coder/codersdk/aiproviders_bedrock.go

package codersdk

// AIProviderSettingsTypeBedrock is the _type discriminator value for
// AIProviderBedrockSettings.
const AIProviderSettingsTypeBedrock = "bedrock"

// AIProviderBedrockSettingsVersion is the current schema version of
// AIProviderBedrockSettings.
const AIProviderBedrockSettingsVersion = 1

// AIProviderBedrockSettings configures providers that authenticate
// against AWS Bedrock. AccessKey and AccessKeySecret are write-only:
// servers strip them from GET and list responses. Both secret fields
// use a pointer so a PATCH can distinguish "leave untouched" (omitted)
// from "explicitly clear" (empty string), e.g. when migrating to
// IAM role-based authentication.
type AIProviderBedrockSettings struct {
	// Region is the AWS region used to construct the Bedrock endpoint
	// URL when BaseURL is not set on the parent provider.
	Region string `json:"region,omitempty"`
	// Model is the AWS Bedrock model identifier used for primary
	// requests.
	Model string `json:"model,omitempty"`
	// SmallFastModel is the AWS Bedrock model identifier used for
	// background tasks (e.g. Claude Code's haiku-class model).
	SmallFastModel string `json:"small_fast_model,omitempty"`
	// AccessKey is the AWS access key ID used to authenticate against
	// Bedrock. Write-only.
	AccessKey *string `json:"access_key,omitempty"`
	// AccessKeySecret is the AWS secret access key paired with
	// AccessKey. Write-only.
	AccessKeySecret *string `json:"access_key_secret,omitempty"`
}

// IsConfigured reports whether any load-bearing Bedrock field is set,
// indicating that the operator wants the provider to authenticate via
// AWS Bedrock rather than as a bearer-token Anthropic provider.
//
// Model and SmallFastModel are intentionally excluded: they have
// deployment-level defaults declared in codersdk/deployment.go, so
// they're always non-empty in a real deployment and cannot serve as
// a detection signal. Region and credentials have no defaults and
// therefore reliably indicate operator intent. Credentials alone are
// not required because Bedrock can also authenticate via the AWS
// environment (instance profile, AWS_PROFILE, IRSA, etc.).
func (b AIProviderBedrockSettings) IsConfigured() bool {
	if b.Region != "" {
		return true
	}
	if b.AccessKey != nil && *b.AccessKey != "" {
		return true
	}
	if b.AccessKeySecret != nil && *b.AccessKeySecret != "" {
		return true
	}
	return false
}

// NewAIProviderBedrockSettings builds an AIProviderBedrockSettings,
// promoting non-empty credential strings to pointers so callers don't
// have to repeat the "set field iff non-empty" boilerplate. Empty
// credentials are left nil, matching the PATCH-omit semantics of the
// pointer-typed fields.
func NewAIProviderBedrockSettings(region, accessKey, accessKeySecret, model, smallFastModel string) AIProviderBedrockSettings {
	s := AIProviderBedrockSettings{
		Region:         region,
		Model:          model,
		SmallFastModel: smallFastModel,
	}
	if accessKey != "" {
		s.AccessKey = &accessKey
	}
	if accessKeySecret != "" {
		s.AccessKeySecret = &accessKeySecret
	}
	return s
}

// IsBedrockConfigured reports whether the combination of the parent
// provider's BaseURL and AIProviderBedrockSettings indicates a Bedrock
// provider. BaseURL alone (e.g. a custom VPC or FIPS endpoint with
// credentials resolved via the AWS environment) is sufficient.
//
// Use this rather than AIProviderBedrockSettings.IsConfigured() when
// BaseURL is available; the seed, the runtime config builder, and the
// legacy validator must all agree on what counts as a Bedrock provider.
func IsBedrockConfigured(baseURL string, b AIProviderBedrockSettings) bool {
	return baseURL != "" || b.IsConfigured()
}

func (AIProviderBedrockSettings) settingsType() string {
	return AIProviderSettingsTypeBedrock
}

func (AIProviderBedrockSettings) settingsVersion() int {
	return AIProviderBedrockSettingsVersion
}