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feat(logs): GET /api/logs/search, semantic search shared with Warp - #8926
Adds GET /api/logs/search, which finds logged conversations by meaning. It runs the same search as Warp's semantic_search_logs tool, so API clients and the management MCP can use it too. Before this, /api/logs/search fell through to /api/logs/{id} and returned 404.
Changes
Added the GET /api/logs/search route.
Each repeated query parameter is one phrasing (up to 5, each up to 2000 characters). A log scores by its best match across them.
limit accepts 1–25. The default and cap come from Warp's configured semantic search limit.
The route accepts the standard log filters: time range, providers, models, status, virtual keys, users, teams, customers, business units, apps, latency, cost and content_search.
The response returns compact rows with a similarity score, a content preview and a dashboard link. It also returns returned and the threshold a row had to reach.
Added Service.SearchLogs in framework/warp, built on SemanticSearcher.SearchVisible.
It uses the caller's query scope and identity from the context. The caller's visibility narrows the vector prefilters, and every match is reloaded through the log store.
Warp's own default of narrowing an unscoped question to the asker's traffic does not apply on the API.
Search by meaning now refuses, with a 400 that names them, any filter it cannot apply (session_id, objects, error_types, metadata_filters and others). Previously these were dropped silently, which widened results. A dropped session_id returned other sessions' conversations.
This also applies to Warp's semantic_search_logs tool.
Nothing is embedded before the refusal.
A new test classifies every SearchFilters field as applied or refused, so a new field fails until it is placed on one side.
Added ErrInvalidSearchQuery, which the handler maps to 400.
Bad query sets (none, too long, too many) are refused before any embedding is paid for.
A bad request returns 400 even when search is unavailable.
The handler returns 503 when Warp is disabled, has no embedding model, or its log index is not filled. It returns 500 for other failures. A one-minute timeout bounds each search, and hidden request types apply as on every other log read.
WarpHandler.SearchLogs gates the route on the Warp feature flag, and server.go wires it into the logging handler.
Added OpenAPI docs: the path, the LogSearchResult and LogSearchRow schemas, and the required Logs:View permission.
Added unit tests for the service, the filter refusals and the handler.
Added an e2e Postman folder (266):
Three deterministic 400 checks: no query, more than 5 phrasings, and an unsupported session_id filter.
A live check that seeds a conversation, waits for its log row, and searches by two phrasings until live indexing has embedded it.
The folder restores the Warp feature flag and config afterward.
Type of change
Bug fix
Feature
Refactor
Documentation
Chore/CI
Affected areas
Core (Go)
Transports (HTTP)
Providers/Integrations
Plugins
UI (React)
Docs
How to test
# Core/Transports
go version
go test ./framework/warp/... ./transports/bifrost-http/handlers/...
# With Warp enabled, an embedding model configured and the log index filled
curl -G "$BASE_URL/api/logs/search" \
--data-urlencode "query=users asking for a refund" \
--data-urlencode "query=customer wants money back" \
--data-urlencode "limit=10"
Expected outcomes:
200 with rows, returned and threshold, where every row scores at or above the threshold.
400 for no query, more than 5 queries, a query over 2000 characters, limit outside 1–25, or an unsupported filter such as session_id=....
503 when Warp, its embedding model or its log index is not set up.
The e2e folder "266. Semantic log search endpoint (log-search)" requires the warp flag to be unlocked, an embedding provider in the profile and a reachable vector store.
Screenshots/Recordings
Not applicable. There are no UI changes.
Breaking changes
Yes
No
semantic_search_logs now returns an error naming any filter it cannot apply, where it used to ignore it. Callers that relied on those filters being ignored will see the error.
Related issues
None linked.
Security considerations
Callers need the Logs:View permission.
The caller's visibility narrows which candidates the index is queried for, and every match is reloaded through the log store. A restricted caller sees only logs they may see.
Unsupported filters are refused rather than dropped. This closes a case where an ignored session_id returned other sessions' conversations.
Hidden request types are applied as on other log reads.
Checklist
I read docs/contributing/README.md and followed the guidelines
I added/updated tests where appropriate
I updated documentation where needed
I verified builds succeed (Go and UI)
I verified the CI pipeline passes locally if applicable
Added GET /api/logs/search for semantic search across logged conversations using up to five query phrasings. Results include similarity scores and content previews, with options to limit results and apply supported filters.
Searches require log-view permission. Invalid queries and unsupported filters are rejected; search is unavailable when the required service or index is not ready.
Documentation
Documented the search endpoint, accepted parameters, permissions, response fields, and error cases.
The pull request adds semantic log search to the Warp service and exposes it through GET /api/logs/search. It adds query and filter validation, HTTP response handling, API documentation, and unit and end-to-end coverage.
Changes: Semantic log search
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Search API contract docs/openapi/openapi.yaml, docs/openapi/paths/management/logging.yaml, docs/openapi/schemas/management/logging.yaml, docs/docs.json
The OpenAPI specification defines the endpoint, query parameters, supported filters, result schemas, and response codes. The API documentation navigation includes the endpoint.
Warp search validation and service framework/warp/search.go, framework/warp/search_test.go
The Warp service adds SearchLogs, validates query sets with a distinguishable error, and rejects unsupported semantic-search filters. Tests cover validation, caller visibility, unavailable search, and filter classification.
HTTP endpoint and integration transports/bifrost-http/handlers/logging.go, transports/bifrost-http/handlers/logging_test.go, transports/bifrost-http/handlers/warp.go, transports/bifrost-http/handlers/warpmanagement_test.go, transports/bifrost-http/server/server.go, tests/e2e/api/collections/provider-harness.json
The logging handler registers the search route, forwards queries and filters to Warp, and maps errors to HTTP responses. Route tests and the API harness cover validation and a live search. Route setup wires Warp to the logging handler.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant LoggingHandler
participant WarpHandler
participant WarpService
Client->>LoggingHandler: GET /api/logs/search with queries, filters, and limit
LoggingHandler->>WarpHandler: SearchLogs with request values
WarpHandler->>WarpService: SearchLogs with request values
WarpService-->>WarpHandler: Search result or error
WarpHandler-->>LoggingHandler: Result or error
LoggingHandler-->>Client: HTTP response
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 1415c
The new search endpoint documents a 400 for unsupported filters, but some filters are ignored and return 200 with wider results. The new filter-classification test would also fail on FallbackHopsOnly, and the e2e validation cases run before Warp is enabled. Fix these before merging.
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The three invalid-search requests run before the folder reads and enables the Warp feature flag. When Warp is disabled, WarpHandler.SearchLogs returns warp.ErrUnavailable before query validation. LoggingHandler.searchLogs maps that error to 503, so these cases can fail their 400 expectations. Move the flag snapshot and enable setup before these cases, and retain the cleanup that restores the original flag state.
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Move the Warp feature-flag snapshot and enable setup ahead of the three
invalid-search requests that expect 400 responses, so query validation runs with
Warp enabled. Keep the existing cleanup that restores the original flag state.
Include the model and issue suffix in the case names.
Most new case names omit the model, and every new case name omits the - #<issue> suffix. Update the names so targeted harness runs and failure reports identify each case consistently. As per coding guidelines, “Case names must contain the provider keyword and model” and “Suffix each name with - #<issue>.”
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- Around line 545-547: Add the searchLogs operation to the Logging navigation so
users can reach the GET /api/logs/search reference from the sidebar.
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flowchart LR
A["GET /api/logs/search"] --> B["Parse queries, limit, and filters"]
B --> C["Warp feature gate"]
C --> D["Service.SearchLogs"]
D --> E["Validate and embed queries"]
E --> F["Search vectors with visibility filters"]
F --> G["Reload matches through the log store"]
G --> H["Return scored rows"]
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Search drops supplied filters
searchLogs only checks filters that survive parseHistogramFilters. That parser never reads roots_only or group_sessions, and it silently drops malformed times and numbers. On a configured deployment, ?query=refunds&roots_only=true searches child requests too, while &max_cost=abc runs without a cost bound. Callers get wider results instead of the promised refusal.
Validate supplied parameters before searching, including filters this parser does not read.
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Rejected requests still run searches
For topic_ids=,, parseHistogramFilters writes a 400 and returns nil, but this call continues. Service.SearchLogs turns nil into empty filters and runs the search, including paid embeddings. On success, SendJSON replaces the error body with search results while leaving the status at 400.
Store the parsed filters and return immediately when they are nil.
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Bad requests return unavailable
With the Warp feature flag off, this return happens before query validation. A request with no query, or six phrasings, gets 503 instead of the promised 400. Folder 266 checks those requests before enabling the flag, so its checks fail when Warp starts disabled. Service.SearchLogs also skips unsupported-filter checks when its searcher is absent.
Check queries and filters before either availability check, without starting embeddings.
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Handler cost is not measured
The new searchLogs request path has no benchmark or measured cost in the PR description. The repository guide requires request-path changes to include a Benchmark* in the existing test file, measurements with -benchmem, and reported time and allocations.
Add a benchmark with fake search dependencies and record the results, or explain why this path cannot be measured. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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Reject roots_only and group_sessions on /api/logs/search.
The search handler builds its filters with parseHistogramFilters, which does not read roots_only or group_sessions. Those parameters are parsed only in getLogs. The service's unsupportedSemanticFilters checks the RootsOnly and GroupSessions fields, but those fields are never set on this path, so the check never fires. A request such as GET /api/logs/search?query=refund&roots_only=true can return HTTP 200 with uncollapsed rows.
Parse both parameters in the search handler and set RootsOnly and GroupSessions on the filters it passes to SearchLogs. unsupportedSemanticFilters then returns the 400 that the OpenAPI description promises. Keep the description at docs/openapi/paths/management/logging.yaml:575-576 unchanged.
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576:
Update the `/api/logs/search` handler to parse `roots_only` and `group_sessions`
and set `RootsOnly` and `GroupSessions` on the filters passed to `SearchLogs`,
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- reviewed head classifier ---'
git show 1415c1763035b365abcfb0c6aaab5dc9143f6959:framework/warp/search.go | nl -ba | sed -n '250,325p'printf'%s\n''--- reviewed head tests ---'
rg -n -F -e 'TestWarpSemanticFiltersClassifyEveryField' -e 'FallbackHopsOnly' framework/warp framework/logstore
printf'%s\n''--- matching test blocks ---'
test_file="$(rg -l -F 'TestWarpSemanticFiltersClassifyEveryField' framework/warp || true)"if [ -n"$test_file" ];thenwhile IFS= read -r f;do
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '/TestWarpSemanticFiltersClassifyEveryField/,/^}/p'done<<<"$test_file"fiprintf'%s\n''--- filter declaration and application references ---'
rg -n -F -e 'type SearchFilters struct' -e 'FallbackHopsOnly' -e 'unsupportedSemanticFilters' -e 'SearchVisible' framework/logstore framework/warp
printf'%s\n''--- base classifier comparison ---'
git show b690ff41824da1179e4bb0c899df32b418642356:framework/warp/search.go 2>/dev/null | nl -ba | sed -n '250,325p'||true
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printf'%s\n''--- SearchVisible path ---'
git show 1415c1763035b365abcfb0c6aaab5dc9143f6959:framework/warp/search.go | nl -ba | sed -n '50,95p'printf'%s\n''--- FallbackHopsOnly consumer ---'
git show 1415c1763035b365abcfb0c6aaab5dc9143f6959:framework/logstore/rdb.go | nl -ba | sed -n '445,470p'printf'%s\n''--- Go caller ---'
git show 1415c1763035b365abcfb0c6aaab5dc9143f6959:framework/logstore/trace.go | nl -ba | sed -n '165,183p'
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Classify FallbackHopsOnly as unsupported.
TestWarpSemanticFiltersClassifyEveryField sets FallbackHopsOnly to true, but unsupportedSemanticFilters does not report it. The test therefore sees refused=false and applied=false and reports an error. SearchVisible also allows the filter through without rejecting it.
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Review comment at @framework/warp/search.go at line 299:
Update unsupportedSemanticFilters to classify FallbackHopsOnly as unsupported,
so SearchVisible rejects searches using that filter.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject malformed values of supported filters instead of ignoring them.
parseHistogramFilters drops values that fail to parse. This applies to start_time, end_time, min_latency, max_latency, min_cost and max_cost. For example, start_time=yesterday is ignored. The search then returns a wider result with no signal to the client.
This is the same silent widening that the PR rejects for unsupported filters. Validate these parameters in searchLogs before the search. Return 400 when a non-empty value does not parse. Do not change the shared parser, because other routes depend on its behavior.
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Review comment at @transports/bifrost-http/handlers/logging.go at line 1007:
Update searchLogs to validate non-empty start_time, end_time, min_latency,
max_latency, min_cost, and max_cost values before calling SearchLogs; return
HTTP 400 when any value fails to parse. Leave parseHistogramFilters unchanged so
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Supported by static analysis
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Return before semantic search when filter parsing fails.
parseHistogramFilters returns nil after parseTopicIDsFilter writes a 400 response. searchLogs currently passes that nil value to SearchLogs, so it can start embedding and vector search before writing another response. Return immediately after parsing filters.
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Review comment at @transports/bifrost-http/handlers/logging.go at line 1007:
Update searchLogs to parse filters before starting the semantic search, then
return immediately if parseHistogramFilters returns nil. Pass the parsed filters
to SearchLogs only when parsing succeeds.
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Overview
Adds
GET /api/logs/search, which finds logged conversations by meaning. It runs the same search as Warp'ssemantic_search_logstool, so API clients and the management MCP can use it too. Before this,/api/logs/searchfell through to/api/logs/{id}and returned 404.Changes
GET /api/logs/searchroute.queryparameter is one phrasing (up to 5, each up to 2000 characters). A log scores by its best match across them.limitaccepts 1–25. The default and cap come from Warp's configured semantic search limit.content_search.returnedand thethresholda row had to reach.Service.SearchLogsinframework/warp, built onSemanticSearcher.SearchVisible.session_id,objects,error_types,metadata_filtersand others). Previously these were dropped silently, which widened results. A droppedsession_idreturned other sessions' conversations.semantic_search_logstool.SearchFiltersfield as applied or refused, so a new field fails until it is placed on one side.ErrInvalidSearchQuery, which the handler maps to 400.WarpHandler.SearchLogsgates the route on the Warp feature flag, andserver.gowires it into the logging handler.LogSearchResultandLogSearchRowschemas, and the requiredLogs:Viewpermission.session_idfilter.Type of change
Affected areas
How to test
Expected outcomes:
rows,returnedandthreshold, where every row scores at or above the threshold.limitoutside 1–25, or an unsupported filter such assession_id=....The e2e folder "266. Semantic log search endpoint (log-search)" requires the
warpflag to be unlocked, an embedding provider in the profile and a reachable vector store.Screenshots/Recordings
Not applicable. There are no UI changes.
Breaking changes
semantic_search_logsnow returns an error naming any filter it cannot apply, where it used to ignore it. Callers that relied on those filters being ignored will see the error.Related issues
None linked.
Security considerations
Logs:Viewpermission.session_idreturned other sessions' conversations.Checklist
docs/contributing/README.mdand followed the guidelines