Antigravity and gemini-cli wrap their payload in { response: {...} }.
extractUsageFromResponse only tested top-level usageMetadata, so every
non-streaming antigravity request logged zero usage (IN 0 | OUT 0) and
zeroed rows in the usage dashboard. Read the envelope the same way
usageTracking.js and nonStreamingHandler.js already do; top-level
metadata keeps priority and the OpenAI/Claude branches are untouched.
Fixes#3260
Codex Responses Lite clients routed to a chat-native OpenAI-compatible
provider lost tool use in three places: non-streaming Chat responses
leaked the raw chat.completion envelope instead of Responses output
items, internal reasoning continuity fields leaked into the outbound
Chat body causing some upstreams to reject the request, and the
Responses to Chat request translator ignored additional_tools,
custom_tool_call, and custom_tool_call_output items entirely.
Also fixes apiType (chat vs responses) for openai-compatible nodes
being resolved from the immutable provider ID instead of the stored
node config, so editing a node's API Type had no runtime effect.
handleForcedSSEToJson dropped cached prompt tokens in two ways: the
Responses branch summed only input_tokens, which excludes cache_read
and cache_creation on cache-capable upstreams (measured 2012 reported
vs ~5344 actual, 5332 from cache); and the Chat Completions branch
computed usage correctly but it didn't always reach the client (an
Anthropic response with cache_read_input_tokens: 11022 arrived with no
usage field at all). Now folds cache counters into prompt_tokens,
surfaces them via prompt_tokens_details, and re-attaches usage before
serialisation.
Validate AWS EventStream framing, header bounds, CRCs, error frames,
and terminal stop metadata before exposing Kiro output. Classify stop
reasons into dispositions (complete / retryable / terminal_incomplete /
refusal) and retry once when the stream ends with a malformed tool call,
ellipsis-only output, or a short future-action sentence.
Fail closed: propagate streaming failures as error SSE (502) instead of
collapsing them into a successful stop, so incomplete responses no longer
leak as final answers.
Detect the observed evidence-prefixed trailing progress final without
broadening the Chinese heuristic to completed findings.
Add pxpipe as an experimental fifth Token Saver: Claude-format request
bodies above a configurable size threshold are rendered as dense PNGs
via the pxpipe-proxy library API (transformAnthropicMessages) before
dispatch, cutting estimated input tokens by ~35-60% on token-dense
contexts. Integration follows the Headroom pattern: applied to the final
body in chatCore just before dispatch, fail-open on any error/timeout.
Managed npm install into DATA_DIR/pxpipe, dynamic loader with per-version
cache-bust, JSONL event log with rotation, /api/pxpipe/* endpoints, Token
Saver card (marked experimental) + /dashboard/pxpipe page, and per-request
Activated/Skipped annotation in Request Details. Disabled by default.
Normalize every provider to one cache-inclusive convention via
canonicalizeUsage() before persist, and price cached + cache_creation as
subsets of prompt_tokens in calculateCostFromTokens() to stop
double-counting. usageRepo now delegates cost math to a single source.
Surface Cached tokens/cost across dashboard (overview, tokens, cost,
details). Merge Claude message_start cache with message_delta output so
cache counts survive. Compatible LLM nodes now allow multiple API-key
connections (key pool).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
handleStreamingResponse and buildOnStreamComplete each generated their
own streamDetailId for what should be one logical record — the
placeholder row (0 tokens) and the final row (real usage) never shared
an id, so the DB's ON CONFLICT(id) upsert never merged them, leaving a
permanent 0-token stub for every streaming request.
Share the id from buildOnStreamComplete with handleStreamingResponse
so both writes hit the same row.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add Kimchi as a browser-token OAuth provider routed through its
OpenAI-compatible gateway. Discover live models for /v1/models and
provider models, normalize Claude-compatible requests, and wire up
provider connection tests.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add image generation for Antigravity provider via gemini-3.1-flash-image
and gemini-3-pro-image, exposed through Text to Image UI and
/v1/images/generations.
- registry: serviceKinds ['llm','image'] + image model entries
- executor: image model detection + image_gen request envelope
- chatCore: force stream=false for image models (generateContent)
- nonStreamingHandler: parse inlineData -> markdown image
- imageGenerationCore: useExecutor fast-path for executor delegation
- imageProviders/antigravity: image adapter with image input support
- usage/google: image models in quota whitelist
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Some providers (e.g. xiaomi-tokenplan -claude models) return OpenAI-format
responses even when request was translated to Claude. Early-return now detects
choices[]. Also strip reasoning_content only when content is non-empty so
thinking models keep their only output.
Closes#1836
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Gom block SSE headers + CORS lặp ở streamingHandler + responsesHandler
vào sseConstants.SSE_HEADERS_CORS. Codex format-routing giữ nguyên
(logic-driven theo kim chỉ nam DATA/LOGIC docs 07).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
sseToJsonHandler.js unconditionally deleted reasoning_content from all
non-streaming responses (added for Firecrawl SDK compatibility). This
breaks thinking models (Qwen3.5, Claude extended thinking, etc.) where
the model may use all tokens for reasoning, leaving content empty.
When reasoning_content is stripped in that case, the response appears
completely empty to the client.
Fix: only strip reasoning_content when the response also has non-empty
content, so that reasoning output is preserved when it is the only
useful output.
Co-authored-by: Agent Zero <agent@agent-zero.local>
Some upstream providers (e.g. Antigravity) return non-standard finish_reason
values like 'other' instead of the OpenAI-standard 'tool_calls' when the
model invokes tools. This causes downstream consumers (e.g. OpenClaw) to
fail to execute tool calls, breaking agentic sub-agent workflows.
Changes:
- nonStreamingHandler: post-translation guard that normalizes finish_reason
to 'tool_calls' when message.tool_calls is present
- sseToJsonHandler: accumulate tool_calls from streaming deltas in
parseSSEToOpenAIResponse; extract function_call items from Responses API
output in handleForcedSSEToJson
- openai-responses translator: use toolCallIndex to choose between
'tool_calls' and 'stop' in flush and response.completed events
Tested: 7 scenarios (non-stream text, single/multiple tool calls, stream
text/tool calls, multi-turn tool conversation, tools present but unused)
Root cause: Codex/OpenAI Responses streams multiple alternating reasoning and
message output items. The first message block often has empty output_text; the
visible answer lives in a later message. Previous code used output.find() which
always picked the first (empty) message block.
Fix: walk message items from end and use the last message whose extracted text
is non-empty; fall back to final message if all are empty.
Note: Removed debug logging code from original PR #383 to keep implementation clean.
Co-authored-by: lokinh <locnh@uniultra.xyz>
Made-with: Cursor
- Respect Accept: application/json header to return non-streaming JSON
instead of SSE, fixing AI SDK generateObject/generateText compatibility
- Strip markdown code block markers (```json...```) from Claude
non-streaming responses to prevent JSON parse errors
Cherry-picked and adapted from PR #290 by @rothnic
https://github.com/decolua/9router/pull/290
Made-with: Cursor
