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Wrapped JSON.parse in a try-catch block to prevent unhandled exceptions and potential exposure of sensitive parser error strings. Also refactored the generic catch block to use `unknown` instead of `any` for better type safety. Co-authored-by: redNSF <77155945+redNSF@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The application was directly parsing LLM output via
⚠️ Risk: If the LLM generates invalid JSON,
JSON.parsewithout explicitly handling syntax errors.JSON.parsethrows an error. Previously, this error fell into a generic catch block that returned the rawerror.messageto the client. This could lead to a denial of service (unhandled exceptions in some contexts) or exposure of sensitive stack trace/parser information.🛡️ Solution: Wrapped
JSON.parsein a specifictry/catchblock. If parsing fails, the API now logs the error internally and returns a sanitized, generic 500 error message (Invalid JSON response from LLM) to the client. Additionally, the outer catch block was updated to useerror: unknowninstead ofany, improving TypeScript safety and complying with project conventions.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5888121746191579623 started by @redNSF