[WIP] Feat: enhance camel model #27
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crab/core/environment.py (1)
218-241: Review encryption and decryption logic in_action_endpoint.The modifications to
_action_endpointinclude serialization of action data, conditional encryption, and handling of the response. Here are some points to consider:
- Data Serialization: Ensure that the serialization process (
json.dumps) correctly handles all types of data that might be included in theparameters.- Encryption Logic: The conditional encryption based on the presence of
_enc_keyis a good practice. However, ensure thatencrypt_messageanddecrypt_messageare implemented securely and efficiently.- Content-Type Handling: The change in content type based on encryption status (
application/jsonvs.text/plain) is appropriate. Ensure that the remote endpoint correctly interprets these headers.- Error Handling: Consider adding error handling for potential issues during the HTTP request, serialization, or encryption processes.
Overall, the changes enhance security but require thorough testing to ensure data integrity and error resilience.
Consider implementing additional logging for both successful and failed encryption attempts to aid in debugging and monitoring the system's security posture.
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Files selected for processing (9)
- crab/agents/backend_models/camel_model.py (6 hunks)
- crab/core/environment.py (3 hunks)
- crab/server/api.py (2 hunks)
- crab/utils/init.py (1 hunks)
- crab/utils/encryption.py (1 hunks)
- pyproject.toml (2 hunks)
- test/agents/backend_models/test_camel_model.py (2 hunks)
- test/core/test_utils.py (1 hunks)
- test/server/test_api.py (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- crab/utils/init.py
- test/agents/backend_models/test_camel_model.py
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test/core/test_utils.py (1)
16-18: Imports are appropriate for the test functionality.The use of
osfor generating a random key anddecrypt_message,encrypt_messagefor testing encryption and decryption are correctly placed.crab/server/api.py (2)
14-24: Imports are correctly aligned with the updated functionality.The imports for handling JSON data, HTTP requests, responses, and encryption are appropriately used to support the new functionalities in the
raw_actionfunction.
34-54: Enhanced security through optional encryption is well-implemented.The
raw_actionfunction correctly handles both encrypted and unencrypted data flows based on the presence of an encryption key. It is important to ensure that thegenerate_key_from_envfunction robustly handles various environments and key configurations.Run the following script to verify the robustness of the
generate_key_from_envfunction:Verification successful
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generate_key_from_envis correctly implemented.The
generate_key_from_envfunction is defined incrab/utils/encryption.pyand is responsible for generating the encryption key from the environment variableCRAB_ENC_KEY. This confirms that the encryption handling in theraw_actionfunction is supported by a valid implementation. No further action is needed unless specific implementation concerns arise.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the robustness of the `generate_key_from_env` function. # Test: Search for the function implementation. Expect: Robust handling of various environments and key configurations. ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'def generate_key_from_env() { $$$ }'Length of output: 534
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test/server/test_api.py (1)
15-18: Imports are appropriate for the test functionality.The use of
pytest,TestClient, and variouscrabmodules for setting up the testing environment and handling HTTP requests are correctly placed.pyproject.toml (2)
29-29: Review: Addition ofcryptographydependency.The addition of the
cryptographylibrary with version constraint^43.0.0is appropriate and aligns with the project's focus on enhancing security. This version constraint ensures compatibility with future minor updates while avoiding potential breaking changes in major versions.
125-125: Review: Modification of linting configuration's exclude list.The update to the linting configuration's exclude list, which now includes
crab-benchmark-v0/thirdparty/, is a prudent choice. This exclusion helps to avoid linting third-party or externally managed directories, which can reduce noise in lint reports and focus efforts on project-owned code.crab/agents/backend_models/camel_model.py (4)
61-61: Review:resetmethod changes inCamelModel.The updates to the
resetmethod, including the new type hints (list[Action] | None) and the structured handling of configurations, are well-implemented and improve the method's clarity and functionality.
88-96: Review:find_model_platform_typestatic method inCamelModel.The conversion of
find_model_platform_typeto a static method is appropriate, and the comprehensive error handling mechanism provides clear feedback on the supported models. This change enhances the method's usability and maintainability.
98-103: Review:find_model_typestatic method inCamelModel.The conversion of
find_model_typeto a static method and its ability to return either aModelTypeor a string provide flexibility and clarity in handling different model types. This change is well-implemented and enhances the method's functionality.
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126-150: Review:chatmethod changes inCamelModel.The updates to the
chatmethod, including the new type hints (list[tuple[str, MessageType]]) and the structured handling of different message types, are well-implemented and improve the method's clarity and functionality. The TODO comments suggest ongoing refactoring, which should be prioritized to enhance the method's maintainability further.crab/core/environment.py (1)
95-96: Ensure encryption key generation is robust and secure.The addition of
self._enc_key = generate_key_from_env()in the__init__method is crucial for the encryption functionality. It's important to ensure that thegenerate_key_from_envfunction is robust and securely generates the encryption key. Consider adding error handling around this key generation to manage potential failures gracefully.
| def test_encrypt_decrypt(): | ||
| message = "Hello, World!" | ||
| key = os.urandom(32) | ||
| encrypted_message = encrypt_message(message, key) | ||
| decrypted_message = decrypt_message(encrypted_message, key) | ||
| assert decrypted_message == message |
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Test function correctly implements encryption and decryption checks.
The function test_encrypt_decrypt effectively tests the encryption and decryption process. It would be beneficial to add more test cases to cover edge cases, such as empty strings or very large data inputs.
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test/server/test_api.py
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| @pytest.fixture | ||
| def mock_env(): | ||
| mock_app = init(template_environment_config) | ||
| mock_cli = TestClient(mock_app) | ||
| mock_env = create_environment(template_environment_config) | ||
| mock_env._client = mock_cli | ||
| return mock_env |
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Fixture setup is well-implemented for isolated testing.
The mock_env fixture correctly sets up a mock environment, which is essential for reliable and isolated testing. Consider adding teardown logic to ensure resources are properly cleaned up after tests.
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test/server/test_api.py
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| def test_raw_action_unencrypted(mock_env): | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(set_state, {"value": True}) is None | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(current_state, {}) is True | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(set_state(True), {}) is None | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(current_state >> set_state, {}) is None | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(set_state(True) + current_state, {}) is True |
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Test function correctly implements unencrypted action tests.
The function test_raw_action_unencrypted effectively tests the unencrypted state of actions. It would be beneficial to add more test cases to cover edge cases and error scenarios.
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test/server/test_api.py
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| def test_raw_action_encrypted(mock_env, monkeypatch): | ||
| monkeypatch.setenv("ENCRYPTION_KEY", "the-cake-is-a-lie") | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(set_state, {"value": True}) is None | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(current_state, {}) is True | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(set_state(True), {}) is None | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(current_state >> set_state, {}) is None | ||
| assert mock_env._action_endpoint(set_state(True) + current_state, {}) is True |
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Test function correctly implements encrypted action tests.
The function test_raw_action_encrypted effectively tests the encrypted state of actions. It would be beneficial to add more test cases to cover edge cases and error scenarios.
Would you like me to help by adding more test cases or opening a GitHub issue to track this enhancement?
crab/utils/encryption.py
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| def encrypt_message(plaintext: str, key: bytes) -> str: | ||
| """Encrypts a message using a key with AES 256 encryption. | ||
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| plaintext (str): The message to encrypt. | ||
| key (bytes): The encryption key, should be 256 bits. | ||
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| str: The encrypted message encoded in base64. | ||
| """ | ||
| nounce = os.urandom(12) | ||
| cipher = Cipher(algorithms.AES(key), modes.GCM(nounce), backend=default_backend()) | ||
| encryptor = cipher.encryptor() | ||
| ciphertext = encryptor.update(plaintext.encode()) + encryptor.finalize() | ||
| return base64.b64encode(nounce + ciphertext + encryptor.tag).decode("utf-8") | ||
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Review: encrypt_message function.
The implementation of AES 256 GCM encryption appears correct. However, it is crucial to validate the length of the encryption key to ensure it meets the required 256 bits. Consider adding a check at the beginning of the function to verify the key length and raise an exception if it does not meet the criteria.
Suggested addition for key length validation:
if len(key) != 32: # 256 bits / 8 bits per byte
raise ValueError("Key must be 256 bits long.")
crab/utils/encryption.py
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| def decrypt_message(encrypted: str, key: bytes) -> str: | ||
| """Decrypts an encrypted message using a key with AES 256 encryption. | ||
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| encrypted (str): The encrypted message encoded in base64. | ||
| key (bytes): The encryption key, should be 256 bits. | ||
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| str: The decrypted message. | ||
| """ | ||
| encrypted = base64.b64decode(encrypted) | ||
| nounce = encrypted[:12] | ||
| ciphertext = encrypted[12:-16] | ||
| tag = encrypted[-16:] | ||
| cipher = Cipher( | ||
| algorithms.AES(key), modes.GCM(nounce, tag), backend=default_backend() | ||
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| decryptor = cipher.decryptor() | ||
| return (decryptor.update(ciphertext) + decryptor.finalize()).decode("utf-8") | ||
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Review: decrypt_message function.
The decryption process using AES 256 GCM is implemented correctly. Similar to the encryption function, it is advisable to validate the length of the encryption key to ensure it meets the required 256 bits. Adding a key length check at the beginning of the function would enhance security.
Suggested addition for key length validation:
if len(key) != 32: # 256 bits / 8 bits per byte
raise ValueError("Key must be 256 bits long.")
crab/utils/encryption.py
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| def generate_key_from_env() -> Optional[bytes]: | ||
| """Generate the encryption key from the environment variable `CRAB_ENC_KEY`. | ||
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| Optional[bytes]: The encryption key. If the environment variable is not set or | ||
| empty, return None. | ||
| """ | ||
| enc_key = os.environ.get("CRAB_ENC_KEY") | ||
| # don't encrypt as long as the key is an empty value | ||
| if not enc_key: | ||
| logger.warning("CRAB_ENC_KEY is not set, connection will not be encrypted.") | ||
| return None | ||
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| return hashlib.sha256(enc_key.encode("utf-8")).digest() |
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Review: generate_key_from_env function.
The function correctly generates an encryption key from an environment variable and uses SHA-256 for hashing. It is recommended to add a check for the minimum length of the environment variable before hashing to ensure it provides sufficient entropy for security purposes.
Suggested addition for minimum length check:
if len(enc_key) < 16: # Example minimum length
logger.warning("CRAB_ENC_KEY is too short, it should be at least 16 characters.")
return None| parameters: dict[str, Any] | None = None, | ||
| history_messages_len: int = 0, | ||
| ) -> None: | ||
| if not CAMEL_ENABLED: | ||
| raise ImportError("Please install camel-ai to use CamelModel") | ||
| self.parameters = parameters or {} | ||
| # TODO: a better way? | ||
| self.model_type = find_model_type(model) | ||
| self.model_platform_type = find_model_platform_type(model_platform) | ||
| self.client: Optional[ExternalToolAgent] = None | ||
| self.model_type = self.find_model_type(model) | ||
| self.model_platform_type = self.find_model_platform_type(model_platform) | ||
| self.client: ExternalToolAgent | None = None |
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Review: __init__ method changes in CamelModel.
The updates to the __init__ method, including the new type hints (dict[str, Any] | None) and the check for CAMEL_ENABLED, enhance the method's robustness and clarity. It's recommended to also include a more descriptive error message when CAMEL_ENABLED is False to aid in debugging.
Suggested improvement for the error message:
if not CAMEL_ENABLED:
raise ImportError("Please install camel-ai to use CamelModel. Ensure the package is correctly installed and accessible.")
Make enhancements on CAMEL model:
camel-aiis not installed.