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Lands the epic/8369-security-migration work from senamakel/tinyinference on main: PRs senamakel#47, #48 and #49. Until now it lived only on the fork, so hosts that needed it had to pin a commit that isn't on main. This is a merge, not a squash, so all 25 original commits are kept. It merges cleanly.
What it brings:
Async credential resolution. The managed TinyHumans bearer resolvers, the embedding bearer resolver and the image bearer path all resolve credentials asynchronously. A host can then fetch a token without blocking a runtime worker.
Async provider override factories. The embedding and catalog-limit factories in providers::overrides are async. They take owned request structs (CatalogLimitsRequest and the embedding request) by value, so a host context that can't be cloned can still be captured.
Credential fingerprints. A managed request records a fingerprint of the credential it sent, using a NUL-separated domain and hex encoding. That lets a host tell whether a 401 came from the current credential or one that was already rotated out.
Public API
Breaking for hosts that register override factories or bearer resolvers: those closures now return futures, and the catalog and embedding factories take request structs. New: CatalogLimitsRequest, plus credential fingerprint accessors on managed auth failures.
Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: ok
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: ok
cargo test --all-features: all suites pass (1 test was already ignored on main)
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added support for asynchronous credential and model resolution, allowing credentials and model configuration to be obtained dynamically.
Added credential fingerprints to managed authentication failures, helping identify which credential was used without exposing the credential itself.
Bug Fixes
Ensured authentication failures are associated with the credential used for the corresponding request, including when credentials rotate.
Preserved empty-input handling and existing fallback behavior during asynchronous model construction.
Add a test asserting that the fingerprint reported on a managed auth
failure matches the bearer the failed request actually carried, not the
credential the resolver would return later, and that its debug output
does not leak the token.
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Auth failures now carry an opaque SHA-256 fingerprint of the bearer that the
failed request actually used, so a caller can tell whether the credential it
sent still matches the host's current one without retaining the secret. The
task-local sent-credential slot stores the fingerprint alongside the kind, and
the fingerprint compares in constant time and redacts itself in Debug output.
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The fixture now rotates the session token while the request is in flight
instead of after it returns, so the test exercises the race where the
credential changes before the failure is fingerprinted. The assertion
confirms the token was rotated by the handler.
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…rint domain separator
The domain separator was written with an escaped backslash-zero, so the literal two-character sequence was hashed instead of a terminating nul byte. This restores the intended separator, which changes the fingerprint value for every credential.
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Add a test asserting that a credential fingerprint serializes to canonical
lower-case 64-character hex and parses back to the same value, while
rejecting upper-case and malformed input. This pins the wire format so
future changes cannot silently break stored fingerprints.
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Add to_hex and from_hex to TinyHumansCredentialFingerprint so the opaque
fingerprint can be serialized to and parsed from a canonical 64-character
lower-case hex string without exposing the bearer. Parsing rejects any input
that is not exactly 64 lower-case hex digits.
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Replaced chunks_exact(2) with as_chunks::<2>() when decoding the credential fingerprint, which lets the compiler verify the pair length at compile time instead of relying on runtime indexing.
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The bearer resolver now returns a pinned future so hosts can fetch tokens
asynchronously, and the delegate helper awaits it before building the
OpenAI-compatible client. Tests were updated to wrap their resolvers in
async blocks.
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Bearer resolvers now return a boxed future instead of a plain result, so
credentials can be fetched asynchronously during a request. The model
constructors and the bearer source await the resolver, and the tests were
updated to supply async closures.
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The managed model factory callback now returns a pinned future and the
provider construction helpers are async, so hosts can perform asynchronous
work such as token acquisition while building a model. Callers in the
connection test were updated to await the new signatures.
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Update the embedding and tinyhumans test doubles so their factory
closures return boxed futures, matching the now-async managed model
factory and resolver signatures.
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The `BearerResolver` type alias in the tinyhumans provider had a broken
definition that would not compile, so it has been rewritten to a valid
`Arc<dyn Fn() -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<String>> + Send>> + Send + Sync>`
form. The cloud embeddings test helper and a tinyhumans test were also
reformatted to match the corrected closure and indentation.
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The managed model factory closure now casts the mock embedding model to a
boxed EmbeddingModel trait object, matching the factory's expected return
type and keeping the connection verification test compiling.
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The credential resolver closures in the tinyhumans tests moved their captured
handles into the returned future, so the surrounding test could no longer use
them. Cloning the handles inside the closure before the async block keeps the
counters and buffers accessible to the assertions that follow.
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Embedding factories and catalog limit resolvers now return boxed futures
instead of resolving synchronously, and build_embedding is an async method
that awaits the selected factory. This lets provider overrides perform
asynchronous work while still accepting borrowed, non-clone host contexts.
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The inline `Pin<Box<dyn Future ...>>` return types on the embedding and
catalog-limits factory aliases are replaced with named `EmbeddingFactoryFuture`
and `CatalogLimitsFuture` aliases, and the tests annotate their closures with
them. This keeps the signatures readable and gives callers a stable name for
the borrowed async result.
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Embedding and catalog limits factories now take owned request structs
instead of separate borrowed arguments, and a new CatalogLimitsRequest
groups the model and context. This makes the callback signatures uniform
and easier to extend without breaking callers.
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Adapt the provider override tests to the new request-struct signatures for
embedding factories and catalog limits, replacing the previous borrowed
argument style. This keeps the tests aligned with the updated override API.
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Reformatted the provider overrides tests to satisfy rustfmt, wrapping
closures and fixing indentation of request literals. No behaviour
changes.
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Replace the explicit closure type annotations and `as _` casts with
inferred closures cast to the `EmbeddingFactory` alias, and drop the now
unused future type imports. This keeps the tests compiling against the
current overrides API while making the factory setup less verbose.
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EmbeddingRequest and CatalogLimitsRequest now hold owned model strings and
context instead of borrows, and their factory futures use BoxFuture rather
than lifetime-parameterised boxed futures. This removes the higher-ranked
lifetime bounds from the factory types so callers can build requests without
tying them to a borrowed scope.
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Rework the provider override tests to pass owned, non-clone host contexts
through the embedding and catalog limits factories, and derive Debug on
CatalogLimitsRequest so the request type can be used in these paths.
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… types
The embedding and catalog limits closures in the provider override tests now
declare their return types explicitly using the EmbeddingFactoryFuture and
CatalogLimitsFuture aliases, which keeps the boxed futures type-checking
against the expected factory signatures.
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The override tests now build separate HostContext values for the fallback
and catalog lookups instead of reusing a shared reference, so each call
carries its own borrowed config and the assertions can tell the two
paths apart.
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Brings async bearer resolvers, async embedding and catalog-limit factories taking owned request structs, and credential fingerprints from the security-migration epic, which until now existed only on the fork.
Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Completeness: Complete Test assessment: Test coverage is assessed from changed tests and lane evidence; execution is not claimed without trusted check data.
What changed
Credential resolution becomes async across embeddings, image transport and the TinyHumans provider, converting the corresponding resolver types and call sites to futures. Provider override factories become async and now consume owned `EmbeddingRequest<Ctx>` and the new `CatalogLimitsRequest<Ctx>`, backed by `EmbeddingFactoryFuture`/`CatalogLimitsFuture`. Managed TinyHumans requests record a `TinyHumansCredentialFingerprint` of the bearer they sent, exposed via `credential_fingerprint()` on `TinyHumansAuthFailure`, with `sha2` added as a dependency. Tests in cloud, verify, openrouter, cache-identity, observer, tinyhumans and provider-overrides suites were updated to the async shapes and extended for fingerprints.
Features
Modified — Async bearer resolution for cloud embeddings: Hosts supply a `BearerResolver` returning a future, so a token can be fetched from an async source; the resolver is awaited once per non-empty batch after the egress guard, before the delegate is built. (crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/cloud.rsimpl CloudEmbeddingModel {)
Modified — Async embedding factory and builder entrypoints: `ManagedModelFactory`, `create_configured_embedding_model` and `create_default_embedding_model` are async, so managed-model construction can perform async work; fallbacks to the managed model await the factory. (crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/factory.rspub fn create_configured_embedding_model(, crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/factory.rspub fn create_default_embedding_model()
Modified — Async bearer auth for image transport: `MediaAuth::Bearer` resolves its token asynchronously, and `send`/`send_json`/`get_json`/`get_bytes_once` now carry the token used for the successful attempt, so auth is retried per attempt. (crates/tinyinference-image/src/transport.rsimpl MediaAuth {, crates/tinyinference-image/src/transport.rsimpl MediaTransport {)
Added — Managed credential fingerprints: `TinyHumansCredentialFingerprint` hashes the bearer with a NUL-separated domain tag, offers hex round-trip and constant-shape comparison helpers, and prints as opaque. Managed auth failures expose the fingerprint of the credential actually sent, even if the host has since rotated it. (crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod.rspub struct TinyHumansAuthFailure {, crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod.rsimpl TinyHumansAuthFailure {, crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod.rsstruct ResolvedBearer(KindedResolver);)
Modified — Async TinyHumans bearer resolvers: `TinyHumansModel::new` and `new_with_credential` take resolvers returning futures, and `ResolvedBearer::current` awaits the resolver before recording the sent credential for attribution. (crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod.rsimpl TinyHumansModel {, crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod.rsimpl ChatModel<()> for TinyHumansModel {)
Added — sha2 dependency for the llm crate: Enables SHA-256 computation for credential fingerprints. (crates/tinyinference-llm/Cargo.tomlfutures = { workspace = true })
Tests
unit — Cloud embedding tests' bearer resolver fixture now returns a future, preserving the egress-guard and bearer-count assertions.: Mechanically updated to the new async resolver type; the tests lane reported no unfailable or uncoverable new branches. Execution is not evidenced here. (crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/cloud_tests.rsuse super::*;)
unit — OpenRouter proxied test counts resolver calls and asserts each of two generations sends a distinct bearer (`session-jwt-0`, `session-jwt-1`), confirming per-request resolution.: Asserts the observable per-request resolution behavior of the async bearer path; execution is not evidenced here. (crates/tinyinference-image/src/openrouter_tests.rsfn enveloped_png_reply(_call: usize) -> Response {, crates/tinyinference-image/src/openrouter_tests.rsasync fn failed_envelope_is_an_error_even_with_a_2xx_status() {)
unit — TinyHumans tests cover dynamic bearer re-resolution for invoke and stream, resolver failures stopping before transport, constructor/default model selection, and readiness gating.: Updated resolvers return futures while keeping the original behavioral assertions. Execution is not evidenced here. (crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod_tests.rsasync fn dynamic_bearer_is_resolved_again_for_invoke_and_stream() {, crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod_tests.rsasync fn resolver_failure_stops_before_transport() {, crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/mod_tests.rsasync fn readiness_blocks_only_confirmed_missing_provider_configuration() {)
unit — Observer tests assert resolver failures are classified separately from provider failures with an async resolver.: Mechanically converted resolver; classification assertions unchanged. Execution is not evidenced here. (crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/observer_tests.rsasync fn observer_classifies_readiness_and_non_provider_failures() {)
Lane summary: The diff converts several host-supplied callbacks (bearer resolvers, embedding factories, catalog limits) to async and adds a credential fingerprint to managed auth failures. The new fingerprint surface is covered by two tests that pin the round-trip, the non-secret Debug output, and the request-time attribution (the token rotates before the response, and the test asserts the fingerprint matches the old token, not the new one). I found no test that cannot fail and no uncovered new branch worth reporting.
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Lane summary: The change makes bearer resolvers and the embedding/catalog-limit override factories async and adds a domain-separated credential fingerprint on managed auth failures, with matching test updates; the diff is internally consistent and matches the description, so it looks sound to merge. The description is accurate for what the diff shows.
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- Line 230: Replace the derived Debug implementation on CatalogLimitsRequest
with a manual implementation that formats the model and redacts context as
"<host context>", matching the redaction behavior of EmbeddingRequest and
CatalogRequest.
Walkthrough
This pull request changes embedding, media transport, and provider override callbacks to use asynchronous futures. It also adds TinyHumans credential fingerprints and carries the fingerprint of the sent bearer into authentication failure reporting.
Changes: Async provider and model APIs
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Summary
Async embedding resolution and construction crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/cloud.rs, crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/cloud_tests.rs, crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/factory.rs, crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/verify.rs, crates/tinyinference-embeddings/src/verify_tests.rs
Cloud bearer resolvers and managed-model factories now return futures. Embedding construction and verification await those futures. Existing empty-input handling and factory fallback behavior remain in place.
Async media bearer resolution crates/tinyinference-image/src/transport.rs, crates/tinyinference-image/src/openrouter_tests.rs
Media bearer resolution is asynchronous. Each retry resolves its own token, and a successful send returns the response with the token used. Tests verify that consecutive requests use their respective resolved tokens.
Embedding and catalog-limit callbacks now accept owned requests and return futures. Embedding construction awaits either the registered factory or the built-in fallback.
TinyHumans credential attribution
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Fingerprint and report sent credentials crates/tinyinference-llm/Cargo.toml, crates/tinyinference-llm/src/providers/tinyhumans/*
TinyHumans credential resolvers now return futures. The code records a domain-separated SHA-256 fingerprint with the sent credential and makes it available on authentication failures. Tests cover credential rotation, fingerprint parsing and encoding, and resolver behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant TinyHumansModel
participant ResolvedBearer
participant BearerResolver
participant RemoteService
participant AuthFailureObserver
TinyHumansModel->>ResolvedBearer: Resolve bearer and record credential
ResolvedBearer->>BearerResolver: Await credential
BearerResolver-->>ResolvedBearer: Return bearer
ResolvedBearer-->>TinyHumansModel: Return bearer and fingerprint
TinyHumansModel->>RemoteService: Send request with bearer
RemoteService-->>TinyHumansModel: Return authentication failure
TinyHumansModel->>AuthFailureObserver: Report credential kind and fingerprint
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tinyhumansai/tinyinference#123: Adds the synchronous factory, resolver, and borrowed-request APIs that this pull request converts to asynchronous futures and owned requests.
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Summary
Lands the
epic/8369-security-migrationwork fromsenamakel/tinyinferenceonmain: PRs senamakel#47, #48 and #49. Until now it lived only on the fork, so hosts that needed it had to pin a commit that isn't onmain. This is a merge, not a squash, so all 25 original commits are kept. It merges cleanly.What it brings:
providers::overridesare async. They take owned request structs (CatalogLimitsRequestand the embedding request) by value, so a host context that can't be cloned can still be captured.Public API
Breaking for hosts that register override factories or bearer resolvers: those closures now return futures, and the catalog and embedding factories take request structs. New:
CatalogLimitsRequest, plus credential fingerprint accessors on managed auth failures.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: okcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: okcargo test --all-features: all suites pass (1 test was already ignored onmain)Summary by CodeRabbit