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Description

Add Clef 27B and Clef Flash 9B on Workers AI as NeuroLink's fifth typed decision provider, cloudflare-clef, with boolean/choice/score questions and PNG/JPEG/WebP image input. It registers credentials, a descriptor, models, pricing, CLI setup, tests and documentation, in the same shape as the earlier Perplexity provider (#1883).

Related Issues

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Type of Change

  • New feature
  • Documentation update
  • Test coverage improvement

Motivation and Context

The Workers AI endpoint ignores state text past about 2,048 tokens (hosted service or model: unknown), far below the documented 64K context window, and does so without an error. NeuroLink therefore refuses locally any state it estimates at more than 1,500 tokens, so a decision is never made on input the endpoint did not read.

Changes Made

  • Account-scoped REST requests with the model in the URL, Cloudflare envelope parsing and classified errors (only a 401 trips the authentication breaker; 429 is retried once).
  • Base class SystemOneDecisionProvider: a model-dependent endpoint, a response-envelope hook and optional digit, symbol and astral state-token rates. A source-extracted comparison over 80,000 random text and non-ASCII-rate pairs found no difference from the previous estimator for TypeSafe, Laya, XOR and Perplexity. That comparison covers the no-extra-rate path on source-extracted functions, not the shipped build or the Clef rate path.
  • Default precedence is unchanged for existing hosts: TypeSafe, Laya, XOR, Perplexity, then Clef.
  • image/jpg is accepted, sent as image/jpeg, and the reported media byte sum uses the normalized form. The request-bytes hint mentions video only for providers that accept video.
  • Tests: mocked Clef section and decide-suite section 19 (10 live cases), plus new cases for the hint, the image/jpg variants, mixed credential sources, debug-log redaction, batch failure and redaction.

Breaking Changes

  • No breaking changes

Behaviour change for existing Cloudflare Workers AI hosts

A host that already sets CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY and CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID for the Cloudflare text provider now also has Clef configured as the last-resort default decision provider. Decision consumers can begin making billed Clef calls when no earlier provider is configured. This follows the policy chosen for Perplexity. A credentials slice that names its own baseURL must supply its own token and never borrows the environment token.

New Provider Onboarding

  • Tier 2/3/4: new AIProviderName member
  • Tier selected: Tier 3
  • Manifest added at docs/provider-integration/manifests/cloudflare-clef.json (manualTestStatus: verified-live, addedInPR: pending)
  • Mocked-contract section added: DECIDE cloudflare-clef
  • verify:provider-onboarding: 77/77

Testing

Run on the final head of this branch (local macOS, Node 24):

  • Full mocked-provider suite: 507 passed, 0 failed. Decision-only sections: 173 passed, 0 failed.
  • Live decide against a real Cloudflare account, other providers' keys unset: 114 passed, 0 failed, 42 skipped (other providers' live cases). All 14 section-19 Clef cases passed.
  • Keyless decide: 104 passed, 0 failed, 52 skipped (credential-dependent).
  • Descriptors 67, wiring 26 plus one declared skip, acceptance gate 496 plus 232 capability skips, structure 7, manifests 17, error classifier 44, docs search index 9: all passed.
  • Generated API docs check exits 0; docs site builds; the commit hooks (format, catalog, check, validate:all, secret scan) passed without bypass.
  • Added tests were each shown to fail when the behaviour they cover was broken in the built output.
  • Hosted Linux/Node 22 CI is pending on this PR.

Measured live

On a real account on 2026-10-03 and 2026-10-04 (133 serial probe calls on the second date):

Limit Result
State window the endpoint ignores text past about 2,048 tokens; NeuroLink refuses above 1,500 estimated tokens (digits 1, ASCII punctuation 0.75, other non-ASCII 1.5, emoji 3)
Questions 64 accepted, a 65th refused
Images four accepted, a fifth refused; PNG/JPEG/WebP; image/jpg accepted; no video
Request size refusal estimate = encoded body characters / 4 (rounded up), printed limit 65,536; threshold moved between dates: clef-flash accepted 262,000 and refused 270,000 text characters on 2026-10-03; both models accepted 520,000 and refused 525,000 on 2026-10-04. The new interval contains 131,072, an inference, not an explanation. NeuroLink keeps its 256,000-byte cap
Price $0.24 per million input tokens (clef), $0.09 (clef-flash); no output price listed

Dated figures and model coverage are in the guide: docs/getting-started/providers/cloudflare-clef.md.

Code Quality

  • Lint, formatting and strict TypeScript passed (pre-commit hooks)
  • No committed credential values; commit message, diff and evidence scanned by exact value

Documentation

  • README, provider guide, decide guide, CLI docs, manifests and generated docs updated

Commit Message Format

  • One scoped semantic feature commit

Dependencies

  • No dependency changes (a package keyword was added)

Security Considerations

Custom-endpoint credential isolation, URL log redaction, bounded error parsing and credential redaction have mocked coverage. A real Cloudflare 403 or 5xx was never observed; tests use labelled stand-ins.

Review

Three independent read-only reviews (source and tests, documentation against the raw probe evidence, and the executor's receipt against its logs) found no blocker; their findings were applied before this PR.

Still Not Verified

A real 403 or 5xx from Cloudflare; the behaviour of an account with no credit; the real rate limit; whether Clef is generally available or in beta; whether the state and request limits belong to the hosted service or the model. The 256,000-byte cap with images has mocked coverage only and the service's current image-byte ceiling was not measured. Natural-script measurements are on clef only; TypeScript, minified-JSON and synthetic Devanagari/emoji cuts are on clef-flash only. Extended auth and dynamic suites that make non-Clef live calls were not run, and hosted Node 22/Linux CI is pending.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added Cloudflare Clef as a decision provider, available through decide() with the clef and clef-flash models.
    • Added image-based decisions for PNG, JPEG, and WebP images, with support for up to four images per request.
    • Added provider setup guidance, CLI configuration, model selection, and pricing information.
  • Documentation
    • Expanded provider guides with configuration, selection order, request limits, and troubleshooting details.

Add Clef (27B) and Clef Flash (9B) on Workers AI as NeuroLink's fifth decision provider, id cloudflare-clef, with typed boolean/choice/score answers, PNG/JPEG/WebP image input, credentials, CLI setup, pricing, manifests and documentation. It is decide-only. The shared Workers AI variables CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY and CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID configure it as the last default decision provider, after TypeSafe, Laya, XOR and Perplexity, so a host that already sets them for the Cloudflare text provider can now make billed Clef decisions when no earlier provider is configured. A credentials slice that names its own baseURL never borrows the environment token.

Extend SystemOneDecisionProvider with a model-dependent endpoint, a response-envelope hook and optional digit, symbol and astral state-token rates. A source-extracted comparison over 80000 random text and non-ASCII-rate pairs without those rates found no difference from the previous estimator; it did not compare the shipped build or cover the Clef rate path. The request-bytes hint mentions video only for providers that accept it. Clef accepts the image/jpg alias, sends image/jpeg and reports the normalized byte sum.

Measured on a real account on 2026-10-03 and 2026-10-04 (133 serial probe calls on the second date): the Workers AI endpoint ignores state text past about 2,048 tokens although Cloudflare documents 64K, and whether that is the hosted service or the model is unknown. NeuroLink therefore refuses a state it estimates at more than 1,500 tokens, and every measured cut was reached by the estimate first. Four images are accepted and a fifth is refused; 64 questions are accepted and a 65th is refused. The service's request-size refusal reports an estimate equal to the encoded body length divided by four, rounded up, still against a printed limit of 65,536, but the threshold moved: clef-flash accepted 262,000 text characters and refused 270,000 on 2026-10-03, and both models accepted 520,000 and refused 525,000 on 2026-10-04. The new interval contains 131,072, which is an inference, not an explanation. NeuroLink keeps its 256,000-byte request cap.

Verification on this commit: full mocked-provider suite, decision-only sections, keyless decide, a live decide run against Cloudflare with all 14 section-19 Clef cases passing, the structure, manifest, descriptor, wiring and error-classifier suites, provider onboarding 77/77, the generated-API check and the docs build. Test additions were each shown to fail when the behaviour they cover was broken in the built output.

Not verified: a 403 or any 5xx from Cloudflare (tests use labelled stand-ins), the behaviour of an account with no credit, the real rate limit, whether Clef is generally available or in beta, and whether the state and request limits belong to the hosted service or the model. The 256,000-byte cap with images has mocked coverage only; the service's current image-byte ceiling was not measured. Natural-script measurements cover the composed samples on clef only, and the TypeScript, minified-JSON and synthetic Devanagari/emoji cuts were measured on clef-flash only. Extended auth and dynamic suites that make non-Clef live calls were not run, and hosted Linux/Node 22 CI results are pending.
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This change adds Cloudflare Clef as a decision-only provider backed by Cloudflare Workers AI. It adds provider request handling, credentials, model and limit configuration, provider selection and CLI setup, tests, and documentation.

Changes

Cloudflare Clef

Layer / File(s) Summary
Provider contracts and descriptor
src/lib/constants/enums.ts, src/lib/types/decision.ts, src/lib/types/providers.ts, src/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.ts
Adds Clef provider and model identifiers, a credential slice, configurable token-estimation rates, and a decision-provider descriptor with credential mapping and declared limits.
Decision request and response handling
src/lib/providers/cloudflareClef.ts, src/lib/providers/systemOneDecision.ts
Adds Workers AI request construction, image and model validation, response unwrapping, Cloudflare error classification, and request-ID handling. The shared decision base class now supports model-specific endpoints, payload decoding, and the configured character-class token estimates.
Provider registration and model configuration
src/lib/factories/providerRegistry.ts, src/lib/models/*, src/lib/utils/modelChoices.ts, src/lib/utils/pricing.ts, src/lib/utils/providerConfig.ts, src/cli/commands/*, src/cli/factories/commandFactory.ts
Registers Clef and its models, adds model choices and pricing, and makes the provider available through setup and CLI options.
Provider and decision-flow validation
test/continuous-test-suite-*.ts, test/helpers/providerMatrix.ts
Adds mocked and live-test coverage for requests, credentials, limits, media, responses, errors, provider selection, and CLI output. Updates provider wiring and coverage expectations.
Provider selection, limits, and setup documentation
.env.example, CLAUDE.md, docs-site/*, docs/about/*, docs/cli/*, docs/features/*, docs/getting-started/*, docs/provider-integration/*, docs/reference/*, docs/skills/*, eslint-rules/*, package.json
Documents Clef setup, provider order, shared credentials, state and request limits, media support, errors, pricing, and observed service behavior. Updates provider listings and integration records.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant DecideCaller
  participant ProviderRegistry
  participant CloudflareClefProvider
  participant CloudflareWorkersAI
  DecideCaller->>ProviderRegistry: Select and register cloudflare-clef
  ProviderRegistry->>CloudflareClefProvider: Create provider with model and credentials
  DecideCaller->>CloudflareClefProvider: Submit decision request
  CloudflareClefProvider->>CloudflareWorkersAI: Send model, state, questions, and images
  CloudflareWorkersAI-->>CloudflareClefProvider: Return result envelope or error
  CloudflareClefProvider-->>DecideCaller: Return decoded decision or classified error
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 88570

The new Cloudflare Clef decision provider is mergeable with a small hardening follow-up. An http:// base URL set by an operator would send the Cloudflare token unencrypted, so restricting the base URL to HTTPS is recommended. One developer-guide summary also omits Clef as an image-capable provider.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 88570

The integration adds an outbound credential and decision-data path. Unencrypted endpoint overrides can expose tokens, and per-call endpoint changes can inherit an instance-level key. The encrypted default and decision-only capability limit exposure, but deployment-specific caller permissions remain important.

Retained concerns

  • Low · security · observed: The newly added provider accepts non-loopback HTTP endpoints and sends its configured bearer token and decision payload through the shared outbound executor. A network observer on that plaintext path can obtain the token and request data. Exploitation requires an insecure configured override; the default endpoint uses HTTPS, and a credential-supplied endpoint cannot borrow an environment-only key.
  • Medium · security · inferred: A per-call Clef baseURL override can retain the instance-level API key through the existing provider-field merge. The new provider then treats that merged key as the custom endpoint's own credential and sends it to the chosen host. If an application exposes endpoint overrides to a less-trusted caller, this defeats the intended separation between caller-selected destinations and host credentials. The merge predates this PR, but the Clef credential route is new; public deployment reachability is not established.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — Exposure is bounded initially to the token and decision requests using the affected configuration, not automatically to the whole repository or deployment. A stolen token can exercise its actual permissions beyond the account path used by this request. An ambient token may also serve the text provider; an inherited instance key may serve multiple callers sharing that SDK instance. Token permissions and tenant isolation in production are unknown.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • observed — The retained reportable finding is plaintext bearer transmission: a permitted HTTP override reaches the outbound fetch with Authorization and the serialized decision body. This is a new Clef exposure, not a change to the inherited generic transport policy.
  • inferred — A caller able to submit a Clef endpoint-only credential override on an SDK instance holding a Clef API key can cause the merged key to accompany the chosen destination. The existing isolation test establishes protection against environment-key fallback, but does not exercise this instance-key merge. No untrusted network ingress granting that caller capability was established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The boundary is from SDK configuration and request data to an external service under a bearer identity. The default destination is encrypted, but permitted overrides have no hostname restriction. Direct fetch preserves the supplied request headers; proxy execution also preserves them and can fall back to direct transport. No explicit redirect restriction appears in the inspected wrappers; credential forwarding across redirects remains unresolved.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — The inherited authentication breaker is monotonic per provider instance and requires reconstruction after rejection. Clef classifies only 401 as authentication. The outer decision loop permits one retry, while the existing direct transport separately retries transient network failures. Caller cancellation prevents outer exception retries; timeout failures may retry. These mechanisms predate the PR and are not retained as new architecture concerns.
  • inferred — Concurrent calls already admitted before authentication rejection can remain in flight; the breaker is not a credential-revocation barrier. The serialized request body is reused across retries, so interrupted requests can already have reached the upstream service. Concurrency, recovery and upstream deduplication guarantees were not established by the inspected evidence.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Require HTTPS for credential-bearing production endpoints, with any local plaintext exception explicit and narrowly scoped. Preserve credential provenance when merging endpoint overrides, so a less-trusted destination change cannot silently inherit a host key. Validate redirect destinations and establish the intended behavior when an outbound proxy fails.
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🟡 Minor · Include Clef in the media-provider summary. · CLAUDE.md:201-202

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Include Clef in the media-provider summary.

Lines 200-202 say only XOR and Perplexity declare media. The new Clef descriptor also declares image media, as this file now states at lines 158-159. Add Clef to the summary so developers do not treat its image support as an exception or an error.

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Update the media-provider summary in the documentation to include Clef alongside
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Review comments at @src/lib/providers/cloudflareClef.ts:
- Around line 67-69: Update the URL protocol validation in the Cloudflare base
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murdore deleted the feat/cloudflare-clef-decision-provider branch October 5, 2026 00:24
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🎉 This PR is included in version 12.47.0 🎉

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