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feat(x402): x402_fetch RPC for capped paid requests from local callers - #8690
Adds openhuman.x402_fetch: a JSON-RPC controller that makes one HTTPS request and, on an HTTP 402, pays the x402 challenge from the wallet, capped by a maxAmountAtomic the caller passes.
Until now x402 payments happened only inside the http_request tool's 402 hook, and x402_route refused any call without a TrustedAutomation or WebChat turn origin. A local, non-model RPC caller could not pay at all. The motivating caller is Teeny's hands/wallet, which enforces its own caps and host allowlist before it calls the core.
How it works
Params:url (https only; private and loopback destinations refused, including names that resolve to them), method (GET/POST), headers (PAYMENT-SIGNATURE and X-PAYMENT refused), body (POST only), maxAmountAtomic (required, ≥ 1).
Response:{status, contentType?, body (UTF-8, cut at 256 KiB), truncated, payment: {paymentId, amountAtomic, asset, recipient, network, settled, settlementResponse?} | null}.
Authorization: a one-shot RPC permit, created inside x402_service::prepare_capped_payment while the x402 service lock is held and matched by the exact URL the module reports. authorize_x402_payment approves only while that permit is active, and only when the amount is within both maxAmountAtomic and the per-request budget. The permit is consumed by the first callback. Without a permit, routing is unchanged.
Ledger:record_payment always runs, on failure paths too (a failed retry is recorded as status 0, the over-cap re-check as 402), so the module commits or releases its reservation.
Errors:X402_REFUSED: for over-cap or over-budget amounts. The fetch also re-checks the amount the module returns.
Redirects: none are followed. Destinations are checked in open mode, with the privacy egress check and the runtime proxy applied; the http_request allowed-domains list is not consulted, because the caller is expected to keep its own allowlist.
Notes
Daily and monthly budget refusals happen in the module before it calls the host, so they surface as x402_fetch: payment failed: …, not X402_REFUSED:.
Existing bug, not fixed here: the update_budget schema declares snake_case inputs, but its handler reads camelCase.
Tests
cargo test -p openhuman --features web3 x402: 34 passed.
cargo test -p openhuman --features web3 wallet_host: 26 passed. New tests cover a permit approving within the cap, refusing over maxAmountAtomic, refusing over the per-request budget, one-time consumption, and the no-permit case staying refused.
Not covered by a test: the end-to-end network and payment path needs a loaded wallet module and a live 402 server, so it has no automated test. It is a JSON-RPC E2E candidate.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added x402_fetch for making HTTPS GET or POST requests that require payment, including direct calls without an agent turn.
Set a maximum payment amount for each request. Responses include payment and settlement details when applicable, and large response bodies are truncated.
Documentation
Added guidance on using paid fetch requests and clarified what request information is logged.
Add tests for the x402 RPC permit path, verifying that payments within the caller cap and per-request budget are approved while over-cap and over-budget requests are refused. Also cover that a permit only authorizes its own URL, is consumed by the first authorization, and stays active only while its scoped future runs.
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…mits
Direct x402_fetch RPC calls now register a one-shot permit keyed by URL and the caller's maxAmountAtomic, which the authorization callback consumes to approve payments within that cap and the per-request budget. This lets RPC-originated payments skip the WebChat approval prompt while still failing closed when no permit matches.
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The permit route now derives the refusal reason before recording the outcome, so a rejected permit returns the matching refused route instead of relying on a second match over the stored outcome. This removes the unreachable branch for unused permits and keeps the decision and its route in sync.
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Introduce an x402 fetch module that performs HTTP requests gated by payment, and register its controller schema with url and maxAmountAtomic as required inputs. A test asserts the controller is registered alongside its schema.
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Direct x402_fetch RPC callers have no turn to approve through, so payment preparation now accepts an optional amount cap and runs the confidential call under a one-shot permit scoped to the URL. The permit is installed while the service lock is held, ensuring only this preparation can match it, and the outcome is returned so refusals are distinguishable from other failures.
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Adds an `openhuman.x402_fetch` entry point that performs a single HTTP request and, on a 402 challenge, routes the payment through TinyWallet's capped preparation so the authorization callback can approve only that payment within the caller's atomic cap and per-request budget. Requests reuse the existing URL guard, reject caller-supplied payment headers, and always report the paid retry's outcome so the module ledger can commit or release the reservation.
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Register a new x402_fetch controller that exposes the paid-fetch capability, with inputs for url, method, headers, body and maxAmountAtomic and outputs covering status, body, truncation and payment details. This lets callers make an HTTPS request that settles an x402 challenge within a per-request budget.
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Adds an x402_fetch RPC that lets a local caller make a single paid HTTPS request with an explicit maxAmountAtomic cap, without going through an agent turn. It validates parameters, guards the destination, caps the payment, retries after settlement, and reports the outcome while logging only method, host, status and amount.
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What changed
Adds an `x402_fetch` RPC that makes one HTTPS request and pays an HTTP 402 x402 challenge from the wallet, capped by a caller-supplied `maxAmountAtomic`. The request is validated (`parse_params`) for https-only URLs, GET/POST method, refusal of caller-supplied `PAYMENT-SIGNATURE`/`X-PAYMENT` headers, POST-only bodies, and a positive cap, then guarded by the `http_request` URL guard in open mode with DNS resolution checks, the privacy egress check, no redirects and connections pinned to vetted addresses. On a 402 with a `PAYMENT-REQUIRED` challenge the host calls `prepare_capped_payment`, which installs a one-shot permit (`with_x402_rpc_permit`) while the x402 service lock is held; the host's authorization callback approves only while that permit is active for the exact URL, within both the caller cap and the per-request budget, and the permit is consumed by the first callback. The host retries once with the payment header, always records the retry outcome with the module ledger (status 0 for failed retries, 402 for the over-cap re-check), and returns `{status, contentType?, body (UTF-8, cut at 256 KiB), truncated, payment}`. Over-cap or over-budget refusals surface as errors prefixed `X402_REFUSED:`; module-side budget refusals surface as `x402_fetch: payment failed:`. The response shape and controller schema are registered as `x402.fetch`, and catalog/README documentation reflects the new RPC.
Features
Added — `openhuman.x402_fetch` JSON-RPC controller: Lets a local, non-model caller make one HTTPS request that may pay an HTTP 402 x402 challenge within an explicit `maxAmountAtomic` cap, a capability previously unavailable to RPC callers with no TrustedAutomation or WebChat turn origin. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/fetch.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/schemas.rsfn handle_get_summary(ctx: DispatchCtx, _params: Map<String, Value>) -> Controll)
Added — One-shot RPC permit (`X402RpcPermit`, `x402_rpc_permit_route`, `with_x402_rpc_permit`) in `wallet_host`: Provides a URL-correlated, single-use authorization token scoped to the payment preparation, so the host callback approves a direct RPC payment only while the permit is active, within the caller cap and the per-request budget, and only for the exact URL the module reports; without a matching permit routing falls through to the existing `x402_route`. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_host.rsimpl WalletHost {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_host.rspub(super) enum X402Route {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_host.rspub(super) fn x402_route()
Modified — `x402_service::prepare` refactor with `prepare_capped_payment` and permit outcome propagation: Factors the payment preparation into a shared `prepare` that installs the one-shot permit while the x402 service lock is held and reports how the permit was used (`X402RpcPermitOutcome`), so a refusal is distinguishable from a failure and `prepare_payment` preserves its existing signature and behavior for callers without a cap. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/x402_service.rspub(crate) async fn prepare_payment(, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/x402_service.rsuse crate::config::Config;)
Modified — `authorize_x402_payment` consults the permit route first: Adds `X402Route::RpcPermitApproved` handling so a direct RPC payment with an active permit is approved within the caller cap and per-request budget, while all other origins continue through the unchanged `x402_route` path and its fail-closed behavior. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_host.rsimpl WalletHost {)
Added — `fetch` schema registration in the x402 controller registry: Registers the new `fetch` controller with its `url`/`method`/`headers`/`body`/`maxAmountAtomic` inputs and `status`/`contentType`/`body`/`truncated`/`payment` outputs, wiring it into `all_controller_schemas` and `all_registered_controllers`. (crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/schemas.rspub fn all_controller_schemas() -> Vec<ControllerSchema> {, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/schemas.rspub fn all_registered_controllers() -> Vec<RegisteredController> {, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/schemas.rspub fn schemas(function: &str) -> ControllerSchema {)
Modified — Documentation and catalog text for `x402.fetch`: Updates the workflow-automation catalog entry and the `web3`/`x402` READMEs to describe the new RPC, its params, response shape, refusal prefixes, host-side authorization via the permit, and the logging policy (host, status, amount only). (crates/openhuman-core/src/platform/about_app/catalog_workflows_automation.rsCapability {, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/README.mdNamespace names are wire contracts., crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/README.mdmodule call. The module returns the payment header; after the retry, the host)
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Lane summary: Adds `openhuman.x402_fetch`, a JSON-RPC controller that performs one guarded HTTPS request and pays an HTTP 402 x402 challenge within a caller-supplied `maxAmountAtomic`, backed by a new one-shot host permit (`X402RpcPermit`, `x402_rpc_permit_route`, `with_x402_rpc_permit`) that `authorize_x402_payment` consults before falling through to the existing `x402_route`. The description matches the diff: params, response shape, refusal prefix, redirect and guard behaviour, ledger recording on failure paths, and the stated test coverage all line up with the code, and the change looks safe to merge. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `b6d70c80f1a7`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
The change adds openhuman.x402_fetch for capped HTTPS requests and payment handling. It adds URL-matched, one-shot wallet authorization permits, registers the RPC schema and handler, and updates tests and documentation.
The wallet host checks URL-matched permits against the caller’s cap and per-request budget. Matching authorization consumes the permit. Tests cover limits, matching, and permit lifetime.
Payment preparation supports an optional amount cap and returns the permit outcome for capped calls. The existing uncapped preparation path uses the shared flow.
Fetch request and payment flow crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/fetch.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/fetch_tests.rs
The fetch operation validates HTTPS request parameters and destinations, limits the payment and response body, and handles a single paid retry. It reports payment and settlement details. Tests cover request validation, caps, and response values.
Controller registration and documentation crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/mod.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/schemas.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/schemas_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/README.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/README.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/platform/about_app/catalog_workflows_automation.rs
The controller schema and handler register fetch. Tests check the required inputs. Documentation describes the RPC, payment limits, and logging boundaries.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7343 — The issue describes x402 spend undercounting that can allow caps to be exceeded. This change adds caller-cap checks and records payment outcomes, but the issue summary identifies a remaining defect in the tinywallet module.
Possibly related PRs
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8649 — Adds the x402 routing and per-request budget contracts used by this change’s permit fallback.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8651 — Changes the trusted-automation predicate used by the existing fallback routing.
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The new paid fetch RPC can reach internal destinations through a configured proxy, because the address check does not bind the proxy's own resolution. A failure while reading the response body after payment hides which payment was made, so a caller may pay twice. The fetch also ignores service-scoped proxy settings. These should be addressed before merge.
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A rabbit checks the HTTPS trail One capped permit guards the pail A challenge comes; one retry goes The ledger notes what settled flows Bounded bytes return from the run The rabbit thumps: fetch is done!
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- Line 273: Update fetch so a response-body read failure after the paid retry
preserves the payment ID and settlement facts in the returned result, rather
than propagating an error that loses them. Use the existing result contract if
it can represent both payment details and the read failure; otherwise provide an
explicit recovery result, preserving the successful response path.
- Line 170: Update body_text so the text produced by String::from_utf8_lossy is
also bounded by the response size limit. Truncate only at a valid UTF-8
boundary, and set truncated when the decoded output is shortened while
preserving the existing raw-byte limit behavior.
- Line 34: Update the proxy configuration’s supported service keys and selectors
to include rpc.x402_fetch so service-scoped proxy settings can select the key
used by PROXY_SERVICE; if fetch should share another service’s policy, instead
set PROXY_SERVICE to that existing selectable key.
- Around line 219-220: Update the request setup around
apply_runtime_proxy_to_builder in the fetch path so proxied requests cannot rely
on the proxy to resolve an unchecked destination: enforce the vetted
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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Register the fetch proxy service key.
With proxy.scope='services', the proxy configuration cannot select rpc.x402_fetch: its supported keys omit the name, and its selectors omit rpc.*. The new request therefore bypasses a service-scoped runtime proxy. Add the key to the proxy configuration, or use an existing selectable key if the fetch must share that service's policy. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the proxy configuration’s supported service keys and selectors to include rpc.x402_fetch so service-scoped proxy settings can select the key used by PROXY_SERVICE; if fetch should share another service’s policy, instead set PROXY_SERVICE to that existing selectable key.
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Apply the size limit after lossy UTF-8 decoding.
body_text limits raw bytes, but String::from_utf8_lossy can expand each invalid byte into a three-byte replacement character. A response containing 256 KiB of invalid bytes can therefore return about 768 KiB of UTF-8 text, contrary to the response limit. Bound the encoded output as well. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update body_text so the text produced by String::from_utf8_lossy is also bounded by the response size limit. Truncate only at a valid UTF-8 boundary, and set truncated when the decoded output is shortened while preserving the existing raw-byte limit behavior.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Pin the destination address for proxied requests, or reject the proxy route.
When apply_runtime_proxy_to_builder applies a proxy, reqwest connects to the proxy host. It sends CONNECT <destination-host>:<port> and lets the proxy resolve the destination name. The resolve_to_addrs(&target.host, &target.addrs) call only affects resolution for the connection target. In this path, that target is the proxy, so the vetted addresses are not used for the destination.
A hostname that resolves to a public address during destination validation can resolve to a private address at the proxy. The request can then reach an internal HTTPS endpoint whose certificate covers that hostname. This bypasses the private-address check.
Enforce destination validation at the proxy, or reject this route when a proxy applies.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/web3/x402/fetch.rs around lines 219 - 220:
Update the request setup around apply_runtime_proxy_to_builder in the fetch path so proxied requests cannot rely on the proxy to resolve an unchecked destination: enforce the vetted destination-address policy at the proxy, or reject the request whenever a proxy applies. Keep the direct-connection path pinned to target.addrs and preserve the existing private-address checks.
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Retain payment details when reading the paid response fails.
After the paid retry, fetch records the result before calling into_value. If the response body then times out or fails, response_body(response).await? returns an error and discards the payment ID and settlement facts. The caller cannot identify the payment from that result and may repeat a paid request. Return the payment details with the read failure, or provide another explicit recovery result. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update fetch so a response-body read failure after the paid retry preserves the payment ID and settlement facts in the returned result, rather than propagating an error that loses them. Use the existing result contract if it can represent both payment details and the read failure; otherwise provide an explicit recovery result, preserving the successful response path.
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Enforce local-only privacy before resolving the URL
When the live privacy mode is local_only, an uncached hostname can still be sent to a network DNS resolver because guard_destination calls validate_url_with_dns_check before enforce_egress runs. Refusing the subsequent HTTP request does not undo that disclosure. This violates AGENTS.md's requirement that local-only network restrictions remain enforced independently of the security switch. Parse the host without I/O and run the egress check before DNS validation.
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Register the new proxy service key before using it
When the proxy is configured only through OpenHuman settings with scope = "services", this key cannot match any valid selector. The supported-key and wildcard tables in config/schema/proxy.rs omit both rpc.x402_fetch and rpc.*, and ProxyConfig::validate rejects unsupported selectors. Consequently, apply_runtime_proxy_to_builder leaves both the initial request and paid retry without the configured proxy, causing failures on proxy-only networks or direct connections instead. Register this service key or reuse the existing HTTP-request service key.
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🟡 Changes recommended
HTTPS requests through HTTP(S) proxies leave target hostnames unpinned, allowing proxy-side DNS resolution to bypass the destination guard and reach private addresses.
Adds openhuman.x402_fetch so local, non-agent callers can make capped paid HTTPS requests through OpenHuman’s existing TinyWallet budget and ledger integration.
Changes:
Registers the RPC with request validation, a paid retry, response truncation, and settlement reporting.
Adds URL-matched, one-shot payment permits bounded by caller and per-request caps.
Adds validation and authorization tests, plus documentation and capability-catalog updates.
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Summary
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openhuman.x402_fetch: a JSON-RPC controller that makes one HTTPS request and, on an HTTP 402, pays the x402 challenge from the wallet, capped by amaxAmountAtomicthe caller passes.Until now x402 payments happened only inside the
http_requesttool's 402 hook, andx402_routerefused any call without a TrustedAutomation or WebChat turn origin. A local, non-model RPC caller could not pay at all. The motivating caller is Teeny'shands/wallet, which enforces its own caps and host allowlist before it calls the core.How it works
url(https only; private and loopback destinations refused, including names that resolve to them),method(GET/POST),headers(PAYMENT-SIGNATUREandX-PAYMENTrefused),body(POST only),maxAmountAtomic(required, ≥ 1).{status, contentType?, body (UTF-8, cut at 256 KiB), truncated, payment: {paymentId, amountAtomic, asset, recipient, network, settled, settlementResponse?} | null}.x402_service::prepare_capped_paymentwhile the x402 service lock is held and matched by the exact URL the module reports.authorize_x402_paymentapproves only while that permit is active, and only when the amount is within bothmaxAmountAtomicand the per-request budget. The permit is consumed by the first callback. Without a permit, routing is unchanged.record_paymentalways runs, on failure paths too (a failed retry is recorded as status 0, the over-cap re-check as 402), so the module commits or releases its reservation.X402_REFUSED:for over-cap or over-budget amounts. The fetch also re-checks the amount the module returns.http_requestallowed-domains list is not consulted, because the caller is expected to keep its own allowlist.Notes
x402_fetch: payment failed: …, notX402_REFUSED:.update_budgetschema declares snake_case inputs, but its handler reads camelCase.Tests
cargo test -p openhuman --features web3 x402: 34 passed.cargo test -p openhuman --features web3 wallet_host: 26 passed. New tests cover a permit approving within the cap, refusing overmaxAmountAtomic, refusing over the per-request budget, one-time consumption, and the no-permit case staying refused.cargo check -p openhuman --no-default-features,cargo clippy -p openhuman --features web3 --lib --tests(clean), andnode scripts/ci/check-module-boundaries.mjs(0 violations) all pass.Summary by CodeRabbit
x402_fetchfor making HTTPS GET or POST requests that require payment, including direct calls without an agent turn.