feat(guardrails): local CPU embedding-model guardrail MVP (AISIX-Cloud#1331) - #999
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…d#1331) Vertical-slice proof that an in-process ONNX embedding model can sit in the guardrail chain, judge a candidate span, and drive a real in-place rewrite on /v1/chat/completions. One hardcoded category (EDA software version numbers), one prototype vector encoded at load from a Chinese category description, hardcoded *** replacement. - new `local-model` feature on aisix-guardrails (off by default): ort 2.0.0-rc.13 + tokenizers 0.23 statically linking ONNX Runtime; model deliverables are model.onnx + tokenizer.json only (granite-embedding-97m-multilingual-r2 official int8 export, standard ai.onnx opset; q4/q4f16/bnb4 variants excluded for their private ops) - pipeline per text segment: regex candidates with byte offsets -> +/-50 char context window -> CLS-pooled, L2-normalized embedding vs the prototype by cosine -> in-window replace; always-Allow verdict (rewrite, never block), per-pass model-call cap of 8 with degrade-to- fewer-masks semantics - rides the existing segment-moderation mask write-back channel (moderate_input_segments / moderate_output_segments), so the proxy walkers apply the rewrite with no pipeline changes; inference runs in spawn_blocking behind a bounded semaphore with one intra-op thread and intra/inter-op spinning disabled (the ONNX Runtime default spin burns ~9.4% of a core while idle) - activation is env-only (GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_DIR [+ _THRESHOLD]) on a binary built with aisix-server's `local-model-guardrail` feature; the prefix is deliberately outside the AISIX_* config-env namespace, whose loader strictly rejects unknown fields; no control-plane surface yet - threshold default 0.80 from a measured probe matrix: acceptance-style positive ~0.90, all probed negatives <=0.76; harder positives are a known recall gap at this precision-leaning default (single-prototype zero-shot cosine showed no margin over hard negatives in any phrasing swept) - e2e (opt-in via model-dir env): a request carrying the sensitive sentence gets *** in the reply AND the mock upstream receives the masked prompt; ort-sys supports offline builds via ORT_OFFLINE=1 + ORT_LIB_PATH
…review Pin the conclusions of the MVP design review in the module docs and the e2e spec so they survive beyond the review thread: - threading: the async worker never blocks (awaits the JoinHandle); the blocking inference thread is not core-pinned, so hard business/model core partitioning needs a dedicated pinned pool - scaling: ~50 inferences/s per lane measured; lanes scale as N sessions behind Semaphore(N) because ort's run(&mut self) forbids the shared-weights concurrent-Run form the C API allows (each lane pays a ~190 MiB weight copy until an upstream &self run, an unsafe shim crate, or the sidecar form lands); an ORT Session is a stateless loaded-model instance, not a conversation - cost model: per-audit ~= windows x inference + prototypes x 384-dim dot; window embeddings are category-agnostic (one embed per span serves every category), so prototype count is latency-noise up to ~1e5 vectors; the candidate-regex layer is the all-traffic cost and must merge to one multi-pattern automaton compiled at library-build time (non-backtracking engine, so operator patterns cannot ReDoS) - prototype library target form: etcd stores category text only, the DP encodes vectors with its own model and atomically swaps the compiled library on a watch tick; swapping the model itself stays cold - e2e: mark the single-happy-path / non-streaming / chat-only scope as deliberate MVP pins rather than accidental gaps
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an optional ONNX local-model guardrail. The server loads it from environment configuration, injects it into chat guardrail chains, and masks matching EDA version spans in input and output text. Unit, calibration, latency, and opt-in end-to-end tests are included. ChangesLocal model guardrail
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds an opt-in local embedding guardrail that rewrites matching chat-completion prompts. It is mergeable with owner follow-up because non-finite threshold values could disable masking or mask every candidate, while normal test execution does not cover model-backed correctness or two-lane concurrency. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Environment
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Environment->>aisix-server: provide GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_DIR
aisix-server->>LocalModelGuardrail: load configured model
aisix-server->>ProxyState: attach guardrail
ProxyState->>GuardrailChain: append local model guardrail
GuardrailChain->>LocalModelGuardrail: moderate chat segments
LocalModelGuardrail->>GuardrailChain: return masked segments
GuardrailChain->>OpenAIUpstream: forward masked prompt
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In `@crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs`:
- Around line 183-188: Update LocalModel::from_env to accept a parsed threshold
only when it is finite and within [-1.0, 1.0], otherwise falling back to
DEFAULT_THRESHOLD. Add the corresponding CP resource configuration so model_dir
and threshold are accepted and persisted alongside LocalModelConfig.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs` around lines
159 - 177.
In `@crates/aisix-proxy/src/chat.rs`:
- Around line 1251-1264: Extend the local guardrail composition used in the chat
handler to the sibling /v1/messages and /v1/responses handlers, covering both
streaming and non-streaming branches. Reuse the existing resolved-chain and
state.local_model_guardrail wiring so each endpoint applies the same masking
behavior before forwarding upstream, and add endpoint-specific E2E coverage for
every wired path.
In `@crates/aisix-server/Cargo.toml`:
- Around line 72-75: Update the activation documentation near the
local-model-guardrail feature to reference the runtime-read environment variable
GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_DIR instead of AISIX_LOCAL_GUARDRAIL_MODEL_DIR, keeping
the feature behavior and configuration unchanged.
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| pub fn from_env() -> Option<Self> { | ||
| let model_dir = PathBuf::from(std::env::var_os(MODEL_DIR_ENV)?); | ||
| let threshold = std::env::var(THRESHOLD_ENV) | ||
| .ok() | ||
| .and_then(|s| s.parse::<f32>().ok()) | ||
| .unwrap_or(DEFAULT_THRESHOLD); |
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let parsed = raw.parse::<f32>().ok();
match parsed {
Some(value) => println!("{raw:?} => {value:?}, finite={}, in_range={}", value.is_finite(), value.is_finite() && (-1.0..=1.0).contains(&value)),
None => println!("{raw:?} => parse-error"),
}
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for (score, threshold) in [(0.5, f32::NAN), (0.5, f32::NEG_INFINITY), (0.5, f32::INFINITY), (0.5, 0.8)] {
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] {
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value.is_finite(),
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"score={score:?}, threshold={threshold:?}, score>=threshold={}",
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);
}
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for raw in [
"NaN", "nan", "inf", "+inf", "-inf",
"infinity", "-infinity", "1.0", "-1.0",
"1.0001", "-1.0001", "not-a-number",
] {
match raw.parse::<f32>() {
Ok(value) => println!(
"{raw:?} => {value:?}, finite={}, in_range={}",
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for (score, threshold) in [
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(0.5_f32, f32::NEG_INFINITY),
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(0.5_f32, 0.8_f32),
] {
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"score={score:?}, threshold={threshold:?}, score>=threshold={}",
score >= threshold
);
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Reject invalid thresholds and add the paired CP configuration.
f32::parseacceptsNaN,inf, and-inf. Since masking usesscore >= self.threshold,NaNmasks nothing and-infmasks every finite score. Accept only finite thresholds in[-1.0, 1.0], then fall back toDEFAULT_THRESHOLD.LocalModelConfigadds deployment-facing configuration, but no CP resource accepts or persistsmodel_dirandthreshold. Add the paired CP configuration.
Proposed fix
let threshold = std::env::var(THRESHOLD_ENV)
.ok()
.and_then(|s| s.parse::<f32>().ok())
+ .filter(|value| value.is_finite() && (-1.0..=1.0).contains(value))
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In `@crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs` around lines 183 - 188, Update
LocalModel::from_env to accept a parsed threshold only when it is finite and
within [-1.0, 1.0], otherwise falling back to DEFAULT_THRESHOLD. Add the
corresponding CP resource configuration so model_dir and threshold are accepted
and persisted alongside LocalModelConfig.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs` around lines
159 - 177.
Source: Coding guidelines
| // AISIX-Cloud#1331 MVP: the env-injected local-model guardrail joins | ||
| // AFTER the attachment-resolved chain (its segment masks compose on | ||
| // the chain's output; nested-chain folds filter their own members, so | ||
| // wrapping is safe). Deployment-wide + mask-only, not a row: it has no | ||
| // `applied()` entry and never blocks. MVP wiring is chat-only; the | ||
| // sibling endpoint families are a tracked gap on the design issue. | ||
| let resolved_chain: std::sync::Arc<dyn aisix_guardrails::Guardrail> = | ||
| match state.local_model_guardrail.as_ref() { | ||
| Some(local) => std::sync::Arc::new(aisix_guardrails::GuardrailChain::new(vec![ | ||
| std::sync::Arc::clone(&resolved_chain), | ||
| std::sync::Arc::clone(local), | ||
| ])), | ||
| None => resolved_chain, | ||
| }; |
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Wire the local guardrail into sibling endpoint handlers.
This change composes the local guardrail only for /v1/chat/completions. The same input sent through /v1/messages or /v1/responses bypasses this masking control and can reach the upstream unchanged.
Apply the guardrail composition to every supported sibling path, including streaming and non-streaming branches. Add endpoint-specific E2E coverage for each wired handler.
As per coding guidelines: “wire every sibling path in the same PR — both streaming and non-streaming branches” and “Test coverage must include each wired endpoint, not just chat.”
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In `@crates/aisix-proxy/src/chat.rs` around lines 1251 - 1264, Extend the local
guardrail composition used in the chat handler to the sibling /v1/messages and
/v1/responses handlers, covering both streaming and non-streaming branches.
Reuse the existing resolved-chain and state.local_model_guardrail wiring so each
endpoint applies the same masking behavior before forwarding upstream, and add
endpoint-specific E2E coverage for every wired path.
Source: Coding guidelines
Close the audit's HIGH and code-fixable MEDIUM/LOW findings: - cap candidate spans at 64 bytes (dropped before budget accounting) and force 512-token truncation at tokenizer load instead of trusting the operator's tokenizer.json: without both bounds a crafted 1.1.1... run turned each model call into a max-length inference and stalled the single inference lane for every request (HIGH) - move the semaphore permit into the spawn_blocking closure so request cancellation cannot release it while the session is still busy, which let blocked threads accumulate in the blocking pool under repeated disconnects (MEDIUM) - override stream_output_policy with a fail-OPEN buffer overflow: the inherited fail-closed default made a streamed response past 256 KiB fail with content_filter from a guardrail whose contract is rewrite, never block; past-cap now degrades to unmasked release, same as the other fail-open arms (MEDIUM) - recover a poisoned session mutex instead of panicking on every later inference (run is stateless), which would have silently disabled masking until restart (LOW) - validate the threshold env into [0, 1] and finite: "NaN" parsed as a valid f32 and made score >= threshold always false (LOW) - fix the aisix-server feature comment naming the harness's opt-in env var instead of the binary's GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_DIR (LOW) - guard window_bounds(ctx == 0) so the latent one-leading-char edge dies before the constant is ever parameterized (LOW) Adds a unit test pinning the span cap; model-backed probes and the acceptance e2e re-run green.
Independent audit outcome (merge-gate record)A cold independent audit reviewed this PR against the six-angle checklist (correctness, reliability, security, leakage, breaking changes, e2e coverage). Core contract held up: chain-composition semantics, mask/UTF-8 correctness, feature-off/env-unset inertness, no matched-value leakage in any log/error/count, and independently falsifiable e2e assertions. Findings and their resolutions: Fixed in
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With the HIGH and both code-relevant MEDIUMs fixed and the remaining two MEDIUMs justified above, the merge gate is satisfied. |
Record the lane-dispatch decision (centralized free-list, deliberately no worker-to-session binding) next to the scaling notes and point at #1001, which carries the full design and acceptance criteria.
…rail (#1001) Scale guardrail inference throughput by lanes: GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_LANES (default 1, clamped to 32) builds N ONNX sessions behind a Semaphore(N). Dispatch is a centralized free-list — an admitted task takes whichever session is idle via try_lock (permits == sessions guarantees one exists, with a defensive blocking fallback) — deliberately NO worker-to-session binding: sessions are stateless loaded-model instances, and a central queue load-balances the uneven per-worker accept distribution. The tokenizer is shared across lanes (encode takes &self); each session keeps one intra-op thread and disabled spinning, so N lanes = at most N cores of demand and zero idle burn. Poison recovery and the permit-inside-closure cancellation semantics from the PR #999 audit are preserved per lane. Default (lanes unset/1) behaves exactly as before; zero or malformed values fall back to 1 (disabling stays the model-dir env, not a zero lane count). Measured (release, 12-core avx2+vnni, 64-inference saturating batch): 1 lane 52.0 inf/s, 2 lanes 103.8 (2.00x), 4 lanes 194.1 (3.73x, 93% efficiency). Each lane pays its own ~190 MiB weight copy until the shared-weights concurrent-Run form is expressible (see module docs). Tests: parse/clamp unit test; a 2-lane 8-way concurrency probe asserting lanes agree; an env-driven throughput probe behind --ignored; the e2e now runs the acceptance path against a 2-lane pool.
RSS probes with the release binary: one lane 222.9 MiB resident, four lanes 529.4 MiB — the first lane costs ~192 MiB (weights + tokenizer + arena), each additional lane ~102 MiB (its own weight copy + arena), lower than the pre-measurement ~190 MiB/lane estimate which double counted the one-time overhead. Lane loads add ~290 ms each at boot.
Addition: multi-lane inference pool (#1001), implemented in
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| Lanes | Throughput (64-inference saturating batch) | Scaling | Resident memory | Load |
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| 1 | 52.0 inf/s | 1.00× | 222.9 MiB | 868 ms |
| 2 | 103.8 inf/s | 2.00× | — | — |
| 4 | 194.1 inf/s | 3.73× (93%) | 529.4 MiB | 1744 ms |
Per additional lane: ~102 MiB resident (its weight copy + arena; the first lane's ~192 MiB includes the shared tokenizer and one-time overhead) and ~290 ms boot. Tests: lanes parse/clamp unit test, a 2-lane 8-way concurrency probe asserting lanes agree, an env-driven throughput probe (--ignored), and the acceptance e2e now runs against a 2-lane pool.
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684-685: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRun model-backed correctness tests in CI.
The normal test suite does not validate model loading, similarity classification, masking, or multi-lane correctness because these tests are ignored. Provide a pinned model fixture in CI and remove
#[ignore]from correctness tests. Move manual throughput and latency probes to a benchmark target if they must remain opt-in.
crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs#L684-L685: run the similarity assertions with the CI model fixture.crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs#L732-L733: run the masking acceptance test with the CI model fixture.crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs#L748-L750: run the concurrent-lane correctness test with the CI model fixture.crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs#L779-L780: move the throughput probe to a benchmark target.crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs#L812-L813: move the latency probe to a benchmark target.As per coding guidelines, “Never skip, disable, or
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In `@tests/e2e/src/cases/guardrail-local-model-e2e.test.ts`:
- Around line 88-94: Update the acceptance flow in
guardrail-local-model-e2e.test.ts to issue at least two independent
non-streaming chat requests concurrently, then assert each request’s
corresponding response. Preserve the GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_LANES="2" setup so
the test exercises concurrent lane allocation and the shared free-list.
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In `@crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs`:
- Around line 684-685: Provide a pinned model fixture and CI configuration for
model-backed tests, then remove the ignored status from the similarity
assertions at crates/aisix-guardrails/src/local_model.rs:684-685, masking
acceptance test at :732-733, and concurrent-lane correctness test at :748-750.
Move the throughput probe at :779-780 and latency probe at :812-813 into a
benchmark target so they remain opt-in.
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| // 2 lanes so the acceptance path exercises the session POOL | ||
| // dispatch (api7/aisix#1001), not just the single-lane degenerate | ||
| // case; behavior must be identical (lanes are stateless). | ||
| extraEnv: { | ||
| GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_DIR: MODEL_DIR, | ||
| GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_LANES: "2", | ||
| }, |
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Add concurrent requests to verify the two-lane path.
GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_LANES is set to "2", but the acceptance flow sends one non-streaming request. A single request can use only one inference lane at a time. It does not verify concurrent lane allocation or centralized free-list behavior. Send at least two independent chat requests concurrently and assert both request/response pairs.
As per coding guidelines, tests must cover extreme cases such as high load and failures. Based on the supplied change details, this acceptance test sends one non-streaming request.
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In `@tests/e2e/src/cases/guardrail-local-model-e2e.test.ts` around lines 88 - 94,
Update the acceptance flow in guardrail-local-model-e2e.test.ts to issue at
least two independent non-streaming chat requests concurrently, then assert each
request’s corresponding response. Preserve the GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_LANES="2"
setup so the test exercises concurrent lane allocation and the shared free-list.
Source: Coding guidelines
parse_lanes never yields zero, but LocalModelConfig's fields are pub and a future programmatic constructor (the control-plane integration) could hand-build a zero-lane config; an empty session pool would panic at the boot-time prototype embed with a confusing error instead of just working. Delta-audit LOW finding on PR #999.
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MVP vertical slice of the second-tier guardrail (api7/AISIX-Cloud#1331): prove that a local CPU embedding model can sit inside the guardrail chain, produce a span-level judgement, and drive a real in-place rewrite on
/v1/chat/completions. One hardcoded category (EDA software version numbers), one prototype vector encoded at load from a Chinese category description, hardcoded***replacement. Nothing else from the full design is included on purpose.What it proves (the four hard requirements)
ort2.0.0-rc.13 +tokenizers0.23 statically link ONNX Runtime into the data plane behind a new default-offlocal-modelfeature. Model deliverables aremodel.onnx+tokenizer.jsononly — the official int8 export ofibm-granite/granite-embedding-97m-multilingual-r2(onnx/model_quint8_avx2.onnx, standardai.onnxopset; the q4/q4f16/bnb4 variants carry private ops and are excluded). Offline builds are supported throughORT_OFFLINE=1+ORT_LIB_PATH(verified inort-sysbuild/vars.rs).spawn_blockingbehind aSemaphore(1)sized to the session count, with one intra-op thread and intra/inter-op spinning explicitly disabled (the ONNX Runtime default spin burns ~9.4% of a core while idle).moderate_input_segments/moderate_output_segments) — no proxy pipeline changes. Verdict is alwaysAllow(rewrite, never block); per-pass model-call cap of 8 degrades to fewer masks, never to blocking.***and the mock upstream's received body shows the masked prompt (the value never left the gateway). Verified against both debug and release binaries.Measured on a 12-core avx2+vnni host (release)
Threshold calibration (and the headline negative result)
Default cosine gate 0.80: the acceptance-style positive scores ~0.90, every probed negative (compile-log timings, memory sizes, IPs, plain numbers) ≤0.76. Harder positives (
升级到 2022.4,Virtuoso IC6.1.8) score 0.75–0.79 and are NOT masked — a deliberate precision-leaning default, since a mask false-positive corrupts user content. The negative result worth recording: across 5 prototype phrasings × 7 probe windows, single-prototype zero-shot cosine had negative margin over the hard negatives in every case. Closing that gap is the design issue's rule-scoring layer + real-sample prototypes, not threshold tuning.Configuration surface (deliberately minimal)
Activation is env-only on a feature build:
GUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_DIR(switch + path) and optionalGUARDRAIL_LOCAL_MODEL_THRESHOLD. The prefix is intentionally outside theAISIX_*namespace — the config loader maps everyAISIX_*env var onto a config field and strictly rejects unknown ones. Feature on + env set + broken model dir is boot-fatal (a masking guardrail the operator asked for that silently isn't there would leak the very content it exists to rewrite). Feature off + env set logs a warning.Design notes per the repo research rule
1_Pooling/config.json,modules.json), ONNX graph inputs/outputs, and theort-sysoffline-build variables.Explicitly deferred (tracked on api7/AISIX-Cloud#1331 — this PR is the DP half of a cross-plane feature)
/v1/messages,/v1/responses, legacy completions, and MCP (the MCP mask write-back channel itself is blocked on AISIX-Cloud#1330). Chat-only is the MVP scope pin, stated here per the handler-family rule.BufferFullhold-back plus the same segment pass but has no dedicated e2e.Semaphore(N);ort'srun(&mut self)currently forbids the shared-weights concurrent-run form the ONNX Runtime C API allows, so each lane costs its own ~190 MiB weight copy (details in the module docs).Test plan
cargo test -p aisix-guardrails --features local-model(253 passed; model-backed probes run with the model dir env +--include-ignored).cargo test -p aisix-proxy(957 passed) — chain composition touchedchat.rs.guardrail-pii-redaction+bedrock-anonymize-mask(11 tests) green against a feature-built binary with the env unset (proves inertness).guardrail-local-model-e2e.test.tsgreen against debug and release binaries.Summary by CodeRabbit