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[AI-010] Model-triggered actions execute twice

Separate model proposals from authorisation and execution of side-effecting operations.

Ingeniería de Integraciones AnayilUpdated: 2026-10-10

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L3 technical diagnosis

Integration / security / operationsSeverity: Medium; high for data exposure or duplicated actions

User symptoms

A retry or repeated event creates duplicate tickets, orders or account changes.

Observed code or message

Duplicate operation; timeout followed by retry after action already succeeded

Likely root cause

A provider may repeat a call, a response may be lost after commit or automation may not track state. Model output is not authorisation to change resources.

Likely-cause and resolution matrix

Follow a branch only when evidence supports it. A symptom may have more than one cause; do not change layers by guesswork.

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Prerequisites

  • Authorised access to the involved runtime, provider or automation.
  • A test environment and synthetic data; never use customer prompts for diagnostics.
  • A technical owner who can approve network, secret, GPU or resource changes.

Important warnings

  • Do not expose local inference endpoints or webhooks without appropriate authentication, TLS and limits. Never put API keys, private prompts or personal data in commands, screenshots or logs.
  • Commands are diagnostic references. Production changes, Docker/firewall rules and credential rotation require service-owner authorisation.

Step-by-step walkthrough

1. Confirm the symptom and scope

A retry or repeated event creates duplicate tickets, orders or account changes. Correlate tool-call ID, idempotency key, authenticated user and external result. Check whether a commit may have occurred before timeout.
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curl -sS -X POST "${APP_API}/actions" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Idempotency-Key: test-run-unique-001' --data-binary @request.json
Expected output:
Duplicate operation; timeout followed by retry after action already succeeded

2. Correct the responsible component

Validate schema, identity and server-side/human authorisation before execution. Implement persistent operation idempotency, an allowlist of actions, explicit confirmation for irreversible effects and minimal audit logging.

3. Verify and close exposure

Replay the same test identifier and confirm the prior result is returned without repeating the side effect. An unauthorised identity must receive 403.
Expected output:
The check confirms the expected result without exposing services or data.

Troubleshooting & Solutions

Duplicate operation; timeout followed by retry after action already succeeded

Root cause: A provider may repeat a call, a response may be lost after commit or automation may not track state. Model output is not authorisation to change resources.

Resolution: Validate schema, identity and server-side/human authorisation before execution. Implement persistent operation idempotency, an allowlist of actions, explicit confirmation for irreversible effects and minimal audit logging.

Rollback and recovery plan

Restore the last approved configuration, stop the affected workflow and revoke any exposed credential. If real data was processed through an unauthorised path, retain minimal redacted records and follow the internal incident-response process.

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