fix: mark personal-preference reads private and uncacheable - #1731
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The three GETs that answer a caller's own settings now declare `Cache-Control: private, no-store`: keyboard shortcuts, the enabled-model preference, and the caller's skill profiles. Each carries a request-level test through its module, and the conformance snapshot records the policy for exactly those rows. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe control plane disables caching for three user-specific GET routes. The web model-preferences route now uses the shared settings proxy. Tests verify response caching, request forwarding, status codes, and session-cookie handling. ChangesPrivate route response caching
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Preference reads now prevent browser caching, and model-preference updates use the shared proxy. Credential forwarding for those updates lacks an observable boundary assertion, so a proxy regression could cause authenticated updates to fail unnoticed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The control-plane declarations themselves are clean and no production file crosses the 1k-line threshold, but the model-preferences policy is lost at the browser boundary. The canonical proxy already solves that problem while deleting a bespoke handler, so this should be fixed before merge. The added route-local tests also duplicate existing contract/lifecycle coverage and, despite their size, miss the actual end-to-end gap.
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[deep review] This policy does not reach the browser-facing /api/model-preferences response. packages/web/src/app/api/model-preferences/route.ts parses the control-plane response and constructs a fresh NextResponse without forwarding Cache-Control, so the primary web caller still has no explicit private/no-store policy. The neighboring keyboard-shortcuts and skill-profile routes already expose the code-judo move here: replace the bespoke 42-line web handler with settingsProxy(() => "/model-preferences", "model preferences"). That makes the cache behavior consistent and deletes duplicated auth, body parsing, response translation, and error handling. Please cover the web route boundary as part of that change; the new control-plane-only test passes while this regression remains.
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Confirmed and fixed in a74563a: /api/model-preferences is now settingsProxy(() => "/model-preferences", "model preferences"), and route.test.ts at that boundary asserts the private, no-store header on the read and the forwarded update.
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[deep review] These three new route suites add roughly 180 lines of repeated authentication/store/env scaffolding to assert a three-line policy change, but they do not add a distinct contract boundary: the catalog snapshot records each exact declaration, the admission-matrix integration test exercises each declared policy on production routes, and request-lifecycle.test.ts verifies that the policy is stamped onto responses. The incidental payload/store assertions cover unchanged behavior, and this testing shape still missed the model-preferences BFF dropping the header. Please keep the policy coverage in those canonical tests and spend the targeted request-level coverage at the web boundary where behavior can actually be lost. The PUT assertion below should also go: absence of Cache-Control is not a behavioral invariant and would make a future no-store hardening fail for no reason.
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Agreed. The three route-local suites are removed in a74563a; the conformance snapshot and the lifecycle test carry the policy coverage, and the new test sits at the web boundary where the header was actually lost. The PUT no-header assertion went with them.
Review follow-ups. The bespoke web handler for `/api/model-preferences` rebuilt the response without the control plane's headers, so the policy declared upstream never reached the browser. The route now uses `settingsProxy`, like keyboard shortcuts and skill profiles, and a test at that boundary pins the private, no-store response for the read and the forwarded update. The three route-local control-plane suites are gone: the conformance snapshot records each declaration and the lifecycle test proves the header is stamped, so they duplicated coverage while missing the web boundary that actually dropped it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1
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In `@packages/web/src/app/api/model-preferences/route.test.ts`:
- Around line 36-39: Add an assertion in the model-preferences test around the
mocked controlPlaneUserFetch call to verify the session Cookie header is
forwarded, not just the path, method, and body. Observe the outgoing request
options at this boundary and preserve the existing request assertions while
validating the credential propagated from the incoming session.
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Follow-up to CodeRabbit's open thread on #1723, which asked for a cache policy on
GET /keyboard-shortcuts. That was deferred as a behavior change needing its own reviewed diff; this is that diff.Routes changed
Each now declares
cacheControl: "private, no-store"in itsadmit()policy, so the lifecycle stampsCache-Control: private, no-storeon the response:GET /keyboard-shortcuts(routes/keyboard-shortcuts.ts): the caller's own shortcut bindings.GET /model-preferences(routes/model-preferences.ts): the enabled-model preference. Workspace-scoped rather than per-user, but a mutable settings read that the web client and the Slack bot fetch on demand; same treatment asGET /audit-events, which already declares the policy for workspace data.GET /skill-profiles(routes/skills.ts): the caller's own skill profiles. A separatePROFILES_READ_OWNadmit constant carries the policy so the writes sharingPROFILES_MANAGE_OWNare untouched.Considered and excluded
GET /me/authorizationand the model-provider-account reads: already declareprivate, no-store.GET /skills,GET /skills/:id: the installation's managed skill catalog, shared workspace data./me/...preference routes exist beyond the authorization read.Tests
keyboard-shortcuts.test.ts(new),model-preferences.test.ts(new),skills.test.ts(new): each dispatches through its production module with the mocked-authenticateand owner-database recipe and asserts the header on the read; the keyboard-shortcuts suite also asserts the write declares none.Snapshot
hono-route-catalog-conformance.test.ts.snapchanges on exactly three rows (cacheControlfor the routes above). The admission matrix snapshots are unchanged.Verification
https://claude.ai/code/session_01KdDpTgGEjXpBA9SaGQVUH1
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