fix(openai-chat): read MiMo tool-call echoes without </function> or with a header newline - #5725
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOpenAI Chat tool-call parsing now recognizes additional serialized block forms and normalizes their bodies before matching them with structured calls. Tests cover streamed and buffered parsing. The compatibility documentation and ADR describe the parsing behavior. ChangesSerialized tool-call echo matching
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| - Consequences: Matching calls no longer appear twice; same-name/different-body examples remain visible; the small held region is translator-budgeted and emits heartbeats while held; terminal failures retain held text without dispatching tools; malformed concatenated arguments are repaired only for the exact duplicated wrapper shape. | ||
| - Follow-up (260924): the streaming hold is bounded (8 KiB of prose after a closed block, 4 MiB total); past a bound held text is released unsuppressed. See structure/providers/chat-compat.md. | ||
| - Follow-up (#5724): MiMo echoes that omit `</function>` or put a template newline after the function header are read as the same block, matching the Command Code reader's grammar; suppression still requires the name and body to agree with a structured call. |
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This follow-up changes the parsing contract by adding two newly accepted wire shapes, but appends that decision to the existing historical ADR. Move the #5724 reasoning into a new uniquely numbered decision record, link it from the owning section, and leave ADR-5548 unchanged so the recorded history remains accurate.
AGENTS.md reference: structure/AGENTS.md:L85-L88
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When a valid closed tool body itself contains the literal <tool_call> string—for example, text("<tool_call>");—this condition rejects the successful closed match and retries the unclosed grammar. That fallback absorbs </function> into the body, so it no longer agrees with the structured call and both streaming and buffered responses expose the entire duplicate markup. Distinguish an actual subsequent outer block from an opening-tag literal inside the freeform body instead of rejecting every closed match containing OPEN_TAG.
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Fixed in 23ea42e. The closed-form rejection now looks only for a real block header (<tool_call> followed by <function=), so a body containing text("<tool_call>") is matched whole. The test covers both literal tags, streamed and buffered, plus an unclosed block followed by a closed one.
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🟡 Minor · Preserve leading newlines in the structured input. · serialized-tool-call-content.ts:340
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve leading newlines in the structured input.
If a structured call has
input: "\ncmd"and its serialized block has bodycmd, Line 340 removes the newline from the structured input. The bodies then compare equal, so reconciliation hides markup that does not match the call. The stated agreement rule requires mismatched markup to remain visible. (github.com)Compare the structured input without removing its leading newline. First allow an exact body match; then allow one template newline to be removed from the serialized body only. Add a regression for this mismatched pair.
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…ith a header newline The Chat reconciler removed a duplicated <tool_call> block only in the canonical <function=NAME>BODY</parameter></function> shape. MiMo also echoes the block without </function>, and sometimes with a template newline after the function header; both stayed on screen next to the structured call that ran (#5724). The block pattern now accepts the unclosed form after trying the closed one, and the body comparison drops one leading newline, matching the Command Code reader's grammar. Suppression still requires the name and body to agree with a structured call, so mismatched markup stays visible.
Review follow-up. The closed/unclosed regex pair backtracked quadratically on a long unterminated body and hid a closed body that merely contained a literal <tool_call>. Blocks are now read by delimiter scan: the first </tool_call> preceded by </function> closes the block, and only when none appears before the next real block header does the first </tool_call> close it. The decision moves to its own record, ADR-5724; ADR-5548 is left as it was.
A body can carry a full literal header such as
text("<tool_call><function=exec>"). A separate bare block can only begin
at the start of a line, so the scan now stops only at a header there.
A line-start header only bounds an unclosed candidate. When no </tool_call> appears before it, it is body text, and a closed </function></tool_call> after it still ends the block.
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…5693) MiMo 2.6 Pro over OpenCode Go can echo two identical bare <tool_call> blocks in assistant text beside one structured call whose input repeats the body twice. The pair is now suppressed when exactly one structured call agrees with its function and input, and a doubled input (direct or newline joined, input as the only key) is reduced to one copy. Ambiguous or mismatched markup stays visible. Rebuilt on the blockAt/freeformBody reader from #5725, so the comparison also holds for the canonical MiMo layout with a newline after the function header. Co-authored-by: Vadevious <Vadevious@users.noreply.github.com>
…5693) MiMo 2.6 Pro over OpenCode Go can echo two identical bare <tool_call> blocks in assistant text beside one structured call whose input repeats the body twice. The pair is now suppressed when exactly one structured call agrees with its function and input, and a doubled input (direct or newline joined, input as the only key) is reduced to one copy. Ambiguous or mismatched markup stays visible. Rebuilt on the blockAt/freeformBody reader from #5725, so the comparison also holds for the canonical MiMo layout with a newline after the function header. Co-authored-by: Vadevious <Vadevious@users.noreply.github.com>
…xAI adapter fixes (#5739) * fix(quota): label DeepSeek balance with the selected row's currency (#5692) A CNY-billed account showed 'API balance ($76.88)'. The symbol now follows the balance_infos row that was picked: USD keeps $, CNY uses ¥, other codes prefix the amount, and a row without a currency keeps the legacy $. * fix(registry): publish MiMo token-plan context, output and modality facts (#5695) The mimo token-plan entry declared no model-level capacity, so V2.6 rows reached clients without a context window, output cap or input modalities. Xiaomi's model pages list 1M context and 128K output for all four roster ids, image input for V2.6 Pro/Flash and V2.5, and text only for V2.5 Pro. Video/audio have no catalog vocabulary and are not claimed; noVisionModels is unchanged. * fix(google): give array tool parameters without items a string item schema (#5689) A tool parameter declared as {type: array} with no items reached Gemini unchanged and could be rejected. The sanitizer now materializes items {type: string} for any array it emits without items (missing, tuple, or invalid source items). Valid item schemas are unchanged, the budget-exhausted path is untouched, and no loss category is recorded. * fix(openai-chat): reconcile repeated MiMo tool-call echoes (carries #5693) MiMo 2.6 Pro over OpenCode Go can echo two identical bare <tool_call> blocks in assistant text beside one structured call whose input repeats the body twice. The pair is now suppressed when exactly one structured call agrees with its function and input, and a doubled input (direct or newline joined, input as the only key) is reduced to one copy. Ambiguous or mismatched markup stays visible. Rebuilt on the blockAt/freeformBody reader from #5725, so the comparison also holds for the canonical MiMo layout with a newline after the function header. Co-authored-by: Vadevious <Vadevious@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(xai): give grok-4.7-build-fast grok-4.7's documented metadata (#5576) The discovered grok-4.7-build-fast id fell back to a 128K window and a generic effort ladder. xAI documents Grok 4.7 Fast as the same model on faster infrastructure (Cursor and Grok Build only), so the id now carries grok-4.7's 500K window, low..xhigh ladder with a high default, image input, and the reasoning-model stop/penalty/reasoning-replay lists. The wire pin, service tier and lineup seed stay unclaimed until probed. * fix(cli): resolve Codex catalog slugs in ocx effort model (#5096) ocx effort model command-code/deepseek-deepseek-v4.1-flash, the slug the Codex catalog publishes, reported an empty ladder because the selector was split at the first slash and looked up literally. The model part now decodes through the router's known-id slug codec before the ladder, wire map and noReasoningModels lookups, so the slug and the exact id command-code/deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash report the same ladder. Output names the resolved id and adds requestedModel / 'Resolved from' when it differs. Unresolvable ids behave as before; no ladder rows change. * fix(command-code): keep MiMo tool-call markup after prose off the text channel (#5698) The Command Code tool-text filter only held a text block that opened with <tool_call>. MiMo's gateway echo can arrive after ordinary prose in the same delta, and interleaved reasoning interrupted held blocks, so the raw envelope reached the client while the native call also ran. - A delta is split at the marker: prose keeps its streamed or queued path and the markup starts a fresh probe block. Leading whitespace still uses the existing probe. - Held blocks are no longer interrupted by interleaved events; the queued byte bound still flushes an envelope that never resolves. - An envelope the strict parser rejects but that opens and closes around a declared function is dropped on the duplicate and clean-finish paths. Markup that parses but does not fit its schema is still released as text. Reimplemented from the reporter's validated patch in the issue. Co-authored-by: marciodps <95321123+marciodps@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(command-code): describe the prose split, held envelopes and loose-envelope drop (#5698) * test(layout): register L3 regression files; add the L3 lane plan * fix(google): charge synthesized array items to the schema node budget (#5689) Review follow-up: the materialized items schema was added after traversal without consuming a node, so many bare array leaves could exceed the 1,024-node bound. Synthesis now reserves one node and is skipped, with node-budget-widened reported, once the budget is spent. * fix(openai-chat): reduce a doubled echo input only when one call qualifies Review follow-up to the #5693 carry: the doubled-input repair ran per structured call, so two qualifying calls were both rewritten while the pair itself stayed visible as ambiguous. Both flush sites now reconcile a response's calls as one batch, and the reduction applies only when exactly one call qualifies. * fix(command-code): drop a malformed echo only for its own native call; track only probing blocks Review follow-ups to #5698: a malformed envelope was dropped when any native call exhausted its candidates, even one for another tool; it now needs a native call for the function it declares, otherwise it is released as text. Held blocks are no longer kept in activeProbes just to be skipped on every event. * fix(openai-chat): count an already-agreeing call as a competing echo explanation Review follow-up: with a doubled call A and a call B whose input already equals the repeated block, A was still reduced because only doubled shapes were counted. Both now count as explanations, and the reduction applies only when there is exactly one. * fix(google): omit an array the node budget cannot complete instead of emitting it bare Review follow-up to #5689: when the budget ran out at an array, the retained array could still be emitted without items, which Gemini rejects for the whole request. Every sanitizeSchema exit now completes an array's items or returns BUDGET_EXHAUSTED so the caller omits it, cascading to a parent that lost its own items. Non-array schemas keep the existing budget behaviour. * test(openai-chat): pin fenced repeated echoes as visible and unrepaired Review follow-up: a repeated pair inside a Markdown fence opened in an earlier chunk keeps its doubled input and stays visible, and a fenced echo does not repair the argument prefix beside it. The buffer never holds a complete block inside a fence, so the reducer and drain share the same starting context; these tests guard that. --------- Co-authored-by: Vadevious <Vadevious@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: marciodps <95321123+marciodps@users.noreply.github.com>
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Refs #5724. On 2.64.0, MiMo routes that use the OpenAI Chat adapter (OpenCode Go, Xiaomi MiMo OpenAI Chat, the MiMo token plan, OpenRouter, and similar) show the model's
<tool_call><function=exec>…</parameter></function></tool_call>echo as assistant text beside the tool call that actually runs. The main shape in the report is already handled ondevby #5674, which merged after the 2.64.0 cut. Two nearby MiMo echo shapes still leaked ondev:</function>:<tool_call><function=exec>CODE</parameter></tool_call><tool_call><function=exec>\nCODE\n</parameter></function></tool_call>The Command Code reader already accepts both (#5637). The Chat reconciler now reads each block with a linear delimiter scan. The first
</tool_call>preceded by</function>closes the block. Only when none appears before the next real block header (<tool_call>followed by<function=) does the first</tool_call>close it. A body that contains a literal<tool_call>or</tool_call>still matches whole, and a long unterminated body no longer backtracks. Its body comparison drops one leading newline, which is template layout. A block is still removed only when its function name and body match a structured call in the same response, so mismatched markup stays visible.This PR does not cover a response that contains only the markup and no structured call. The Chat adapter still shows that text and runs nothing, as before.
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v2.64.0,dev, and this branch, showed the markup visible on every 2.64.0 variant.devremoves the canonical shape but leaks the two variants above. This branch removes all matching variants.bun test ./tests/adapters/openai/openai-chat-serialized-tool-call-content.test.ts: 7 pass. The two new variant cases fail with the source change reverted. Streaming and buffered paths are covered, plus guards for a mismatched body, a literal<tool_call>/</tool_call>inside a body, and an unclosed block followed by a closed one.bun test ./tests/adapters/openai/ ./tests/responses/responses-chat-tool-call-content.test.ts ./tests/adapters/command-code: 479 pass, 0 fail.</tool_call>closers take about 4 ms (scratch timing).bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check,bun run privacy:scan, the file-size ratchet test, and the test-layout/structure SSOT tests all pass.bun run test:changed: 11,642 pass / 396 fail. Every failure comes from environment-bound suites (native-profile-startup,server-*,config-mutation-lock, OAuth, and package-tree). They fail because this worktree sits under~/.codex, and the test-home guard refuses to create or remove temp trees there. None of them touch this code path. Hosted CI covers them.Checklist
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