Module http 

The two pieces of HTTP drep performs for itself.

Reviews go through open-agent-sdk, which owns its own transport. What is left is drep init asking two questions over plain GET: which models an endpoint serves (crate::llm::models) and what those models accept (crate::llm::quirks). Both are one request against a host the user named, both must be bounded, must never follow a redirect, and must be non-fatal.

They live here rather than in either module because the bound is a safety property, and a safety property written twice is written once and forgotten once. That is exactly what happened: the quirks fetcher was given a size ceiling and a chunked read, while the older listing fetcher next to it kept calling text() with no ceiling at all - against an endpoint typed at a prompt, while holding a key.

What is deliberately not shared is classification. The two callers disagree about what a status means - a 404 is an ordinary answer for a listing and a fault for the registry - so each keeps its own error enum and maps ReadError into it.

Enums

ReadError

Why a body could not be read.

Functions

client

A client with timeout covering the whole request and redirects disabled.

read_bounded

Read a response body, refusing one larger than max_bytes.