fix(local-knowledge): use the handler-resolved provider for indexing jobs

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Summary

Fixes the customer-blocking Knowledge Pod dead end that survived 0.3.9: clicking "Index now" returned LOCAL_KNOWLEDGE_CONFLICT (409) on every attempt with zero recorded jobs, zero diagnostics — while the pod showed a verified fingerprint and "compatible".

Root cause — divergent provider resolution + a silent failure branch. The start/refresh handlers resolve the capsule's provider tolerantly (resolveIndexingProviderForCapsule: exact match, then alias repair via endpoint probe). runCapsuleIndexingJob then re-derived the provider with the strict first-match configuredEmbeddingProvider(config, modelId) lookup. For a capsule pinned to the SECOND of two gateway entries sharing one model id (a real LiteLLM configuration shape: same model, stale + active endpoint left over from debugging), the strict lookup always lands on the first entry, the endpoint fingerprint comparison fails, and the run died as { kind: "job-failed", jobId: "" } — no job row, no health diagnostic, a generic 409, deterministically on every click. This also violated the repository's no-silent-failures rule and additionally broke every full-reembed whose model had rotated (the entire point of force-reembed).

Fix at the owning layer: the handler-resolved provider is threaded through RunCapsuleIndexingJobOptions.provider (both callers: start + refresh/force paths); the strict re-derivation and its silent branch are deleted. One resolution point; a provider-less run is now impossible by construction.

Reuse / No-Duplication

Removes a redundant second resolution instead of adding a new one; no new surface.

Verification

• New pin "indexes a capsule pinned to the second of two same-id providers instead of dying silently" reproduces the customer state byte-exact: under the old code it fails with expected 409 to be 200 and zero indexing_jobs rows; with the fix the job runs and records.
• Red-proven by exact-inverse sabotage (restoring the strict re-derivation block turns exactly this pin red).
• Full local-knowledge-handlers.test.ts green (all existing indexing/rebind/reindex pins untouched); typecheck, lint, format:check, gates:sonar all green locally.

Update-Impact

Behavioral fix only; no contract or schema changes. Ships as the 0.3.10 patch release for the affected customer.

Refs #3204

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Indexing jobs now receive the resolved embedding provider from capsule indexing and reindex handlers. A regression test verifies indexing when providers share a model ID and the capsule selects one provider by fingerprint.

Changes

Indexing provider resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Resolved provider flow packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.ts	Indexing job options now include the resolved provider. Indexing and reindex handlers pass it to runCapsuleIndexingJob, which uses it directly.
Duplicate model regression coverage packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.test.ts	The integration test covers duplicate model IDs, active provider selection, successful indexing, and persisted job creation.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 0683e

The change makes indexing use the provider selected for the capsule, preventing the documented conflict and silent job failure. The identified concerns are limited to non-blocking test-fixture hygiene and assertion strength, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title uses a conventional prefix, an imperative subject, and clearly names the provider-resolution fix.

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Inline comments:
In `@packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.test.ts`:
- Around line 1695-1697: Update the fixture’s embeddingModelIdentity to use an
independently generated fixed provider identity instead of calling
embeddingProviderIdentityForTest, while preserving the existing modelId and test
scenario.
- Around line 1722-1723: Update the indexing test around the request mock and
job assertions to record embedding requests, then assert that each indexing
request targets activeProvider.baseUrl. Keep the existing status and job-count
assertions, while ensuring staleProvider is not accepted as the indexing
endpoint.
- Around line 1656-1657: Update the test containing the mkdtempSync call to stop
appending the temporary directory to module-level tempDirs. Track the directory
with function-local cleanup and wrap the test setup and assertions in
try/finally so the temporary directory is removed reliably without shared
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📚 Learning: 2026-07-24T19:25:13.892Z

Learnt from: oscharko
Repo: oscharko-dev/Keiko PR: 2697
File: packages/keiko-server/src/editor/inlineCompletionRoutes.ts:616-616
Timestamp: 2026-07-24T19:25:13.892Z
Learning: In `packages/keiko-server`, follow ADR-0141 D5’s AppSession/request-authorization model for workspace root resolution. When reviewing code that performs the `resolveRequestRoot`-style authorization gate, ensure it (1) re-proves persisted workspace identity, (2) derives the request root path, (3) enforces canonical realpath containment within the expected workspace/root to prevent path traversal, (4) verifies workspace presence/validity, and (5) requires a live AppSession (launcher-attested, process-scoped authority per BFF). Do not require a task identity for this gate if AppSession does not model task identity; authorization should be uniform and based on the same-user local threat model rather than per-task/per-workspace session semantics.

Applied to files:

• packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.test.ts
• packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.ts

📚 Learning: 2026-07-25T18:42:13.123Z

Learnt from: oscharko
Repo: oscharko-dev/Keiko PR: 2716
File: packages/keiko-tools/src/editor-agent-client.test.ts:692-692
Timestamp: 2026-07-25T18:42:13.123Z
Learning: In Keiko TypeScript test files, do not request explicit return type annotations for callbacks passed to typed Vitest `it(...)` and `it.each(...)`. Specifically, avoid adding `: void` or `: Promise<void>` to those callback functions when the ESLint rule `typescript-eslint/explicit-function-return-type` is configured with `allowTypedFunctionExpressions: true` (i.e., typed function expressions are intentionally exempt). Only ask for explicit return types if the ESLint configuration changes; otherwise preserve the existing surrounding test-file style.

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📚 Learning: 2026-07-26T21:23:56.288Z

Learnt from: oscharko
Repo: oscharko-dev/Keiko PR: 2755
File: packages/keiko-server/src/grounded-qa-hybrid.ts:1006-1012
Timestamp: 2026-07-26T21:23:56.288Z
Learning: In Keiko’s internal “stable-ID” hash helper functions (e.g., where stable identifiers are computed for persistence/comparison), preserve the existing UTF-16 code-unit iteration semantics when modernizing. Specifically, if the current implementation iterates with `charCodeAt(i)` (code units) rather than `codePointAt(i)` (Unicode code points), keep `charCodeAt(i)` to avoid changing the resulting stable IDs. If changing from `charCodeAt` to `codePointAt` is ever desired, it must be an explicitly planned compatibility/migration decision (e.g., versioning, backfill, or dual-read/write) rather than a mechanical refactor.

Applied to files:

• packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.test.ts
• packages/keiko-server/src/local-knowledge-handlers.ts

📚 Learning: 2026-07-27T10:55:30.485Z

Learnt from: oscharko
Repo: oscharko-dev/Keiko PR: 2766
File: packages/keiko-server/src/qualityIntelligence/figmaSnapshotRoutes.test.ts:1738-1738
Timestamp: 2026-07-27T10:55:30.485Z
Learning: When reviewing TypeScript files, do not flag single-quoted string literals as a violation if they match Prettier’s formatter-approved output. Specifically, if Prettier is configured to prefer double quotes but retains a single-quoted literal solely because switching to double quotes would require escaping embedded double quotes, allow the single quotes (i.e., don’t “fix” it beyond what Prettier would produce).

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📚 Learning: 2026-07-27T18:08:22.461Z

Learnt from: oscharko
Repo: oscharko-dev/Keiko PR: 2780
File: packages/keiko-server/src/store/migrations.test.ts:78-95
Timestamp: 2026-07-27T18:08:22.461Z
Learning: When reviewing TypeScript lint findings (e.g., from typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-assignment), ensure the issue is reproducible using the repository’s configured ESLint setup/TS project settings. Do not treat diagnostics observed under a mismatched TypeScript project/tsconfig as authoritative; only accept them as real if you can reproduce them with the same ESLint configuration the repo uses (e.g., via its full/targeted lint scripts). In related test code, prefer deriving branded identity types from the production function return types to keep RootIdentity/brand fields type-compatible and avoid unsafe assignments.

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

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1740-1745: LGTM!

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Issues
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Release directive (owner, 2026-08-18 working session): ship this fix immediately as v0.3.10 — the affected customer needs Knowledge Pod indexing working tomorrow morning.

Approved-for-publish: @oscharko-dev/keiko@0.3.10