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hermes-agent/hermes_cli/free_tier_bootstrap.py
teknium1 b9629c298e fix(setup): reconcile_record() only reconciles the launch profile's record
A dashboard write scoped to another profile (POST /api/model/set ?profile=B
runs inside _profile_scope(B)) reached reconcile_record() unconditionally, so
_config_stamp()/_inventory_other_providers() resolved B's home and B's provider
flipped the LAUNCH profile's record to provider_configured=True with a
setup.ready broadcast. Bail out when get_hermes_home() is not the process
home; the negative case is added to the surface test, and the model.save_key
hook is now pinned by its own test.
2026-09-18 12:52:36 -07:00

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"""Serve-start bootstrap for the Nous free tier: the ONE place a free-tier identity is created.
Every Hermes process that may need the free tier runs this once at boot (``hermes serve`` on a
daemon thread beside the other background boots; the CLI first-run guard synchronously). It
inventories credentials cheap-first, creates the identity only when the launch gate is open
(:func:`hermes_cli.anon_auth.guest_enabled`), resolves which provider carries inference, records
the answer in process memory, and tells every connected client with one ``setup.ready`` event.
Nothing else mints. ``free_tier.status`` and ``setup.status`` read the record; provider resolution
never reaches the portal; a dead credential is replaced by the explicit re-mint in
``auth_nous.resolve_nous_runtime_credentials``. Ruling: NS-845 Q1.2 (recorded on NS-847).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import logging
import threading
import time
from dataclasses import asdict, dataclass, field, replace
from typing import Any, Dict, Optional
logger = logging.getLogger("hermes_cli.auth")
# The desktop's first ``setup.status`` waits this long for the record before falling back to a live
# probe. The mint budget is 5 s (``GUEST_MINT_TIMEOUT_SECONDS``); the rest covers the inventory.
SETUP_READY_WAIT_SECONDS = 8.0
SETUP_READY_EVENT = "setup.ready"
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class SetupRecord:
"""What the bootstrap found. One shape for every reader; no version field (renderer and backend
ship together)."""
provider_configured: bool # some provider can carry inference (free tier included)
inference_provider: str # ``resolve_provider("auto")``'s answer, "" when nothing resolves
free_tier: bool # the identity that exists is the free tier AND the tier is on
has_identity: bool # a Nous identity (free tier or account) is on disk
other_providers: bool # the inventory found something usable BESIDES the free tier
error: str = "" # why the mint did not happen, when it did not; "" otherwise
# The mint memo's verdict, verbatim (``anon_auth.MintFailure.as_payload``):
# ``{error, error_code, retryable, retry_after}`` when the mint did not happen, else ``{}``.
# One wire shape: every status RPC spreads it as is.
failure: Dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)
finished_at: float = field(default_factory=time.time)
def as_payload(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
# The broadcast carries the failure block flat, the same shape ``setup.status`` spreads,
# so a client keys on ``error_code`` identically whichever surface it read.
payload = asdict(self)
payload.update(payload.pop("failure"))
return payload
def failure_fields(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
return dict(self.failure)
_lock = threading.Lock()
_record: Optional[SetupRecord] = None
_done = threading.Event()
_started = False
# ``(mtime_ns, size)`` of the files the inventory reads, taken by the inventory that built the
# current record; ``reconcile_record`` re-inventories only when they moved.
_inventory_stamp: Optional[tuple] = None
_INVENTORY_FILES = ("config.yaml", ".env", "auth.json")
def current_record() -> Optional[SetupRecord]:
"""The record, or None until the first bootstrap finishes."""
return _record
def wait_for_record(timeout: float = SETUP_READY_WAIT_SECONDS) -> Optional[SetupRecord]:
"""Block up to ``timeout`` seconds for a bootstrap that is IN FLIGHT, then return whatever it
produced, reconciled with any provider configured since (:func:`reconcile_record`). Returns
None at once when no bootstrap ever started in this process (a bare ``tui_gateway`` under
test, an old serve without the boot hook): the caller falls back to its live probe instead of
paying the wait for nothing."""
if not _started:
return None
_done.wait(timeout)
return reconcile_record()
def reconcile_record() -> Optional[SetupRecord]:
"""Let a provider configured AFTER boot count: a record that says ``provider_configured:
false`` is re-inventoried once ``config.yaml`` / ``.env`` / ``auth.json`` moved since the
inventory that built it, and replaced (+ ``setup.ready``) when something now carries
inference. The mint verdict (identity, failure block) is kept as is: only the boot bootstrap
and its retries mint. A record that already says ``True`` is never re-probed, so the answer
only moves false -> true here. Every write path that assigns the main model (the Models page,
a picker key save) calls this for the immediate broadcast; ``setup.status`` calls it for
writes this process never saw (``hermes setup`` / ``hermes model`` from a shell, a hand edit).
The record is the LAUNCH profile's: a call scoped to another profile's home (a dashboard
write with ``?profile=B``) leaves it alone, or B's providers would open the launch gate."""
global _record
record = _record
if record is None or record.provider_configured:
return record
from hermes_constants import get_process_hermes_home, hermes_home_key
if hermes_home_key() != hermes_home_key(get_process_hermes_home()) or _inventory_stamp == _config_stamp():
return record
if not _inventory_other_providers():
return _record
refreshed = replace(record, provider_configured=True, other_providers=True,
inference_provider=_resolve_inference(), finished_at=time.time())
with _lock:
if _record is not record: # a retry replaced it meanwhile; its inventory is newer
return _record
_record = refreshed
_broadcast(refreshed)
return refreshed
def reset_for_tests() -> None:
global _record, _started, _inventory_stamp
with _lock:
_record = None
_started = False
_inventory_stamp = None
_done.clear()
def _config_stamp() -> tuple:
from hermes_cli.config import get_hermes_home
home = get_hermes_home()
stamp = []
for name in _INVENTORY_FILES:
try:
st = (home / name).stat()
stamp.append((st.st_mtime_ns, st.st_size))
except OSError:
stamp.append(None)
return tuple(stamp)
def _inventory_other_providers() -> bool:
"""Is anything usable configured BESIDES the free tier? Asks the resolver ladder itself (the
thing that picks the provider for a turn) with the free-tier rung hidden: an explicit key, a
config pin, a sign-in or a host credential answers; nothing else falls through to
``no_provider_configured``. Not ``_has_any_provider_configured``: that first-run guard also
counts host credentials (gh auth, Claude Code) and a config pin, and it does not hide the
free-tier rung.
Stamps the config files BEFORE reading them, so a write that lands during the inventory is
seen by the next :func:`reconcile_record`.
"""
global _inventory_stamp
from hermes_cli.auth import resolve_provider
_inventory_stamp = _config_stamp()
try:
return resolve_provider("auto", skip_free_tier=True) != "nous"
except Exception as exc:
logger.debug("free tier bootstrap: nothing else carries inference (%s)", exc)
return False
def _resolve_inference() -> str:
from hermes_cli.auth import resolve_provider
try:
return str(resolve_provider("auto") or "")
except Exception:
return ""
def _build_record(*, other: bool, force: bool) -> SetupRecord:
"""One inventory-then-mint pass into a record. ``force`` is the user's own retry: it makes one
attempt even inside the mint memo's cooldown (``anon_auth.ensure_portal_identity``)."""
from hermes_cli import anon_auth
error = ""
failure: Dict[str, Any] = {}
state: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = anon_auth.current_nous_state()
if anon_auth.guest_enabled():
try:
# ``other`` decides whether the mint may also claim ``active_provider`` (NS-845 Q1.3).
state = anon_auth.ensure_portal_identity(explicit=True, carries_inference=not other, force=force)
except Exception as exc:
error = str(exc)
logger.info("Nous free tier not set up at boot: %s", exc)
if state is None:
# Either this attempt failed (the memo now holds why) or an earlier one did and its
# cooldown still runs: the record carries that verdict either way.
failure = anon_auth.last_mint_failure() or {}
error = error or str(failure.get("error") or "")
free_tier = bool(state) and anon_auth.is_guest_state(state) and anon_auth.guest_enabled()
return SetupRecord(
provider_configured=other or free_tier or (bool(state) and not anon_auth.is_guest_state(state)),
inference_provider=_resolve_inference(),
free_tier=free_tier,
has_identity=bool(state),
other_providers=other,
error=error,
failure=failure,
)
def run_bootstrap(*, announce: bool = True) -> SetupRecord:
"""Inventory -> ensure identity (gate permitting) -> resolve inference -> record -> broadcast.
Runs every boot; only the mint is gated. Idempotent per process: a second call returns the
existing record without touching the portal. Never raises. ``announce=False`` skips the
``setup.ready`` event: the plain CLI has no client to tell and its stdout is the user's terminal.
"""
global _record, _started
with _lock:
if _record is not None:
return _record
if _started:
_done.wait(SETUP_READY_WAIT_SECONDS)
if _record is not None:
return _record
_started = True
record = _build_record(other=_inventory_other_providers(), force=False)
with _lock:
_record = record
_done.set()
if announce:
_broadcast(record)
return record
# Background retries after a boot-time mint failure: the memo's cooldown decides WHEN (a server
# ``Retry-After``, the ops-breaker floor, or the unreachable ladder), this decides HOW MANY before
# the process stops trying on its own (the user's retry button, ``free_tier.provision``, is not
# counted). A terminal code (gate closed, proof of work, locked) is never retried.
BOOTSTRAP_RETRY_ATTEMPTS = 3
_sleep = time.sleep # seam for tests
def retry_bootstrap_mint(*, force: bool = False, announce: bool = True) -> SetupRecord:
"""Re-run the mint once (``force`` bypasses the cooldown), replace the record and announce it.
The desktop's ``free_tier.provision`` calls this with ``force=True``; the background loop calls
it as each cooldown passes. Returns the existing record untouched when no bootstrap ran yet
(nothing to replace) or when an identity already exists."""
global _record
current = _record
if current is None:
return run_bootstrap(announce=announce)
if current.has_identity:
return current
# Re-inventory: a provider the user connected during the cooldown must keep inference; the
# boot-time answer is stale by now.
record = _build_record(other=_inventory_other_providers(), force=force)
with _lock:
# Two retries can race (the background loop and the user's click): a build that found no
# identity must not overwrite one that did.
if _record is not None and _record.has_identity and not record.has_identity:
return _record
_record = record
if announce:
_broadcast(record)
return record
def _retry_until_settled() -> None:
"""The background loop behind ``start_background_bootstrap``: wait out each cooldown and try
again, up to ``BOOTSTRAP_RETRY_ATTEMPTS``, while the record says a later attempt can succeed."""
for _ in range(BOOTSTRAP_RETRY_ATTEMPTS):
record = _record
if record is None or record.has_identity or not record.failure.get("retryable"):
return
_sleep(max(1, int(record.failure.get("retry_after") or 0)))
record = retry_bootstrap_mint(force=False)
if record.has_identity:
logger.info("Nous free tier set up after a boot-time retry")
return
def _bootstrap_then_retry() -> None:
run_bootstrap()
try:
_retry_until_settled()
except Exception as exc: # the loop is best effort; the record already says what happened
logger.debug("free tier bootstrap retry loop stopped: %s", exc)
def _broadcast(record: SetupRecord) -> None:
try:
from tui_gateway.server import _broadcast_global_event
_broadcast_global_event(SETUP_READY_EVENT, record.as_payload())
except Exception as exc: # no serve process (plain CLI): nobody to tell
logger.debug("setup.ready not broadcast: %s", exc)
def start_background_bootstrap() -> threading.Thread:
"""``hermes serve`` entry: run on a daemon thread so a slow portal never delays the socket."""
thread = threading.Thread(target=_bootstrap_then_retry, daemon=True, name="free-tier-bootstrap")
thread.start()
return thread