A provider that answers a requirement on the same node and serves facts (a port) but mints no credential delivered nothing — the same-node branch created the delivering Needed only when brokered[want] (a mesh-scope, credentialed provider). A node-scope keyless provider (a local model server serving an endpoint) fell through, so the consumer's ${bound:...:port} file was refused. This adds an else if arm: when the same-node provider is not brokered but serves a non-empty set of facts, deliver them as a binding (no credential), with the loopback at fallback for a single-node/no-private-network deployment. The brokered path is byte-for-byte unchanged.
Needed by ADR 0055's node-answered model-access (the ollama local model). A new test reproduces the gap (fails when reverted) and asserts the keyless same-node endpoint is delivered; go test ./... all green.
A provider that answers a requirement on the same node and **serves facts** (a port) but mints **no credential** delivered nothing — the same-node branch created the delivering `Needed` only when `brokered[want]` (a mesh-scope, credentialed provider). A node-scope keyless provider (a local model server serving an endpoint) fell through, so the consumer's `${bound:...:port}` file was refused. This adds an `else if` arm: when the same-node provider is not brokered but serves a non-empty set of facts, deliver them as a binding (no credential), with the loopback `at` fallback for a single-node/no-private-network deployment. The brokered path is byte-for-byte unchanged.
Needed by ADR 0055's node-answered model-access (the ollama local model). A new test reproduces the gap (fails when reverted) and asserts the keyless same-node endpoint is delivered; `go test ./...` all green.
A node-scope provider that answers a requirement on the same machine and
serves connection facts (a port) but mints no credential delivered
nothing to a co-located consumer. resolve.go only built the delivering
Needed when brokered[want] was set — true only for mesh-scope providers;
a node-scope keyless provider set local[want] instead and fell through,
so knownFor saw no binding and boundInto refused the consumer's
${bound:model-access:port} file.
Deliver the served facts as a need whenever the same-node answer serves a
non-empty set, with a loopback fallback for the address when the node is
off the private network — the reachability rule does not apply to two ends
on one machine. The brokered (credentialed, mesh-scope) path is untouched.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LrgweAeERJYBg88c5cKDzF
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A provider that answers a requirement on the same node and serves facts (a port) but mints no credential delivered nothing — the same-node branch created the delivering
Neededonly whenbrokered[want](a mesh-scope, credentialed provider). A node-scope keyless provider (a local model server serving an endpoint) fell through, so the consumer's${bound:...:port}file was refused. This adds anelse ifarm: when the same-node provider is not brokered but serves a non-empty set of facts, deliver them as a binding (no credential), with the loopbackatfallback for a single-node/no-private-network deployment. The brokered path is byte-for-byte unchanged.Needed by ADR 0055's node-answered model-access (the ollama local model). A new test reproduces the gap (fails when reverted) and asserts the keyless same-node endpoint is delivered;
go test ./...all green.A node-scope provider that answers a requirement on the same machine and serves connection facts (a port) but mints no credential delivered nothing to a co-located consumer. resolve.go only built the delivering Needed when brokered[want] was set — true only for mesh-scope providers; a node-scope keyless provider set local[want] instead and fell through, so knownFor saw no binding and boundInto refused the consumer's ${bound:model-access:port} file. Deliver the served facts as a need whenever the same-node answer serves a non-empty set, with a loopback fallback for the address when the node is off the private network — the reachability rule does not apply to two ends on one machine. The brokered (credentialed, mesh-scope) path is untouched. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LrgweAeERJYBg88c5cKDzF