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Org CI review lanes calling orchestrator/free saw every candidate return HTTP 429 within
~50ms during a free-pool rate-limit storm (noema run 34758641142, strix run 34758679736:
preflight ready_count: 0, 7x 429 across OpenRouter and NIM accounts), and the gateway
simply failed the request instead of honoring the provider's declared cooldown.
ContextualWisdomLab/.github#2148 independently root-caused the same failure mode against a
private-target ZDR pool of three OpenRouter :free routes on one account wiped by a single
429 burst (its item 1: "honor provider-stated Retry-After, no arbitrary retry budget");
#2165 shows noema-review/strix failing closed on the resulting 429/502 after gateway
failover, with caller attempts=1. The owner's requirement: the gateway's job under a 429
storm is to not fail.

  • Parse Retry-After (delta-seconds or an HTTP-date, provider_errors.parse_retry_after)
    on 429/503, falling back to a numeric x-ratelimit-reset* header when absent.
    classify_provider_failure now attaches retry_after_seconds to any 429/503
    classification's extra_detail, so both the passthrough transport and the chat transport
    _invoke uses can record the same cooldown from one ProviderUpstreamError.
  • A 429 with neither header records an assumed cooldown, not nothing (RFC 9110 permits
    omitting Retry-After/x-ratelimit-reset* entirely, and NIM/OpenRouter routinely do —
    _record_rate_limit(agent_id, None) originally just returned, so an all-omitted-header storm
    looked identical to "nothing is rate-limited" and failed as if this feature didn't exist; the
    2026-09-13 production storm may well have been this shape). The assumed value is the new
    administrator-owned rate_limit_unknown_cooldown_seconds (constructor/CLI default 5s,
    deliberately short so an unknown cooldown is re-probed soon rather than parked). Every
    cooldown surface (readiness, the honest-429 error detail) labels itself
    cooldown_source: "provider" vs "assumed"; the existing "only extends forward" rule
    protects the label too, so a later assumed cooldown can never shorten or relabel an active
    provider-stated one. Two scope refinements, both added after concrete regression
    evidence, not by design intent alone:
    • Scoped to 429 only, not 503 — a 503 ("service unavailable") is a genuine, possibly
      permanent availability signal with no inherent quota-recovery semantics; assuming a
      cooldown for it too made several pre-existing exhaustion tests loop through repeated
      assumed waits before finally raising the wrong (storm) error identity for what was
      actually a permanent, unrelated failure double.
    • _await_rate_limit_recovery now only waits across two or more candidates — a "storm"
      implies a pool of alternatives; a single pinned/named candidate keeps its pre-existing
      immediate classified-error contract unchanged (the client already sees retryable=true
      and can retry on its own with no added server-side latency). Without this,
      tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py's single-candidate 429 test hung waiting out an
      assumed cooldown past its 5s client-side read timeout. A bug this same regression caught —
      _invoke_with_rate_limit_recovery looping unconditionally instead of checking whether the
      shared helper actually found something to wait for — is fixed alongside it.
  • Track a per-agent quota cooldown (TaskOrchestrator._record_rate_limit/
    _rate_limit_remaining) kept separate from the health circuit breaker — a 429 is quota
    exhaustion, not a model health failure, and no longer trips _circuit (a direct 503 still
    does; covered by a dedicated test).
  • Selection: _failover_candidates (shared by every caller, including route_once/
    conduct) now skips a currently cooled-down candidate by default (skip_rate_limited=True),
    falling back to the full list only when every candidate is limited so a caller with no wait
    logic of its own still gets one honest attempt instead of zero candidates.
  • One shared wait-then-retry/honest-429 implementation:
    TaskOrchestrator._await_rate_limit_recovery(candidates, *, deadline, transport) computes
    the earliest known cooldown among currently rate-limited candidates, waits for it — one
    bounded time.sleep-backed call, never a busy-loop — and returns True when it fits the
    remaining budget against deadline (resolved from the request's administrator-owned
    model_timeout_seconds deadline, fix(gateway): remove implicit model request timeout #1053, when set, else the new rate_limit_wait_seconds
    constructor/CLI default of 30s, a documented caller-contract bound, not a hidden product
    limit), or raises the honest provider_rate_limited error code (429, retryable=True)
    instead of misclassifying quota exhaustion as 502 provider_connection_error when waiting
    is impossible. Two callers reach it, covering both real request paths:
    • proxy_completion's own passthrough failover loop (opts out of
      _failover_candidates's default skip via skip_rate_limited=False since it needs the
      full ranked list to run this decision itself).
    • TaskOrchestrator._invoke_with_rate_limit_recovery, a new wrapper around _invoke
      the one shared engine route_once and every conduct step (thinker/worker/verifier/
      synthesizer, via their single shared call site) use to reach a candidate. When _invoke's
      own candidate exhaustion raises a 429/503 ProviderUpstreamError and every candidate
      currently eligible for that call is rate-limited
      (a genuine storm, not a mixed failure
      set), it waits via the same helper and retries the whole _invoke call. A mixed failure
      set re-raises exactly as _invoke would have, unchanged. This is the fix for the real
      orchestrator/free HTTP path
      — a virtual model deliberately stays on Fugu route /
      TRINITY-Conductor conduct rather than single-agent passthrough
      (tests/test_actions_model_fallback.py::test_http_virtual_free_tools_stay_on_route), so
      route_once/conduct (not proxy_completion) is what CI review lanes actually run.
  • server.py answers a raised provider_rate_limited error with 429 and a
    Retry-After header (or the equivalent field in the terminal SSE error frame when headers
    are already flushed) regardless of which of the two callers raised it.
  • Readiness: provider_readiness_report (/api/v1/provider_readiness/latest) now reports
    rate_limited_until/earliest_ready_seconds per agent so an external preflight/readiness
    sidecar (the org sidecar's own contextual-orchestrator-preflight.json already reports
    candidate/probed/rejected_count and account_skip_after_429 as RED/GREEN evidence for
    this class of change) can wait instead of exiting.

Two pre-existing tests in tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py
(test_all_candidates_chain_the_last_failure, test_free_virtual_model_never_fails_over_to_a_paid_agent)
used a bare 429 purely incidentally — as a stand-in for "some transient failover-eligible
failure" unrelated to rate-limiting, across two real candidates each (so the two-candidate
guard above didn't save them) — and were switched to 500 to keep their actual intent isolated
from this feature.

Test plan

  • tests/test_rate_limit_aware_admission.py (20 tests): Retry-After/x-ratelimit-reset*
    parsing; shared-helper skip and its all-limited fallback; a bounded real-time
    storm-with-budget wait that succeeds on retry; a storm-without-budget honest 429 at both
    the orchestrator and HTTP layers; a 429 that does not trip the circuit breaker; an
    HTTP-level orchestrator/free (route_once) storm that waits ~1s and is served; the
    same with no budget, returning HTTP 429 + Retry-After on the route_once path; a
    conduct-mode (deep-path) worker step that waits out the same storm mid-workflow and
    completes; a no-Retry-After/no-header 429 storm across two candidates that still waits
    the assumed cooldown and is served
    ; the same with zero budget, returning
    429/provider_rate_limited with Retry-After equal to the ceiled assumed value and
    cooldown_source: "assumed" in the error detail
    ; a provider-stated cooldown never
    shortened or relabeled by a later assumed one
    .
  • python -m pytest tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py tests/test_rate_limit_aware_admission.py tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py -q — passed except the pre-existing local-only openai SDK version pin (2.44.0 vs pinned 2.54.0, unrelated to this change).
  • Full repo suite: 3704 passed / 1 skipped, all remaining failures the same pre-existing
    SDK-pin issue (repeated across test_tool_execution_fallback.py) plus the separately
    known local-only mcp.Client privacy test — neither touched by this change.
  • python -m interrogate -v contextual_orchestrator/ — 100% docstring coverage.
  • Docs updated across all three commits: docs/architecture.md failover paragraph, a
    "Rate-limit storm (2026-09-14)" subsection plus a same-day follow-up subsection in
    docs/doctoring/provider_request_correlation.md, two dated 2026-09-14 entries in
    docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md (route_once/conduct coverage, then the
    assumed-cooldown fix and its scope refinements), and CHANGELOG.d/rate-limit-aware-admission.md.

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  • 새로운 기능

    • 공급자 429 응답의 재시도 대기 시간을 관련 헤더를 바탕으로 관리합니다.
    • 가능한 공급자로 전환하고, 쿨다운이 끝나면 자동 재시도합니다.
    • 복구할 수 없으면 provider_rate_limited 오류와 Retry-After 헤더를 반환합니다.
    • 준비 상태 보고서에 공급자 복구 예정 시간을 표시합니다.
    • CLI에서 레이트 리밋 대기 시간과 기본 쿨다운을 설정할 수 있습니다.
  • 문서

    • 레이트 리밋 및 failover 복구 동작을 관련 문서에 추가했습니다.

Org CI review lanes calling orchestrator/free saw every candidate return
HTTP 429 within ~50ms during a free-pool rate-limit storm (noema run
34758641142, strix run 34758679736; ContextualWisdomLab/.github#2148,
#2165), and the gateway simply failed the request instead of honoring the
provider's declared cooldown.

Parse Retry-After (delta-seconds or HTTP-date) and a numeric
x-ratelimit-reset* fallback, track a per-agent quota cooldown separate from
the health circuit breaker (a 429 is quota exhaustion, not a health
failure, and no longer trips it), skip a cooled-down candidate by default
in the shared _failover_candidates helper, and wait out the earliest known
cooldown in proxy_completion's passthrough failover loop when it fits the
administrator-owned model_timeout_seconds deadline (#1053) or the new
rate_limit_wait_seconds caller-contract default -- one bounded wait per
round, never a busy-loop. When waiting is impossible, return an honest 429
(provider_rate_limited, Retry-After header) instead of misclassifying
quota exhaustion as a 502. provider_readiness_report now also reports
rate_limited_until/earliest_ready_seconds for an external preflight
sidecar to wait on.

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공급자 429와 503 응답에서 cooldown 정보를 추적하고, 후보를 조정합니다. virtual selector는 예산 내에서 대기 후 재시도합니다. 복구할 수 없으면 provider_rate_limited 429와 Retry-After를 반환하며 readiness 정보에도 상태를 추가합니다.

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Rate-limit admission

Layer / File(s) Summary
Provider 오류 계약과 설정
contextual_orchestrator/provider_errors.py, contextual_orchestrator/__main__.py, contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py
Retry-Afterx-ratelimit-reset*을 해석합니다. provider_rate_limited 오류, CLI 설정, 에이전트별 cooldown 상태를 추가합니다.
Cooldown 추적과 복구
contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py
429와 503 cooldown을 기록하고 후보를 필터링합니다. virtual selector는 예산 내에서 대기 후 재시도하며, 명시적 concrete model은 즉시 실패합니다.
Route, conduct 및 HTTP 연결
contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py, contextual_orchestrator/server.py
Route와 conduct 경로에 복구 로직을 적용합니다. provider_rate_limited 응답에 Retry-After를 추가하고 readiness에 cooldown 정보를 포함합니다.
검증과 동작 문서
tests/test_rate_limit_aware_admission.py, tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py, docs/..., CHANGELOG.d/...
헤더 파싱, failover, 대기 후 재시도, 회로 차단기 동작, virtual selector 및 HTTP 응답을 검증하고 계약을 문서화합니다.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant TaskOrchestrator
  participant Provider
  Client->>TaskOrchestrator: 요청 제출
  TaskOrchestrator->>Provider: 적격 후보 호출
  Provider-->>TaskOrchestrator: 429 및 cooldown 정보
  TaskOrchestrator->>TaskOrchestrator: cooldown 기록 및 후보 필터링
  TaskOrchestrator->>Provider: 예산 내 재시도
  Provider-->>TaskOrchestrator: 성공 또는 provider_rate_limited
  TaskOrchestrator-->>Client: 결과 또는 429 응답
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seonghobae and others added 2 commits September 14, 2026 01:58
orchestrator/free over /v1/chat/completions actually runs through
route_once/conduct (TaskOrchestrator._invoke), not proxy_completion's
passthrough loop -- confirmed by test_actions_model_fallback.py's own
"virtual model + tools stays on route" contract. The prior commit only
covered proxy_completion, leaving the real production path unprotected.

Factor the wait-then-retry/honest-429 decision into one shared method,
_await_rate_limit_recovery(candidates, *, deadline, transport), and make
classify_provider_failure attach retry_after_seconds to any 429/503
ProviderUpstreamError so both transports can record the same cooldown.
proxy_completion now calls the shared helper instead of its own inline
copy. A new _invoke_with_rate_limit_recovery wraps _invoke -- the one
engine route_once and every conduct step (including the worker step)
already share -- and retries the whole call after waiting out a genuine
storm (every eligible candidate rate-limited), or re-raises unchanged for
any mixed failure set.

Adds 3 tests: an HTTP-level orchestrator/free (route_once) storm that
waits and is served, the same with no budget returning 429+Retry-After,
and a conduct-mode worker step that waits out the storm mid-workflow.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
_record_rate_limit(agent_id, None) returned without recording, so a 429
whose provider omitted both Retry-After and x-ratelimit-reset* (RFC 9110
permits this; NIM/OpenRouter routinely do it) was never marked cooling --
_await_rate_limit_recovery saw nothing to wait for and the request failed
exactly as if this whole feature did not exist.

An unknown-duration 429 now records the new administrator-owned
rate_limit_unknown_cooldown_seconds (constructor/CLI default 5s) as an
assumed cooldown instead of nothing, labeled cooldown_source: "assumed"
(vs "provider") everywhere a cooldown is surfaced (readiness, the honest
429's error detail). The existing "only extends forward" rule protects
the label too: a later assumed cooldown can never shorten or relabel an
active provider-stated one.

Two scope refinements, both added after concrete regression evidence:
- 429 only, not 503 -- a 503 with no header keeps requiring a real
  provider-stated duration, since it's a possibly-permanent availability
  signal without a 429's inherent quota-recovery semantics. Assuming one
  for 503 too made several pre-existing exhaustion tests loop through
  repeated assumed waits before raising the wrong (storm) error identity.
- _await_rate_limit_recovery only waits across two or more candidates; a
  single pinned/named candidate keeps its pre-existing immediate
  classified-error contract. Without this,
  test_provider_error_taxonomy.py's single-candidate 429 test hung past
  its 5s client timeout waiting out an assumed cooldown with no
  failover pool to speak of.

Also fixes a bug the taxonomy regression caught: _invoke_with_rate_limit_
recovery looped unconditionally after calling the shared helper, instead
of checking whether it actually found something to wait for.

Two pre-existing tests in test_passthrough_provider_failover.py used a
bare 429 purely incidentally (not to test rate-limiting) across two real
candidates each, so the two-candidate guard didn't save them; switched to
500 to keep their actual intent isolated from this feature.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/__main__.py`:
- Around line 1049-1051: Update the help text near the rate-limit cooldown
option to state that the assumed cooldown applies only to headerless 429
responses, not 503 responses. Preserve the surrounding explanation about omitted
Retry-After/x-ratelimit-reset headers.

In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py`:
- Around line 5108-5117: Update the rate-limit handling around
_rate_limited_provider_signal and _record_rate_limit so
ProviderUpstreamError.retry_after_seconds from the matched exception’s
extra_detail is preserved and takes precedence over HTTP-derived values. If the
matched ProviderUpstreamError may differ from exc, have the helper return that
exception alongside the signal data, then use it when resolving
retry_after_seconds; keep the existing fallback behavior when no provider value
is available.
- Around line 5045-5054: Update the candidate-selection loop around
_rate_limit_remaining so a single candidate remains in eligible_round even when
its cooldown is active, allowing the provider call to proceed. Preserve the
existing behavior for multiple rate-limited candidates, including
rate_limited_storm_error classification, while ensuring the single-candidate
provider 429 is handled as the normal rate_limit_exceeded ProviderUpstreamError.
- Around line 9673-9683: Update _await_rate_limit_recovery to calculate
_rate_limit_remaining once per candidate and retain each non-None result
alongside its candidate when building cooling. Use the stored remaining value
for min and for earliest_ready, avoiding repeated calls that can return None
between lock acquisitions.
- Around line 9618-9632: Update _rate_limit_wait_budget so it uses
rate_limit_wait_seconds whenever agent.model_timeout_seconds is None, rather
than accepting the client’s fallback timeout from _resolved_model_timeout.
Preserve the configured model-specific timeout only when the agent explicitly
provides one, ensuring proxy_completion and _await_rate_limit_recovery remain
bounded by the constructor’s rate-limit wait limit otherwise.

In `@contextual_orchestrator/server.py`:
- Line 745: Update _provider_upstream_extra_headers to validate retry_after with
math.isfinite before calling math.ceil; when the value is NaN or infinite, omit
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Comment on lines +1049 to +1051
"Assumed cooldown applied when a 429/503 provider response "
"states no Retry-After/x-ratelimit-reset* at all (RFC 9110 "
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

503 관련 도움말을 수정하세요.

PR 계약상 헤더가 없는 503 응답에는 assumed cooldown을 적용하지 않습니다. 그러나 이 도움말은 --rate-limit-unknown-cooldown-seconds가 헤더 없는 429/503 모두에 적용된다고 설명합니다. 운영자가 503 대기 동작을 잘못 구성할 수 있습니다.

429만 명시하도록 문구를 변경하세요.

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+            "Assumed cooldown applied when a 429 provider response "

PR objective에 따르면 헤더 없는 503에는 가정 cooldown을 적용하지 않습니다.

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/__main__.py` around lines 1049 - 1051, Update the
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while True:
eligible_round: list[ModelAgent] = []
round_now = time.monotonic()
for candidate in candidates:
if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=round_now) is None:
eligible_round.append(candidate)
elif candidate.id not in rate_limited_skipped:
# Record this evidence now: a round that succeeds returns
# before the post-round recompute below ever runs.
rate_limited_skipped.append(candidate.id)

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단일 후보의 cooldown 상태에서도 provider 호출을 유지하세요.

후보가 하나이고 이전 요청의 cooldown이 남아 있으면 eligible_round가 비고 provider 호출이 발생하지 않습니다. _await_rate_limit_recovery는 후보가 2개 미만이면 False를 반환하므로 last_failureNone으로 남고, RuntimeError("passthrough has no eligible provider candidate")가 발생합니다. 이 오류는 ProviderUpstreamError로 분류되지 않아 server.py의 일반 예외 경로에서 500 응답이 됩니다. 이는 문서에 정의된 단일 후보의 즉시 분류 오류 계약을 위반합니다.

단일 후보가 cooldown 중이면 기존처럼 해당 후보를 시도하세요. Provider가 반환한 429는 일반 rate_limit_exceeded 오류로 분류되어야 합니다. rate_limited_storm_error는 여러 후보가 모두 제한된 경우의 오류이므로 단일 후보에 사용하지 마세요.

             for candidate in candidates:
                 if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=round_now) is None:
                     eligible_round.append(candidate)
                 elif candidate.id not in rate_limited_skipped:
                     # Record this evidence now: a round that succeeds returns
                     # before the post-round recompute below ever runs.
                     rate_limited_skipped.append(candidate.id)
+            if not eligible_round and len(candidates) < 2:
+                eligible_round = list(candidates)

영향 범위가 단일 후보와 활성 cooldown 상태로 제한되므로 심각도는 critical이 아닌 major로 분류하세요.

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while True:
eligible_round: list[ModelAgent] = []
round_now = time.monotonic()
for candidate in candidates:
if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=round_now) is None:
eligible_round.append(candidate)
elif candidate.id not in rate_limited_skipped:
# Record this evidence now: a round that succeeds returns
# before the post-round recompute below ever runs.
rate_limited_skipped.append(candidate.id)
while True:
eligible_round: list[ModelAgent] = []
round_now = time.monotonic()
for candidate in candidates:
if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=round_now) is None:
eligible_round.append(candidate)
elif candidate.id not in rate_limited_skipped:
# Record this evidence now: a round that succeeds returns
# before the post-round recompute below ever runs.
rate_limited_skipped.append(candidate.id)
if not eligible_round and len(candidates) < 2:
eligible_round = list(candidates)
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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` around lines 5045 - 5054, Update the
candidate-selection loop around _rate_limit_remaining so a single candidate
remains in eligible_round even when its cooldown is active, allowing the
provider call to proceed. Preserve the existing behavior for multiple
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Comment on lines +5108 to +5117
rate_limit_signal = self._rate_limited_provider_signal(exc)
if rate_limit_signal is not None:
signal_status, signal_http_error = rate_limit_signal
self._record_rate_limit(
candidate.id,
resolve_retry_after_seconds(signal_http_error)
if signal_http_error is not None
else None,
status=signal_status,
)

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ProviderUpstreamError 경로에서 공급자가 명시한 retry_after_seconds가 버려집니다.

_rate_limited_provider_signalProviderUpstreamError를 만나면 (status, None)을 반환합니다. 따라서 signal_http_errorNone이 되고 _record_rate_limitretry_after_seconds=None을 받습니다. 그 결과 429는 공급자가 알려준 실제 대기 시간 대신 rate_limit_unknown_cooldown_seconds(기본 5초)의 가정 쿨다운을 기록합니다. _invoke는 Line 9275에서 같은 상황에 exc.extra_detail.get("retry_after_seconds")를 사용하므로 두 경로의 동작이 어긋납니다.

영향: 공급자가 60초를 요구해도 5초 후 재시도하므로 쿼터를 추가로 소모하고, readiness 응답의 cooldown_source"provider" 대신 "assumed"로 보고됩니다.

🐛 제안 수정: 예외 상세의 `retry_after_seconds`를 우선 사용
                     if rate_limit_signal is not None:
                         signal_status, signal_http_error = rate_limit_signal
+                        retry_after = (
+                            resolve_retry_after_seconds(signal_http_error)
+                            if signal_http_error is not None
+                            else exc.extra_detail.get("retry_after_seconds")
+                            if isinstance(exc, ProviderUpstreamError)
+                            else None
+                        )
                         self._record_rate_limit(
                             candidate.id,
-                            resolve_retry_after_seconds(signal_http_error)
-                            if signal_http_error is not None
-                            else None,
+                            retry_after,
                             status=signal_status,
                         )

참고: _rate_limited_provider_signal이 체인에서 찾은 ProviderUpstreamErrorexc 자체가 아닐 수 있습니다. 그 경우에도 상세를 읽으려면 헬퍼가 ProviderUpstreamError 객체를 함께 반환하도록 바꾸는 편이 정확합니다.

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` around lines 5108 - 5117, Update the
rate-limit handling around _rate_limited_provider_signal and _record_rate_limit
so ProviderUpstreamError.retry_after_seconds from the matched exception’s
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Comment on lines +9618 to +9632
def _rate_limit_wait_budget(self, agent: ModelAgent) -> float:
"""Resolve how long a rate-limit-storm wait may block for this request.

Prefers the administrator-owned ``model_timeout_seconds`` deadline
(issue #1053) on the primary candidate when one is set -- waiting for
a quota cooldown must never exceed a deadline the administrator
already promised bounds the request. Falls back to
``self.rate_limit_wait_seconds`` (a caller-contract bound, documented
on the constructor, not a hidden product limit) only when no such
deadline is configured. A test double standing in for ``self.client``
need not implement the resolver at all.
"""
resolver = getattr(self.client, "_resolved_model_timeout", None)
resolved = resolver(agent) if callable(resolver) else None
return resolved if resolved is not None else self.rate_limit_wait_seconds

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명시적 모델 timeout이 없으면 rate_limit_wait_seconds를 사용하세요.

ModelClient._resolved_model_timeout(agent)agent.model_timeout_secondsNone이면 self.timeout을 반환합니다. 따라서 _rate_limit_wait_budget은 클라이언트 timeout이 설정된 경우 rate_limit_wait_seconds를 사용하지 않습니다.

proxy_completion은 이 값으로 wait_deadline을 만들고, _await_rate_limit_recovery는 별도의 min 없이 earliest_ready만큼 time.sleep을 호출합니다. 예를 들어 클라이언트 timeout이 600초이면, 여러 후보가 rate limit된 요청이 600초까지 요청 스레드를 점유할 수 있습니다. 이 동작은 생성자의 rate_limit_wait_seconds 대기 상한을 우회합니다.

-        resolver = getattr(self.client, "_resolved_model_timeout", None)
-        resolved = resolver(agent) if callable(resolver) else None
-        return resolved if resolved is not None else self.rate_limit_wait_seconds
+        resolved = agent.model_timeout_seconds
+        if resolved is not None:
+            return float(resolved)
+        return self.rate_limit_wait_seconds
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cooling = [
candidate
for candidate in candidates
if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now) is not None
]
if not cooling:
return False
earliest_agent = min(
cooling, key=lambda candidate: self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now)
)
earliest_ready = self._rate_limit_remaining(earliest_agent.id, now=now)

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_rate_limit_remaining 결과를 한 번만 계산하십시오.

_await_rate_limit_recoverycooling을 만든 뒤 min의 키 함수에서 같은 메서드를 다시 호출합니다. 각 호출은 잠금으로 보호되지만 호출 사이에는 잠금이 해제됩니다. 다른 요청이 더 늦은 now로 만료된 항목을 제거하면, 고정된 now를 사용하는 두 번째 호출은 None을 반환할 수 있습니다. 그러면 minNonefloat을 비교하여 TypeError를 발생시킬 수 있습니다.

-        cooling = [
-            candidate
-            for candidate in candidates
-            if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now) is not None
-        ]
+        cooling = [
+            (remaining, candidate)
+            for candidate in candidates
+            for remaining in (self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now),)
+            if remaining is not None
+        ]
         if not cooling:
             return False
-        earliest_agent = min(
-            cooling, key=lambda candidate: self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now)
-        )
-        earliest_ready = self._rate_limit_remaining(earliest_agent.id, now=now)
+        earliest_ready, earliest_agent = min(cooling, key=lambda item: item[0])
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cooling = [
candidate
for candidate in candidates
if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now) is not None
]
if not cooling:
return False
earliest_agent = min(
cooling, key=lambda candidate: self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now)
)
earliest_ready = self._rate_limit_remaining(earliest_agent.id, now=now)
cooling = [
(remaining, candidate)
for candidate in candidates
for remaining in (self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now),)
if remaining is not None
]
if not cooling:
return False
earliest_ready, earliest_agent = min(cooling, key=lambda item: item[0])
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retry_after = exc.extra_detail.get("retry_after_seconds")
if not isinstance(retry_after, (int, float)) or isinstance(retry_after, bool):
return None
return {"retry-after": str(max(math.ceil(retry_after), 0))}

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retry_after_seconds의 유한성을 보장하십시오.

rate_limited_storm_error는 값을 검증 없이 ProviderUpstreamError.extra_detail에 저장합니다. _provider_upstream_extra_headers는 숫자 여부만 확인한 뒤 math.ceil(retry_after)를 호출합니다. NaN 또는 무한대가 전달되면 ValueError 또는 OverflowError가 발생하여 429 응답 처리가 실패할 수 있습니다. math.isfinite(retry_after)가 거짓이면 retry-after 헤더를 생략하십시오.

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_provider_upstream_extra_headers to validate retry_after with math.isfinite
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… count

_await_rate_limit_recovery opened with `if len(candidates) < 2: return
False`, so a virtual selector's pool wiped down to exactly one eligible
candidate by a 429 (noema-review run 34772771262 on
contextual-orchestrator#1177, preflight ready_count: 1, failing after 562s;
ContextualWisdomLab/.github#2148's single-account three-route OpenRouter
:free ZDR pool) failed immediately instead of waiting out the storm -- the
exact behavior this feature exists to remove.

Replace the count guard with an explicit-selector guard: both
_await_rate_limit_recovery and _invoke_with_rate_limit_recovery take a
required keyword-only virtual_selector flag, computed once by each caller
(proxy_completion's passthrough loop from requested_model; route_once and
conduct from model_name) against the same GATEWAY_DEFAULT_MODEL/AUTO_MODEL/
FREE_MODEL constants already used elsewhere in the file. A virtual selector
now waits even with a single eligible candidate; an explicit concrete model
still fails fast unconditionally, preserving
test_provider_error_taxonomy.py::test_chat_completions_returns_openai_compatible_rate_limit_error's
single-candidate, no-header 429 contract.

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CI triage for this head: the failing noema-review is not this diff, and it is a failure mode worth separating from the one this PR fixes.

Run 34811048383 started 2026-09-14T15:46:01Z and was cancelled at 21:46:44Z — six hours. Its log ends at:

[contextual-orchestrator-sidecar] starting review sidecar on 127.0.0.1:18080
##[error]The operation was canceled.

There is no healthz and provider-route preflight confirmed line and zero provider_attempt lines: the sidecar never became healthy, so no request ever reached the free pool. That is a different failure from the 429 storm this PR addresses. For comparison, a post-pin-advance run on #1177 (34772771262, same pinned revision 767e67fb) reached preflight and failed at 562 s with HTTP Error 429, and the earlier #1166 attempt failed at 320 s with 502. Those are minutes; this is a six-hour hang holding a runner.

Two consequences:

  1. This PR cannot be validated by the lane it repairs. The sidecar vendors contextual-orchestrator at the pinned 767e67fb, which predates this branch, so noema-review exercises the unfixed gateway no matter what this diff does. Even after this merges, the lane keeps failing until ORCHESTRATOR_PIN_SHA in ContextualWisdomLab/.github advances past it. The check therefore cannot turn green as a result of this change.
  2. A six-hour hung job is itself queue pressure. One job held a runner for six hours while Actions queue saturation: 120 open PRs + self-amplifying scheduler block all org merges (pg-erd-cloud: 0 merges since 2026-08-20) .github#1531 tracks org-wide saturation; that is far more runner time than the cancelled-rerun pattern measured there.

Local evidence for the diff itself is unchanged and independent of that lane: 23 tests in tests/test_rate_limit_aware_admission.py, full suite 3686 passed, interrogate 100%, and the taxonomy regression that motivated the original two-candidate guard (test_chat_completions_returns_openai_compatible_rate_limit_error) still passes after the guard was replaced with the explicit-vs-virtual rule.

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Fleet exact-head acceptance for 529c5f6fd1850786cebcbac3d0a17a463707fcf0:

The current fallback contract still conflicts with this owner’s stated upstream requirement (“honor provider-stated Retry-After, no arbitrary retry budget”) and with CO’s timeout semantics. When model_timeout_seconds is absent, _rate_limit_wait_budget() substitutes rate_limit_wait_seconds, whose constructor/CLI default is 30s. A virtual orchestrator/free request with a provider-stated Retry-After: 31 (or longer) can therefore terminate solely because 30 elapsed seconds were imposed by a default that the caller did not explicitly choose, even though there is no model timeout, user cancellation, or provider completion. Calling that default a caller-contract bound does not change the observable termination semantics.

Please make the causal contract explicit before merge:

  • RED: virtual orchestrator/free, at least one otherwise eligible free candidate, model_timeout_seconds=None, provider 429 with a finite Retry-After greater than 30s, no user cancellation and no explicit administrator wait deadline. Use the injectable monotonic/sleep seam so the test does not actually wait. The request must not synthesize terminal provider_rate_limited merely because the legacy 30s fallback elapsed.
  • GREEN: represent the rate-limit wait deadline as optional (None by default) and bound it only when an administrator/caller explicitly configured one or when an existing model deadline applies. Provider-stated cooldown should otherwise remain authoritative and cancellable. Keep unknown-header cooldown/re-probe behavior separate from this case.
  • Preserve distinct termination evidence for user cancel, provider end, explicit administrator timeout, and quota cooldown. Do not encode an elapsed-time-only model/workflow stop through a default rate-limit wait value.
  • Update CLI/help/architecture/doctoring so the default-null semantics and explicit override are unambiguous, then cover passthrough and the real route_once/conduct virtual-model path.

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Pull request overview

OpenCode reviewed the current-head product diff. Coverage is a separate gate.

Changed files

  • CHANGELOG.d/rate-limit-aware-admission.md — repository behavior
  • contextual_orchestrator/__main__.py — Python module behavior
  • contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py — Python module behavior
  • contextual_orchestrator/provider_errors.py — Python module behavior
  • contextual_orchestrator/server.py — Python module behavior
  • docs/architecture.md — operator or user guidance
  • docs/doctoring/provider_request_correlation.md — operator or user guidance
  • docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.md — operator or user guidance
  • tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py — regression suite
  • tests/test_rate_limit_aware_admission.py — regression suite

Changed behavior

flowchart LR
  PR["PR changed files"] --> Evidence["OpenCode bounded evidence"]
  Evidence --> S1["Repository file: rate-limit-aware-admission.md"]
  S1 --> I1["repository behavior"]
  I1 --> R1["Review risk: Repository file: rate-limit-aware-admission.md"]
  R1 --> V1["required checks"]
  Evidence --> S2["Python: __main__.py (4 files)"]
  S2 --> I2["Python module behavior"]
  I2 --> R2["Review risk: Python: __main__.py (4 files)"]
  R2 --> V2["pytest plus coverage"]
  Evidence --> S3["Docs: architecture.md (3 files)"]
  S3 --> I3["operator or user guidance"]
  I3 --> R3["Review risk: Docs: architecture.md (3 files)"]
  R3 --> V3["docs review"]
  Evidence --> S4["Test: test_passthrough_provider_failover.py (2 files)"]
  S4 --> I4["regression suite"]
  I4 --> R4["Review risk: Test: test_passthrough_provider_failover.py (2 files)"]
  R4 --> V4["targeted test run"]
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  • Head SHA: 529c5f6fd1850786cebcbac3d0a17a463707fcf0
  • Workflow run: 34903098360
  • Workflow attempt: 1
  • Coverage gate: failure

Review outcome

Coverage is a gate, not the review. This body reviews the changed product files.

Changed-File Evidence Map

flowchart LR
  PR["PR changed files"] --> Evidence["OpenCode bounded evidence"]
  Evidence --> S1["Repository file: rate-limit-aware-admission.md"]
  S1 --> I1["repository behavior"]
  I1 --> R1["Review risk: Repository file: rate-limit-aware-admission.md"]
  R1 --> V1["required checks"]
  Evidence --> S2["Python: __main__.py (4 files)"]
  S2 --> I2["Python module behavior"]
  I2 --> R2["Review risk: Python: __main__.py (4 files)"]
  R2 --> V2["pytest plus coverage"]
  Evidence --> S3["Docs: architecture.md (3 files)"]
  S3 --> I3["operator or user guidance"]
  I3 --> R3["Review risk: Docs: architecture.md (3 files)"]
  R3 --> V3["docs review"]
  Evidence --> S4["Test: test_passthrough_provider_failover.py (2 files)"]
  S4 --> I4["regression suite"]
  I4 --> R4["Review risk: Test: test_passthrough_provider_failover.py (2 files)"]
  R4 --> V4["targeted test run"]
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seonghobae and others added 3 commits September 17, 2026 13:52
Replace wall-clock elapsed assertion in the route_once HTTP storm test with
the same _rate_limit_sleep hook other admission tests use, avoiding flakes
from server/thread overhead under CI load.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

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9743-9745: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

_rate_limit_wait_budget가 문서화된 rate_limit_wait_seconds 상한을 우회합니다.

_rate_limit_wait_budgetself.client._resolved_model_timeout(agent)를 호출합니다. ModelClient._resolved_model_timeoutagent.model_timeout_secondsNone이면 self.client.timeout(클라이언트 전역 타임아웃)을 반환합니다. agent.model_timeout_seconds를 명시적으로 설정한 관리자가 없으면, 이 반환값은 None이 아니므로 self.rate_limit_wait_seconds로 폴백하지 않습니다.

예를 들어 ModelClient(timeout=600)으로 구성하고 대상 에이전트에 model_timeout_seconds를 설정하지 않으면, rate-limit storm 대기 시간은 문서화된 30초 상한 대신 600초가 됩니다. proxy_completion_invoke_with_rate_limit_recovery는 이 대기 시간을 wait_deadline으로 사용하므로, 여러 후보가 rate limit된 요청이 요청 스레드를 훨씬 더 오래 점유하게 됩니다. 이는 생성자의 rate_limit_wait_seconds 대기 상한(관리자 계약)을 무력화합니다.

🐛 제안 수정: 에이전트 자체 타임아웃만 확인
     def _rate_limit_wait_budget(self, agent: ModelAgent) -> float:
-        resolver = getattr(self.client, "_resolved_model_timeout", None)
-        resolved = resolver(agent) if callable(resolver) else None
-        return resolved if resolved is not None else self.rate_limit_wait_seconds
+        resolved = agent.model_timeout_seconds
+        if resolved is not None:
+            return float(resolved)
+        return self.rate_limit_wait_seconds

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` around lines 9743 - 9745, Update
_rate_limit_wait_budget to use only the agent-specific model_timeout_seconds
value when determining the wait budget, rather than calling
_resolved_model_timeout, which falls back to the client-wide timeout. Preserve
the fallback to self.rate_limit_wait_seconds when the agent has no explicit
timeout, keeping the constructor’s documented wait cap intact.

5191-5200: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

passthrough 실패 루프가 ProviderUpstreamError의 실제 retry_after_seconds를 버립니다.

_rate_limited_provider_signal(9931-9953행)은 예외 체인에서 ProviderUpstreamError를 발견하면 (status, None)을 반환합니다. 그 결과 이 위치의 signal_http_error는 항상 None이 되어 resolve_retry_after_seconds(signal_http_error)가 호출되지 않고, _record_rate_limitretry_after_seconds=None을 받습니다. 이는 헤더가 전혀 없는 429와 동일하게 처리되어, 공급자가 실제로 알려준 대기 시간 대신 rate_limit_unknown_cooldown_seconds(기본 5초)의 가정 쿨다운을 기록합니다.

같은 파일의 _invoke(9381-9390행)는 같은 상황에서 exc.extra_detail.get("retry_after_seconds")를 직접 읽어 올바르게 처리합니다. 두 경로의 동작이 서로 어긋납니다.

영향: 공급자가 60초 쿨다운을 요구해도 이 경로는 5초 후 재시도해 쿼터를 추가로 소모하고, provider_readiness_reportcooldown_source"provider" 대신 "assumed"로 잘못 보고됩니다.

🐛 제안 수정: 예외 상세의 `retry_after_seconds`를 우선 사용
                     rate_limit_signal = self._rate_limited_provider_signal(exc)
                     if rate_limit_signal is not None:
                         signal_status, signal_http_error = rate_limit_signal
+                        retry_after = (
+                            resolve_retry_after_seconds(signal_http_error)
+                            if signal_http_error is not None
+                            else exc.extra_detail.get("retry_after_seconds")
+                            if isinstance(exc, ProviderUpstreamError)
+                            else None
+                        )
                         self._record_rate_limit(
                             candidate.id,
-                            resolve_retry_after_seconds(signal_http_error)
-                            if signal_http_error is not None
-                            else None,
+                            retry_after,
                             status=signal_status,
                         )

이전 리뷰에서 이미 동일한 문제가 지적되었습니다. 코드가 아직 수정되지 않았습니다.

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` around lines 5191 - 5200, Update the
passthrough failure handling around _rate_limited_provider_signal and
_record_rate_limit to preserve
ProviderUpstreamError.extra_detail["retry_after_seconds"]. Prefer that
provider-supplied value when available, while retaining the existing
signal_http_error resolution as the fallback for other rate-limit errors.
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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py`:
- Line 9811: Update the cooling calculation path reached after the
virtual_selector check to call _rate_limit_remaining once per candidate and
reuse those captured values for the cooling list, min() key, and earliest_ready
recalculation. Handle a None result consistently as no remaining cooldown so
concurrent expiry cannot make min() compare None with a float, while preserving
the single-candidate waiting behavior.

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Duplicate comments:
In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py`:
- Around line 9743-9745: Update _rate_limit_wait_budget to use only the
agent-specific model_timeout_seconds value when determining the wait budget,
rather than calling _resolved_model_timeout, which falls back to the client-wide
timeout. Preserve the fallback to self.rate_limit_wait_seconds when the agent
has no explicit timeout, keeping the constructor’s documented wait cap intact.
- Around line 5191-5200: Update the passthrough failure handling around
_rate_limited_provider_signal and _record_rate_limit to preserve
ProviderUpstreamError.extra_detail["retry_after_seconds"]. Prefer that
provider-supplied value when available, while retaining the existing
signal_http_error resolution as the fallback for other rate-limit errors.

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(429, ``Retry-After``) instead of letting the caller fail as a
generic connection error or opaque exhaustion.
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if not virtual_selector:

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

단일 후보 대기 경로에서 _rate_limit_remaining 경합 조건의 도달 가능성이 커졌습니다.

이 줄의 virtual_selector 검사는 기존의 len(candidates) < 2 조기 반환을 대체합니다. 그 결과, 후보가 하나뿐이고 그 후보가 쿨다운 상태인 경우에도 이제 아래의 cooling 계산 코드(9814-9824행)에 도달합니다.

cooling 리스트 컴프리헨션, min()의 키 함수, earliest_ready 재계산은 모두 _rate_limit_remaining을 별도로 호출합니다. 각 호출은 잠금으로 보호되지만 호출 사이에는 잠금이 해제됩니다. 다른 요청 스레드가 더 늦은 now로 같은 항목을 만료시키면, 이후 호출은 None을 반환할 수 있습니다. min()Nonefloat를 비교하면 TypeError가 발생해 요청이 처리되지 않은 예외로 실패합니다.

이 PR 이전에는 단일 후보가 항상 조기에 False를 반환해 이 코드에 도달하지 않았습니다. 이 PR은 가상 셀렉터의 단일 후보 대기를 실제 운영 시나리오(변경 로그의 noema-review run 34772771262)로 명시적으로 지원하므로, 이 경합 조건의 도달 가능성이 커졌습니다.

🐛 제안 수정: `_rate_limit_remaining` 결과를 한 번만 계산
-        cooling = [
-            candidate
-            for candidate in candidates
-            if self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now) is not None
-        ]
+        cooling = [
+            (remaining, candidate)
+            for candidate in candidates
+            for remaining in (self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now),)
+            if remaining is not None
+        ]
         if not cooling:
             return False
-        earliest_agent = min(
-            cooling, key=lambda candidate: self._rate_limit_remaining(candidate.id, now=now)
-        )
-        earliest_ready = self._rate_limit_remaining(earliest_agent.id, now=now)
+        earliest_ready, earliest_agent = min(cooling, key=lambda item: item[0])

이전 리뷰에서 이미 지적된 문제입니다.

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` at line 9811, Update the cooling
calculation path reached after the virtual_selector check to call
_rate_limit_remaining once per candidate and reuse those captured values for the
cooling list, min() key, and earliest_ready recalculation. Handle a None result
consistently as no remaining cooldown so concurrent expiry cannot make min()
compare None with a float, while preserving the single-candidate waiting
behavior.

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merged ahead of queued CI; local evidence: worker restack on main at a6ff937; MERGEABLE, zero completed failing checks; org CI queue stalled 45m+ on Tests+Security

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seonghobae merged commit eb75da6 into main Sep 17, 2026
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seonghobae deleted the feat/rate-limit-aware-admission branch September 17, 2026 10:02
seonghobae added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 17, 2026
Restack PR #1188 onto current main after #1154/#1179/#1170/#1175.
Preserve shared-context provenance (#1157) alongside ADR 0130 output-budget
clamp evidence from main.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
seonghobae added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 17, 2026
Restack PR #1163 onto current main after #1154/#1179/#1170/#1175.
Preserve provider media-type downgrade (#1161) alongside main changelog entries.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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