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Closes #1809

Summary

  • Adds a narrow, explicit compatibility escape hatch allowing custom openai-responses providers to opt into the existing bounded Responses terminal repair state machine via modelResponsesCompatibility ("terminal-repair"), modelResponsesTerminalRepair ({ graceMs: number } / number), or provider-level responsesTerminalRepair.
  • Resolves the repair policy through providerModelResponsesTerminalRepair against the effective per-model wire (respecting modelAdapters), ensuring only effective openai-responses streams can opt in while preserving unconfigured and non-Responses routes unchanged.
  • Preserves all existing registry presets (e.g. DeepSeek V4) and maintains fail-closed validation for non-positive or invalid grace periods.

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  • bun test tests/deepseek-inbound-wire.test.ts (45 pass, 0 fail, covering custom provider compatibility opt-ins, per-model explicit graceMs, provider-level grace, adapter-type gating, modelAdapters overrides, and invalid value fail-closed behavior)
  • bun test tests/passthrough-abort.test.ts (14 pass, 0 fail)
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  • Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
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  • New Features

    • Added configurable Responses terminal-repair settings for custom providers.
    • Supports provider-level and per-model grace periods, compatibility checks, and sensible defaults.
    • Model matching is case-insensitive, with settings applied only to compatible adapters.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Invalid or non-positive grace-period values are now rejected.
    • Configuration precedence is applied consistently, with registry defaults retained as a fallback.

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Custom providers can now opt eligible models into Responses terminal repair. Configuration supports model-level and provider-level grace periods. Resolution uses case-insensitive model lookup, effective adapter gating, precedence rules, validation, and registry fallback behavior.

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Responses terminal repair

Layer / File(s) Summary
Repair configuration and resolution
src/types/provider.ts, src/providers/registry.ts
OcxProviderConfig now supports model compatibility declarations, model-specific grace periods, and provider-level settings. providerModelResponsesTerminalRepair resolves these settings for effective openai-responses adapters, validates grace periods, and preserves registry fallback behavior.
Repair resolution validation
tests/deepseek-inbound-wire.test.ts
Tests cover compatibility defaults, explicit grace periods, provider-level settings, case-insensitive model matching, adapter and wire gating, and invalid grace values.

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

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 3d3b8

Malformed per-model terminal-repair settings currently fall back to a 500 ms repair window instead of disabling the feature, which can enable unexpected response handling for custom providers. Merge should wait until explicit invalid values fail closed and the regression case is added.

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In `@src/providers/registry.ts`:
- Around line 2895-2904: Update the terminal-repair policy lookup in
src/providers/registry.ts lines 2895-2904, using a case-insensitive lookup for
modelResponsesCompatibility and the corresponding modelResponsesTerminalRepair
value so differently cased configuration keys match any request model ID; add
focused regression coverage in tests/deepseek-inbound-wire.test.ts lines
1019-1030 by configuring “My-Model” and asserting both lowercase and uppercase
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In `@src/providers/registry.ts`:
- Around line 2908-2911: Update the model grace-period resolution around
lookupCaseInsensitive so the 500 ms default applies only when the model entry is
absent; for present numeric or object entries, floor the value and return
undefined unless it is finite and positive, including for zero, negative, NaN,
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const raw = lookupCaseInsensitive(provider.modelResponsesTerminalRepair, modelId);
const grace = typeof raw === "number" ? raw : (typeof raw === "object" && raw ? raw.graceMs : 500);
const graceMs = Math.floor(grace ?? 500);
return { graceMs: Number.isFinite(graceMs) && graceMs > 0 ? graceMs : 500 };

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Fail closed for invalid explicit grace periods.

When modelResponsesTerminalRepair[modelId] exists with 0, a negative value, NaN, Infinity, null, or a missing graceMs, Line 2911 returns { graceMs: 500 }. This enables terminal repair for malformed configuration instead of failing closed. Use the 500 ms default only when the entry is absent. Validate present values as finite positive numbers after flooring; otherwise return undefined.

Add a regression case in tests/deepseek-inbound-wire.test.ts for compatibility opt-in combined with an invalid model grace period.

As per PR objective: invalid or non-positive grace periods fail closed.

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 const raw = lookupCaseInsensitive(provider.modelResponsesTerminalRepair, modelId);
-const grace = typeof raw === "number" ? raw : (typeof raw === "object" && raw ? raw.graceMs : 500);
-const graceMs = Math.floor(grace ?? 500);
-return { graceMs: Number.isFinite(graceMs) && graceMs > 0 ? graceMs : 500 };
+if (raw === undefined) return { graceMs: 500 };
+const grace = typeof raw === "number"
+  ? raw
+  : (typeof raw === "object" && raw ? raw.graceMs : undefined);
+const graceMs = typeof grace === "number" ? Math.floor(grace) : 0;
+if (!Number.isFinite(graceMs) || graceMs <= 0) return undefined;
+return { graceMs };
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const raw = lookupCaseInsensitive(provider.modelResponsesTerminalRepair, modelId);
const grace = typeof raw === "number" ? raw : (typeof raw === "object" && raw ? raw.graceMs : 500);
const graceMs = Math.floor(grace ?? 500);
return { graceMs: Number.isFinite(graceMs) && graceMs > 0 ? graceMs : 500 };
const raw = lookupCaseInsensitive(provider.modelResponsesTerminalRepair, modelId);
if (raw === undefined) return { graceMs: 500 };
const grace = typeof raw === "number"
? raw
: (typeof raw === "object" && raw ? raw.graceMs : undefined);
const graceMs = typeof grace === "number" ? Math.floor(grace) : 0;
if (!Number.isFinite(graceMs) || graceMs <= 0) return undefined;
return { graceMs };
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In `@src/providers/registry.ts` around lines 2908 - 2911, Update the model
grace-period resolution around lookupCaseInsensitive so the 500 ms default
applies only when the model entry is absent; for present numeric or object
entries, floor the value and return undefined unless it is finite and positive,
including for zero, negative, NaN, Infinity, null, or missing graceMs. Add a
regression case in deepseek-inbound-wire.test.ts covering compatibility opt-in
with an invalid model grace period.

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리뷰 · 우선순위 49 / 80

설명: 이 PR은 이슈 #1809 가 말한, 커스텀 openai-responses 프로바이더가 이미 있는 Responses 끝맺음 수리를 직접 켤 수 있게 하는 작은 문이다. 지금 CURRENT dev HEAD 는 ced9a85c5 이다. origin/dev 는 지난 시간과 같은 커밋이다. 현재 providerModelResponsesTerminalRepair 는 레지스트리 프리셋만 본다. DeepSeek V4 같은 항목은 이미 정책이 있다. 커스텀 게이트웨이는 켤 값이 없다. 이 변경은 타입 세 개와 해석 함수를 넓힌다. 모델별 호환 문자열, 모델별 graceMs, 프로바이더 기본값. 실효 어댑터가 openai-responses 일 때만 탄다. modelAdapters 로 모델만 Responses 인 경우도 본다. 레지스트리 폴백은 그대로 둔다. 테스트는 대소문자, 기본 500ms, 숫자/객체 grace, 프로바이더 기본, chat 와이어 거절, 잘못된 값은 닫힘을 잠근다. 구멍은 두 개다. 호환 문자열이 켜진 뒤 grace 가 0 이거나 음수면 500 으로 떨어진다. 명시적 modelResponsesTerminalRepair 만 닫힌다. 노브가 세 개라 운영자가 무엇을 켜야 하는지 겹친다. config.ts 검증은 없다. 잘못된 값은 해석 때 무시된다. 저장은 될 수 있다. types.ts 는 AUTO-SPLIT 배럴이고 몸은 이미 src/types/provider.ts 에 있다. 이 PR은 그 파일에 필드를 더한다. 배럴을 다시 짜지 않았다. 맞다. 드래프트이고 체크리스트 0/4. package.json 은 2.27.0. 카탈로그 팁은 Ox Alpha x-preview-f-free + deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp. Cursor #2334 미연결, #2332 H2 discovery 전용, #2320+#2342 는 이미 dev. #2188 사이드카는 이미 dev. 핫픽스가 아니라 커스텀 프로바이더 문이라서 49.

src/providers/registry.ts providerModelResponsesTerminalRepair - 지금 HEAD는 레지스트리만 본다. 이 PR은 커스텀 옵트인을 앞에 둔다
modelResponsesCompatibility === terminal-repair 이고 grace 0/음수 - 500으로 떨어진다. 명시적 modelResponsesTerminalRepair 만 닫힌다
src/types/provider.ts 노브 세 개 - 호환 문자열, 모델 grace, 프로바이더 기본이 겹친다
src/config.ts - 새 키를 검증하지 않는다. 잘못된 값은 저장되고 해석 때 무시될 수 있다
체크리스트 0/4 / 드래프트 - 머지 칸을 열지 말 것

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

너의 추천
호환 문자열+잘못된 grace 를 닫히게 맞춘 뒤에 체크리스트를 채운다. 가능하면 노브를 모델별 grace 와 프로바이더 기본 두 개로 줄인다. types.ts 배럴은 손대지 않은 것이 맞다. 스플릿이 이 파일을 이미 옮긴 뒤에야 충돌이 보이면 리베이스하지 말고 닫고 다시 연다. 지금은 그 정도 아님. DeepSeek 레지스트리 프리셋을 바꾸지 말 것. Cursor #2334, #2359 와 묶지 않는다. 라벨은 그대로 둔다. 프리뷰 배포가 아니다.

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Review: the config surface is missing its validation and DTO wiring

The escape hatch itself is well built. It is gated on effectiveAdapter === "openai-responses", falls through to the registry policy when nothing is configured, and rejects non-positive or non-finite graceMs — so it is genuinely opt-in and does not change default behavior for any existing provider. No objection to the design.

The gap is that it adds three new operator-facing config keys to src/types/provider.ts:

  • modelResponsesCompatibility
  • modelResponsesTerminalRepair
  • responsesTerminalRepair

and the changed-file list is only:

src/providers/registry.ts
src/types/provider.ts
tests/deepseek-inbound-wire.test.ts

Neither src/config.ts nor src/server/auth-cors.ts is touched. Compare with how a peer per-model key is handled on devmodelAdapters is validated in both: modelAdapterRecordConfigError at src/config.ts:1463 and again at src/server/auth-cors.ts:615.

Without that, a malformed modelResponsesTerminalRepair can be written through the management API and only fails later at config load, where the salvage path can drop the whole provider; and a valid setting won't be reflected back through the config DTO.

This is the same gap I flagged on #2364, so it gets the same treatment rather than a pass — the two PRs should probably follow the same pattern.

Suggested shape

  1. A vercelGatewayRouting-style *ConfigError validator for the three keys, called from both the config loader and the management write path.
  2. copyIfDefined for the keys in safeConfigDTO.
  3. A test that fails if either site drops them.

One question worth answering in the description: the default grace is 500 when modelResponsesCompatibility is "terminal-repair" with no explicit value. Is 500 ms chosen from a measurement, or as a placeholder? A terminal-repair window that is too short reintroduces the truncation it exists to prevent.

Leaving open — the mechanism looks right, it just needs the config surface wired up like its neighbours.

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011 records work-phase 1: four green PRs merged (lidge-jun#2309, lidge-jun#2339, lidge-jun#2335, lidge-jun#2313),
lidge-jun#2359 held on a reproduced test failure, a correction to 001 (dev IS protected,
by rulesets rather than classic branch protection), and an honest incident
record of a hard reset that dropped an unpushed commit and how it was recovered.

090 records work-phase 9, the four PRs that arrived mid-loop. lidge-jun#2361 merged;
lidge-jun#2362, lidge-jun#2363 and lidge-jun#2364 left open with their blockers restated. Two of those
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Follow-up review: three reproduced blockers beyond the config-surface gap

My earlier comment flagged the missing config.ts / auth-cors.ts validation. A second reviewer went further and found three defects in the resolver itself. I reproduced all three against your head in a throwaway worktree, so these are measured, not theoretical.

1. The canonical ChatGPT forward provider can opt into repair

providerModelResponsesTerminalRepair("openai", {
  adapter: "openai-responses",
  baseUrl: "https://chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex",
  authMode: "forward",
  responsesTerminalRepair: "terminal-repair",
}, "gpt-5.4")
// => { graceMs: 500 }

That wraps the canonical forward-auth SSE in the DeepSeek repair machine, which #1809 explicitly rules out. Management POST rejects extra keys via sameCanonicalProviderSeed, but providerConfigSchema is .passthrough(), so a hand-edited config.json loads fine. isCanonicalOpenAiForwardProvider already exists (src/config.ts:1092, src/router.ts:613) — this resolver should return undefined for it.

2. An invalid per-model grace re-enables repair through the provider default

// modelResponsesTerminalRepair: { foo: 0 }  +  responsesTerminalRepair: 750
=> { graceMs: 750 }

Setting a per-model value to 0 reads as "disable this model", but it falls through to the provider-level knob instead. The compatibility-string branch returns undefined on an invalid explicit grace; this branch doesn't. An explicit invalid entry should fail closed and stop, not consult the fallback.

3. Duplicate case-folded keys resolve by request casing

// { "My-Model": 500, "my-model": 1500 }
"My-Model" => 500
"my-model" => 1500
"MY-MODEL" => 1500

The same model gets two different grace windows depending on how the request spells it. JSON permits both keys, and lookupCaseInsensitive prefers exact, then exact-lower, then the first Object.entries match. #1809 requires that conflicting folded keys be rejected rather than silently resolved.

Also worth addressing

  • Effective-wire mismatch. resolveWireProtocolOverride (src/server/adapter-resolve.ts:32) uses an exact modelAdapters[modelId] lookup; this helper reimplements a looser case-insensitive one and ignores providerModelWireDefault. With modelAdapters: { "GPT-Custom": "openai-responses" } and a request for gpt-custom, the adapter stays openai-chat while the policy says repair is on. Resolve from the already-settled route.provider.adapter instead.
  • Three overlapping knobs. responsesTerminalRepair: "terminal-repair" enables every model on the adapter, which is much wider than the per-model modelResponsesCompatibility shape the issue described.
  • Unbounded grace. Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER is accepted. Cap it.
  • Two of the new "fail-closed" tests are tautological — they assert undefined, which the old code already returned, so they pass with the source change reverted. Four others genuinely fail without it.

On the Closes #1809 claim

The inherited state machine is sound: it still treats a real response.completed/failed/incomplete as authoritative and won't fabricate success from partial output. So the hatch doesn't swallow errors — the problem is how easily it turns on, and that invalid values can still turn it on via another knob.

But the issue also asks for a live #1367 reproduction and HTTP/SSE + WebSocket regressions for the custom-provider path, and the new tests never enter handleResponses or relayResponsesSseWithTerminalRepair. I'd suggest dropping Closes #1809 and landing this as the policy-lookup slice once the blockers above are closed.

Still open, not closed — the design is right and this is all fixable.

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devlog: record the late #2362 review and what retirement cost
luvs01 pushed a commit to luvs01/opencodex that referenced this pull request Aug 22, 2026
The review lane for lidge-jun#2362 was retired under DISPATCH-RETIRE-01 after three
silent wait cycles, and the PR was reviewed directly instead. The lane then
returned with three resolver defects the direct review had missed, each since
reproduced at the PR head: the canonical ChatGPT forward provider can opt into
terminal repair, an invalid per-model grace falls through to the provider
default instead of failing closed, and duplicate case-folded keys resolve by
request casing.

Retiring the lane was right; treating retirement as a verdict would not have
been. Records the rule to re-read a late result against what was already
concluded.
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chilung-cgu force-pushed the fix/issue-1809-custom-provider-responses-terminal-repair branch from f790353 to 2e3a9aa Compare August 22, 2026 11:42
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