v0.16.15.

Claude as an AI provider, and AI that reads a running service's logs.

Upgrade notes

• No migration. The AI configuration gains an optional provider. A configuration saved before has none and keeps working as an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, unchanged.
• GET /v1/ai/config reports provider. PUT /v1/ai/config without provider means openai and still needs baseUrl.

Added

• Claude as a provider. provider: 'anthropic' on PUT /v1/ai/config (Settings → AI assistant, which now has a provider selector).
  • It calls the Anthropic Messages API (POST <base>/v1/messages, x-api-key, anthropic-version: 2023-06-01).
  • baseUrl is optional and defaults to https://api.anthropic.com.
  • Every AI feature uses it: failed-deploy diagnosis, manifest suggestions and the log analysis below. The provider code is shared (lib/aiProvider.ts), so the upstream body is still never relayed in an error.
• Runtime-log analysis. POST /v1/ai/services/:id/logs/analyze with { tail? } (20–5000, default 300).
  • It reads the service's newest runtime log lines through the same reader as GET /v1/services/:id/logs (PM2, Swarm, nodes, the panel host), and applies the diagnosis sanitizer and its 16 KB cap.
  • It answers the model's analysis (health, problems with the log lines quoted, next steps), the model, and how many lines were sent.
  • Gates: member on the service, protected lanes, the AI spend rule, 10 calls a minute. It is audited as ai.analyze_logs.
  • Web: an Analyze button on the runtime logs card when a provider is configured. CLI: ninedeploy logs analyze <service> [--tail] [--json]. SDK: ai.analyzeLogs.
• Docs: docs/AI.md describes the providers, who may use them, what leaves the panel, and each feature.