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feat(aliases): opt-in per-provider alias templates - #8512
#7705: an opt-in, per-provider alias template, implemented as the design approved on the issue: derived at resolution time, Manual > Builtin > Template precedence, symmetric collision skips, no config writes from catalog reads.
command-code/reflection/beam:free becomes CC-beam-free, and a model discovered tomorrow gets its alias as soon as it is listed, with no ocx alias set.
Grammar: only the literal {providerAlias} and {modelBasename} placeholders exist, and {modelBasename} is required. The basename is the final / segment with : written as -. Any other brace content is invalid, nothing is evaluated, and the template is capped at 128 characters. A template using {providerAlias} does nothing for a provider without an alias.
Precedence and reservation (templateAliasPlan in src/providers/default-aliases.ts): only models without a manual or built-in alias get a candidate. A candidate is skipped, never renamed, when it is not a valid alias, uses a reserved prefix (gpt-, o1-, o3-, o4-, codex-), or matches anything already claimed: a native id or alias of the provider, a built-in alias name, a provider name or alias, another provider's manual alias, or a combo id or alias. Two models producing the same name are both skipped, so the result is the same in any roster order. Two providers whose templates produce the same bare name hit the existing ambiguity error, and the <provider-alias>/<alias> form still works.
Resolution:effectiveModelAliases and resolveModelAlias take an optional providerName. All seven callers (router, catalog gather, /v1/models, client export, /api/aliases, provider completion test) pass it, so routing, catalog and exports agree. A caller without the name sees exactly the old view.
Surfaces:PUT /api/providers/{provider}/alias-template with { template | null } validates, saves, and previews the generated count plus skipped ids with their reason (bounded). It is registered in MANAGEMENT_ROUTES. GET /api/aliases adds templates, and generated rows carry source: "template". The CLI gains ocx alias template set|rm|show, plus capability entries and the regenerated skills/ocx surface. An invalid template in a hand-edited config.json is dropped with a warning instead of failing the load. The field is editor-policy like alias/modelAliases.
Docs: a new Model alias templates section in the model-routing guide, with pointers from the provider configuration reference (that page is at its 2,000-line limit) and from the CLI reference.
aliasTemplate is an alias overlay like alias and modelAliases: a full provider POST may only round-trip the stored value and PATCH refuses it. Any live write that still carries one (the provider editor batch, ocx config set) is checked against the template grammar, so only a valid template can be stored; load still drops a malformed hand edit on its own.
Provider lookups in the alias write routes (/alias, /model-aliases, /default-aliases, and the new /alias-template) now require an own provider key (hasOwnProvider). Before, a name such as __proto__ resolved to Object.prototype and the write landed on every object; it is now a 404.
Fail-first on origin/dev: the new tests/providers/provider-alias-template.test.ts covers grammar, basename normalization, invalid, reserved and missing-alias skips, each precedence rule, symmetric collisions in both roster orders, combo/builtin/cross-provider reservation, the skip report, bare and qualified routing, removal, and load-time sanitizing. New cases in tests/server/alias-management-api.test.ts cover set, preview, list, clear, invalid and 404. New cases in tests/cli/cli-alias-json.test.ts cover template set/rm/show and usage errors.
Existing alias suites (provider-model-aliases, alias API, alias CLI) pass unchanged: 48 pass. Capability, skill, headless-parity and route-registry suites pass.
bun run typecheck, bun run privacy:scan, bun run structure:check, bun run skill:surface:check, layout/ratchet/Lab/structure guards: pass. The test file is registered in the layout-providers.json shard, because layout.json is at its cap.
bun run test:changed (55,244 tests): the one failure caused here was the deliberate convergence-route inventory in codex-convergence-contract.test.ts. It now counts 16 and names the alias-template route among the alias write routes that converge (38 pass). Two remaining failures reproduce on unchanged origin/dev (catalog-omit-disabled-native > retained sync …, update-stop-first > npm launcher restarts …).
Cross-provider names: two providers' templates may produce the same name. Generated names from other providers are not reserved, because reserving them would hide both aliases even under their provider-qualified names. The router already refuses an ambiguous bare alias (model alias 'beam-t' is ambiguous: CC/beam-t, dd/beam-t), as it does for duplicate manual and built-in aliases, so neither provider wins silently. A new routing case pins that and checks both qualified names still route. It is a characterization test of existing router behavior, so it passed when added.
After merging origin/dev (87e005f93c): only the generated skills/ocx/references/01_management_surface.md conflicted and was regenerated with bun run skill:surface; the PR's own diff against dev is unchanged (27 files). On head eec8da8381: focused alias/CLI/API/convergence/route-registry suites 70 pass; typecheck, privacy, structure, skill-surface and layout/ratchet/Lab/skill guards pass (78 pass). bun run test:changed (55,284 tests): 26 failures. 16 fail identically when their files run alone on unchanged origin/dev (real npm / Codex CLI install tests, catalog-omit-disabled-native, update-stop-first). The other 10 (native-codex-toggle, ocx-launcher-desktop-handoff, native-ultrafast-picker) pass when their files run alone on this head (70 pass, 0 fail).
Lookup fix (head f9d0c99ed9): a new case in tests/server/alias-management-api.test.ts sends each alias write to __proto__, constructor and toString and requires 404 with Object.prototype untouched; it failed with 200 before the fix. Alias API/template/CLI suites 33 pass; typecheck passes. The PR's test changed CI job covers this head.
Security review fix (head b82caf63c7): two new cases in tests/server/alias-management-api.test.ts failed before it: a live config candidate carrying {vendor}-{modelBasename} validated, and /api/default-aliases with provider: "__proto__" answered 200. They now refuse (schema_invalid: providers.<name>.aliasTemplate: …, 400 from POST /api/providers, 404). ocx config set providers.t.aliasTemplate '{vendor}-{modelBasename}' in an isolated home refuses with the same reason. Alias/template/CLI/provider-validation suites 173 pass; typecheck, privacy, structure, skill surface, layout/ratchet/Lab and convergence-contract guards pass.
NOT RUN: full bun run test; a live discovered roster; local test:changed on the lookup-fix commit.
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
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New Features
Added optional per-provider alias templates for generating model aliases from provider and model names. Manual and built-in aliases take precedence, and conflicting generated aliases are skipped.
Added CLI commands and API support to set, show, and remove templates, with a preview of generated and skipped aliases.
Updated configuration and CLI guides with template syntax, validation, and precedence details.
Bug Fixes
Invalid templates in hand-edited configuration now generate a warning and are ignored. Invalid templates submitted through configuration updates are rejected.
#7705, as approved: a provider may set aliasTemplate (for example
"{providerAlias}-{modelBasename}") to name every model that has no manual or
built-in alias. Aliases are derived at resolution time and never written to
config, so a newly discovered model gets its alias immediately and removing the
template removes them.
Only the literal {providerAlias} and {modelBasename} placeholders exist and the
basename is required. Manual > Builtin > Template. A candidate is skipped, never
renamed, when it is invalid, uses a reserved prefix, or matches anything already
claimed (native ids, provider aliases, built-in alias names, provider names,
other providers' manual aliases, combo ids and aliases); colliding candidates
are both skipped so the result is roster-order invariant.
effectiveModelAliases/resolveModelAlias take an optional providerName that all
seven callers pass. PUT /api/providers/{provider}/alias-template validates,
saves and previews; GET /api/aliases lists templates and template-sourced rows;
ocx alias template set|rm|show; an invalid hand-edited template is dropped with
a warning at load.
Closes#7705
Value: providers with live discovery get consistent short names for every model, including ones released later, without an external polling job.
UX change scope: a new opt-in config field, one management route, and three ocx alias template subcommands. /api/aliases gains templates and a template source.
Existing users: nothing changes without a template. Callers that do not pass a provider name see the exact old alias view. Manual and built-in aliases always win, and a template name never takes a selector already claimed.
Windows: no platform code.
Verification scope: fail-first pure, routing, API, CLI and load tests, existing alias suites unchanged, test:changed across the suite with the convergence inventory updated deliberately, and typecheck, privacy, structure, skill surface and guards.
NOT RUN: full bun run test; a live discovered roster. There is no GUI control for templates yet (CLI/API only).
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This change adds opt-in, per-provider alias templates for model IDs. It validates and expands templates, includes generated aliases in runtime resolution and catalog reporting, and adds management API and CLI operations to set, remove, and show templates.
Changes: Provider Alias Templates
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Template contract and alias planning src/types/provider.ts, src/config/schema/leaf-validators.ts, src/config/diagnostics.ts, src/config/load-degrade.ts, src/providers/alias-template.ts, src/providers/default-aliases.ts, src/providers/model-rename-fields.ts, tests/providers/provider-alias-template.test.ts
Provider configuration accepts an optional aliasTemplate. Validation checks template length, braces, placeholders, and the required {modelBasename}. Expansion normalizes the model basename. Alias planning skips invalid, colliding, or reserved generated aliases. Load sanitization removes invalid templates with a warning.
Runtime alias resolution src/router.ts, src/server/index/serve-options.ts, src/clients/config-export/alias-selectors.ts, src/codex/catalog/routed-gather.ts, src/server/management/provider-completion-test.ts, tests/providers/provider-alias-template.test.ts
Runtime resolution and alias selection pass provider identity to the alias resolver. Tests cover routing through generated aliases.
Management API and catalog updates src/server/management/model-routes.ts, src/server/management/provider-routes.ts, src/server/management/route-registry.ts, src/server/auth-cors.ts, tests/server/alias-management-api.test.ts, tests/codex-integration/codex-convergence-contract.test.ts
The aliases response includes configured templates and marks generated aliases with source template. The new PUT route validates, stores, or clears a template, converges the catalog, and returns a preview when configured. Provider lookups in related alias routes require own provider keys.
CLI commands and reference material src/cli/alias.ts, src/cli/capabilities-provider-models.ts, tests/cli/cli-alias-json.test.ts, docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/model-routing.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/*, skills/ocx/references/*, scripts/test-layout/layout-providers.json, tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json
CLI commands set, remove, and show templates. Tests cover command requests and argument errors. The guide, references, capability index, and test-layout mappings include the new commands and test.
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant ModelRoutes as model-routes
participant Catalog
CLI->>ModelRoutes: PUT provider alias-template
ModelRoutes->>ModelRoutes: Validate and store template
ModelRoutes->>Catalog: Converge catalog
ModelRoutes-->>CLI: Return generated and skipped alias counts
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Possibly related PRs
lidge-jun/opencodex#7867: Derives client export selectors from provider-qualified aliases, which can include generated aliases resolved by this change.
lidge-jun/opencodex#7979: Changes router fallback for provider-qualified selectors. Generated aliases from this change can resolve earlier in the same lookup sequence.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review cea34
A generated alias can be displayed for one model but resolve differently, and template changes can appear successful without being saved or remain active after a failed save. Resolve these inconsistencies before merging.
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Issue [#7705] requires an opt-in provider template, automatic aliases only for models without manual or built-in aliases, distinct generated rows, skipped invalid or colliding candidates, and unchanged behavior without a template. src/providers/alias-template.ts validates the two-placeholder grammar, requires {modelBasename}, normalizes the final model-ID segment, and reports skip reasons. src/providers/default-aliases.ts implements manual > built-in > template precedence, reservation checks, and order-independent collision skips in templateAliasPlan; effectiveModelAliases marks accepted rows with source: "template" only when a provider name and template are present. The router, catalog, /v1/models, client export, aliases API, and provider-completion callers pass provider context. src/server/management/model-routes.ts adds validated set, clear, preview, and list behavior. src/cli/alias.ts adds template set|rm|show. src/config/load-degrade.ts sanitizes malformed hand-edited templates, while write validation rejects malformed live configuration. The added provider, API, CLI, and routing tests cover generation, precedence, collisions, reporting, removal, and load sanitization.
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Reserve encoded native IDs before accepting template aliases
When a generated alias equals another model's slash-encoded ID, the plan accepts an alias that resolves to the wrong model. For example, with models a/bar and v/a-bar and template {modelBasename}, this generates a-bar for v/a-bar, but requesting p/a-bar resolves to a/bar: the explicit-provider branch in src/router.ts decodes known native IDs before consulting aliases. Reserve encodeRoutedModelId(id) alongside each raw native ID, and add a regression test covering qualified routing for this collision.
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Update the owned architecture docs for template aliases
This commit changes shared routing and provider configuration without updating any structure/ documents. src/AGENTS.md explicitly requires updating the architecture documents mapped to changed source areas in the same change; structure/INDEX.md assigns src/router.ts to structure/runtime.md and configuration code to structure/config.md. Document the new derived-alias configuration, precedence, collision rules, and routing behavior in the owning architecture documents rather than updating only the public guides.
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- Line 1273: Memoize the promise for each provider’s effective alias map in the
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dashboard’s AliasView to represent template aliases, then update the alias label
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- Around line 333-334: Update the provider lookup in the new route to use the
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cat -n src/router.ts | sed -n '125,200p'
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Cache the alias map per provider.
In src/server/index/serve-options.ts:1258-1274, each row runs effectiveModelAliases again. With an aliasTemplate, each call rebuilds the reserved names and sorts and expands the provider’s known IDs. For a large provider roster, this can cause at least quadratic work per request.
Cache the promise before awaiting it so concurrent rows share the same computation.
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Memoize the promise for each provider’s effective alias map in the routed-row processing flow, and reuse it across rows for that provider so concurrent rows share one computation. Preserve the existing inputs to effectiveModelAliases and the per-row lookup by model ID.
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Label template aliases separately in the dashboard.
In gui/src/pages/Models.tsx:2145, template aliases appear as user aliases. This hides which aliases follow the provider template. Extend AliasView and add a distinct label in every locale file.
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Extend the model alias source type in the models mapping and the dashboard’s AliasView to represent template aliases, then update the alias label rendering in Models.tsx to display a distinct template label while preserving the existing builtin and user labels; add the corresponding translation key to every locale file.
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PUT /api/providers/<name>/alias, /model-aliases and /alias-template read
config.providers[name], so an inherited key such as __proto__ resolved to
Object.prototype and the write landed on every object. All three now
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Major · Report template aliases shadowed by another provider’s model · default-aliases.ts:120-175
src/providers/default-aliases.ts:120-175 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Report template aliases shadowed by another provider’s model
In src/providers/default-aliases.ts:147-153, the reservation set omits other providers’ native IDs. For example, CC-beam-free can be generated for cc/reflection/beam:free while an active provider lists CC-beam-free in models[]. The CLI advertises the alias, but a bare request routes to that other provider’s model.
Detect and report collisions with active providers’ bare model selectors. Preserve provider-qualified alias resolution.
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Update templateAliasPlan to reserve native model selectors from other active providers, using the existing case-insensitive reservation check so generated aliases colliding with those bare selectors are skipped as reserved. Limit this change to template alias generation and preserve provider-qualified alias resolution.
Minor · Validate templates in the provider editor write path. · leaf-validators.ts:353-354
src/config/schema/leaf-validators.ts:353-354 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Validate templates in the provider editor write path.
PUT /api/providers can save {unknown}-{modelBasename} without calling aliasTemplateError. For a model named beam, this can produce the alias beam-beam in the live alias view and catalog. A later config load removes the template, so the alias disappears after restart.
Validate new or changed editor templates with aliasTemplateError before persistence. Keep removal of the field supported.
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Review comment at @src/config/schema/leaf-validators.ts around lines 353 - 354:
Validate new or changed aliasTemplate values in the provider editor write path for PUT /api/providers by using aliasTemplateError before persistence, so invalid templates are rejected consistently with config loading. Keep requests that remove the field supported.
Minor · Plan catalog template aliases against the router’s model IDs. · routed-gather.ts:794
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Plan catalog template aliases against the router’s model IDs.
At src/codex/catalog/routed-gather.ts:794, catalog-only planning can advertise an alias that the router skips. For example, discovery can drop configured b/x-free and expose a/x:free as CC/CC-x-free. The router still knows both IDs, so it skips their colliding aliases and passes CC-x-free through instead of resolving it to a/x:free.
Plan template display aliases against the router’s known-ID set and retain the existing manual and built-in alias behavior. Check that a generated alias routes to the displayed model before publishing it.
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Review comment at @src/codex/catalog/routed-gather.ts at line 794:
Update the effectiveModelAliases planning around the catalog alias construction to use the router’s known model IDs rather than only the discovered providerModels IDs. Preserve existing manual and built-in alias behavior, and publish a generated alias only when it resolves through the router to the model it displays.
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- Line 794: Update the effectiveModelAliases planning around the catalog alias
construction to use the router’s known model IDs rather than only the discovered
providerModels IDs. Preserve existing manual and built-in alias behavior, and
publish a generated alias only when it resolves through the router to the model
it displays.
Review comments at @src/config/schema/leaf-validators.ts:
- Around line 353-354: Validate new or changed aliasTemplate values in the
provider editor write path for PUT /api/providers by using aliasTemplateError
before persistence, so invalid templates are rejected consistently with config
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- Around line 120-175: Update templateAliasPlan to reserve native model
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reservation check so generated aliases colliding with those bare selectors are
skipped as reserved. Limit this change to template alias generation and preserve
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aliasTemplate is an alias overlay like alias and modelAliases: a full
provider POST may only round-trip the stored value and PATCH refuses it.
Any live write that still carries one (the provider editor batch, ocx
config set) is checked against the same grammar the alias-template route
uses; load keeps dropping a malformed hand edit on its own.
/api/default-aliases now also requires an own provider key, so
__proto__ is a 404 instead of a write to Object.prototype.
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Minor · Restore the in-memory template if persistence fails before publication. · model-routes.ts:345-346
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Restore the in-memory template if persistence fails before publication.
Line 345 changes the live provider before persistConfig(config) runs. If persistence fails before publishing the write, the request fails but runtime alias resolution still sees the new template. A later config save can also persist that rejected change. Use the existing provider-patch commit pattern, or restore the previous field on an unpublished failure while preserving the new value for ConfigWritePublishedError.
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Review comment at @src/server/management/model-routes.ts around lines 345 - 346:
Update the alias-template change around provider.aliasTemplate and persistConfig so a persistence failure before publication restores the previous in-memory value, preventing rejected changes from remaining active. Follow the existing provider-patch commit pattern if available, and preserve the new value when the failure is a ConfigWritePublishedError.
Minor · Resolve the provider again after reading the body. · model-routes.ts:335-336
src/server/management/model-routes.ts:335-336 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Resolve the provider again after reading the body.
If another management request replaces or removes config.providers[name] while readManagementJsonBody awaits, this route retains the old provider object. Line 345 then changes that object, while persistConfig(config) saves the current provider map. The route can report success without storing the template. Check ownership and obtain the provider after the await, immediately before the synchronous mutation and save.
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Review comment at @src/server/management/model-routes.ts around lines 335 - 336:
Update the route around readManagementJsonBody so it rechecks ownership of name and retrieves config.providers[name] after the await, immediately before the synchronous mutation and persistConfig call. Do not use a provider reference captured before the await; if the provider was removed, return the existing not-found response.
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Review comments at @src/server/management/model-routes.ts:
- Around line 345-346: Update the alias-template change around
provider.aliasTemplate and persistConfig so a persistence failure before
publication restores the previous in-memory value, preventing rejected changes
from remaining active. Follow the existing provider-patch commit pattern if
available, and preserve the new value when the failure is a
ConfigWritePublishedError.
- Around line 335-336: Update the route around readManagementJsonBody so it
rechecks ownership of name and retrieves config.providers[name] after the await,
immediately before the synchronous mutation and persistConfig call. Do not use a
provider reference captured before the await; if the provider was removed,
return the existing not-found response.
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A provider that sets no alias still answers to its registry alias (agy for
google-antigravity); a template name equal to it is now skipped as
reserved, as the approved design requires for any provider alias. Also
moves the template write check above the ingress doc comment it was
inserted under.
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Review history: the security review surfaced two real defects, both fixed with tests that failed first. A provider named __proto__ wrote onto Object.prototype through the alias, model-aliases, default-aliases and new alias-template routes; all four now require an own provider key. A template could be stored unvalidated through the provider-wide save or ocx config set; live writes now apply the template grammar. The final review then asked that registry provider aliases (agy) be reserved too, which is done. A fresh final review and a fresh security review passed on b82caf63c7, and a fresh delta review passed on cea34ddff8. This head only merges dev (feat(dashboard): remember devices behind an operator-named reverse proxy #8518 landed); both config checks stay wired in diagnostics.ts, and a fresh review of that merge passed on this exact head.
Existing users: nothing changes without a template. The __proto__ fix only turns a 200 into a 404 for names that were never providers. A hand-edited invalid template is dropped at load with a warning, leaving the rest of the config intact.
Cross-provider names: two providers' templates that produce the same name leave the bare name ambiguous (the router's existing refusal) and keep both provider-qualified names; a test pins this.
Windows: no platform code.
CI:gates, all five test shards and ci passed on this head.
NOT RUN: full bun run test; a live discovered roster.
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Summary
#7705: an opt-in, per-provider alias template, implemented as the design approved on the issue: derived at resolution time, Manual > Builtin > Template precedence, symmetric collision skips, no config writes from catalog reads.
command-code/reflection/beam:freebecomesCC-beam-free, and a model discovered tomorrow gets its alias as soon as it is listed, with noocx alias set.{providerAlias}and{modelBasename}placeholders exist, and{modelBasename}is required. The basename is the final/segment with:written as-. Any other brace content is invalid, nothing is evaluated, and the template is capped at 128 characters. A template using{providerAlias}does nothing for a provider without an alias.templateAliasPlaninsrc/providers/default-aliases.ts): only models without a manual or built-in alias get a candidate. A candidate is skipped, never renamed, when it is not a valid alias, uses a reserved prefix (gpt-,o1-,o3-,o4-,codex-), or matches anything already claimed: a native id or alias of the provider, a built-in alias name, a provider name or alias, another provider's manual alias, or a combo id or alias. Two models producing the same name are both skipped, so the result is the same in any roster order. Two providers whose templates produce the same bare name hit the existing ambiguity error, and the<provider-alias>/<alias>form still works.effectiveModelAliasesandresolveModelAliastake an optionalproviderName. All seven callers (router, catalog gather,/v1/models, client export,/api/aliases, provider completion test) pass it, so routing, catalog and exports agree. A caller without the name sees exactly the old view.PUT /api/providers/{provider}/alias-templatewith{ template | null }validates, saves, and previews the generated count plus skipped ids with their reason (bounded). It is registered inMANAGEMENT_ROUTES.GET /api/aliasesaddstemplates, and generated rows carrysource: "template". The CLI gainsocx alias template set|rm|show, plus capability entries and the regeneratedskills/ocxsurface. An invalid template in a hand-editedconfig.jsonis dropped with a warning instead of failing the load. The field iseditor-policy likealias/modelAliases.aliasTemplateis an alias overlay likealiasandmodelAliases: a full providerPOSTmay only round-trip the stored value andPATCHrefuses it. Any live write that still carries one (the provider editor batch,ocx config set) is checked against the template grammar, so only a valid template can be stored; load still drops a malformed hand edit on its own.Provider lookups in the alias write routes (
/alias,/model-aliases,/default-aliases, and the new/alias-template) now require an own provider key (hasOwnProvider). Before, a name such as__proto__resolved toObject.prototypeand the write landed on every object; it is now a 404.Closes #7705
Verification
origin/dev: the newtests/providers/provider-alias-template.test.tscovers grammar, basename normalization, invalid, reserved and missing-alias skips, each precedence rule, symmetric collisions in both roster orders, combo/builtin/cross-provider reservation, the skip report, bare and qualified routing, removal, and load-time sanitizing. New cases intests/server/alias-management-api.test.tscover set, preview, list, clear, invalid and 404. New cases intests/cli/cli-alias-json.test.tscover template set/rm/show and usage errors.provider-model-aliases, alias API, alias CLI) pass unchanged: 48 pass. Capability, skill, headless-parity and route-registry suites pass.bun run typecheck,bun run privacy:scan,bun run structure:check,bun run skill:surface:check, layout/ratchet/Lab/structure guards: pass. The test file is registered in thelayout-providers.jsonshard, becauselayout.jsonis at its cap.bun run test:changed(55,244 tests): the one failure caused here was the deliberate convergence-route inventory incodex-convergence-contract.test.ts. It now counts 16 and names the alias-template route among the alias write routes that converge (38 pass). Two remaining failures reproduce on unchangedorigin/dev(catalog-omit-disabled-native > retained sync …,update-stop-first > npm launcher restarts …).model alias 'beam-t' is ambiguous: CC/beam-t, dd/beam-t), as it does for duplicate manual and built-in aliases, so neither provider wins silently. A new routing case pins that and checks both qualified names still route. It is a characterization test of existing router behavior, so it passed when added.origin/dev(87e005f93c): only the generatedskills/ocx/references/01_management_surface.mdconflicted and was regenerated withbun run skill:surface; the PR's own diff against dev is unchanged (27 files). On headeec8da8381: focused alias/CLI/API/convergence/route-registry suites 70 pass; typecheck, privacy, structure, skill-surface and layout/ratchet/Lab/skill guards pass (78 pass).bun run test:changed(55,284 tests): 26 failures. 16 fail identically when their files run alone on unchangedorigin/dev(real npm / Codex CLI install tests,catalog-omit-disabled-native,update-stop-first). The other 10 (native-codex-toggle,ocx-launcher-desktop-handoff,native-ultrafast-picker) pass when their files run alone on this head (70 pass, 0 fail).f9d0c99ed9): a new case intests/server/alias-management-api.test.tssends each alias write to__proto__,constructorandtoStringand requires 404 withObject.prototypeuntouched; it failed with 200 before the fix. Alias API/template/CLI suites 33 pass; typecheck passes. The PR'stest changedCI job covers this head.b82caf63c7): two new cases intests/server/alias-management-api.test.tsfailed before it: a live config candidate carrying{vendor}-{modelBasename}validated, and/api/default-aliaseswithprovider: "__proto__"answered 200. They now refuse (schema_invalid: providers.<name>.aliasTemplate: …, 400 fromPOST /api/providers, 404).ocx config set providers.t.aliasTemplate '{vendor}-{modelBasename}'in an isolated home refuses with the same reason. Alias/template/CLI/provider-validation suites 173 pass; typecheck, privacy, structure, skill surface, layout/ratchet/Lab and convergence-contract guards pass.bun run test; a live discovered roster; localtest:changedon the lookup-fix commit.Checklist
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