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Add optional alias-only client model discovery - #398
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Keep the complete catalog for permissions and routing, and filter only public discovery after authorization. Preserve alias policy in legacy UI edits and configuration packs.
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Enabling
hide_originalson an alias now removes its mapped original IDs from client model discovery. Existing aliases remain unchanged by default, and original IDs keep their existing permissions, single-model lookup and routing behavior.OpenAI/Anthropic, Gemini and native Codex lists share a presentation filter applied after protocol and permission resolution. Administrative inventories remain complete and include the effective hiding aliases. Alias preview, legacy UI edits, renames and configuration packs preserve the setting; an additive capability flag lets Lite disable the control against older Core servers.
Includes Core 0.91.0 release notes and bilingual configuration documentation. Protocol 58 and request-store schema 28 are unchanged.
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Refs ThinkWatchProject/ThinkWatch-Lite#420.