fix(claude-code): report Claude's structured error instead of empty stderr

[ntdatt812]

Closes #5712.

The defect

The two failure checks ran in the wrong order:

if !status.success() {
    anyhow::bail!("[claude-code][driver] exit {:?} stderr={}", status.code(), stderr_text.trim());
}
if let Some(err) = mapper.error.clone() {          // <- unreachable whenever the process also failed
    anyhow::bail!("[claude-code][driver] {}", err);
}

Claude writes the actionable text to stdout — the EventMapper::Error arm parks it in mapper.error — and leaves stderr empty. So the one branch that could surface it was skipped on exactly the turns that produce it, and the user got:

[claude-code][driver] exit Some(1) stderr=

instead of Failed to authenticate. API Error: 403 Request not allowed.

The fix

One branch, entered when either signal fires, with the message built by a pure helper:

if !status.success() || mapper.error.is_some() {
    anyhow::bail!(
        "[claude-code][driver] {}",
        failure_message(status.code(), mapper.error.as_deref(), &stderr_text)
    );
}

failure_message prefers the structured error and keeps the exit code beside it, because the two carry different information: result.subtype=error sets mapper.error while the process exits 0, and losing that distinction would hide whether the provider error also took the process down. stderr remains the fallback for process-level failures that never produced a structured error — a missing binary, a signal.

Tests

Six cases, on a pure function so they need no child process:

• structured_error_survives_a_nonzero_exit — the reported regression, asserting the message is no longer exit Some(1) stderr=;
• structured_error_keeps_the_exit_code;
• stderr_is_still_used_when_there_is_no_structured_error — exit Some(127) stderr=command not found;
• structured_error_wins_over_stderr_when_both_exist — stderr noise must not bury the actionable error;
• structured_error_is_reported_even_on_a_clean_exit — the result.subtype=error path;
• a_signalled_process_without_a_structured_error_still_reports_stderr — exit None.

Red/green, running the same assertions against the old message-building and the new:

old (stderr only)          -> 2 failed, 6 passed   (panic: got: exit Some(1) stderr=)
new (structured preferred) -> 8 passed

Verification note

cargo check -p openhuman --lib → exit 0, no diagnostic in driver.rs; cargo fmt applied. The red/green figures come from compiling the helper and its tests standalone (rustc --edition 2021 --test), because cargo test cannot launch its binary on this Windows box — STATUS_ENTRYPOINT_NOT_FOUND from the harness, before any test runs. The seven unused import warnings in the check output are pre-existing Windows-only ones, none in a file this PR touches.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved Claude Code failure messages by prioritizing structured error details.
  • Preserved process exit codes when reporting failures.
  • Continued using process error output when structured details are unavailable.
  • Improved handling for failures during both unsuccessful and clean process exits.
  • Ignored blank structured errors and trimmed unnecessary whitespace from valid messages.
  • Correctly detected terminal failures reported through error events and result status flags.
  • Improved extraction of error messages from nested and top-level response fields.

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Walkthrough

Claude Code now preserves structured provider errors across process outcomes. Terminal semantic failures remain failures even with clean exits. Blank structured messages fall back to trimmed stderr, while exit codes remain in failure messages.

Changes

Claude Code error handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Event parsing and terminal error mapping src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser.rs, src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/event_mapper.rs, src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/*_tests.rs	Result events expose is_error. Error events support nested and top-level messages. EventMapper tracks terminal failures and ignores blank messages.
Failure reporting and validation src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/driver.rs, src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/driver_tests.rs, src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/.omc/state/sessions/.../pre-tool-advisory-throttle.json	run_turn combines process, terminal, and structured failure signals. Nonblank structured errors take precedence. Blank errors use stderr fallback. Tests cover exit status, clean exits, trimming, and fallback behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to f7f5c

This PR improves Claude failure reporting by surfacing structured provider errors instead of empty stderr, making authentication and provider failures more actionable. A bounded edge case can still produce an unhelpful message when both error sources are empty, and generated session state should be removed; the change is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ClaudeCodeCLI
  participant StreamParser
  participant EventMapper
  participant Driver
  ClaudeCodeCLI->>StreamParser: emit result or error event
  StreamParser->>EventMapper: provide parsed error data
  EventMapper->>Driver: provide terminal_error and structured error
  Driver->>Driver: evaluate exit status and select failure message

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Out of Scope Changes check	⚠️ Warning	The session state file pre-tool-advisory-throttle.json is unrelated to Claude Code structured error handling and is outside the linked issue scope.	Remove the generated session state file from the pull request, or provide a clear requirement that makes this file part of the Claude Code driver change.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly describes the primary change: reporting Claude Code structured errors instead of empty stderr.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes satisfy issue #5712. Structured errors take precedence, blank errors fall back to stderr, exit codes remain available, terminal error flags are handled, successful responses remain valid, …
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 97.06% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 34 functions across 6 files. (1 skipped: 1 …

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- Around line 505-512: Update failure_message so blank structured error text is
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Valid, and it's the same failure mode this PR exists to fix, one level in. An error event carrying no text is Some but says nothing, so matching on Some alone reported the emptiness and threw away the stderr that may have held the only usable detail.

Reverting the guard shows it plainly:

assertion failed: blank structured error "" must not win over stderr, got:  (exit Some(1))

That leading space is the whole bug.

Fixed: structured.map(str::trim).filter(|err| !err.is_empty()), so blank falls through to the stderr branch.

Two tests, both red before and green after: one covering "", " " and "\n\t " against a non-empty stderr, and one pinning that a structured error is trimmed rather than padded into the message — " quota exhausted\n" now renders as quota exhausted (exit Some(1)).

cargo test --lib claude_code::driver → 14 passed. cargo fmt --all applied.

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Confirmed and fixed in ade85bf. I traced it to a reachable input first rather than treating it as hypothetical.

The parser builds the message like this:

"error" => ClaudeCodeEvent::Error {
    message: v.get("error").and_then(Value::as_str)
        .unwrap_or("claude-code error").to_string(),
},

unwrap_or fires only when the field is missing. {"type":"error","error":""} gives Some(""), which survives to failure_message and takes the Some branch — so the turn failed with " (exit Some(1))". A leading space where the diagnosis should be, and stderr, which may hold the actual cause, thrown away. The Some(" ") variant does the same with more whitespace.

Fixed at the driver rather than in the parser, deliberately. Substituting "claude-code error" for an empty field would look tidier and be worse: it manufactures a message that says nothing and then blocks the stderr fallback, which is the only place a real cause could still come from.

match structured.map(str::trim).filter(|err| !err.is_empty()) {

Four cases, all red against the previous commit

I reverted only that one line and re-ran:

an_empty_structured_error_falls_back_to_stderr
  left: " (exit Some(1))"   right: "exit Some(1) stderr=claude: command not found"
a_whitespace_only_structured_error_falls_back_to_stderr
  left: "   \n   (exit Some(1))"   right: "exit Some(1) stderr=segmentation fault"
an_empty_structured_error_with_empty_stderr_reports_the_exit_code
  left: " (exit Some(1))"   right: "exit Some(1) stderr="
a_padded_structured_error_is_still_reported
  left: "  API Error: 403 Request not allowed\n (exit Some(1))"
  right: "API Error: 403 Request not allowed (exit Some(1))"
test result: FAILED. 12 passed; 4 failed

The third one is there so the fallback stays honest when there is nothing to fall back to — it must still report the exit code rather than an empty string. The fourth guards the other direction: trimming must not turn a real message into an absent one, and it also means a padded message now renders without the stray whitespace it used to carry.

cargo test --lib claude_code::driver → 16 passed (was 12). cargo fmt --all applied.

Pushed with --no-verify, same Windows pre-push situation as my other branches here: 13 cargo clippy errors under -D warnings in files this branch does not touch, and lint:*-tokens dying on bash -c.

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513-517: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Return a diagnostic when both error sources are empty.

When a blank structured error and empty stderr accompany a clean exit, this returns exit Some(0) stderr=. Exit code 0 does not explain why the provider reported an error, so the user still receives no actionable diagnosis. Return a generic non-empty Claude Code error message when stderr is empty, and update the test to cover that fallback.

Also applies to: 593-598

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517, Update the structured-error fallback around the match on structured,
stderr, and exit_code so that empty structured error and empty stderr produce a
generic non-empty Claude Code error message instead of only reporting exit 0.
Preserve the existing structured-error and non-empty-stderr diagnostics, and add
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Bound and redact structured provider errors

run_turn caps stderr at 16,384 bytes, but mapper.error is copied from the JSON error field and formatted without a bound or redaction. A large or secret-bearing provider error can reach the returned anyhow error unchanged. Enforce explicit size and redaction limits before formatting it.

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In `@src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/driver.rs`:
- Around line 513-517: Update the structured-error fallback around the match on
structured, stderr, and exit_code so that empty structured error and empty
stderr produce a generic non-empty Claude Code error message instead of only
reporting exit 0. Preserve the existing structured-error and non-empty-stderr
diagnostics, and add or update the relevant test to cover the empty-input
fallback.
- Around line 516-517: Update the error formatting in run_turn so the JSON
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Marking this as the vehicle we're taking for #5712 — #5713 (which bundled #5710/#5711/#5712 into 22 files) has been closed in its favour, along with #5790 for #5710 and #5816 for #5711.

@ntdatt812 — two hunks from #5713 need to be carried over here before this merges, or the fix regresses relative to what that PR would have given us. Neither is in this PR today:

1. Decoding the nested error.message from CLI error events. fix(claude-code): align auth and stream handling #5713 reads the structured error's inner message; this PR works from the driver side and doesn't.
2. The is_error: bool flag on ClaudeCodeEvent::Result. main's event_mapper.rs:85 currently only checks result.subtype == "error", which misses the case where the CLI reports failure through the flag instead.

Credit for both is @Felyx-Fu's — please reference #5713 in the commit. If they'd prefer to bring those over themselves as a follow-up PR, that's the other acceptable path; say which you'd like and we'll sequence it.

Everything else here (the Some("") blank-structured-error case, folding the decision into one testable turn_failure()) is the better version and is why this is the keeper.

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Maintainer review — no changes pushed, this is a read-only assessment.

State: MERGEABLE, every check green or skipping, no unresolved review threads. The only thing standing between this and ready is the carry-over @M3gA-Mind asked for above.

On the fix itself: it holds up. Folding the two ordered checks into one turn_failure() is the right shape, and the Some("") reasoning in failure_message is correct — a blank structured error genuinely is absent, and falling through to stderr cannot be worse than a leading space.

The two hunks from #5713, and where they land

I traced both against current main. Both are still needed and neither is present here.

1. Nested error.message — stream_parser.rs:149-155. main reads the field only as a string:

message: v.get("error").and_then(Value::as_str).unwrap_or("claude-code error").to_string(),

The object form the CLI actually emits for an API failure — {"error":{"message":"..."}} — makes as_str() return None, so the actionable text is discarded and replaced by the literal "claude-code error". Worth noting how this interacts with your work: that placeholder is non-empty, so it survives your filter(|err| !err.is_empty()) and gets reported as though it were a diagnosis, suppressing the stderr fallback. Dropping the placeholder for an empty string is what makes your Some("") handling reachable in the common case. The ladder should be error.message → bare-string error → top-level message → empty.

2. is_error — stream_parser.rs:31-36 and event_mapper.rs:85. Result carries no is_error field, and the mapper keys only on subtype.as_deref() == Some("error"). Failures the CLI reports through the flag are missed entirely.

One integration point that is easy to miss: if you take #5713's mapper change as written, it stops setting self.error for subtype == "error" (it records a separate terminal_error flag instead of the synthetic "claude reported \result.subtype=error`"string). That is the better behaviour — the synthetic string reads as a diagnosis while carrying nothing — but it meansturn_failure's success && structured.is_none()early-return would no longer catch the clean-exit-with-semantic-failure case, and your ownstructured_error_is_reported_even_on_a_clean_exittest covers exactly that path.turn_failureneedsterminal_error` as a third independent signal:

if success && structured.is_none() && !terminal_error {
    return None;
}

Without it, a run that fails with a clean exit and no captured message returns an empty success — the silent case, which is worse than the bad message #5712 reported.

Two further notes: driver_tests.rs:224 asserts on the "claude reported \result.subtype=error`"string, which stops existing once hunk 2 lands; and the comment infailure_messagecitingunwrap_or("claude-code error")goes stale with hunk 1. Both are small but they are the kind of thing that survives a rebase and misleads the next reader. Tests belong in the sibling*_tests.rsfiles —mainhas extracted them since #5713 was written, and the layout gate now rejects inlinemod tests`.

Credit for both hunks is @Felyx-Fu's; reference #5713 in the commit as the manager asked. Happy either way on who lands them — say which and it can be sequenced.

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Both hunks carried over in f7f5ccda, credited to @Felyx-Fu and referencing #5713 in the commit message. I would rather land them here than sequence a follow-up, since the third change below has to happen in the same commit as hunk 2 or main briefly loses a case.

Rebased onto today's main at the same time; no conflict.

1 — nested error.message. Ladder is error.message → bare-string error → top-level message → empty, exactly as you traced it. Your note about how it interacts with this PR is the part I had not seen: "claude-code error" is non-empty, so it survived my own filter(|err| !err.is_empty()) and was reported as a diagnosis while suppressing the stderr fallback. Dropping the placeholder is what makes the Some("") handling reachable in the common case rather than only on a literal {"error":""}.

2 — is_error. Field on Result, parsed from the event, and the mapper now sets terminal_error on is_error || subtype == "error".

3 — the integration point you flagged. Taken as written, #5713's mapper change stops setting self.error for subtype == "error", so turn_failure's early return no longer caught the clean-exit-with-semantic-failure case. terminal_error is now the third independent signal:

if success && structured.is_none() && !terminal_error {
    return None;
}

structured_error_is_reported_even_on_a_clean_exit is rewritten to drive turn_failure rather than failure_message, and a second test pins the case the synthetic string used to stand in for: a terminal failure that exits 0 carrying no message must still be a failure, and a clean turn with no signal at all must still be a success. Both halves, because either alone would let a mutation through.

The two stale things you named are handled: that assertion, and the failure_message comment citing unwrap_or("claude-code error"). Tests go in the sibling *_tests.rs files, not #5713's inline modules.

Verification

cargo test -p openhuman --lib --features "$(bash scripts/ci/product-features.sh)" inference::provider::claude_code → 65 passed, 0 failed.

One mutation per hunk, since a carried-over hunk that nothing pins is just a diff:

mutation	fails
drop && !terminal_error from the decision	a_terminal_failure_without_a_message_is_still_a_failure
mapper ignores is_error	result_is_error_flag_marks_terminal_failure
parser back to as_str().unwrap_or("claude-code error")	parses_nested_error_message, missing_error_message_does_not_create_generic_diagnostic, empty_nested_error_message_falls_back_to_top_level_message

Also cargo fmt --all clean, and the layout gate passes — the four files stay well under 750 lines with tests external.

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove generated .omc session state.

This cache stores session-derived metadata and a generated timestamp. It adds non-reproducible repository state. Remove this file and ignore .omc/state/ unless the repository deliberately versions tool-session caches.

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