- Revoking a server's tools takes them from every level beneath too, and a
level left naming no tool stays closed ([]) while any level above or
beneath names tools: an organization's revoke left its teams the copies
their first grants took, and going back to no list opened the level to
what was above it. A closed level is shown on the page and in the
console with an action to open it (store.OpenTools). A key's owner's
list is among the levels above a key.
- The flag check matches short flags as written again (-m, -hf, -mu were
let through), takes a long flag's beginning for it only for the engines
that parse with argparse (vLLM, SGLang, ComfyUI: --li is --listen), so
llama.cpp's own --chat-template is not refused, and refuses llama.cpp's
short spellings (-hfr, -hff, -mm, -jf, …).
- A stored model with an adapter by Hugging Face id can be changed again:
what it already had is not asked about anew.
- The catalog reads a Hugging Face id as the agent does (engines.IsHubID).
- The page's form cannot move llmgw:admin to another address.
- server init skips the memory check only where the gateway already runs,
not wherever a half-finished first run left server.yaml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
From review. A server's description, timeout and rate can be emptied from
the console and the page (MCPServerRequest.Clear), where an empty field
used to leave them as they were. An address with a user and password in
it is refused (adminapi.CheckMCPAddress): the credential belongs in a
header, sealed, and the address is shown and audited as written. The
console accepts llmgw:admin and the page lets it be changed, address
fixed. A grant to a key that is not there is refused rather than said
done.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A tool is seen where every level above that names tools names it (store
Effective.AllowsTool). The console and /admin/mcp wrote a level's list as
given, so a team that saw its organization's hr.* through having no list
was given jira.* and then saw neither; and revoking a level's last server
left [] in the store, closed to every tool, shown nowhere.
store.GrantTools and RevokeTools now do both screens' work: a level's first
list starts from the nearest list above it; taking a server away leaves the
others, and a level left naming nothing goes back to no list, or stays
closed when a level above names tools, so it opens to nothing it was kept
from. GrantTools says which levels above still keep the granted tools out
of reach, and both screens say so. The page shows closed levels and member
scopes by name, and offers no revoke for a * grant it would not change. The
console calls the store instead of keys limits with a list built from what
it had loaded, which overwrote changes made since. Found in review.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
/admin/mcp, for administrators only, since a server's credential reaches
whatever it guards: each server's state, who has been granted its tools,
its rate, the headers it is sent by name with the sealed ones marked, and
its address; adding one with a bearer token or another header kept in the
store; testing it with its credential and listing its tools; granting them
to a team, project, org, person or key, written into that level's limits
beside its other grants and its rate and budget; revoking; changing;
replacing the credential; turning off and on; removing; and how a person
points an agent at the gateway's /mcp with a key of their own. English and
Turkish. The secret's field is named so the audit line redacts it.
The admin API's server merge and test are package functions now,
adminapi.MCPServerFrom and adminapi.TestMCPServer, shared by both.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
