Address security and code quality issues from PR review #19
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Description
Addresses security vulnerabilities and code quality issues identified in PR #17 review thread 3614513801. Masks sensitive API keys in UI, adds command validation to prevent execution of dangerous shell commands, fixes model detection false positives, and removes redundant code.
Type of Change
Related Issues
Related to #17
Changes Made
Security Enhancements
buildApiKeySelectOptions- keys now display as***<last4>in descriptions instead of plaintextvalidateCommand()to block dangerous patterns before shell execution:rm -rf /, fork bombs,mkfs,ddto disk devicesBug Fixes
/^o1(-|$)/regex instead ofstartsWith("o1")- prevents false matches with "o10", "o100"storedValuedirectlyCode Quality
resolvedBaseUrlvariable inresolveLlmConfig()- usebaseUrldirectlyScreenshots (if applicable)
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Testing
Test Configuration
Test Cases
bun run typecheck)Checklist
Breaking Changes
None
Additional Notes
Changes are scoped to address specific review feedback. Command validation patterns are conservative - only blocking obviously dangerous operations while preserving flexibility for legitimate use cases.
Reviewer Checklist
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