fix(provider): trust internal cluster hostnames for run-scoped inference credentials - #4413
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…nce credentials requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrl only accepted HTTPS or a loopback API base URL. Staging's VERYFRONT_API_URL is a legitimate internal Kubernetes ClusterIP address (http://veryfront-api.veryfront-staging .svc.cluster.local) -- plain HTTP is standard for intra-cluster traffic, and this rejected it as if it were an insecure external endpoint. Widens the check to also trust hostnames ending in the exact suffix .svc.cluster.local: that DNS namespace only resolves inside the cluster's own DNS server and isn't internet-reachable, so it isn't the plaintext-over-the-public-internet scenario this check guards against. HTTPS, loopback, and rejection of arbitrary external HTTP endpoints are all unchanged.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVeryfront Cloud now validates inference API URLs through the shared internal-provider-origin allowlist and host-wide internal egress override. Outbound requests use hardened origin-bound fetch handling. Tests cover URL validation, private origins, routing, and prototype poisoning. ChangesInference API URL validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Inference URL validation now supports approved internal origins, but one regression test still expects the prior error text and will fail until its assertion is updated. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Bootstrap
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participant InternalOriginAllowlist
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Bootstrap->>VeryfrontCloud: provide inference API base URL
VeryfrontCloud->>InternalOriginAllowlist: validate host-allowed origin
InternalOriginAllowlist-->>VeryfrontCloud: allow or reject URL
VeryfrontCloud->>OutboundFetch: create origin-bound fetch
OutboundFetch->>ProviderAPI: send authorized request
ProviderAPI-->>OutboundFetch: return response
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This PR updates Veryfront Cloud bootstrap validation to allow run-scoped inference credentials to be used with internal Kubernetes service DNS origins (while still rejecting arbitrary plain-HTTP external origins), unblocking staging configurations that use http://*.svc.cluster.local API base URLs.
Changes:
- Extend
requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrlto trust hostnames ending in.svc.cluster.localin addition to existing HTTPS and loopback allowances. - Add unit tests covering the internal-cluster allow case, the external plain-HTTP reject case, and regression coverage for existing HTTPS/loopback behavior.
- Update the run-scoped inference integration test to expect the new validation error message.
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src/provider/veryfront-cloud/shared.ts |
Widens secure-base-URL validation to permit Kubernetes internal service DNS suffix for run-scoped inference credentials. |
src/provider/veryfront-cloud/shared.test.ts |
Adds focused unit tests for the new internal-cluster URL policy and regressions. |
tests/integration/agent/run-scoped-inference-credential.test.ts |
Updates integration assertion to match the new validation error message. |
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Addresses two review nits on PR #4413: the error message said 'internal cluster API base URL' without naming the pattern actually being checked, and the test asserting it was still named for the pre-widening HTTPS-or-loopback-only policy. Quote the exact .svc.cluster.local suffix in the message and rename/update the test to match the current policy.
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…the fetch boundary requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrl's earlier .svc.cluster.local suffix check only widened bootstrap validation. The actual outbound request in createVeryfrontCloudFetch still went through guardedOutboundFetch, which never consults VERYFRONT_HOST_ALLOWED_INTERNAL_PROVIDER_ORIGINS -- so a validated internal-cluster URL would still be rejected by the egress guard's private-address check at the point of the real fetch. createOriginBoundOutboundFetch already exists for exactly this: it resolves allowInternalEgress from the same allowlist env var and origin-pins the request. Route createVeryfrontCloudFetch through it instead of a hand-rolled guardedOutboundFetch + authorizeUrl callback, and have requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrl check the same allowlist (isHostAllowedInternalProviderOrigin, now exported) instead of a separate DNS-suffix heuristic, so bootstrap validation and the actual request can never disagree about what's trusted. createOriginBoundFetchWithTransport used the live, uncaptured URL and Request globals throughout (construction and every property read). Hardened it with the same captured-intrinsic pattern already used in shared.ts (capture the constructors and property getters at module load, invoke via Reflect.apply, use the captured Function.prototype[Symbol.hasInstance] for instanceof checks) -- verified against this repo's existing hostile-realm tests, which broke on the first attempt to route through this function before the hardening and pass now. Replaces the earlier .svc.cluster.local test with allowlist-based positive/negative coverage. The bootstrap-layer positive case and both fetch-layer cases mutate the host environment and the shared transport, so they live in tests/integration/semantic-unit-boundary/ per this repo's convention for effect-bearing tests, using a fictional service/namespace placeholder rather than any real internal hostname.
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In `@src/provider/veryfront-cloud/shared.test.ts`:
- Line 146: Replace the internal Kubernetes service hostname assigned to
apiBaseUrl with a synthetic, non-production test hostname while preserving the
test’s URL-based behavior.
In `@src/provider/veryfront-cloud/shared.ts`:
- Line 139: Align the .svc.cluster.local handling in
requireVeryfrontCloudBootstrap with guardedOutboundFetch by ensuring internally
resolved HTTP requests are not accepted unless the outbound transport authorizes
internal egress. Add coverage for the complete createVeryfrontCloudFetch path,
or defer the exception until that authorization is available.
- Line 139: Update the internal-cluster URL validation near the
readNativeURLString check so inferred .svc.cluster.local requests cannot use
plaintext HTTP when bearer authentication is attached. Require HTTPS or an
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…pering codex review flagged that parseAllowedInternalProviderOrigins and isHostAllowedInternalProviderOrigin still used live String.split/trim and Set.add/has. Project code sharing this realm could set Set.prototype.has = () => true to make every origin read as host-allowed, letting a caller-chosen HTTP endpoint receive the run-scoped bearer token with no allowlist entry. Route both functions through the same captured-intrinsic pattern already used elsewhere in this file, and add a regression test that poisons Set.prototype.has and confirms the allowlist check still rejects.
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codex review pass 2 found two more same-realm tampering gaps despite the prior intrinsic-capture hardening: parseAllowedInternalProviderOrigins still iterated the split allowlist entries with for...of (invokes a replaced Array.prototype[Symbol.iterator]), and createOriginBoundFetchWithTransport passed the base URL object directly to the URL constructor (coerces it through a replaced URL.prototype.toString). Switch the allowlist loop to indexed access and pass a pre-captured href string as the URL base instead. Regression tests reproduce both exploits with the repo's own prototype-poisoning technique and confirm they're closed.
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- Line 133: Update the origin validation around
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The Symbol.split hardening in the prior commit introduced a live Array.prototype.push call that codex review correctly flagged: unlike the Symbol.split dispatch (which I verified V8 does not actually invoke for primitive separators), a replaced Array.prototype.push is an ordinary same-realm method override -- confirmed via direct reproduction that it silently drops every pushed entry. Switched to indexed assignment (parts[parts.length] = ...), which performs an array [[Set]] rather than a method lookup and cannot be intercepted this way. Verified with a negative-controlled regression test: fails with .push(), passes with indexed assignment.
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…ntries The indexed-assignment fix in the prior commit (parts[parts.length] = ...) is still not safe: with no own property at that index yet, ordinary [[Set]] walks the prototype chain and invokes an inherited accessor there instead of creating an own property. Confirmed via direct reproduction: defining a setter at Array.prototype[0] silently swallowed the write, leaving the array empty. Switched to Object.defineProperty (via a captured reference, called through Reflect.apply), which uses [[DefineOwnProperty]] and never consults the prototype chain -- confirmed this correctly bypasses the same poisoned setter and creates a genuine own property, including updating the array's length invariant correctly. Negative-controlled: the new regression test fails against plain indexed assignment and passes against the Object.defineProperty version.
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requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrl only checked the exact-origin allowlist (VERYFRONT_HOST_ALLOWED_INTERNAL_PROVIDER_ORIGINS), but the outbound fetch layer (fetchWithHostTransport) already ORs that check with the broader VERYFRONT_HOST_ALLOW_INTERNAL_EGRESS override. This matters concretely: staging's veryfront-agent deployment sets the override but not the per-origin allowlist, so bootstrap validation would still throw CONFIG_INVALID before any request reached the fetch layer -- confirmed via a negative-controlled regression test that reproduces exactly this configuration and fails without this fix. Bootstrap validation now honors the same override the transport already does, so the two layers can't disagree about what's trusted in either direction.
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Line 1216 expects the removed HTTPS-or-loopback-only message. The validation now includes the
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…ototype poisoning Also fix a stale error-message assertion left over from merging main's inference-routing change into this branch.
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requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrlinsrc/provider/veryfront-cloud/shared.tsonly accepted anapiBaseUrlthat ishttps:or a loopback hostname (localhost/127.0.0.1/::1); everything else throwsCONFIG_INVALID. This check only fires when a run-scoped inference credential is supplied.Staging's
veryfront-agentsetsVERYFRONT_API_URL=http://veryfront-api.veryfront-staging.svc.cluster.local— a normal internal Kubernetes ClusterIP address (plain HTTP is standard for intra-cluster traffic; there's no TLS cert for internal-only service DNS). This check rejected it as if it were an insecure external endpoint. It was invisible until #4407 merged, because run-scoped credentials never reached this code path before that fix.What this PR fixes
Widens the check to also trust hostnames ending in the exact suffix
.svc.cluster.local(Kubernetes' internal-service DNS namespace — only resolves inside the cluster's own DNS, not internet-reachable), alongside the existing HTTPS/loopback exceptions. Narrow, exact-suffix match only — no wildcard cluster-name matching, no trusting bare.localor.svc.Verified with 3 new tests (positive case, negative case for an arbitrary external HTTP origin, and a check that HTTPS/loopback are unaffected), negative-controlled (reverted the fix, confirmed the relevant tests fail; restored it, confirmed green), plus the pre-existing
tests/integration/agent/run-scoped-inference-credential.test.tssuite updated for the new (fuller) error message and re-verified green (24/24).What this PR does NOT fix — staging's
ai-livegate will still fail after this mergesI attempted a second, deeper fix: threading
VERYFRONT_HOST_ALLOWED_INTERNAL_PROVIDER_ORIGINS(the codebase's existing, purpose-built exact-origin allowlist for internal provider egress — seesrc/security/README.md's "Host outbound HTTP policy" section) throughcreateVeryfrontCloudFetch's actual outbound request, by switching it fromguardedOutboundFetchto the exportedcreateOriginBoundOutboundFetch, which already consults that allowlist.I reverted that change.
src/security/http/outbound-fetch.ts'screateOriginBoundFetchWithTransportconstructsnew URL(baseUrl)using the live, uncaptured globalURLconstructor — it has no intrinsic-capture hardening anywhere in the file. RoutingcreateVeryfrontCloudFetchthrough it broke three existing hostile-realm tests intests/integration/agent/run-scoped-inference-credential.test.ts(keeps inference credentials out of mutable URL, Request, and validation primitives,keeps inference credentials out of replaced web constructors) that specifically verifyveryfront-cloud/shared.tsnever touches a live/tamperable global when handling a run-scoped credential.outbound-fetch.tsis shared infrastructure used broadly (MCP endpoints, OAuth providers, remote modules, provider transports) — hardening it to matchshared.ts's threat model is a real, separate undertaking that deserves its own PR and review, not a side effect of this fix.Net effect: after this PR,
requireSecureInferenceApiBaseUrlwill correctly accept staging's internal cluster URL at the bootstrap-validation stage, but the actual outbound fetch still goes throughguardedOutboundFetch, which has no path to consult the internal-provider-origin allowlist and will still reject the private ClusterIP address withOutboundRequestBlockedError. Staging'sai-liveE2E gate will not go green from this PR alone — it needs a follow-up PR hardeningoutbound-fetch.ts's origin-bound-fetch path with captured intrinsics, then wiringcreateVeryfrontCloudFetchthrough it.I ran
codex review --base maintwice locally against this branch. Both passes correctly identified this exact gap (the second one after I'd already found and reverted it); I'm not silently claiming the gate is fixed.Context: #4407 (the original inference-token binding fix), #4411 (stops the crash this exposed).
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