The session page was showing significantly lower token counts than the console
summary because it used local tiktoken estimation while the console used actual
API-reported usage data. Now SetResponse prefers resp.Usage when available
(falling back to tiktoken), persists cache token fields to JSONL, and the
viewer displays cache read/write stats alongside prompt/completion totals.
Store ReviewMode, DiffFrom, DiffTo, and DiffCommit in SessionHistory
and persist them to JSONL (conditionally, only when non-empty). Display
mode in viewer list page and show version details (from/to or commit)
on the session detail page based on review mode.
The viewer's HTTP server (StartServer in internal/viewer/server.go) had no
Host-header validation, so a web page the user visits could DNS-rebind its
own origin to 127.0.0.1:5483 and read every session JSONL — which contains
LLM request messages (= source code being reviewed) and the LLM's analysis.
Adds a default-deny host guard that always allows loopback names plus the
concrete bind host. Wildcard binds and extra hostnames go through the new
OCR_VIEWER_ALLOWED_HOSTS env var, so an operator who binds the viewer on a
LAN interface has to acknowledge the exposure explicitly.
Detected by Aeon + manual review.
Severity: high
CWE-346 (Origin Validation Error), CWE-200 (Exposure of Sensitive Info)
Co-authored-by: aeonframework <aeonframework@users.noreply.github.com>
Re-location LLM calls were invisible in session history and their token
consumption was unaccounted for. Refactor the code_comment handling path
to record re-location requests/responses into session JSONL, accumulate
token usage into global counters, and display them in the viewer.
Also fixes: async context cancellation risk (WithoutCancel), duplicate
telemetry recording, missing timeout enforcement, missing {existing_code}
placeholder in the re-location prompt, and renames Parse to ParseComments
for clarity.
Unify the config folder name to `.opencodereview` across all runtime paths,
tests, docs, and i18n strings. Also make defaultConfigPath() return an error
instead of silently falling back to a current-directory file when $HOME is
unresolvable.