The LLM had no way to know which profile names exist in the models
config section; a hallucinated name fell through to bare-name semantics
(default endpoint + bogus model) and failed at request time with API
400.
SubAgentTool now builds the model hint dynamically from config via
_model_names_hint(): description and the model parameter's JSON Schema
description both list the profile names, with the default profile
(api.default_model) marked. Empty or malformed models sections keep
the original wording untouched (zero breakage); exceptions degrade to
no hint.
README: tool table note, test count 293, new v3.4 changelog entry
summarizing the H1/H2/H3/M2 profile-hardening batch.
Tests: new TestM2SubAgentModelHint (5 cases); full suite 293 passed.
--model was accepted by parse_args but only consumed inside
handle_once_mode, so `python aibox.py --model kimi` (server mode)
silently ignored the override.
The model now flows as a process-wide override:
main() -> EnhancedAIManager(model=...) -> DeepSeekChat(model=...) in
all three AI creation paths: add_ai (main dialogue),
WebSocketHandler._create_session_ai (per-connection sessions), and
TaskScheduler._create_task_ai (scheduled tasks). Manager logs
"CLI 模型覆盖已启用" at startup for observability. --once mode
plumbing is unchanged; --model=None keeps config-driven behavior.
Tests: new TestH3ModelPlumbing (6 cases) mocking DeepSeekChat to
assert the constructor kwarg across manager/session/task paths plus
parse_args; full suite 288 passed.
Profiles previously had no validation, so config errors surfaced far
from their origin and cryptically:
- explicit profile missing `model` fell back to the profile NAME as the
model (a profile named "local" would send "model": "local")
- default profile missing `model` with no model param produced
"model": null -> API 400
- missing `api_url` surfaced as requests InvalidURL
_resolve_model_profile now runs _validate_profile (dict type + api_url)
before reading fields and _require_model on the effective model,
raising ValueErrors that name the profile, the missing field, and the
config.json path to fix. Bare model names still legally substitute for
a default profile's missing model field.
Tests: new TestH2SchemaValidation (6 cases: missing model/api_url,
null-model via default profile, bare-name substitution, non-dict
profile, e2e create_llm_client); full suite 282 passed.
~/.cert/deepseek.key is a DeepSeek-only credential; when a models profile
specified its own api_key_env (e.g. MOONSHOT_API_KEY) but the env var was
unset, resolve_api_key silently read that file and sent the DeepSeek key
as Bearer to a third-party endpoint (cross-vendor credential leak).
resolve_api_key gains allow_key_file (default True for the legacy flat
api section); create_llm_client passes allow_key_file=profile is None so
any profile path raises a clear RuntimeError instead, pointing users to
set the env var or use "" for local keyless endpoints.
Tests: new TestH1KeyIsolation (4 cases) with a mocked readable
deepseek.key proving the profile path errors out while the flat api
section still reads the file; full suite 276 passed.