Galaxy should never call Warp's cloud API for AI. This is a policy
requirement. All model availability is now determined exclusively by
locally configured providers (Bedrock and/or OpenAI/LiteLLM).
Changes:
- Disable refresh_authed_models, refresh_public_models, refresh_available_models
(now no-ops with debug log)
- Disable on_server_update and update_feature_model_choices
- Disable get_cached_models (no stale server models restored from cache)
- Replace ModelsByFeature::default() with minimal placeholder that gets
stripped by inject_bedrock_models/inject_openai_models
- Make inject_bedrock_models strip Unknown placeholders unconditionally
- Make default_llm_info() return a static fallback instead of panicking
when no models are configured (prevents null reference crashes)
- Add has_any_provider_models() for UI to check provider availability
- Make ProviderConfig::None return a user-friendly error instead of
calling Warp's cloud API (the previous fallback behavior)
Safety: if no providers are enabled, the system gracefully returns an
error message rather than crashing or silently calling Warp's servers.
Ryan Ward
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