Security: Default API key in local model configuration#263
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In agent/core/local_models.py, the default API key is set to 'sk-local-no-key-required' which provides a non-empty fallback rather than requiring explicit configuration. This could lead to unintended connections to local LLM servers without proper authentication. Affected files: local_models.py Signed-off-by: tuanaiseo <221258316+tuanaiseo@users.noreply.github.com>
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Problem
In agent/core/local_models.py, the default API key is set to 'sk-local-no-key-required' which provides a non-empty fallback rather than requiring explicit configuration. This could lead to unintended connections to local LLM servers without proper authentication.
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agent/core/local_models.pySolution
Consider using None as default and requiring explicit configuration, or at minimum document this behavior clearly and ensure it's only used in development contexts.
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agent/core/local_models.py(modified)Testing