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Filtering out MCP, audio or passthrough traffic in the audit logs used to be hard. This adds a request-type filter.

  • API: GET /admin/audit/log and /admin/audit/sessions accept operation=chat_completions,responses,... (the core.Operation names). An unknown name returns 400. The filter matches each operation's paths from core.PathsForOperation, so it needs no migration and works on existing rows. A test keeps those paths in sync with DescribeEndpoint. Tested on SQLite, PostgreSQL and MongoDB.
  • Dashboard: a "Types" checklist in the audit toolbar (Chat, Responses, Embeddings, Audio, Images, Batches & files, Realtime, Passthrough, MCP). The choice is saved in localStorage, and Clear resets it. Unlike the other filters, hiding a type doesn't pause live logs: live rows of hidden types are dropped instead.

Also includes a one-line strings.SplitSeq fix in config/env.go, which make fix-check flags on current main.

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  • New Features
    • Added a request-type filter to the audit log, covering chat, responses, embeddings, audio, images, batches and files, realtime, passthrough, and MCP. Filter preferences are saved and apply to live entries.
    • Added an operation query filter to the audit log and audit sessions endpoints. It accepts comma-separated operations; unknown operation names return a 400 error.

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The audit log now supports filtering by endpoint operation in the API and dashboard. Operation names map to request paths for SQL and MongoDB filtering. The dashboard stores hidden types and applies them to fetched and live entries. The plugin loader also switches to iterator-based splitting.

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Audit Operation Filtering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Operation path rules and query contract
internal/core/endpoint_operations.go, internal/core/endpoint_operations_test.go, internal/auditlog/reader.go
The core package maps operations to exact and prefix paths, parses operation names, and tests these rules. LogQueryParams adds an operations filter.
API parsing and reader filtering
internal/admin/handler_audit.go, internal/admin/handler_audit_sessions_test.go, cmd/gomodel/docs/docs.go, docs/openapi.json, internal/auditlog/reader_sql.go, internal/auditlog/reader_mongodb.go, internal/auditlog/reader_suite_test.go
The audit endpoints accept the operation query parameter and return a 400 error for an unknown operation. SQL and MongoDB readers filter audit paths by operation. Tests cover parsing and reader results.
Dashboard filter state and live entries
web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/audit-operations.js, web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/audit-logic.js, web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/auditList.svelte.js, web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/live-logs-logic.js, web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/liveLogs.svelte.js, web/dashboard/tests/audit-operations.test.js
The dashboard classifies audit paths, stores hidden types, adds operation filters to requests, and excludes hidden types from pending and live entries. Tests cover classification, query construction, and entry filtering.
Filter controls and translations
web/dashboard/src/pages/audit-logs/AuditFilters.svelte, web/dashboard/messages/*.json
The audit toolbar adds a request-type checklist and hidden-type count. English, German, Polish, and Simplified Chinese messages provide the filter labels.

Plugin Environment Iteration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Plugin setting iteration
config/env.go
The plugin loader uses strings.SplitSeq to iterate over the comma-delimited PLUGINS_LOAD value.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: weselben

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 1be31

Filtering audit logs by request type can miss requests whose paths end in a slash, including failed requests. The issue is bounded but should be fixed or accepted before merge.

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Not safe to merge until unclassified audit records remain visible when unrelated request types are hidden.

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return AUDIT_TYPES.filter((type) => !hiddenSet.has(type.key))
.flatMap((type) => type.operations)
.join(",");

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P1 Preserve unclassified audit entries

Hiding an unrelated request type turns the request into an allowlist of classified operations. That excludes persisted entries with no request-type classification, such as /sso/callback; the live-row check also rejects those entries whenever any type is hidden. Operators can therefore lose authentication and other unclassified audit activity while filtering only MCP. This must be corrected before merging: keep unclassified entries visible unless the interface provides an explicit option to hide them.

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  • Authored Node reproduction imports the changed dashboard query and live-visibility helpers and compares no hidden type with MCP hidden; it provides the executable source for the observed behavior.

Evidence from the check

  • Executed `node trex-artifacts/pr1082-dashboard-repro.mjs before` from `/home/user/repo`; no operation filter is present and the live `/sso/callback` entry is visible.

Evidence from the check

  • Executed `node trex-artifacts/pr1082-dashboard-repro.mjs after` from `/home/user/repo`; the classified operation allowlist is sent and the live `/sso/callback` entry is not visible.

Evidence from the check

  • Executed the authored SQLite-backed Go reader test without an operation filter; persisted `/sso/callback` appears alongside MCP and chat rows.

Evidence from the check

  • Executed the authored SQLite-backed Go reader test with the dashboard-equivalent visible-operation allowlist; only the classified chat row remains, proving `/sso/callback` disappears.

Evidence from the check

  • Executed `node --test web/dashboard/tests/audit-operations.test.js` from `/home/user/repo`; all six focused tests passed, including the existing assertion that unclassified live rows are dropped.

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toggleAuditType(key) {
const hidden = this.auditHiddenTypes;
this.auditHiddenTypes = hidden.includes(key)
? hidden.filter((item) => item !== key)
: [...hidden, key];
this.fetchAuditLog(true);

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P2 Filter expanded session children

Changing a request type refetches session heads but retains cached children for expanded threads. In a mixed chat/MCP session, hiding MCP leaves the MCP child rendered and allows a later live update to merge into it; a newly fetched child list also omits the operation filter. This is a non-blocking display inconsistency, but it makes grouped audit filtering unreliable and costs operators time validating which events remain in scope.

Knowledge Base Used: Usage, audit, and telemetry

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  • The authored executable imports the dashboard audit-list source, drives the public filter and child-fetch paths, and asserts the observed mixed-operation child behavior.

Evidence from the check

  • The authored Node loader resolves the dashboard `$lib` and `$pages` aliases so the reproduction executes the actual source modules.

Command output from the check

  • Executed control run shows the expanded session contains both chat and MCP children before the filter changes, establishing the comparison state.

Command output from the check

  • Executed changed-state run shows heads were refetched, the MCP child remained and accepted a live update, and the unfiltered child request cached both rows, confirming the defect.

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  • The executed `npm test` dashboard suite completed with 722 passing tests and no failures, while the targeted defect remains reproducible.

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  • P1 Unclassified audit events are removed when an unrelated request type is hidden

    • Bug
      • With only MCP hidden, a persisted /sso/callback audit record is absent from the server result and a live /sso/callback record is rejected from the audit list. The event is unrelated to MCP.
    • Cause
      • auditOperationsQuery creates an allowlist containing only classified operations whenever any type is hidden. The server operation filter consequently matches only paths mapped to those operations. Separately, auditEntryTypeVisible returns false for an empty path classification when any type is hidden.
    • Fix
      • Preserve unclassified entries while filtering classified types: avoid applying an operation allowlist that excludes unclassified persisted paths, and treat an unclassified live path as visible unless an explicit unclassified category is hidden.
  • P2 Request-type filtering does not apply to expanded session children

    • Bug
      • In grouped audit logs, hiding a request type refetches only session heads. An already-expanded mixed-operation thread continues rendering its cached hidden child row. The focused executed repro hid MCP after expanding a chat/MCP session and observed child-chat,child-mcp still present; a later audit.flushed event updated the hidden MCP child in place. A fresh child fetch also omitted operation and cached both operation types.
    • Cause
      • toggleAuditType only changes auditHiddenTypes and calls fetchAuditLog(true). The heads-refetch pruning preserves liveLogs.auditThreadChildren for surviving session heads without refiltering entries. fetchThreadEntries calls buildAuditSessionQuery with only sessionId and limit, and mergeAuditThreadChildren has no request-type visibility filter. In the live merge path, an existing child is merged before the hidden-type insertion gate is checked.
    • Fix
      • On request-type changes, refilter or clear cached thread-child entries and reconcile expanded state. Pass visible-operation filtering to the session-child request and/or filter returned children with auditEntryTypeVisible before caching. Apply the same visibility rule before merging live updates into an already-cached child.

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In `@internal/core/endpoint_operations.go`:
- Around line 15-33: Update the exact-path entries in operationPaths so they
include the trailing-slash variants persisted by the audit middleware, matching
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  • cmd/gomodel/docs/docs.go
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var operationPaths = map[Operation]OperationPaths{
OperationChatCompletions: {Exact: []string{"/v1/chat/completions", "/v1/messages", "/v1/messages/count_tokens"}},
OperationResponses: {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/responses"}},
OperationConversations: {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/conversations"}},
OperationEmbeddings: {Exact: []string{"/v1/embeddings"}},
OperationBatches: {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/batches", "/v1/messages/batches"}},
OperationFiles: {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/files"}},
OperationAudioSpeech: {Exact: []string{"/v1/audio/speech"}},
OperationAudioTranscriptions: {Exact: []string{"/v1/audio/transcriptions"}},
OperationAudioTranslations: {Exact: []string{"/v1/audio/translations"}},
OperationImageGenerations: {Exact: []string{"/v1/images/generations"}},
OperationImageEdits: {Exact: []string{"/v1/images/edits"}},
OperationRealtime: {Exact: []string{
"/v1/realtime", "/v1/realtime/calls", "/v1/realtime/client_secrets",
"/v1/realtime/translations", "/v1/realtime/translations/calls", "/v1/realtime/translations/client_secrets",
}},
OperationMCP: {Prefixes: []string{"/mcp"}},
OperationProviderPassthrough: {Prefixes: []string{"/p"}},
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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rg -n -C 8 'func normalizeEndpointPath|normalizeEndpointPath\(|func matchesEndpointPath|matchesEndpointPath\(' internal/core internal/server
printf '%s\n' '--- slash and router middleware references ---'
rg -n -i -C 3 'trailing.?slash|remove.?extra|clean.?path|strict.?slash|redirect.?slash|add.?trailing|rewrite.*path|URL\.Path\s*=|RequestURI' internal cmd go.mod go.sum
printf '%s\n' '--- audit persistence and path assignments ---'
rg -n -C 5 'LogEntry|entry\.Path|Path:.*URL\.Path|Save.*Audit|Audit.*Save|Persist|Write.*Audit|Create.*Log|Append.*Log' internal/auditlog internal/server internal/core

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<title>Routing | Echo</title> https://echo.labstack.com/guide/routing/ Routing | Echo Skip to content # Routing Echo’s optimized router matches request URLs to handlers using a radix tree with zero dynamic memory allocation and smart route prioritization. ## Registering routes Use the HTTP-method helpers on the`Echo` instance. Each takes a path pattern and a`HandlerFunc`(`func(c *echo.Context) error`), with optional route-level middleware. ``` e := echo.New()e.GET("/users/:id", getUser) // named parametere.POST("/users", createUser)e.PUT("/users/:id", updateUser)e.DELETE("/users/:id", deleteUser)e.GET("/static/*", serveFiles) // wildcard ``` `Any` registers a handler for any HTTP method — including ones not in Echo’s predefined list — and`Match` for a specific set: ``` e.Any("/ping", pong)e.Match([]string{http.MethodGet, http.MethodPost}, "/form", handleForm) ``` ## Match types | Pattern | Type | Example match | | --- | --- | --- | | `/users/profile` | Static | `/users/profile` | | `/users/:id` | Param | `/users/42` | | `/static/*` | Wildcard | `/static/css/app.css` | ## Path parameters Read named parameters from the context with`c.Param()`(or`c.ParamOr()` for a default): ``` func getUser(c *echo.Context) error { id := c.Param("id") return c.String(http.StatusOK, id)} ``` The wildcard segment is available as the`*` parameter: ``` e.GET("/files/*", func(c *echo.Context) error { return c.String(http.StatusOK, c.Param("*"))}) ``` ## Groups Group routes that share a prefix and middleware with`e.Group()`: ``` admin := e.Group("/admin", middleware.BasicAuth(authFn))admin.GET("/metrics", metrics) // -> /admin/metricsadmin.GET("/users", listUsers) // -> /admin/users ``` Groups can be nested to compose larger route trees. <title>v5.3.1</title> https://github.com/labstack/echo/releases/tag/v5.3.1 # v5.3.1 - Tag: v5.3.1 - Repository: labstack/echo - Published: 2026-07-21T16:10:56Z - Author: aldas --- ## Fixes * fix(static): preserve matched handler 404s by `@JSap0914` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3043 * fix(group): Implicitly registered group routes should be allowed overwritten in default routes by `@aldas` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3049 ## Enhancements * docs: update HTTP badge URLs to HTTPS by `@KeloYuan` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/2968 * docs: correct `Any` godoc to reflect true arbitrary-method matching by `@hyorimitsu` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3046 * refactor: use range-over-integer loops by `@zxysilent` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3042 * docs: add llms.txt and llms-full.txt for v5 documentation by `@tamish560` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3041 * Update deps to latest versions by `@aldas` in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3050 ## New Contributors * `@KeloYuan` made their first contribution in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/2968 * `@hyorimitsu` made their first contribution in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3046 * `@JSap0914` made their first contribution in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3043 * `@zxysilent` made their first contribution in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3042 * `@tamish560` made their first contribution in https://github.com/labstack/echo/pull/3041 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/labstack/echo/compare/v5.3.0...v5.3.1 <title>Why does Echo allow route params like /users/:id to match /users/3//////? Expected strict behavior · labstack echo · Discussion `#2890` · GitHub</title> GitHub discussion 2890 in labstack/echo (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) Why does Echo allow route params like /users/:id to match /users/3//////? Expected strict behavior · labstack echo · Discussion `#2890` · GitHub / echo Public # Why does Echo allow route params like /users/:id to match /users/3//////? Expected strict behavior `#2890` Unanswered bukandicki asked this question in Q&A Why does Echo allow route params like /users/:id to match /users/3//////? Expected strict behavior `#2890` Return to top ## bukandicki Feb 6, 2026 Hi Echo team 👋 First of all, thank you for the amazing framework. I’m still a Go beginner, so sorry if this is a basic question. I’m a bit confused about route parameter behavior in Echo. I have a route like this: ``` e.GET("/users/:id", handler) ``` When I access: ``` /users/3 ``` ✅ This works (expected) But when I access: ``` /users/3/ ``` or even: ``` /users/3////// ``` ✅ This also works, and the`id` parameter becomes`"3//////"`(or similar). --- ### What I expected I expected the router to be strict, where: - `/users/3`→ ✅ allowed - `/users/3/`→ ❌ not allowed - `/users/3//////`→ ❌ not allowed Because semantically, I thought`:id` should only represent a single clean path segment, not include extra slashes. --- ### My questions 1. Is this behavior intentional by design? 2. Why are extra slashes considered part of the route parameter instead of being rejected? 3. Is there a recommended or idiomatic way in Echo to enforce strict routing (similar to Express default behavior), where`/users/3////` would not match`/users/:id`? 4. Should this be handled via middleware (like path normalization), or is it expected to be handled manually in handlers? --- ### Context I understand that Echo tries to be closer to raw HTTP behavior, but from an API design perspective (especially for REST APIs), strict routing feels safer and more predictable. Again, apologies if this is a beginner misunderstanding — I’d really appreciate some clarification 🙏 Thank you! 1 ## 2 comments edited ### aldas Feb 8, 2026 Maintainer well, there is no specification on this. Probably from start (early days of the library), the last parameter in route, if it is defined without`/` will work as catchall parameter`/:id`==`/*`. And all of this predates current Go standard library mux pattern matching logic about ~8-9 years. There is remove slash middleware: https://echo.labstack.com/docs/middleware/trailing-slash#remove-trailing-slash 1 0 replies edited ### Felipeness Mar 8, 2026 $(cat <<&`#39`;ENDOFBODY&`#39`; Echo doesn&`#39`;t strip trailing slashes from route params by default, and that&`#39`;s by design. The param captures exactly what&`#39`;s in the URL segment — if someone hits`/users/42/`, the`:id` param will be`"42/"`, slash included. Two ways to deal with this depending on what you want: Drop trailing slashes globally with the`RemoveTrailingSlash` middleware: ``` e := echo.New() e.Pre(middleware.RemoveTrailingSlash()) ``` This redirects (or rewrites, depending on config)`/users/42/`→`/users/42` before routing even kicks in, so your params come through clean. Strip it per-handler if you only care in specific places: ``` e.GET("/users/:id", func(c echo.Context) error { id := strings.TrimRight(c.Param("id"), "/") // ... }) ``` I&`#39`;d go with the middleware approach — it&`#39`;s consistent and you don&`#39`;t have to remember to trim in every handler. The reason Echo doesn&`#39`;t normalize by default is that some APIs actually rely on trailing slashes being meaningful (REST conventions where`/resources/` and`/resources` are different endpoints). So they leave it up to you. ENDOFBODY ) 1 0 replies Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment Category Labels None yet 3 participants <title>Trailing Slash | Echo</title> https://echo.labstack.com/middleware/trailing-slash/ Trailing Slash | Echo # Trailing Slash All core middleware lives in the `middleware` package: import " github.com/labstack/echo/v5/middleware" ## Add trailing slash Add trailing slash middleware adds a trailing slash to the request URI. ### Usage e := echo. New() e. Pre(middleware. AddTrailingSlash()) ## Remove trailing slash Remove trailing slash middleware removes a trailing slash from the request URI. ### Usage e := echo. New() e. Pre(middleware. RemoveTrailingSlash()) ## Custom configuration e := echo. New() e. Use(middleware. AddTrailingSlashWithConfig(middleware. AddTrailingSlashConfig{ RedirectCode: http.StatusMovedPermanently, })) The example above adds a trailing slash to the request URI and redirects with `301 - StatusMovedPermanently`. ## Configuration type AddTrailingSlashConfig struct { // Skipper defines a function to skip middleware. Skipper Skipper // Status code to be used when redirecting the request. // Optional, but when provided the request is redirected using this code. // Valid status codes: [300...308] RedirectCode int } type RemoveTrailingSlashConfig struct { // Skipper defines a function to skip middleware. Skipper Skipper // Status code to be used when redirecting the request. // Optional, but when provided the request is redirected using this code. RedirectCode int } Last updated: Aug 17, 2026 <title>middleware/slash.go at master · labstack/echo</title> https://github.com/labstack/echo/blob/master/middleware/slash.go # File: labstack/echo/middleware/slash.go - Repository: labstack/echo | High performance, minimalist Go web framework | 32K stars | Go - Branch: master ```go // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT // SPDX-FileCopyrightText: © 2015 LabStack LLC and Echo contributors package middleware import ( "errors" "net/http" "strings" "github.com/labstack/echo/v5" ) // AddTrailingSlashConfig is the middleware config for adding trailing slash to the request. type AddTrailingSlashConfig struct { // Skipper defines a function to skip middleware. Skipper Skipper // Status code to be used when redirecting the request. // Optional, but when provided the request is redirected using this code. // Valid status codes: [300...308] RedirectCode int } // AddTrailingSlash returns a root level (before router) middleware which adds a // trailing slash to the request `URL#Path`. // // Usage `Echo#Pre(AddTrailingSlash())` func AddTrailingSlash() echo.MiddlewareFunc { return AddTrailingSlashWithConfig(AddTrailingSlashConfig{}) } // AddTrailingSlashWithConfig returns an AddTrailingSlash middleware with config or panics on invalid configuration. func AddTrailingSlashWithConfig(config AddTrailingSlashConfig) echo.MiddlewareFunc { return toMiddlewareOrPanic(config) } // ToMiddleware converts AddTrailingSlashConfig to middleware or returns an error for invalid configuration func (config AddTrailingSlashConfig) ToMiddleware() (echo.MiddlewareFunc, error) { if config.Skipper == nil { config.Skipper = DefaultSkipper } if config.RedirectCode != 0 && (config.RedirectCode < http.StatusMultipleChoices || config.RedirectCode > http.StatusPermanentRedirect) { // this is same check as `echo.context.Redirect()` does, but we can check this before even serving the request. return nil, errors.New("invalid redirect code for add trailing slash middleware") } return func(next echo.HandlerFunc) echo.HandlerFunc { return func(c *echo.Context) error { if config.Skipper(c) { return next(c) } req := c.Request() url := req.URL path := url.Path qs := c.QueryString() if !strings.HasSuffix(path, "/") { path += "/" uri := path if qs != "" { uri += "?" + qs } // Redirect if config.RedirectCode != 0 { return c.Redirect(config.RedirectCode, sanitizeURI(uri)) } // Forward req.RequestURI = uri url.Path = path } return next(c) } }, nil } // RemoveTrailingSlashConfig is the middleware config for removing trailing slash from the request. type RemoveTrailingSlashConfig struct { // Skipper defines a function to skip middleware. Skipper Skipper // Status code to be used when redirecting the request. // Optional, but when provided the request is redirected using this code. RedirectCode int } // RemoveTrailingSlash returns a root level (before router) middleware which removes // a trailing slash from the request URI. // // Usage `Echo#Pre(RemoveTrailingSlash())` func RemoveTrailingSlash() echo.MiddlewareFunc { return RemoveTrailingSlashWithConfig(RemoveTrailingSlashConfig{}) } // RemoveTrailingSlashWithConfig returns a RemoveTrailingSlash middleware with config or panics on invalid configuration. func RemoveTrailingSlashWithConfig(config RemoveTrailingSlashConfig) echo.MiddlewareFunc { return toMiddlewareOrPanic(config) } // ToMiddleware converts RemoveTrailingSlashConfig to middleware or returns an error for invalid configuration func (config RemoveTrailingSlashConfig) ToMiddleware() (echo.MiddlewareFunc, error) { if config.Skipper == nil { config.Skipper = DefaultSkipper } if config.RedirectCode != 0 && (config.RedirectCode < http.StatusMultipleChoices || config.RedirectCode > http.StatusPermanentRedirect) { // this is same check as `echo.context.Redirect()` does, but we can check this before even serving the request. return nil, errors.New("invalid redirect code for remove trailing slash middleware") } return func(next echo.HandlerFunc) echo.HandlerFunc { return func(c…[truncated]

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Include normalized trailing-slash paths in exact operation filters.

DescribeEndpointPath removes one trailing slash, so /v1/embeddings/ is classified as OperationEmbeddings. The audit middleware still stores the raw req.URL.Path and can persist this request as an audit row, including when routing returns 404. The SQL and MongoDB filters only compare /v1/embeddings, so they omit the persisted /v1/embeddings/ row.

Suggested fix
 type OperationPaths struct {
 	Exact    []string
 	Prefixes []string
 }
 
+func exactPaths(paths ...string) []string {
+	result := make([]string, 0, len(paths)*2)
+	for _, path := range paths {
+		result = append(result, path, path+"/")
+	}
+	return result
+}
+
 var operationPaths = map[Operation]OperationPaths{
-	OperationChatCompletions:     {Exact: []string{"/v1/chat/completions", "/v1/messages", "/v1/messages/count_tokens"}},
+	OperationChatCompletions:     {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/chat/completions", "/v1/messages", "/v1/messages/count_tokens")},
 	OperationResponses:           {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/responses"}},
 	OperationConversations:       {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/conversations"}},
-	OperationEmbeddings:          {Exact: []string{"/v1/embeddings"}},
+	OperationEmbeddings:          {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/embeddings")},
 	OperationBatches:             {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/batches", "/v1/messages/batches"}},
 	OperationFiles:               {Prefixes: []string{"/v1/files"}},
-	OperationAudioSpeech:         {Exact: []string{"/v1/audio/speech"}},
-	OperationAudioTranscriptions: {Exact: []string{"/v1/audio/transcriptions"}},
-	OperationAudioTranslations:   {Exact: []string{"/v1/audio/translations"}},
-	OperationImageGenerations:    {Exact: []string{"/v1/images/generations"}},
-	OperationImageEdits:          {Exact: []string{"/v1/images/edits"}},
-	OperationRealtime: {Exact: []string{
+	OperationAudioSpeech:         {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/audio/speech")},
+	OperationAudioTranscriptions: {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/audio/transcriptions")},
+	OperationAudioTranslations:   {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/audio/translations")},
+	OperationImageGenerations:    {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/images/generations")},
+	OperationImageEdits:          {Exact: exactPaths("/v1/images/edits")},
+	OperationRealtime: {Exact: exactPaths(
 		"/v1/realtime", "/v1/realtime/calls", "/v1/realtime/client_secrets",
 		"/v1/realtime/translations", "/v1/realtime/translations/calls", "/v1/realtime/translations/client_secrets",
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In `@internal/core/endpoint_operations.go` around lines 15 - 33, Update the
exact-path entries in operationPaths so they include the trailing-slash variants
persisted by the audit middleware, matching DescribeEndpointPath’s
normalization. Add or reuse a helper to expand each exact path with its
slash-suffixed form, and apply it to all exact operation filters so SQL and
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