Session config | Select the LLM from a model ref - #13
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In `@lib/session-config.js`:
- Line 113: Update the allowed-model validation around parseModelRef so
configured and requested references are parsed and compared by canonical
provider and modelId, allowing equivalent google and gemini aliases while
preserving existing rejection behavior for different models. Retain raw
configured references in normalized session-config output, and add coverage for
provider aliases and differing prefix case.
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.env.exampleREADME.mdlib/llm/anthropic.jslib/llm/gemini.jslib/llm/model-ref.jslib/llm/openai.jslib/llm/provider.jslib/session-config.jsserver.jssession.config.example.jsontests/llm-gemini.test.jstests/llm-model-ref.test.jstests/llm-openai.test.jstests/llm-provider.test.jstests/server.test.jstests/session-config.test.js
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Summary
.env(LLM_PROVIDER,*_MODEL) intosession.config.json.modelis aprovider/model-idref (openai/gpt-5.6-luna,google/gemini-3.6-flash,anthropic/…). The prefix picks the adapter. API keys and optional*_BASE_URLstay in.env.allowedModelsis the picker list. Eval returns 503 ifmodelis not on it.Changes
The interesting bit is
lib/llm/model-ref.js: one parser for routing, key lookup, and allowlist membership. Providers still strip their own prefix on the API call, so a leftoveropenai/oncomplete()is harmless.normalizeSessionConfigkeeps a providedmodeleven when it is not allowed, so/api/session-configmirrors the file. The reject happens at eval time (assertAllowedModel), not by silently swapping models.If
allowedModelsis omitted, it defaults to the three example refs in the README. Custom models have to be added to that list first.Test plan
npm testsession.config.example.jsontosession.config.json, setmodelto a listed ref, fill the matching API key in.env, and run an evalmodelat a ref that is not inallowedModelsand confirm compare returns 503.envno longer needsLLM_PROVIDERor*_MODEL