fix(guardrails): read whole SSE frames, and settle where reasoning is in scope by jarvis9443 · Pull Request #1110 · api7/aisix

jarvis9443 · 2026-09-02T11:27:21Z

Six related defects on the SSE relay and guardrail paths. All of them are silent: nothing errors, the gateway keeps answering 200, and enforcement or metering quietly weakens.

Whole-frame SSE reads

A frame's payload is every one of its data: lines joined with \n, and two readers still stopped at the first.

drain_responses_sse_frames could not parse a terminal response.completed written over several lines, so the local token estimator filled the counters in — the request billed estimated tokens while still reporting usage, which is indistinguishable from working code unless a test names the provider's exact numbers.

frame_delta on the passthrough route parsed each data: line independently, turning one document into N unparseable fragments: no usage read, and on an opaque stream the JSON source text was pushed into the guardrail scan instead of the values.

Both now take redact::frame_payload. A frame whose joined payload does not parse still yields its raw text to the scan on every protocol — the frame is forwarded either way, so scanning nothing for it would be a way past an output block rule. model_echo::restamp_sse_frame deliberately keeps its first-line read: it needs byte offsets into the original buffer that a joined payload cannot supply (#1105).

Framing audit

Every SSE splitter and frame reader in the crate is now covered against the three shapes real upstreams produce: pure-CRLF framing with \r\n\r\n separators and no event: lines (framing varies per endpoint, not per vendor — the same host streams transcriptions in CRLF and responses in LF); a stream with no [DONE] sentinel; and comment-only frames carrying zero data: lines. The splitters were already right — they had no tests saying so, and now they do.

Request-side reasoning is in scope

Reasoning replayed by the caller is text entering the model like any other. Three surfaces read it without masking it, so a Mask rule reported a hit, returned Allow, and dispatched the match untouched:

/v1/responses scanned a reasoning item's content[].text while the mask walked past it. Both content[].text and summary[].text are now scanned and masked.
/v1/chat/completions never read reasoning_content at all — the canonical slot every vendor spelling is normalised onto, and one that relays upstream verbatim. Added to message_scan_text, redact_chat_format, and the passthrough route's request scan.
/v1/messages dropped thinking blocks before the scan saw them, because the scan shared one parse with the cross-provider dispatch bridge — where dropping them is correct. They are now two parses that differ in exactly that.

A signed thinking block is forwarded unchanged

A mask-action hit inside an Anthropic thinking / redacted_thinking block is forwarded unchanged — not rewritten, not blocked — for every guardrail kind, including the kinds that otherwise turn an unmaskable result into a blocking verdict.

This is a deliberate, narrow exception to "no write-back channel means a blocking verdict", and it is written as one on redact_anthropic_content rather than left to be inferred. The reason refusing buys nothing: the same bytes already left through the response. Generated reasoning is out of the output scope by design, so the block being replayed is one the gateway itself handed to the client unmasked on the previous turn. Blocking it protects nothing that was not already disclosed, and it denies service permanently — a client following Anthropic's extended-thinking protocol re-sends the block every turn, so the conversation and count_tokens with it would 422 forever with no caller-side remedy.

Block-action rules are unaffected and still fire on thinking content. That needed work on two fronts, not one: the seven kinds that answer through check_input get the text from the scan parse, while bedrock, presidio, lakera, aliyun_ai_guardrail and custom report moderates_segments() and take their verdict from the segment pass — which reads the redaction walker, and the walker deliberately does not offer a signed block. Those five therefore saw no thinking content at all, and a block policy on any of them was bypassable by moving the text into a thinking block.

moderate_body_scanning adds a scan-only channel for exactly this: texts appended after the collected slots and truncated off the masked reply before the apply walk, so they are judged and can never be written back. Both constraints then hold together — the block rule fires, and the block still reaches the upstream byte-identical.

Response-side reasoning stays out, and is pinned

The posture is unchanged, but two paths were including generated reasoning by accident: the buffered /v1/messages output scan serialises the whole content array (added for tool-use arguments) and swept thinking text in with it, and responses_output_text reads content off every output item regardless of type — a reasoning item carries one. Both now skip the reasoning shapes, which is what their own doc comments already claimed. The passthrough route's Responses output scan had the identical gap and is fixed with them. Tests pin both directions on buffered /v1/messages, streaming /v1/messages and /v1/responses.

A non-SSE body answering a streaming request

The buffered/hold-back branch was chosen from the request's stream flag, so an upstream that ignores stream: true and returns a plain JSON document entered the SSE hold-back: with no frames in it nothing scanned it, and the seal pass appended a \n\n frame terminator to a body that is not SSE before releasing it under the upstream's own content type.

Both routes now branch on what the upstream actually sent, and such a body takes the non-streaming buffered scan+mask path beside it — read under an explicit deadline, because the request-level timeout is deliberately not attached for a streaming request and the per-chunk read timeout lives on the branch this response no longer takes.

dispatch::upstream_body_is_sse and the passthrough route's is_sse take opposite defaults on an unknown content type, and both now say why. Unifying them was tried and reverted: demanding an explicit text/event-stream on the typed relays turns any upstream that streams under a wrong or absent label into a hard 502. Not hypothetical — eight of this crate's own /v1/messages streaming tests produce that shape by accident (their mock sets text/event-stream, then set_body_string overwrites the header with text/plain) and every one fails under the stricter rule. The bug the predicate exists for is caught by the JSON test alone.

Error envelopes

Behaviour change. Two SSE error frames change shape, each toward its own protocol rather than toward each other:

/v1/messages — the HTTP 422 path renders error.type = "invalid_request_error" (correct; Anthropic's error-type enum has no content_filter member) while the SSE terminal frame emitted content_filter. The frame now renders {"type":"error","error":{"type":"invalid_request_error","message":…}}, matching the 422 path. No code field — the Anthropic envelope has none.
/v1/responses — both of the bridge's error frames (guardrail block and upstream failure) now emit the Responses API's own flat event, {"type":"error","code":…,"message":…,"param":null,"sequence_number":N}, matching openai-python's ResponseErrorEvent. Nesting it under error would hand a responses.stream() client an event it cannot classify, since that stream is a union discriminated on the top-level type. sequence_number continues the encoder's own numbering.

The HTTP 422 envelopes on every endpoint are untouched.

Deliberately unchanged

A frame whose payload parses but whose event type no pass models continues to be released without contributing to the scan text. No raw-text or string-leaf fallback for that case, and no excising of unmodelled frames.

A /v1/responses reasoning item's encrypted_content is forwarded verbatim and is neither scanned nor rewritten — unfixable at this layer, since it is provider ciphertext, so the masked text is a readable copy while the provider still receives the original. Called out in the code so it is not read as closed; the documentation task carries it to customers.

Tests

A new e2e spec drives all of it against a real binary, etcd and mock upstreams. Every new unit test and e2e case was verified to fail with its own fix reverted; three assertions that turned out to be unfalsifiable were rewritten rather than kept.

Three existing specs update their assertion on the Anthropic SSE error type — the deliberate contract change above, not a weakened assertion. They now parse the frame and assert the whole envelope instead of substring-matching content_filter.

Fixes #1103
Fixes #1104
Refs #1105
Refs #1106

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Guardrail scanning now covers replayed reasoning, Anthropic thinking blocks, tool results, MCP approval responses, and additional response fields.
- Streaming responses handle multiline and CRLF-formatted SSE frames more reliably.
- JSON responses returned when streaming is requested use buffered processing with deadline enforcement.
Bug Fixes
- Signed Anthropic reasoning blocks are forwarded unchanged while adjacent text remains masked.
- Streaming guardrail errors now use provider-compatible invalid_request_error responses.
- Unscannable or oversized streaming frames fail closed.
- Tool-call output remains covered by guardrail scanning while generated reasoning is excluded.

… in scope Six related defects, all silent: nothing errors, the gateway keeps answering 200, and enforcement or metering quietly weakens. Whole-frame SSE reads. A frame's payload is every one of its `data:` lines joined with `\n`, but two readers still stopped at the first. `drain_responses_sse_frames` therefore could not parse a terminal `response.completed` written over several lines, and the local token estimator filled the counters in — so the request billed estimated tokens while reporting usage, which looks identical to working code. `frame_delta` on the passthrough route parsed each `data:` line independently, turning one document into N unparseable fragments: no usage, and on an opaque stream the JSON source text pushed into the guardrail scan instead of the values. Both now take `redact::frame_payload`. `model_echo::restamp_sse_frame` deliberately keeps its first-line read — it needs byte offsets into the original buffer that a joined payload cannot supply (#1105). Framing audit. Every SSE splitter and frame reader in the crate is now covered against the three shapes real upstreams produce: pure-CRLF framing with `\r\n\r\n` separators and no `event:` lines (which varies per endpoint, not per vendor — one host streams transcriptions in CRLF and responses in LF), a stream with no `[DONE]` sentinel, and comment-only frames carrying zero `data:` lines. The splitters were already right; they had no tests saying so, and now they do. Request-side reasoning is in scope. Reasoning replayed by the CALLER is text entering the model like any other, and three surfaces read it without masking it — a Mask rule reported a hit, returned Allow, and dispatched the match untouched: - `/v1/responses` scanned a `reasoning` item's `content[].text` while the mask walked past it. Both `content[].text` and `summary[].text` are now scanned and masked. - `/v1/chat/completions` never read `reasoning_content` at all, the canonical slot every vendor spelling is normalised onto and one that relays upstream verbatim. Added to `message_scan_text`, to `redact_chat_format`, and to the passthrough route's request scan. - `/v1/messages` dropped `thinking` blocks before the scan saw them, because the scan shared one parse with the cross-provider dispatch bridge, where dropping them is correct. The two are now separate parses that differ in exactly that. Masking a signed block is refused, not attempted. Rewriting an Anthropic `thinking` / `redacted_thinking` block invalidates its provider signature and the upstream rejects the replayed turn, so a Mask hit inside one cannot be honoured. `/v1/messages` and `/v1/messages/count_tokens` now refuse such a request with the existing `mask_writeback_failed` tag rather than forwarding it unmasked. Block rules still block normally. Response-side reasoning stays out, and is pinned. The posture is unchanged, but two paths were including generated reasoning by accident: the buffered `/v1/messages` output scan serialises the whole content array (added for tool-use arguments) and swept thinking text in with them, and `responses_output_text` reads `content` off every output item regardless of type — a reasoning item carries one. Both now skip the reasoning shapes, which is what their own doc comments already claimed. Tests pin both directions on buffered `/v1/messages`, streaming `/v1/messages` and `/v1/responses`. A non-SSE body answering a streaming request. The buffered/hold-back branch was chosen from the REQUEST's `stream` flag, so an upstream that ignores `stream: true` and returns a plain JSON document entered the SSE hold-back: with no frames in it nothing scanned it, and the seal pass appended a `\n\n` frame terminator to a body that is not SSE before releasing it under the upstream's own content type. `/v1/responses` and `/v1/messages` now branch on what the upstream actually sent, and such a body takes the non-streaming buffered scan+mask path that already exists beside it. Error envelopes. The `/v1/responses` bridge emitted a flat SSE error (`{type, code, message}`) while every other SSE error in the crate nests under `error`; it now nests. On the Anthropic surface the two halves disagreed — the HTTP 422 path renders `invalid_request_error` (correct; Anthropic's error-type enum has no `content_filter` member) while the SSE terminal frame emitted `content_filter`. The frame now matches the 422 path. No `code` field is added: the Anthropic envelope has none. Deliberately unchanged: a frame whose payload parses but whose event type no pass models, and a payload that does not parse under the detected protocol, still travel through without contributing scan text. No raw-text fallback scanning, no excising unmodelled frames. Tests: a new e2e file drives all of it against a real binary and mock upstreams. Seven of its ten cases go red without their fix; the other three pin behaviour that was already correct. Fourteen unit tests were each verified red with their fix reverted. Three existing specs update their assertion on the Anthropic SSE error type, which is the deliberate contract change above. Fixes #1103 Fixes #1104 Refs #1105 Refs #1106

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Guardrail scanning now includes replayed reasoning content, preserves Anthropic thinking text only for scans, forwards signed reasoning unchanged, parses complete SSE payloads, buffers non-SSE JSON responses, and emits provider-shaped streaming errors.

Changes

Guardrail scanning and response handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Reasoning scan contracts `crates/aisix-guardrails/src/lib.rs`, `crates/aisix-provider-anthropic/src/...`	Input scans include replayed reasoning content. Anthropic scan parsing exposes `thinking` text while dispatch parsing omits it.
Input reasoning scanning and masking `crates/aisix-proxy/src/count_tokens.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/passthrough_route.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/redact.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs`, `tests/e2e/src/cases/sse-frames-and-reasoning-scope-e2e.test.ts`	Input guardrails scan replayed chat and Responses reasoning. Signed Anthropic reasoning blocks remain unchanged during masking. Block rules still apply.
SSE parsing and JSON routing `crates/aisix-proxy/src/dispatch.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/redact.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs`, `tests/e2e/src/cases/sse-frames-and-reasoning-scope-e2e.test.ts`	Content type selects SSE or buffered processing. Multiline and CRLF SSE frames are parsed as complete payloads. JSON responses to streaming requests use bounded buffering.
Output scope and provider errors `crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses_bridge.rs`, `crates/aisix-proxy/src/error.rs`, `tests/e2e/src/cases/*`	Generated reasoning is excluded from output scans. Anthropic streaming refusals use `invalid_request_error`. Responses error events use a flat schema with sequence numbers.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 2cec5

The PR changes reasoning redaction, streaming behavior, and monitoring. A signed thinking block can still be rewritten before forwarding, potentially invalidating its signature and causing request failures; some streaming readiness checks are also unreliable, and one token-monitor path drops observations. These bounded correctness and observability issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant ProxyRoute
  participant GuardrailScanner
  participant Upstream
  Client->>ProxyRoute: send request with reasoning or stream flag
  ProxyRoute->>GuardrailScanner: parse and scan input
  GuardrailScanner-->>ProxyRoute: allow, mask, or reject
  ProxyRoute->>Upstream: forward allowed request
  Upstream-->>ProxyRoute: return SSE or JSON response
  ProxyRoute->>GuardrailScanner: scan buffered output or SSE payload
  ProxyRoute-->>Client: forward response or provider-shaped error

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❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Out of Scope Changes check	⚠️ Warning	The pull request also changes reasoning semantics, Anthropic parsing, Responses and Anthropic error envelopes, output scanning, token estimation, and related behavior that are not required by linked i…	Split unrelated reasoning, error-schema, and broader guardrail changes into separate pull requests, or link issues that explicitly cover those requirements.
E2e Test Quality Review	⚠️ Warning	The added E2E suite covers real gateway flows for `/v1/responses` and `/v1/messages`, but it does not cover the changed passthrough business flow. `passthrough_route.rs` changes `request_guardrail_tex…	Add E2E cases that configure an actual passthrough route and exercise: (1) a multi-`data:`-line frame, (2) an unparseable joined payload containing blocked text, and (3) Responses input items using `output` and `reason` alongside benign ite…

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes satisfy both linked issues. Non-SSE JSON responses use buffered scanning, unmodelled events remain forwarded, passthrough joins multi-line data, and unparseable payloads enter raw-text sca…
Security Check	✅ Passed	No security-check failure condition was introduced by this pull request. The diff is limited to Rust guardrail, provider-wire, proxy relay, and test files. - **Category 1 — Sensitive Data Exposure in …
Description Check	✅ Passed	Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the two main changes: complete SSE frame handling and clarification of reasoning scope in guardrail scanning.

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Explanation

The changes satisfy both linked issues. Non-SSE JSON responses use buffered scanning, unmodelled events remain forwarded, passthrough joins multi-line data, and unparseable payloads enter raw-text scanning [#1103] [#1104].

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Explanation

The pull request also changes reasoning semantics, Anthropic parsing, Responses and Anthropic error envelopes, output scanning, token estimation, and related behavior that are not required by linked issues #1103 and #1104.

Full details: E2e Test Quality Review

Explanation

The added E2E suite covers real gateway flows for /v1/responses and /v1/messages, but it does not cover the changed passthrough business flow. passthrough_route.rs changes request_guardrail_text, response_guardrail_text, and frame_delta, including the fixes for multi-line payloads and unparseable-frame scanning. The new suite has no /passthrough/... request. Existing passthrough E2E cases cover only generic SSE forwarding and basic guardrail blocking. The new passthrough behavior is covered only by unit tests, which does not satisfy the E2E completeness and scenario-coverage criteria. The changed typed /v1/chat/completions reasoning_content input path also has no guardrail E2E; the existing DeepSeek test checks response passthrough only. One new test is titled buffered while it sends stream: true and an SSE response, which reduces readability.

Resolution

Add E2E cases that configure an actual passthrough route and exercise: (1) a multi-data:-line frame, (2) an unparseable joined payload containing blocked text, and (3) Responses input items using output and reason alongside benign items. Add a typed /v1/chat/completions guardrail case with replayed reasoning_content that verifies both blocking and masking in the body received by the upstream. Add an E2E stalled-JSON-response case for the new streaming deadline path. Rename the Responses generated-reasoning test to state that it uses streaming SSE, or change the fixture to a buffered response.

Full details: Security Check

Explanation

No security-check failure condition was introduced by this pull request. The diff is limited to Rust guardrail, provider-wire, proxy relay, and test files. - Category 1 — Sensitive Data Exposure in Logs & Responses: No issues found. New code does not log credentials, headers, request bodies, or plugin configuration. The Responses SSE upstream error still uses e.to_string(), but the base implementation already placed the same value in the error frame. Guardrail error messages continue to exclude matched content. - Category 2 — Secrets Stored Unencrypted in Database: No issues found. The pull request adds no database model, migration, or persistence operation. - Category 3 — Authorization & Permission Bypass: No issues found. The changed /v1/messages and /v1/responses handlers require AuthenticatedKey. Passthrough authentication and route ACL checks remain before the changed relay logic, with early returns on failure. No control-plane mutating endpoint changed. - Category 4 — Cross-Resource Access / Missing Ownership Validation: No issues found. The changes do not add child-resource lookup, update, delete, or parent-resource access paths. - Category 5 — TLS / Cryptographic Configuration Errors: No issues found. The new streaming predicate checks response content type only. The pull request does not change TLS verification, certificate handling, or TLS version configuration. - Category 6 — Resource Isolation & Shared Resource Safety: No issues found. The changes do not bind, delete, cascade, or mutate shared gateway resources. - Category 7 — Secret Reference Resolution: No issues found. The diff contains no new environment or secret-manager reference handling. The new reasoning scan paths pass caller text to the configured guardrail scan and mask ordinary writable fields. Signed Anthropic thinking blocks remain unchanged by explicit design; this is not a credential or secret-storage exposure under the stated categories.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes several silent guardrail-coverage and SSE-relay defects in the proxy layer, tightening enforcement/telemetry correctness for streamed and buffered responses while clarifying the in-scope boundaries for caller-replayed reasoning vs model-generated reasoning.

Changes:

Fix SSE handling to read whole frame payloads across multi-data: frames (including CRLF framing and comment-only frames) so usage/TTFT/scan text are derived correctly.
Align guardrail scan/mask coverage for caller-replayed reasoning across /v1/responses, /v1/messages, /v1/chat/completions, and passthrough routes; refuse masking when it would require rewriting signed Anthropic reasoning blocks.
Normalize SSE error envelopes for guardrail blocks on /v1/responses bridge and Anthropic streaming to match the endpoint’s non-streaming error contract.

File summaries

File	Description
tests/e2e/src/cases/sse-frames-and-reasoning-scope-e2e.test.ts	New end-to-end coverage for multi-line SSE frames, reasoning scope, and “stream:true but JSON body” behavior.
tests/e2e/src/cases/messages-streaming-toolcall-guardrail-e2e.test.ts	Updates assertions to the Anthropic-shape streaming error envelope.
tests/e2e/src/cases/messages-streaming-output-guardrail-e2e.test.ts	Updates assertions to parse/validate the Anthropic-shape streaming error payload.
tests/e2e/src/cases/client-facing-model-echo-e2e.test.ts	Updates streaming error expectations for Anthropic-shaped terminal error frames.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs	Whole-frame SSE payload reads in the live relay; explicit skip for generated reasoning in output scan; branch streaming on upstream content-type.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses_bridge.rs	Changes Responses-bridge guardrail SSE error payload shape; adds tests.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/redact.rs	Adds request-side reasoning masking coverage and signed-block refusal probe; expands Responses reasoning masking on request only; adds unit tests.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/passthrough_route.rs	Whole-frame parsing in passthrough SSE delta handling; reasoning_content scan inclusion for request only; adds tests.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs	Uses a scan-specific Anthropic parse, refuses signed-block mask writeback, excludes thinking blocks from buffered output scan dump, fixes streaming error type.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/error.rs	Exposes `anthropic_kind_from_status` for reuse in streaming error construction/tests.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/dispatch.rs	Adds `upstream_body_is_sse` helper + tests to route “stream:true but JSON response” to the non-streaming buffered path.
crates/aisix-proxy/src/count_tokens.rs	Uses scan-specific Anthropic parse; refuses signed-block mask writeback for count_tokens path too.
crates/aisix-provider-anthropic/src/wire.rs	Splits Anthropic inbound parsing into dispatch vs scan to keep thinking blocks for guardrail scan only.
crates/aisix-provider-anthropic/src/lib.rs	Re-exports the new scan-specific inbound parse function.
crates/aisix-guardrails/src/lib.rs	Includes `extra["reasoning_content"]` in input scan text; adds unit test coverage.

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crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs (1)
1328-1337: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Both call sites duplicate the same 8-line rationale comment for the identical one-line is_stream = is_stream && crate::dispatch::upstream_body_is_sse(...) fix. Move the explanation into upstream_body_is_sse's own doc comment once, and shorten each call site to a short pointer comment, so a future edit to the rationale does not need to stay synchronized across both files.

crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs#L1328-L1337: shorten this comment to a one-line reference to upstream_body_is_sse's doc.

crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs#L1270-L1279: shorten this comment to a one-line reference to upstream_body_is_sse's doc.
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In `@crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs` around lines 1328 - 1337, Move the
duplicated rationale into the doc comment for upstream_body_is_sse, then replace
the lengthy comments at crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs lines 1328-1337 and
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In `@tests/e2e/src/cases/messages-streaming-output-guardrail-e2e.test.ts`:
- Around line 91-94: Update the readiness callback at
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In `@crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs`:
- Around line 1328-1337: Move the duplicated rationale into the doc comment for
upstream_body_is_sse, then replace the lengthy comments at
crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs lines 1328-1337 and
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crates/aisix-guardrails/src/lib.rs
crates/aisix-provider-anthropic/src/lib.rs
crates/aisix-provider-anthropic/src/wire.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/count_tokens.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/dispatch.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/error.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/messages.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/passthrough_route.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/redact.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses.rs
crates/aisix-proxy/src/responses_bridge.rs
tests/e2e/src/cases/client-facing-model-echo-e2e.test.ts
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Run the signed-block refusal before writeback.

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… scan gap, and drop two unfalsifiable assertions An independent review of the branch found seven things. Five are fixed here; two are design questions that go back to the issue rather than being decided in a follow-up commit (noted at the end). **A build break.** The new passthrough test carried two `#[test]` attributes, which `cargo clippy -- -D warnings` rejects. It only survived because `cargo test` compiles the same file without that gate. **An unbounded body read, introduced by this branch.** The relays attach reqwest's request-level timeout only when the request did NOT ask to stream — it bounds the body read too, and would cut a real stream off. So routing a `stream: true` request onto the buffered path left its `.json()` read with no deadline from that source, while the per-chunk read timeout that used to bound those bytes lives on the SSE branch the response no longer takes. A stalled JSON body would then be held open indefinitely. Both routes now read it through `dispatch::json_body_within` under the streaming budget. **A scan gap, also introduced here.** Reading one payload per frame means a frame carrying two independent JSON documents on two `data:` lines no longer parses, where per-line parsing used to read both. The frame is still forwarded, so producing no scan text for it is a way past an output block rule. The raw payload is now offered to the scan on every protocol rather than `Raw` alone: over-scanning can only cost a false positive, under-scanning a frame the client receives is the bypass. **The reasoning-scope fix reached one site of its family.** The passthrough route's buffered Responses output scan reads `content` off every output item regardless of type, exactly as the typed handler did, so a `reasoning` item's text was still entering the output scan there — the same model's generated reasoning was in scope through a passthrough route and out of scope through `/v1/responses`. It now skips reasoning items, and its request-side scan picks up `summary` for the same symmetry as the typed route. **Two assertions that could not go red.** `expect(text).not.toContain ("content_filter")` in two new e2e cases: after the Anthropic error-type change that string is not emitted on `/v1/messages` at all, and `/v1/responses` refuses with an HTTP 422 and has no in-band error frame on this path, so neither assertion could fail whatever the guardrail did. Both now assert the shape their surface actually emits. The tool-use assertion in the buffered `/v1/messages` case had the same problem — `argument text` arrives in the body whether or not the dump still feeds the scan — so there is now a case putting the blocked literal inside `tool_use.input` and requiring the 422. Two findings are NOT addressed here because they are contract decisions, not defects in the implementation of an agreed one: whether the `/v1/responses` SSE error frame should nest (upstream's own schema is flat and SDKs discriminate on the top-level `type`), and whether refusing a mask inside a signed Anthropic thinking block is the right posture at all given the gateway itself emits those blocks unmasked. Both are on the issue.

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Two things in this PR are contract decisions rather than implementation details, and independent review flagged both. Flagging them here rather than resolving them, because either answer is defensible and the wrong one is expensive to walk back once released. Not ready to merge until these are settled.

1. The `/v1/responses` SSE error frame: nested or flat?

This PR nests it ({"error":{"type","message"}}) for consistency with every other SSE error the crate emits. But OpenAI's own schema for that event is flat, and SDKs discriminate the Responses event stream on the top-level type:

# openai-python 2.46.0 — types/responses/response_error_event.py
# "File generated from our OpenAPI spec by Stainless."
class ResponseErrorEvent(BaseModel):
    code: Optional[str] = None
    message: str
    param: Optional[str] = None
    sequence_number: int
    type: Literal["error"]

So after this change a client using responses.stream() gets an event it cannot classify at all, and code: "content_filter" has nowhere to live. That is the same failure mode this PR fixes on the Anthropic side — where the argument was that SDK legality beats intra-crate consistency. Applied here it points the other way: /v1/chat/completions nests because OpenAI nests there; /v1/responses does not.

The Anthropic half (invalid_request_error) is unaffected either way and I believe it is right. It is only the /v1/responses half in question.

2. Refusing a mask inside a signed `thinking` block deadlocks extended-thinking conversations

The PR takes the position that a Mask hit inside a signed Anthropic thinking block cannot be honoured (a rewrite invalidates the signature) and so the request is refused. Combined with the other half of the same PR — generated reasoning is out of the output scope, so it is relayed unmasked — that produces a loop:

the gateway relays a thinking block containing maskable text, unmasked, by design;
the client replays that block verbatim, as Anthropic's extended-thinking + tool-use protocol requires;
every subsequent turn is refused 422, and so is count_tokens, which agent clients call each turn.

There is no caller-side remedy short of dropping the conversation, and the operator configured a mask, not a block. It also contradicts what the product documentation currently states:

The built-in pii guardrail cannot write a mask back to a provider-native body, so a mask-action-only match is forwarded unchanged. Use a block action when that content must not reach the upstream.

A second reviewer independently found a narrower version of the same problem: the refusal runs in dispatch() before target selection, so it also fires when the winning target is non-Anthropic — where the bridge drops thinking blocks anyway and there is no signature to protect.

Options, roughly in increasing cost:

(a) Do not scan signed blocks on the request side at all: a block carrying a signature is the provider's own prior output, not caller-authored text. Unsigned thinking blocks (hand-written or forged) stay scanned and stay maskable. The refusal disappears with it.
(b) Keep the refusal but restrict it to targets that actually replay the block, and give it its own error tag — today it reuses mask_writeback_failed, which renders as "a guardrail could not evaluate it" and maps to error.code = "guardrail_unavailable", so a policy event lands in the operator's guardrail-outage numbers.
(c) Bring generated reasoning into the output scope so the bytes are masked on the way out and the replay is consistent. Largest behaviour change.

Everything else from both reviews is fixed in a47c8487 (a -D warnings build break, an unbounded body read this branch introduced on the newly-routed buffered path, a scan gap on unparseable frames, the same reasoning-scope fix missing on the passthrough route, and three test assertions that could not go red).

…nd keep the Responses error event flat Two rulings on #1104, both reversing a decision this branch had made. **A mask-action hit inside a signed Anthropic `thinking` / `redacted_thinking` block is forwarded unchanged** — not rewritten, and not blocked — for every guardrail kind, including the kinds that otherwise turn an unmaskable result into a blocking verdict. Refusing the replay provides no protection, because the same bytes already left through the response. Generated reasoning is out of the output scope by design, so the block being replayed is one the gateway itself handed to the client unmasked on the previous turn. Blocking it protects nothing that was not already disclosed, and it denies service permanently: a client following Anthropic's extended-thinking protocol re-sends the block on every subsequent turn, so the conversation — and `count_tokens` with it — would 422 forever with no caller-side remedy. This is a deliberate, narrow exception to "no write-back channel means a blocking verdict", and it is written as one on `redact_anthropic_content` rather than left to be inferred from a `_ => {}` arm. Block-action rules are unaffected and still fire on thinking content, since the scan reads it; only the mask has nowhere to write. Tests pin both halves: the signed block survives byte-for-byte while an ordinary block in the same message is masked, and a block rule still refuses a thinking-only payload. The 422 and its `mask_writeback_failed` tag are gone from both `/v1/messages` and `count_tokens`; the only remaining uses of that tag are MCP's, where a write-back genuinely fails. That also disposes of the telemetry problem — a policy outcome is no longer recorded as `guardrail_unavailable`. **The `/v1/responses` SSE error event goes back to flat.** Each surface matches its own protocol rather than this crate's internal habit: the Responses event stream is a union discriminated on the top-level `type`, and `openai-python`'s `ResponseErrorEvent` — generated from OpenAI's own OpenAPI spec — is `{type, code, message, param, sequence_number}`. Nesting the payload under `error` would hand a `responses.stream()` client an event it cannot classify at all, which is the same failure the Anthropic half of this branch fixes in the other direction. Both of this relay's error frames use it, and `sequence_number` now continues the encoder's own numbering instead of being absent. Also: `dispatch::upstream_body_is_sse` and `passthrough_route`'s `is_sse` now say in their doc comments why they take OPPOSITE defaults on an unknown content type, rather than looking like drift. Unifying them was considered and rejected — see the next paragraph. Making them agree in the scans-more direction was tried and reverted. It turns any upstream that streams SSE under a wrong or absent content type into a hard 502, because the buffered arm parses SSE text as JSON. That is not hypothetical: eight of this crate's own `/v1/messages` streaming tests produce exactly that shape by accident — their mock sets `text/event-stream` and then `set_body_string` overwrites the header with `text/plain` — and every one of them fails under the stricter rule. The bug the predicate exists for is caught by the JSON test alone, so the strictness would have bought nothing and cost an availability regression.

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…ponses route The typed `/v1/responses` scan reads four slots — `content`, `output`, `reason`, `summary` — and the passthrough route's copy read two. The raw-body fallback does not cover the gap, because it fires only when the WHOLE extraction came back empty. A request mixing a benign message item with a `function_call_output` produces non-empty text, so the tool result travels to the upstream unscanned — while `/v1/responses` blocks that same body (`input_guardrail_blocks_function_call_output_text`, `input_guardrail_blocks_mcp_approval_response_reason`). A passthrough route in front of the same envelope must not enforce less than the typed route does. Found in review of the `summary` addition earlier in this branch, which had completed two of the four slots.

…without letting it rewrite it The claim this branch shipped one commit ago — "block-action rules are unaffected and still fire on thinking content" — was true for seven guardrail kinds and false for five. `bedrock`, `presidio`, `lakera`, `aliyun_ai_guardrail` and `custom` all report `moderates_segments()`, so `check_input_non_segment` returns Allow for them by design and their real verdict comes from the segment pass. That pass takes its text from the redaction walker, and the walker does not offer a signed `thinking` block — deliberately, because it is also the write-back path. So on `/v1/messages` and `/v1/messages/count_tokens` those five kinds never saw thinking content at all, and a block policy on any of them was bypassable by moving the forbidden text into a thinking block. That is the exact bypass class this branch exists to close, and the scan fix earlier in it only closed the non-segment half. `moderate_body_scanning` adds a scan-only channel: texts appended after the collected slots and truncated off the masked reply before the apply walk, so they are judged and can never be written back. `/v1/messages` and `count_tokens` submit the plaintext of every signed `thinking` block through it. The two constraints hold together — an operator's block rule fires, and the block still reaches the upstream byte-identical, which is the #1104 ruling. `redacted_thinking` contributes nothing: its `data` is provider ciphertext with no plaintext to screen. Tests: a recording segment member asserts the thinking text reaches `moderate_input_segments` and that a block verdict comes back while the body is unchanged; a mask-everything segment member asserts the signed block survives byte-for-byte while the ordinary slot beside it is rewritten; and an e2e drives a `kind: custom` block policy — a real segment kind — against a thinking-only payload. The previous e2e used `kind: keyword`, which is not a segment moderator and therefore could never have caught this. Also from review: the e2e file header still described the withdrawn 422, and `upstream_body_is_sse`'s "not drift" argument named two of its three siblings — `audio::is_event_stream` is strict like the passthrough one, which is consistent because its non-stream arm relays opaque bytes rather than parsing JSON. Both corrected.

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…ns too `/v1/messages/count_tokens` passed a throwaway `Vec` as the segment pass's `monitor_hits_out`, so every monitor-mode observation that pass produced was dropped before reaching the usage event. `/v1/messages` forwards them, so the two routes reported different monitor observations for an identical body screened by an identical chain — and the scan-only reasoning channel feeds that pass more text, which would have widened the gap. Found in review of the scan-only change.

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1. The `/v1/responses` SSE error frame: nested or flat?

2. Refusing a mask inside a signed `thinking` block deadlocks extended-thinking conversations