileProvidersStep (credential-preserving update /
owner adoption) followed by reconcileInferenceStep. Both steps degrade to a
warning; the engines never degrade.
- desiredFromAgent marks managed providers Adopt: true so the first reconcile
after a CLI-bridge bootstrap adopts them in place (the bridge cannot stamp the
SDK owner label), instead of reporting adoption-required forever.
Gates: go build/vet/test ./... green; golangci-lint 0 issues; firewall grep
(internal/reconcile|plan|config, non-test) empty.
Every replacement is wired and green, so these are pure deletions (each keeps the
tree compiling):
- InferenceRemove: dropped its only call site (the teardown inference-clear block)
and the interface method / CLI impl / mock. An orphaned inference route is inert
and overwritten on the next apply, so teardown no longer clears it (delegated
decision: drop vs re-implement via a firewall DeleteInferenceRoute — dropped).
- SettingsSet: its only non-test caller went in S6; removed the interface method,
CLI impl, and mock (providers_v2_enabled is fully gone).
- --provider-refresh: removed the flag, upLocalOpts.providerRefresh, and
ensureProviders' forceRefresh parameter. Its destructive force-delete went in S6;
with reconcile running every apply a forced re-reconcile is redundant, and
test/test-flow.sh does not reference the flag (delegated decision: drop vs keep
as idempotent re-reconcile — dropped, hard cutover).
Gates: go build/vet/test ./... green; golangci-lint 0 issues; firewall grep empty;
grep proves providers_v2_enabled/InferenceSet/InferenceRemove/SettingsSet/
provider-refresh are gone from production code.
Two fixes from the finished-feature review over the full main..HEAD diff:
- UpdateProvider now overlays Type (non-secret managed field), not just
Config/Labels. plan.ProviderAction returns Update on a type delta and both
doc contracts promised Update covers type, but the write dropped it — a type
mismatch was reported as an update and never converged. Overlaid only when
desired Type is non-empty so an unset Type never wipes the stored one.
- ReconcileProviders marks an Update that takes over a previously-unowned
provider as Adopted; reconcileProvidersStep surfaces it as a distinct warning
instead of a silent "update", making adopt-by-name (the managed auto-adopt
choice) auditable.
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The apply command now derives provider and inference state from legacy agent configuration. It reconciles that state through the OpenShell SDK, supports provider adoption and setup-only execution, validates configuration, and preserves provider credentials during updates.

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Gateway reconciliation

Layer / File(s)Summary
Desired configuration and validation
cmd/desired.go, cmd/desired_test.go, internal/config/...
Legacy agent settings now produce provider and inference configuration. Provider management, adoption, and inference route names are validated.
Provider contracts and planning
internal/openshell/..., internal/plan/...
The SDK client reads and updates providers without exposing or replacing credentials. Shared planning handles ownership, adoption, drift, creation, and no-op actions.
Provider reconciliation
internal/reconcile/...
Provider reconciliation reads current state, preserves unmanaged fields, applies authorized updates, and reports outcomes.
Provider bootstrap and gateway API cleanup
cmd/providers.go, cmd/providers_test.go, internal/gateway/..., cmd/teardown.go
Absent providers use reference, ADC, or OAuth creation strategies. Legacy inference and provider-refresh operations are removed.
Apply reconciliation flow
cmd/apply.go, cmd/executor.go, cmd/target.go, cmd/*_test.go, main.go, SPEC.md
The apply command resolves the active gateway, runs SDK provider and inference reconciliation, and supports --setup-only before sandbox creation and agent execution.

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The implementation changes apply to reconcile providers and inference, while the authoritative specification still omits those normal-apply steps; this may briefly confuse users or operators but presents no actionable merge-blocking runtime risk.

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sequenceDiagram
participant ApplyCommand
participant Gateway
participant SDKClient
participant ProviderReconciliation
participant InferenceReconciliation
ApplyCommand->>Gateway: Resolve active gateway target
ApplyCommand->>SDKClient: Create SDK client
SDKClient->>ProviderReconciliation: Reconcile desired providers
SDKClient->>InferenceReconciliation: Reconcile inference route
ApplyCommand->>ApplyCommand: Stop when setup-only is enabled
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internal/openshell/sdkclient/provider.go (1)

72-83: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

State that Config and Labels are replaced, not merged per key.

The code assigns whole maps: cur.Spec.Config and cur.Labels are overwritten by the desired maps. The comment says "Overlay only the non-secret managed fields", which reads as a per-key overlay. Today this is safe only because the single production caller merges first (managedProvider in internal/reconcile/provider.go, lines 112-128). A caller that passes only the drifted key would delete every other gateway config key, and a caller that passes empty Labels would delete plan.OwnerLabelKey.

Make the contract explicit at this boundary, and mirror it in the Client.UpdateProvider doc in internal/openshell/client.go.

♻️ Proposed comment change
-	// Overlay only the non-secret managed fields onto the server's own object;-	// everything else (creds, handles, expiry, profile workspace, RV) is left-	// exactly as Get returned it.+	// Replace the non-secret managed fields on the server's own object. Config+	// and Labels are whole-map REPLACEMENTS, not per-key merges: the caller must+	// pass the complete desired map (see reconcile.managedProvider, which merges+	// current + desired before calling). Everything else (creds, handles, expiry,+	// profile workspace, RV) is left exactly as Get returned it.
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In `@internal/openshell/sdkclient/provider.go` around lines 72 - 83, Clarify the
update contract around the assignments in UpdateProvider so cur.Spec.Config and
cur.Labels are documented as whole-map replacements, not per-key overlays, and
state that callers must provide the complete desired maps to preserve existing
entries and plan.OwnerLabelKey. Mirror this contract in the
Client.UpdateProvider documentation, without changing the replacement behavior.
cmd/providers.go (1)

67-72: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider continuing the bootstrap loop after one provider fails.

registerProviders returns on the first bootstrapProvider error. A failure on an early provider (for example github) skips creation of later providers, including google-vertex-ai, which serves inference. ensureProviders degrades the error to a warning and continues apply, so the sandbox starts without the inference provider and with only a warning line.

Collect the errors and attempt every desired provider, so one broken credential source does not block unrelated providers.

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-	for _, p := range desired {- if err := bootstrapProvider(harnessDir, gw, p); err != nil {- return err- }-	}-	return nil+	var errs []error+	for _, p := range desired {+ if err := bootstrapProvider(harnessDir, gw, p); err != nil {+ status.Warnf("%v", err)+ errs = append(errs, err)+ }+	}+	return errors.Join(errs...)
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In `@cmd/providers.go` around lines 67 - 72, Update registerProviders to attempt
bootstrapProvider for every provider in desired instead of returning on the
first error; collect any failures during the loop and return the aggregated
error after all providers have been attempted, preserving nil when all succeed.
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In `@cmd/apply.go`:
- Around line 157-158: Remove all documentation of the removed
--provider-refresh flag from SPEC.md, including its command synopsis entry and
option description; leave the current apply flags such as --dry-run and
--setup-only unchanged.
In `@cmd/executor.go`:
- Around line 362-371: Update the result-reporting switch in the provider
reconciliation loop to handle reconcile.ActionCreate explicitly with
status.Warnf or status.Failf instead of allowing it through the status.OKf
default branch. Keep the existing adoption-required, adopted, and other-action
reporting unchanged, and ensure missing providers are visibly reported as not
successfully created.
- Around line 339-348: Update reconcileGateway to replace context.Background
with a bounded timeout context covering client creation and both reconcile
steps, and ensure the context cancellation is released. Preserve the existing
warning-and-return behavior so deadline failures degrade to the same
status.Warnf path.
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In `@cmd/providers.go`:
- Around line 67-72: Update registerProviders to attempt bootstrapProvider for
every provider in desired instead of returning on the first error; collect any
failures during the loop and return the aggregated error after all providers
have been attempted, preserving nil when all succeed.
In `@internal/openshell/sdkclient/provider.go`:
- Around line 72-83: Clarify the update contract around the assignments in
UpdateProvider so cur.Spec.Config and cur.Labels are documented as whole-map
replacements, not per-key overlays, and state that callers must provide the
complete desired maps to preserve existing entries and plan.OwnerLabelKey.
Mirror this contract in the Client.UpdateProvider documentation, without
changing the replacement behavior.
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Addresses the three CodeRabbit findings on PR #101:
- reconcileGateway wrapped its SDK calls in context.Background() with no
deadline; verify-by-default makes the inference write contact the provider
endpoint synchronously, so a stalled gateway/endpoint hung apply forever
while every other failure degrades to a warning. Bound it (60s) so a stall
degrades the same way.
- reconcileProvidersStep reported ActionCreate via status.OKf, printing
"provider X: create" when reconcile deliberately does NOT create and no
provider exists (reachable when the CLI-bridge bootstrap didn't create it).
Surface it as a warning instead.
- SPEC.md documented the removed --provider-refresh flag; replaced with the
shipped --setup-only.

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- Line 102: Update the normal apply steps in SPEC.md to state that apply deploys
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Default is non-interactive (headless). Use `--attach` for TTY mode.

`--provider-refresh` deletes and recreates all providers.
`--setup-only` deploys the gateway and reconciles providers/inference, then stops before creating a sandbox or running the agent.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Document reconciliation for normal apply.

Line 102 describes provider and inference reconciliation only for --setup-only. Lines 85 and 87-98 still describe normal apply as gateway and provider deployment followed by sandbox creation. Update the apply steps to state that normal apply registers missing providers, reconciles providers and inference, and then creates the sandbox. Keep provider registration separate from reconciliation.

As per path instructions: SPEC.md is authoritative, and apply must deploy the gateway and reconcile providers/inference before setup-only stops execution; provider registration and reconciliation must remain distinct.

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In `@SPEC.md` at line 102, Update the normal apply steps in SPEC.md to state that
apply deploys the gateway, registers missing providers, reconciles providers and
inference, and then creates the sandbox. Keep provider registration and
reconciliation as distinct steps, and preserve the setup-only stopping point
after gateway deployment and provider/inference reconciliation.

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