fix: improve cross-platform and multi-provider compatibility

[tallinn102]

Summary

This PR fixes several issues that cause Auto Claude to fail on non-default configurations (macOS, Google AI instead of OpenAI).

Fixes Included

1. Quote-aware security parser

Commands like python -c 'x; y' were incorrectly split on inner semicolons, causing false positives in security validation.

• Replaced regex-based extract_commands with shlex-based implementation
• Rewrote split_command_segments with state-machine approach
• Added handling for redirection operators (>&, 2>&1)

2. Google AI provider without OpenAI dependency

Graphiti defaulted to OpenAI's reranker even when using Google AI as both LLM and embedder.

• Added NoOpCrossEncoder to avoid OpenAI dependency
• Fixed GoogleLLMClient and GoogleEmbedder base class inheritance
• Added set_tracer() method and proper _generate_response signature

3. Pass GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER to backend

Frontend only set GRAPHITI_EMBEDDER_PROVIDER but not GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER, causing "OPENAI_API_KEY required" errors even with Google AI configured.

• Read graphitiLlmProvider from settings and set GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER
• Default LLM provider to same as embedder if not explicitly set

4. Platform-appropriate Python command fallback

On macOS, the bare python command doesn't exist (only python3), causing "command not found" errors.

• Added getPlatformPythonFallback() returning python3 on macOS/Linux
• Updated fallback locations to use platform-appropriate command

Test Plan

• Verify security parser handles python -c 'import sys; print(sys.path)'
• Test Graphiti memory with GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER=google (no OpenAI key)
• Confirm Python subprocess spawning works on macOS
• Run existing test suite

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Configurable LLM provider selection and propagation of provider-specific env vars
  • Default in-app cross-encoder available to enable result re-ranking without external services

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved shell command parsing to handle ;, |, & with quotes/escapes
  • Platform-aware Python command detection and fallback
  • More robust temp-file assertions in tests across platforms

• Chores

  • Provider client updates for consistent interfaces and integration

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Walkthrough

Adds a backward-compatible Graphiti memory re-export, a provider-agnostic NoOpCrossEncoder and its integration into the Graphiti client, LLM/embedder class inheritance updates, a robust shell-command parser, frontend Python-fallback centralization, LLM env var/key propagation, and a platform-flexible test path adjustment.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Graphiti Memory Re-exports apps/backend/graphiti_memory.py	New module re-exporting public names (GraphitiMemory, GroupIdMode, get_graphiti_memory, is_graphiti_enabled, test_graphiti_connection, test_provider_configuration, MAX_CONTEXT_RESULTS, EPISODE_TYPE_* constants) from integrations.graphiti.memory with explicit __all__.
Cross-Encoder Provider Integration apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py	Adds NoOpCrossEncoder implementing CrossEncoderClient; create_cross_encoder now returns NoOpCrossEncoder by default and attempts an Ollama/OpenAIReranker path when llm_client is present, falling back on errors.
Graphiti Client Cross-Encoder Wiring apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/queries_pkg/client.py	Initializes _cross_encoder via create_cross_encoder, passes it into Graphiti after driver init, logs creation, and clears it on close.
LLM & Embedder Provider Types apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py , apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/embedder_providers/google_embedder.py	GoogleLLMClient now extends LLMClient and renames/refactors generate_response → _generate_response with normalized message handling and dict returns; GoogleEmbedder now extends EmbedderClient.
Command-Line Security Parser Overhaul apps/backend/security/parser.py	Rewrote split_command_segments to be quote/escape-aware for ;, `
Frontend Python Detection & Env apps/frontend/src/main/python-detector.ts, apps/frontend/src/main/python-env-manager.ts	New getPlatformPythonFallback() returning python on Windows and python3 elsewhere; callers updated to use it for platform-appropriate fallbacks.
Frontend Memory Env & Key Propagation apps/frontend/src/main/memory-env-builder.ts	Adds GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER, derives LLM provider from settings (or embedder), and conditionally propagates provider-specific API keys / OLLAMA_BASE_URL when LLM provider differs from embedder.
Frontend Test Path Compatibility apps/frontend/src/main/terminal/__tests__/claude-integration-handler.test.ts	Relaxed temp-file path assertion to a platform-agnostic regex (match filename suffix) instead of absolute /tmp path.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant Client as GraphitiClient
  participant Factory as create_cross_encoder
  participant Provider as ProviderFactory (Ollama / others)
  participant Graphiti as Graphiti Instance
  Note over Client,Factory: client init flow
  Client->>Factory: create_cross_encoder(config, llm_client)
  alt llm_client present & provider == Ollama
    Factory->>Provider: attempt OpenAIRerankerClient creation
    Provider-->>Factory: success / ImportError / error
    alt success
      Factory-->>Client: OpenAIRerankerClient
    else failure
      Factory-->>Client: NoOpCrossEncoder (fallback)
    end
  else other providers
    Factory-->>Client: NoOpCrossEncoder
  end
  Client->>Graphiti: initialize Graphiti(driver, cross_encoder=...)
  Graphiti-->>Client: ready
  Note right of Client: on close -> clear cross_encoder

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: make backend tests pass on Windows #282 — Related changes to Graphiti client initialization and dependency wiring (cross-encoder integration overlap).
• fix: resolve Python detection and backend packaging issues #241 — Changes to python-detector and Python command selection (matches addition of platform fallback helper).
• fix(python): use venv Python for all services to fix dotenv errors #311 — Frontend Python path / env manager updates (caller updates to use centralized fallback).

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Learning: Applies to apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/**/*.py : Use the Graphiti-provided multi-provider support for LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, Ollama, Google AI) via `integrations/graphiti/graphiti_providers.py`

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apps/frontend/src/main/terminal/__tests__/claude-integration-handler.test.ts (2)

232-233: LGTM! Platform-agnostic assertion improves test robustness.

The change from an exact /tmp/ path match to a flexible suffix regex correctly addresses cross-platform temp directory differences (Linux uses /tmp, macOS uses /var/folders/.../T). The test still validates the critical token filename format while being more resilient to environment changes.

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275-276: LGTM! Consistent platform-agnostic pattern.

This change mirrors the improvement at lines 232-233, ensuring all token path assertions are platform-independent. Good consistency across the test suite.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @tallinn102, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly enhances the cross-platform compatibility and multi-provider support for Auto Claude. It addresses several critical issues, including robust shell command parsing for security, seamless integration with Google AI without an unnecessary OpenAI dependency, correct propagation of LLM provider settings from the frontend to the backend, and platform-aware Python command fallbacks. These changes aim to make Auto Claude more reliable and flexible across different operating systems and AI service providers.

Highlights

• Improved Security Command Parsing: The security parser now correctly handles shell commands with quotes and various operators (like python -c 'x; y') by using shlex and a state-machine approach, preventing incorrect splitting and false positives in security validation.
• Enhanced Google AI Provider Compatibility: Graphiti's Google AI integration no longer requires an OpenAI API key for reranking. A NoOpCrossEncoder is introduced for providers without native reranking, and GoogleLLMClient and GoogleEmbedder now correctly inherit from their respective graphiti-core base classes, with updated method signatures and tracer support.
• Consistent LLM Provider Configuration: The frontend now explicitly passes the GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER setting to the backend, defaulting to the embedder's provider if not set. This resolves issues where Google AI configurations would still incorrectly demand an OpenAI API key.
• Platform-Appropriate Python Fallback: The system now uses python3 as the default Python command on macOS and Linux when python is not found, addressing 'command not found' errors on these platforms.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several important fixes for cross-platform and multi-provider compatibility. The changes to the security parser to better handle quoted commands are a significant improvement, though there are still some edge cases around shell syntax that need to be addressed. The introduction of NoOpCrossEncoder is an excellent change to decouple Google AI from OpenAI dependencies. The fixes to the Google provider classes to align with the base LLMClient and EmbedderClient interfaces are well-implemented. Finally, the frontend changes to correctly pass the LLM provider and use platform-appropriate Python fallbacks are crucial for non-default configurations. My review focuses on potential vulnerabilities in the refactored security parser.

[gemini-code-assist]

This logic incorrectly treats & as a command separator even when it's part of a redirection operator like 2>&1. shlex.shlex with punctuation_chars=True tokenizes 2>&1 into ['2', '>', '&', '1']. Your code sees &, treats it as a separator, and resets expect_command to True. This causes the subsequent token, 1, to be misidentified as a command. This is a security vulnerability as it could cause validation to be bypassed.

Furthermore, the check if token in ("...", "2>&1", ...) on line 148 is ineffective because shlex will never produce 2>&1 as a single token with the current configuration.

The parsing logic needs to be more stateful to correctly handle redirection. For example, you could add a check to see if & is preceded by >.

[gemini-code-assist]

This manual parser is an improvement for handling quotes, but it's not robust against whitespace variations that are common in shell commands. For example, a command like ls 2> &1 would be incorrectly split into ['ls 2>', '1']. This is because the check for a redirect operator is_redirect only looks at the immediately preceding character and doesn't account for whitespace. This could lead to incorrect segmentation and failed security validation.

Since extract_commands is already using shlex, consider refactoring this function to also leverage shlex for tokenization, which would handle whitespace correctly, and then process the tokens to identify segments.

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apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py (1)

112-118: Add explicit self.model assignment in GoogleLLMClient.__init__.

The code on line 114 uses self.model, but the class never explicitly assigns this attribute. Unlike GoogleEmbedder (which sets self.model = model on line 48), GoogleLLMClient relies on the parent LLMClient class to provide this property. Add self.model = model after the super().__init__() call on line 49 to ensure the attribute is available, matching the pattern used in the embedder implementation.

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/embedder_providers/google_embedder.py (2)

54-77: Type hint inconsistency with runtime handling.

The method signature declares input_data: str | list[str], but the implementation handles additional cases at lines 74-75 (converting non-string list items to strings with a comment about token IDs). This creates a mismatch between the declared contract and runtime behavior.

Either:

1. Update the type hint to reflect actual accepted types (e.g., str | list[str] | list[int]), or
2. Remove the extra handling if it's not part of the EmbedderClient interface contract

🔎 Proposed fix to align type hints with behavior

If token IDs are legitimately supported by the EmbedderClient interface:

-    async def create(self, input_data: str | list[str]) -> list[float]:
+    async def create(self, input_data: str | list[str] | list[int]) -> list[float]:
         """
         Create embeddings for the input data.
 
         Args:
-            input_data: Text string or list of strings to embed
+            input_data: Text string, list of strings, or list of token IDs to embed

Otherwise, if only str | list[str] are supported, remove the token ID handling:

         elif isinstance(input_data, list) and len(input_data) > 0:
             # Join list items if it's a list of strings
             if isinstance(input_data[0], str):
                 text = " ".join(input_data)
-            else:
-                # It might be token IDs, convert to string
-                text = str(input_data)
+            else:
+                raise TypeError(f"Expected list[str], got list[{type(input_data[0]).__name__}]")
         else:
-            text = str(input_data)
+            raise TypeError(f"Expected str | list[str], got {type(input_data)}")

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132-150: Refine return type annotation for better type safety.

The function returns Any, which reduces type safety. Consider using a more specific return type.

🔎 Proposed refinement

-def create_google_embedder(config: "GraphitiConfig") -> Any:
+def create_google_embedder(config: "GraphitiConfig") -> GoogleEmbedder:
     """
     Create Google AI embedder.
 
     Args:
         config: GraphitiConfig with Google settings
 
     Returns:
-        Google embedder instance
+        GoogleEmbedder instance

Or, if polymorphism is desired:

-def create_google_embedder(config: "GraphitiConfig") -> Any:
+def create_google_embedder(config: "GraphitiConfig") -> EmbedderClient:

apps/backend/security/parser.py (1)

10-10: Remove unused import.

The re module is no longer used after migrating from regex-based to shlex-based parsing.

Proposed fix

 import os
-import re
 import shlex

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents

In @apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py:
- Around line 57-59: The function create_cross_encoder currently has a return
type of Any; change it to the more specific CrossEncoderClient interface to
improve type safety and IDE support. Update the function signature to return
CrossEncoderClient and ensure OpenAIRerankerClient and NoOpCrossEncoder are
typed to implement/extend CrossEncoderClient so the existing return paths remain
valid (references: create_cross_encoder, CrossEncoderClient,
OpenAIRerankerClient, NoOpCrossEncoder). Also import or forward-declare
CrossEncoderClient where needed so the type is recognized by the module's type
checker.

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@apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py:
- Around line 67-73: The _generate_response method declares a model_size
parameter that is not used; update the signature or add a clear inline note for
interface compatibility by either marking it as intentionally unused (e.g., keep
model_size: Any = None and add a trailing comment "# unused - kept for interface
compatibility") or briefly document in the method docstring why model_size is
present (reference the _generate_response function and its parameter model_size)
so future readers know it is intentional.
- Around line 42-43: Move the from graphiti_core.llm_client.config import
LLMConfig out of the __init__ method and place it with the other module-level
imports at the top of the file; then remove the in-method import inside __init__
so the class (reference the __init__ method and any usages of LLMConfig in this
module) uses the module-level LLMConfig symbol directly, and run a quick lint or
import check to ensure there are no circular-import issues after the change.

In @apps/frontend/src/main/memory-env-builder.ts:
- Around line 92-114: The cross-provider LLM key propagation block currently
handles 'google', 'openai', 'anthropic', and 'ollama' but misses 'azure_openai'
and 'openrouter', so update the switch on llmProvider (the block comparing
llmProvider !== embeddingProvider) to add cases for 'azure_openai' and
'openrouter': for 'azure_openai' set env.AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY,
env.AZURE_OPENAI_BASE_URL, and env.AZURE_OPENAI_LLM_DEPLOYMENT from settings
(only if those env keys are not already set), and for 'openrouter' set
env.OPENROUTER_API_KEY and env.OPENROUTER_BASE_URL from settings (again only
when not already present); follow the same conditional pattern used for
'google'/'openai' and use settings.{azureOpenAIApiKey, azureOpenAIBaseUrl,
azureOpenAIDeployment, openrouterApiKey, openrouterBaseUrl} (or the existing
settings property names) to populate the missing env vars.

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Learnt from: MikeeBuilds
Repo: AndyMik90/Auto-Claude PR: 661
File: apps/frontend/src/renderer/components/onboarding/OllamaModelSelector.tsx:176-189
Timestamp: 2026-01-04T23:59:45.209Z
Learning: In the AndyMik90/Auto-Claude repository, pre-existing i18n issues (hardcoded user-facing strings that should be localized) can be deferred to future i18n cleanup passes rather than requiring immediate fixes in PRs that don't introduce new i18n violations.

Learnt from: CR
Repo: AndyMik90/Auto-Claude PR: 0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-30T16:38:36.314Z
Learning: Applies to apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/**/*.py : Use the Graphiti-provided multi-provider support for LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, Ollama, Google AI) via `integrations/graphiti/graphiti_providers.py`

📚 Learning: 2025-12-30T16:38:36.314Z

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Repo: AndyMik90/Auto-Claude PR: 0
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Timestamp: 2025-12-30T16:38:36.314Z
Learning: Applies to apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/**/*.py : Use the Graphiti-provided multi-provider support for LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, Ollama, Google AI) via `integrations/graphiti/graphiti_providers.py`

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• apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/queries_pkg/client.py
• apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py

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• apps/backend/security/parser.py

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apps/frontend/src/main/memory-env-builder.ts (1)

apps/frontend/src/renderer/components/settings/utils/hookProxyFactory.ts (1)

• settings (15-15)

apps/frontend/src/main/python-env-manager.ts (1)

apps/frontend/src/main/python-detector.ts (2)

• findPythonCommand (54-110)
• getPlatformPythonFallback (472-474)

apps/backend/graphiti_memory.py (2)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/queries_pkg/client.py (1)

• graphiti (78-80)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/queries_pkg/graphiti.py (1)

• GraphitiMemory (26-420)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py (1)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/config.py (1)

• GraphitiConfig (107-462)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/queries_pkg/client.py (1)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py (1)

• create_cross_encoder (57-104)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py (1)

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py (1)

• set_tracer (52-54)

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apps/backend/security/parser.py

[error] 10-10: Ruff: F401 're' imported but unused.

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🔇 Additional comments (24)

apps/frontend/src/main/terminal/__tests__/claude-integration-handler.test.ts (1)

224-225: LGTM! Platform-agnostic test assertions correctly implemented.

The flexible regex patterns correctly match the temporary token filename suffix while accommodating platform-specific temp directory paths. The regex properly escapes the leading dot and matches the expected format (.claude-token-{timestamp}-{16-hex-chars}), making the tests portable across Linux, macOS, and Windows without compromising validation of the filename structure.

Also applies to: 267-268

apps/backend/graphiti_memory.py (1)

1-46: LGTM! Clean backward-compatibility wrapper.

The re-export pattern is well-executed with clear documentation. All 14 imported symbols are properly listed in __all__, matching the source module exactly, and the docstring appropriately guides developers toward the preferred import path for new code.

Existing code using imports like from graphiti_memory import GraphitiMemory will continue to work correctly through this wrapper.

apps/frontend/src/main/python-detector.ts (2)

465-474: LGTM! Clean platform-aware fallback implementation.

The new helper function correctly centralizes platform-specific Python command resolution, returning 'python' on Windows and 'python3' on macOS/Linux. This addresses the cross-platform compatibility goal stated in the PR objectives by ensuring the correct command name is used on each platform.

The function is well-documented and appropriately exported for use across modules.

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476-488: LGTM! Consistent fallback usage.

Both branches correctly use the new platform-aware fallback via the pattern findPythonCommand() || getPlatformPythonFallback(). This ensures consistent behavior whether the provided path is undefined (line 478) or validation fails (line 487).

The fallback chain is well-structured: try detection first, then fall back to a platform-appropriate default.

apps/frontend/src/main/python-env-manager.ts (1)

6-6: LGTM! Proper import and consistent usage.

The import of getPlatformPythonFallback is correctly added, and its usage at line 738 follows the same pattern established in python-detector.ts. The updated comment accurately reflects the platform-aware behavior.

This centralizes the platform-specific Python command resolution and ensures macOS/Linux correctly fall back to 'python3' rather than 'python', preventing "command not found" errors as described in the PR objectives.

Also applies to: 737-738

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py (3)

9-17: LGTM!

Imports are well-organized, using TYPE_CHECKING to avoid circular imports for the config type hint.

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20-55: Well-designed no-op implementation.

The NoOpCrossEncoder correctly implements the CrossEncoderClient interface with a stable scoring strategy that preserves original order while satisfying consumers expecting descending scores. The division-by-zero protection on line 49 is a nice touch.

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93-93: No changes needed. The OpenAIRerankerClient instantiation at line 93 correctly uses the client parameter with an OpenAIGenericClient instance and passes the LLMConfig as the config parameter. This matches the documented API for graphiti-core's OpenAIRerankerClient, which accepts both an OpenAI-compatible LLM client and a configuration object.

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/queries_pkg/client.py (5)

74-75: LGTM!

Instance variable follows the established pattern for component initialization.

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111-113: LGTM!

Import is correctly placed inside the initialization method, consistent with the lazy-loading pattern used for other Graphiti components.

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174-179: LGTM!

The cross-encoder creation is correctly placed in the initialization sequence and logs the actual encoder type for debugging. The absence of try/except here is appropriate since create_cross_encoder handles exceptions internally and guarantees a non-None return.

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230-236: LGTM!

Cleanup correctly resets _cross_encoder to None in the finally block, ensuring proper resource release consistent with the other components.

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182-187: Code is correct. Graphiti constructor in graphiti-core 0.5.0+ accepts cross_encoder as a parameter. The implementation properly passes a NoOpCrossEncoder instance to prevent graphiti-core from defaulting to OpenAIRerankerClient, as intended by the comment on lines 174-175.

apps/frontend/src/main/memory-env-builder.ts (1)

38-41: LGTM! Proper LLM provider configuration with sensible default.

The implementation correctly introduces GRAPHITI_LLM_PROVIDER as a separate configuration from the embedder provider, with a sensible fallback to the embedder when not explicitly set. This aligns with the PR objective to prevent the backend from defaulting to OpenAI when Google is configured.

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py (3)

162-164: LGTM!

The set_tracer implementation follows the established pattern from other providers and provides the necessary compatibility interface.

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194-213: LGTM!

The factory function properly validates required configuration, provides sensible defaults, and follows the established pattern for creating provider clients.

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166-191: The parent LLMClient class from graphiti-core provides the public generate_response() method as part of the standard LLMClient interface. The implementation correctly follows the template method pattern where the child class implements _generate_response() and the parent's generate_response() delegates to it. This pattern is consistent with other graphiti-core LLM client implementations and requires no changes.

apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/embedder_providers/google_embedder.py (3)

11-12: LGTM! Correct import for base class inheritance.

The import of EmbedderClient is properly structured and necessary for the inheritance change that aligns GoogleEmbedder with the Graphiti embedder interface.

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92-129: Clarify Google embed_content response format handling.

The conditional check at lines 124-127 assumes embed_content() returns different response structures depending on input type (checking if result["embedding"][0] is a list). However, the Google Generative AI SDK documentation doesn't explicitly clarify whether embed_content() returns consistently structured responses for single strings vs. list inputs, or if it behaves differently.

Verify whether:

1. The embed_content() method actually returns {"embedding": [[...], [...]]} (nested lists) when passed a list parameter
2. This is documented behavior or an implementation detail that could change

If the API response format is consistent regardless of input type, simplify to always expect the same structure. If inconsistent, add a comment explaining why the conditional handling is necessary and under what conditions each response format occurs.

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23-23: Good fix for Google AI provider compatibility.

The inheritance change correctly aligns GoogleEmbedder with the Graphiti embedder interface as intended by the PR objectives.

Verify that the create and create_batch method signatures match the EmbedderClient interface requirements:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify EmbedderClient interface and method signatures

# Find the EmbedderClient base class definition
ast-grep --pattern $'class EmbedderClient:
  $$$'

# Also search for abstract method definitions in EmbedderClient
rg -nP -A5 'class EmbedderClient' --type=py

apps/backend/security/parser.py (4)

20-80: State-machine approach handles edge cases well.

The character-by-character parsing correctly distinguishes between:

• Redirection operators (>&, <&) which shouldn't split
• Pipe-stderr (|&) which should split as a double operator
• Quoted content preserved intact

This is a significant improvement over regex-based splitting for security validation.

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109-156: Token filtering logic is comprehensive.

The filtering correctly handles:

• All standard command separators including |&
• Shell control-flow keywords
• Flags, assignments, and redirect operators

One edge case to be aware of: commands like env VAR=value cmd will only extract env, not cmd, since expect_command doesn't reset after assignments. This is typically acceptable since env must be explicitly allowlisted, but worth documenting if downstream validators rely on complete command extraction.

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160-168: LGTM!

Clean helper function with correct logic and proper type hints.

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92-101: Implementation is sound and well-tested.

The fail-safe empty return on malformed input and the comprehensive token filtering logic are correct. The shlex.shlex configuration with punctuation_chars=True and whitespace_split=True is intentional: it treats shell operators (;, &&, ||, |) as separate tokens while preserving whitespace semantics, enabling accurate command extraction across pipes and command chains. This is validated by the test suite covering pipes, chained commands, variable assignments, and malformed input.

[coderabbitai]

🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial

Consider using a more specific return type.

The return type Any could be CrossEncoderClient since the function always returns either an OpenAIRerankerClient (which should implement the interface) or NoOpCrossEncoder (which explicitly implements CrossEncoderClient). This would improve type safety and IDE support.

🔎 Proposed fix

 def create_cross_encoder(
     config: "GraphitiConfig", llm_client: Any = None
-) -> Any:
+) -> CrossEncoderClient:

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	def create_cross_encoder(
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	) -> Any:
	def create_cross_encoder(
	config: "GraphitiConfig", llm_client: Any = None
	) -> CrossEncoderClient:

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

In @apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/cross_encoder.py around
lines 57 - 59, The function create_cross_encoder currently has a return type of
Any; change it to the more specific CrossEncoderClient interface to improve type
safety and IDE support. Update the function signature to return
CrossEncoderClient and ensure OpenAIRerankerClient and NoOpCrossEncoder are
typed to implement/extend CrossEncoderClient so the existing return paths remain
valid (references: create_cross_encoder, CrossEncoderClient,
OpenAIRerankerClient, NoOpCrossEncoder). Also import or forward-declare
CrossEncoderClient where needed so the type is recognized by the module's type
checker.

[coderabbitai]

🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial

Consider moving the import to module level.

The LLMConfig import is currently inside the __init__ method. For better code organization and slightly improved performance, consider moving it to the top of the file with other imports.

🔎 Suggested refactor

At the top of the file (after line 12):

 from graphiti_core.llm_client.client import LLMClient
+from graphiti_core.llm_client.config import LLMConfig

Then in the __init__ method:

-        # Initialize parent with config
-        from graphiti_core.llm_client.config import LLMConfig
-
         config = LLMConfig(

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

In @apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py
around lines 42 - 43, Move the from graphiti_core.llm_client.config import
LLMConfig out of the __init__ method and place it with the other module-level
imports at the top of the file; then remove the in-method import inside __init__
so the class (reference the __init__ method and any usages of LLMConfig in this
module) uses the module-level LLMConfig symbol directly, and run a quick lint or
import check to ensure there are no circular-import issues after the change.

[coderabbitai]

🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial

Document the unused model_size parameter.

The model_size parameter is declared but not used within the method. Consider either:

1. Adding a comment explaining why it's present (e.g., for interface compatibility), or
2. Using Python's convention for explicitly ignored parameters: model_size: Any = None with a comment # unused

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

In @apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/providers_pkg/llm_providers/google_llm.py
around lines 67 - 73, The _generate_response method declares a model_size
parameter that is not used; update the signature or add a clear inline note for
interface compatibility by either marking it as intentionally unused (e.g., keep
model_size: Any = None and add a trailing comment "# unused - kept for interface
compatibility") or briefly document in the method docstring why model_size is
present (reference the _generate_response function and its parameter model_size)
so future readers know it is intentional.

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Add missing LLM provider cases to cross-provider key propagation.

The cross-provider LLM block (lines 92-114) handles google, openai, anthropic, and ollama, but omits azure_openai and openrouter—both of which are supported as valid LLM providers in the backend and have corresponding environment variable setup requirements.

Add cases for:

• azure_openai: Set AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY, AZURE_OPENAI_BASE_URL, and AZURE_OPENAI_LLM_DEPLOYMENT from settings if not already set
• openrouter: Set OPENROUTER_API_KEY and OPENROUTER_BASE_URL from settings if not already set

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

In @apps/frontend/src/main/memory-env-builder.ts around lines 92 - 114, The
cross-provider LLM key propagation block currently handles 'google', 'openai',
'anthropic', and 'ollama' but misses 'azure_openai' and 'openrouter', so update
the switch on llmProvider (the block comparing llmProvider !==
embeddingProvider) to add cases for 'azure_openai' and 'openrouter': for
'azure_openai' set env.AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY, env.AZURE_OPENAI_BASE_URL, and
env.AZURE_OPENAI_LLM_DEPLOYMENT from settings (only if those env keys are not
already set), and for 'openrouter' set env.OPENROUTER_API_KEY and
env.OPENROUTER_BASE_URL from settings (again only when not already present);
follow the same conditional pattern used for 'google'/'openai' and use
settings.{azureOpenAIApiKey, azureOpenAIBaseUrl, azureOpenAIDeployment,
openrouterApiKey, openrouterBaseUrl} (or the existing settings property names)
to populate the missing env vars.

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Merge Verdict: 🔴 BLOCKED

Blocked: 1 CI check(s) failing. Fix CI before merge.

Risk Assessment

Factor	Level	Notes
Complexity	Medium	Based on lines changed
Security Impact	Low	Based on security findings
Scope Coherence	Good	Based on structural review

🚨 Blocking Issues (Must Fix)

• CI Failed: python

Findings Summary

• Medium: 2 issue(s)
• Low: 1 issue(s)

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Findings (3 selected of 3 total)

🟡 [a390a99261a6] [MEDIUM] Backslash escape handling incorrect inside single quotes per POSIX

📁 apps/backend/security/parser.py:34

The state machine treats backslash as an escape character even inside single quotes (lines 34-37 set 'escaped = True' regardless of quote state). In POSIX shells, single quotes preserve everything literally - backslash has no special meaning inside single quotes. For example, echo 'hello\'world' in bash would print hello\world, but this parser would treat the backslash as escaping the single quote, potentially keeping 'in_quote' set incorrectly and misidentifying command boundaries.

Suggested fix:

Only apply escape handling when not in a single-quote context:

if char == '\\':
    if in_quote != "'":  # backslash is literal inside single quotes
        escaped = True
    i += 1
    continue

🟡 [bb1453d4c303] [MEDIUM] Missing handling for &> redirect syntax causes incorrect splitting

📁 apps/backend/security/parser.py:58

The state machine correctly handles >& and <& redirects by checking if the previous character is > or <. However, it does not handle the &> redirect syntax (redirect both stdout and stderr to file), which has the & character BEFORE the >. When parsing 'cmd &> /dev/null', the & will have a space before it, so is_redirect=False, and the command will be incorrectly split. While this is fail-safe (blocks rather than bypasses), it causes legitimate commands to fail validation.

Suggested fix:

Add a forward-looking check for &> pattern:

# Check for &> redirect (stdout+stderr to file)
is_redirect_prefix = False
if char == '&' and i + 1 < len(command_string) and command_string[i+1] == '>':
    is_redirect_prefix = True

if not is_redirect and not is_redirect_prefix:
    # treat as separator

🔵 [431102620b23] [LOW] Gemini CRITICAL finding about 2>&1 is a FALSE POSITIVE

📁 apps/backend/security/parser.py:0

Gemini Code Assist flagged a CRITICAL issue claiming the parser incorrectly treats & as a separator in 2>&1. This is FALSE. The code at lines 60-62 explicitly checks: when char is '&' and the previous character is '>' or '<', is_redirect is set to True, which prevents the '&' from being treated as a separator. The 2>&1 pattern is handled correctly.

Suggested fix:

No action needed - this is a false positive from AI review that should be dismissed.

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