Add shared response DTOs and enhance the response envelope middleware with
excluded paths, trace ID generation fallback, and automatic extraction of
error details from handler responses. Update default business code mapping
for 503 and 504, and adjust idempotency detection to only treat the new
envelope format as already-wrapped.
BREAKING CHANGE: responses using the old envelope format (e.g., string
`code`) are now wrapped into the new standard envelope.
Removes the legacy route table maintenance logic from the sync service
that populated deprecated Redis keys. Additionally, deletes the unused
TokenService and KeyDTO files to reduce technical debt.
Add support for OAuth-based authentication with access/refresh tokens
and expiration tracking for API keys. Extend provider groups with
static headers configuration and headers profile options.
Changes include:
- Add AccessToken, RefreshToken, ExpiresAt, AccountID, ProjectID to APIKey model
- Add StaticHeaders and HeadersProfile to ProviderGroup model
- Add TokenRefresh configuration for background token management
- Support new provider types: ClaudeCode, Codex, GeminiCLI, Antigravity
- Update sync service to include new fields in provider snapshots
Restructure the provider management system by separating the monolithic
Provider model into two distinct entities:
- ProviderGroup: defines shared upstream configuration (type, base_url,
google settings, models, status)
- APIKey: represents individual credentials within a group (api_key,
weight, status, auto_ban, ban settings)
This change also updates:
- Binding model to reference GroupID instead of RouteGroup string
- All CRUD handlers for the new provider-group and api-key endpoints
- Sync service to rebuild provider snapshots from joined tables
- Model registry to aggregate capabilities across group/key pairs
- Access handler to validate namespace existence and subset constraints
- Migration importer to handle the new schema structure
- All related tests to use the new model relationships
BREAKING CHANGE: Provider API endpoints replaced with /provider-groups
and /api-keys endpoints; Binding.RouteGroup replaced with Binding.GroupID
- Add `POST /admin/providers/preset` for streamlined creation of official providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini)
- Add `POST /admin/providers/custom` for generic OpenAI-compatible providers
- Add `weight` field to provider model and DTOs to enable weighted routing
- Update sync service to propagate provider weights
- Add unit tests for new creation handlers
Standardize alignment of struct tags in models and field assignments in
services for better readability. Additionally, include the Binding model
in the test database auto-migration.
Implement handlers for creating, listing, and updating model bindings.
Register new routes in the admin server group and add DTO definitions.
Update provider handlers to trigger binding synchronization on changes
to ensure upstream mappings remain current.
Add support for Google Cloud-specific configuration in provider models.
New fields `GoogleProject` and `GoogleLocation` are now included in the
Provider DTO, database model, API handlers, and sync service snapshots.
- Extend Provider struct in model with gorm/json tags
- Update ProviderDTO with omitempty JSON tags
- Include fields in handler create/update logic with trim
- Add fields to providerSnapshot for sync operations
Add `PUT /admin/providers/{id}` endpoint to allow updating provider
configurations, including status and ban details. Update synchronization
logic to exclude inactive or banned providers from routing tables to
ensure traffic is not routed to them.
Introduce fields for managing provider status (active, auto_disabled,
manual_disabled) and banning logic.
- Add Status, AutoBan, BanReason, and BanUntil to Provider model and DTO
- Update CreateProvider handler to process new fields with defaults
- Extend sync service to propagate status and ban information in snapshots
- Serialize BanUntil as Unix timestamp for sync compatibility
Replace direct provider linkage with group-based routing for Keys and
Providers. This allows for more flexible load balancing and tiering
strategies.
Changes include:
- Remove `ProviderID` from Key model and DTO
- Add `Group` field to Key and Provider models
- Refactor Redis sync to use Hashes for O(1) partial updates
- Update API handlers to perform incremental syncs
BREAKING CHANGE: Key API payload no longer accepts `provider_id`. Redis
configuration storage format has changed from JSON strings to Hashes.
Enable full resource management via API and support data plane
synchronization.
- Add CRUD handlers for Providers, Models, and Keys using DTOs
- Implement LogWriter service for asynchronous, batched audit logging
- Update SyncService to snapshot full configuration state to Redis
- Register new API routes and initialize background services
- Add configuration options for logging performance tuning
