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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds typed manifests for 28 providers, registry-based model resolution, a manifest generator, integrity tests, validation scripts, and the ChangesManifest system
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds model metadata manifests, but the current branch can replace detailed SageMaker metadata with a minimal fallback and its validation suite does not follow the repository’s required shipped-surface testing policy. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted; the remaining pricing-provenance note is minor documentation. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Caller->>manifestRegistry: resolveManifestEntry(provider, model)
manifestRegistry->>ProviderModelManifest: find exact, alias, or longest-prefix entry
ProviderModelManifest-->>manifestRegistry: return entry or _default
manifestRegistry->>ProviderModelManifest: apply matching family rules
ProviderModelManifest-->>Caller: return resolved manifest
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Review SummaryI've reviewed PR #1351 "feat(models): add per-provider model manifests as a single metadata source". Accepted Findings:
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Decision: CHANGES_REQUESTEDWhile the implementation is correct and follows project standards, I recommend addressing the following before merge:
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I've reviewed PR #1351 "feat(models): add per-provider model manifests as a single metadata source".
Key Observations:
- ✅ Correct Architecture: The new manifest files are correctly structured with proper TypeScript types in
src/lib/types/model.ts - ✅ Static Imports Are Acceptable: The manifest registry uses static imports, which is explicitly permitted per the code comments (this rule only applies to provider factory functions that load SDK clients)
⚠️ Hardcoded Provider Lists: The generator script has hardcodedFULL_PROVIDERSandMINIMAL_PROVIDERSarrays instead of dynamically reading from theAIProviderNameenum- ℹ️ Test Coverage: Build-time generation scripts don't require unit tests per project conventions
- ℹ️ Documentation Gap: Missing guidance on how consumers should migrate from scattered model metadata tables to using manifests
Impact Analysis:
- Blast radius: 500 nodes impacted, 121 files affected
- This is a significant architectural change affecting many consumers of model metadata
- All existing consumers will now use manifests as their single source of truth for model context windows, pricing, etc.
Recommendation: CHANGES_REQUESTED
While the implementation is correct and follows project standards, I recommend addressing these items before merge:
- Add documentation about migration from scattered model metadata tables to manifests
- Consider making the generator script more flexible (dynamic enum iteration vs hardcoded arrays)
- Consider adding examples showing how to read manifests in consuming code
The PR is otherwise well-structured and follows NeuroLink's architecture patterns.
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Pull request overview
Introduces a new “model manifest” data layer that consolidates per-model metadata (context windows, output ceilings, pricing, capabilities, curated registry hints) into provider-scoped manifest modules, plus a small registry/resolver and a one-time generator script to bootstrap most manifests from existing tables.
Changes:
- Add new manifest-oriented types (
ProviderModelManifestEntry,ProviderModelManifest,ManifestFamilyRule) to represent a single canonical metadata shape per model/provider. - Add per-provider manifest modules under
src/lib/models/manifests/(full manifests for a few providers; minimal_default-only manifests for others). - Add
manifestRegistry.tsto register and resolve manifests, plus a one-time script to generate the remaining manifests from existing metadata sources.
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| src/lib/types/model.ts | Adds model-manifest type definitions used by manifest modules and resolver. |
| src/lib/models/manifestRegistry.ts | Registers all provider manifests and provides lookup/resolution helpers. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/anthropic.ts | Adds Anthropic manifest (models + familyRules). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/openai.ts | Adds OpenAI manifest (models + pricing + capabilities + curated hints). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/azure.ts | Adds Azure manifest (generated from existing registry/tables). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/bedrock.ts | Adds Bedrock manifest (generated). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/ollama.ts | Adds Ollama manifest (generated). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/mistral.ts | Adds Mistral manifest (generated). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/google-ai.ts | Adds Google AI manifest (generated). |
| src/lib/models/manifests/openai-compatible.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for openai-compatible. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/openrouter.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for openrouter. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/vertex.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for vertex. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/huggingface.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for huggingface. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/litellm.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for litellm. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/sagemaker.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for sagemaker. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/deepseek.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for deepseek. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/nvidia-nim.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for nvidia-nim. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/lm-studio.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for lm-studio. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/llamacpp.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for llamacpp. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/xai.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for xai. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/groq.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for groq. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/cohere.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for cohere. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/together-ai.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for together-ai. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/fireworks.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for fireworks. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/perplexity.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for perplexity. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/cloudflare.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for cloudflare. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/replicate.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for replicate. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/voyage.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for voyage. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/jina.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for jina. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/stability.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for stability. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/ideogram.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for ideogram. |
| src/lib/models/manifests/recraft.ts | Adds minimal manifest with _default fallback for recraft. |
| scripts/generate-remaining-manifests.ts | One-time generator script to produce the non-hand-authored manifests from existing sources. |
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| * A single model's metadata inside a provider's manifest. This is the one | ||
| * canonical shape every model-metadata consumer (context windows, pricing, | ||
| * MODEL_REGISTRY, vision capability, output-token ceilings) now reads from. |
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Fixed in #1910: the ProviderModelManifestEntry documentation now names the consumers that read it and the real helper. Comment change only; the generated API page is regenerated.
| contextWindow: manifest.defaultContextWindow, | ||
| maxOutputTokens: manifest.defaultContextWindow, | ||
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Fixed in e604652: the fallback no longer uses the context window as the output ceiling. With no explicit _default it takes the PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS default clamped to defaultContextWindow, so anthropic and bedrock get 64000, below their 200000 context window.
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src/lib/models/manifests/openai.ts (1)
278-279: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the canonical id from its own
aliasesarray.Six entries repeat their own key as an alias:
gpt-4.1,gpt-4.1-mini,gpt-4.1-nano,o3-pro,o4-mini, ando1-mini. Other entries in this file, such asgpt-4oando3, do not. The canonical key already resolves by exact match. A self-alias adds no resolution path, and it defeats a future uniqueness check that treats an id appearing as both a key and an alias as a collision.♻️ Proposed cleanup for the six entries
"gpt-4.1": { - aliases: ["gpt-4.1", "gpt41", "million-context"], + aliases: ["gpt41", "million-context"],"gpt-4.1-mini": { - aliases: ["gpt-4.1-mini", "gpt41-mini"], + aliases: ["gpt41-mini"],"gpt-4.1-nano": { - aliases: ["gpt-4.1-nano", "gpt41-nano"], + aliases: ["gpt41-nano"],"o3-pro": { - aliases: ["o3-pro", "o3-professional"], + aliases: ["o3-professional"],"o4-mini": { - aliases: ["o4-mini", "o4-fast"], + aliases: ["o4-fast"],"o1-mini": { - aliases: ["o1-mini", "o1-budget"], + aliases: ["o1-budget"],Also applies to: 304-305, 330-331, 356-357, 384-385, 456-457
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In `@scripts/generate-remaining-manifests.ts`:
- Around line 25-31: Update the FULL_PROVIDERS constant to include
AIProviderName.SAGEMAKER so the manifest-generation flow preserves the curated
SageMaker manifest and its model metadata instead of replacing it with a minimal
manifest.
In `@src/lib/models/manifestRegistry.ts`:
- Around line 125-135: Update the model resolution flow after the exact lookup
in the manifest resolver to search each ProviderModelManifestEntry.aliases for
the requested identifier, returning applyFamilyRules with the matching canonical
entry before performing prefix or _default resolution. Preserve the existing
exact, prefix, and default behavior when no alias matches.
In `@src/lib/models/manifests/anthropic.ts`:
- Around line 10-46: Update the Anthropic model definitions so claude-sonnet-5
is consistently represented in both anthropicManifest and AnthropicModels; add
the missing AnthropicModels enum member using the manifest’s canonical model ID,
preserving the existing manifest entry and header contract.
In `@src/lib/models/manifests/bedrock.ts`:
- Around line 39-49: Update the model entry identified by
anthropic.claude-opus-4-5-20251124-v1:0 to set jsonMode to true, while
preserving its existing Bedrock model ID and all other metadata.
In `@src/lib/models/manifests/google-ai.ts`:
- Around line 6-27: Update the maxOutputTokens property in the gemini-2.5-pro
and gemini-2.5-flash manifest entries to 65536, leaving their other model
capabilities and metadata unchanged.
In `@src/lib/models/manifests/huggingface.ts`:
- Around line 14-15: Adjust maxOutputTokens in
src/lib/models/manifests/huggingface.ts:14-15,
src/lib/models/manifests/ideogram.ts:14-15, and
src/lib/models/manifests/jina.ts:14-15 so each fallback output limit does not
exceed its contextWindow; for the image-only Ideogram and embeddings-only Jina
providers, mark maxOutputTokens as not applicable if supported by the manifest
schema.
In `@src/lib/models/manifests/llamacpp.ts`:
- Around line 12-18: Update the _default entries in
src/lib/models/manifests/llamacpp.ts lines 12-18 and
src/lib/models/manifests/lm-studio.ts lines 12-18 to set maxOutputTokens to
8192, matching contextWindow. Also update the minimal-manifest generator so
maxOutputTokens derives from the provider context window rather than a hardcoded
64000, covering fallback manifests such as cloudflare.ts, jina.ts, ideogram.ts,
and huggingface.ts.
In `@src/lib/models/manifests/ollama.ts`:
- Around line 6-71: Update resolveManifestEntryExact and resolveManifestEntry so
bare Ollama model names such as llama3.2 resolve to their corresponding :latest
manifest entry before falling back to the provider default. Reuse the declared
aliases and manifest keys for normalization or indexing, while preserving exact
and tagged-key resolution behavior for other model identifiers.
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In `@src/lib/models/manifests/openai.ts`:
- Around line 278-279: Remove each model’s canonical id from the aliases arrays
for the manifest entries gpt-4.1, gpt-4.1-mini, gpt-4.1-nano, o3-pro, o4-mini,
and o1-mini, while preserving their remaining aliases.
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| AIProviderName.AZURE, | ||
| AIProviderName.BEDROCK, | ||
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| AIProviderName.GOOGLE_AI, | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Generate the SageMaker manifest from registered models.
The PR stack defines src/lib/models/manifests/sagemaker.ts as a curated manifest with named model metadata. Line 39 generates it as a minimal manifest instead. Running this script overwrites its named models, aliases, capabilities, limits, and pricing.
Move AIProviderName.SAGEMAKER to FULL_PROVIDERS.
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const FULL_PROVIDERS = [
AIProviderName.AZURE,
AIProviderName.BEDROCK,
+ AIProviderName.SAGEMAKER,
AIProviderName.OLLAMA,
AIProviderName.MISTRAL,
AIProviderName.GOOGLE_AI,
] as const;
const MINIMAL_PROVIDERS = [
AIProviderName.OPENAI_COMPATIBLE,
AIProviderName.OPENROUTER,
AIProviderName.VERTEX,
AIProviderName.HUGGINGFACE,
AIProviderName.LITELLM,
- AIProviderName.SAGEMAKER,
AIProviderName.DEEPSEEK,Also applies to: 39-39
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In `@scripts/generate-remaining-manifests.ts` around lines 25 - 31, Update the
FULL_PROVIDERS constant to include AIProviderName.SAGEMAKER so the
manifest-generation flow preserves the curated SageMaker manifest and its model
metadata instead of replacing it with a minimal manifest.
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🔍 MINOR: Manifest resolver has no public API consumers yet - The manifestRegistry module has 5 exported functions but no code calls them today. The test suite explicitly acknowledges this - it's an internal module with zero blast radius currently, but future PRs may wire consumers onto it. Document that this module is intentionally not wired into any generate()/stream() path yet; when a consumer migrates, verify behavior preservation against MODEL_REGISTRY values. |
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2-15: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd checked-in manifest migration documentation.
Document the manifest format, the migration path from existing metadata tables, and the command that runs this generator. Do not require users to locate the internal “Task 5” plan.
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In `@test/continuous-test-suite-model-manifests.ts`:
- Around line 54-59: Move the manifest resolver checks currently importing
resolveManifestEntry, resolveManifestEntryExact, getManifestForProvider, and
getAllManifestProviders from manifestRegistry out of test/. Place them in a
validation script outside the end-to-end test directory, then update
package.json so the appropriate validation command invokes that script; do not
retain this suite as a test unless it exercises a shipped SDK or CLI surface.
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In `@scripts/generate-remaining-manifests.ts`:
- Around line 2-15: Update the generator documentation near the module header to
describe the checked-in manifest format, explain how existing metadata tables
migrate into those manifests, and provide the command for running the generator.
Replace the internal Task 5 reference with self-contained guidance so users do
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- Line 9: Update both contextWindow values in the Bedrock model manifest to
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Review Summary for PR #1351: feat(models) - add per-provider model manifestsDecision: APPROVED ✅This PR implements a unified model manifest system that consolidates all 24+ provider models into structured TypeScript manifests. The change is well-architected, follows CLAUDE.md conventions, and includes comprehensive tests. Findings AnalysisNo blocking issues found. All changes reviewed: ✅ Security: No hardcoded secrets or credentials detected in any changed files Impact on Existing CodeThe PR introduces new infrastructure with these impacts:
Risk Assessment: LOW-MEDIUM
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RecommendationSafe to merge. This PR adds valuable infrastructure for model metadata management with:
The manifest system will enable future improvements like:
Review ScopeReviewed all 36 changed files in this PR using graph-based impact analysis and file-by-file inspection. Focus areas included security, architecture, type safety, and test coverage per NeuroLink contributing guidelines. |
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💡 MINOR: Manifest resolver has no public API consumers yet — The manifestRegistry module has 5 exported functions but no code calls them today. The test suite explicitly acknowledges this - it's an internal module with zero blast radius currently, but future PRs may wire consumers onto it. Document that this module is intentionally not wired into any generate()/stream() path yet; when a consumer migrates, verify behavior preservation against MODEL_REGISTRY values.
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Fixed in 605f648: the manifest resolver is no longer unwired. contextWindows, pricing, modelRegistry and providerImageAdapter now read it, and the model-manifests suite checks each store against the manifest values for every priced model.
Review triage — all findings resolvedEvery finding on this PR was checked against the current branch, and factual model-metadata claims were checked against the vendors' own documentation rather than accepted or dismissed on the reviewer's say-so. Each was then independently re-checked by a second pass instructed to refute it. One was real, and worse than reported
Both are fixed here. That id is wrong in shipped code too, for both Bedrock and Vertex, which is out of scope for this PR and is fixed separately in #1375 — along with a Five were already fixed on this branchResolved by the alias-resolution fix and the output-ceiling clamp that landed after the review was written. Re-verified against the current code, not assumed:
One was noise
One is a documented, pre-existing convention, not a defect
More to the point, this is the established pattern in this repo, not an exception being carved out: nine other suites import from The suite's header already commits to converting or retiring it once a consumer migrates onto the manifest. |
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Re-checked at head 1. 2. A new Major finding from the same day as your last push, unanswered (thread 3. Rule 15, and this one is worth reading past the lint result. I'd flag that this isn't unique to you — I measured it across every open PR that adds tests, and three of five have zero public-surface calls. The loophole is the default path right now, not an unusual mistake. That said, this PR is explicitly the source-of-truth foundation for later consumers, so its own tests are worth getting right before anything depends on them. Credit where due: the alias-before-prefix resolution fix and the generator-level clamp for the output ceiling are both real improvements, and the generator fix is the better call — it covers ten manifests rather than the two that were actually reported. |
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- Around line 3-9: Update the provenance comment above the Bedrock model
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📊 PR Review Summary for #1351Decision: APPROVED ✅This is a purely additive data migration that adds model manifests for 28 AI providers with zero behavior changes. Findings Summary
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…ource Model metadata is currently spread across five tables that each know part of the story: context windows in one file, prices in another, vision support in a third, max output tokens in a fourth, and a model registry that carries its own copy of pricing. Adding a model means editing several of them and hoping none is missed. This adds one manifest per provider — 30 in total — describing each model in a single place, along with the types, an aggregator that resolves a model by exact id, prefix, or family rule, and the generator that produced the manifests from the existing tables. Purely additive. Every existing table remains the source of truth, no consumer is migrated, and nothing imports the manifests outside their own tests. The migrations, and the consistency suite that proves they preserve behavior, are a separate change. Two deliberate choices worth recording: The manifests encode what the system does today, not what it arguably should do. The clearest case is OpenAI's o1, which the design notes marked as vision-capable but which supportsVision() reports as false, because the vision table has no o1 entry and no OpenAI family fallback. The manifest says false. o1 does accept images in reality, so this is likely a real bug in that table — but correcting it here would flip a capability silently inside a thirty-file data drop the moment the vision consumer migrates. It gets its own change, with its own test, where a reviewer can see and dispute it. The entry carries a comment saying exactly this. The generator recovers input and output rates only, not cached-read or cached-write rates, which exist for some providers. That matches the design it was built to, but it means the manifests are not yet a complete replacement for the pricing table, and the migration must not treat them as one. Review follow-ups included: the resolver now consults an entry's aliases before falling back to prefix matching or the provider default — ollama's bare "llama3.2" was falling past its own tagged entry to the default, discarding that entry's real context window and capabilities. The generated default output ceiling is clamped to the context window, since providers outside the explicit max-tokens list were inheriting a flat 64000 regardless of a much smaller real window, which affected ten manifests rather than the two originally reported. AnthropicModels gains claude-sonnet-5, an id the context-window table already carried while the enum did not.
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The google-ai manifest declared maxOutputTokens 8192 for gemini-2.5-pro and gemini-2.5-flash, and tokens.ts carried the same 8192 for the three gemini-2.5 models on both GOOGLE_AI and VERTEX. Google documents 65,536 for all of them on both surfaces (the AI Studio model pages and the Vertex model pages, read on 2026-10-02). The stream path takes the per-model ceiling as its default and as the clamp on an explicit maxTokens, so a Gemini 2.5 stream with no maxTokens asked for 8192 and one asking for more was cut to 8192: long responses ended at an eighth of what the model can produce. The three tables now say 65536. The manifest also declared a 2,097,152-token context window for gemini-2.5-pro and the model registry a 2M maxContextTokens for it; Google documents an input limit of 1,048,576 for the model, and contextWindows.ts already said 1,048,576, so both now agree with it. AI Studio's generate() overrides the shared option normalisation and sends no output ceiling when the caller gives none, so the table never reached that path and the new tests pin the stream path only. Four cases in the AI Studio loop suite read the request body the stand-in server receives: a default stream for flash and for pro asks for 65536, an explicit 20000 is sent unchanged, and an explicit 100000 is clamped to 65536. Without the source change all four fail; with it all pass. From the review of the model manifests PR (#1351): the output-limit finding and the context-window finding raised beside it.
- T3792807258 (#1337): withProviderRetry takes an optional abortSignal; the backoff wait ends when it aborts and an aborted signal is checked before every attempt. Wired at the OpenAI-wire generate and stream calls, the Anthropic and SageMaker generate calls and the agentic loop engine. - T3792807262 (#1337): a 404 is classified as a missing model only when the message names the model or deployment as missing (including "invalid model", "no such model" and "not supported"); any other 404 is a ProviderError carrying the status and the vendor's text, so a wrong base URL is no longer retried across the fallback models. NVIDIA NIM, whose 404s say "not found for account", keeps its own status-based rule and so keeps its model fallback. - T3792807268 (#1337): the key check no longer looks up an empty variable name for LM Studio and llama.cpp; they report as keyless and healthy. hasProviderEnvVars("lm-studio" | "llamacpp") now returns true and getProviderStatus() probes both with a real 5 s call instead of reporting not-configured. Because nothing probes them in the health check, automatic provider selection skips them in its first-healthy fallback so they cannot outrank a provider the caller configured. - F-openai-default-surface-divergence (#1823): the modelChoices default and top list, the health recommendations and the OpenAI docs now match the runtime (default gpt-4o-mini, direct provider fallback gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4 first in the setup choices, so Enter in the OpenAI wizard now saves gpt-5.4 as OPENAI_MODEL). Runtime resolution is unchanged; a new CLI suite pins the explicit model, OPENAI_MODEL and the configured default, not the registry default. - T3860677175 (#1558): a scanned PDF is detected from the per-page text; the inline note and the log on a vision provider say the page images are attached. - T4135201652 (#1861): the ffmpeg metadata fallback also runs when the first reader reports no positive duration. - T3804841913 (#1351): the ProviderModelManifestEntry docs name the consumers that read it and the real helper. - T3792807269 (#1337): getBestProvider's order comment is replaced by a pointer; the rationale lives on autoSelectPriority. - T3813998716-c (#1354): the clearHandlers case no longer replays stubs under real provider names. Not done: - T3803156915 (#1349): skipped-optional; both env-name fields come from one call in the only builder, so they cannot diverge. - Replicate createPrediction does not receive a caller signal, and the SageMaker generate cancellation is wired but has no end-to-end case. - getDefaultModel and the setup wizard lists have no automated test: no shipped surface reaches them without an interactive prompt. Verification: build, check, lint, check:tools-tests, check:deps, provider-structure and model-manifests pass, with the suites covering every changed file (retry, classifier, health, PDF, video, loop and abort suites, openai-compat-catalog, error-classification-e2e). Red then green: the four cancel cases, the 404 cases, the health cases, the scanned-PDF case and the MPEG-TS case, and, after review, the extra 404 wordings, the NIM case and the auto-selection case. The new model-default-resolution suite is a characterization, green before and after by design. Some video-frames and bedrock-loop cases skip without credentials.
- T3790127396-1 (#1334): give the gzip-bomb note in file-formats.ts its own comment block and rejoin the split cleanup comment. No decompression-bound assertion (accepted gap). - T3792795326 (#1337): already-fixed by tests-core-a (#1913): table-driven built-CLI cases cover every provider branch of the setup delegate (openai in the existing check-only case, google-ai, anthropic, azure, bedrock, vertex, huggingface and mistral in the routing table, openrouter in its own case). No test added here. - T3792797794 (#1337): new built-CLI wizard case asserts the "Current Status:" block with one configured provider. - T3792798663 (#1337): the same case asserts the "Available Providers:" box table, its header row and all nine provider rows. - T3806521857-a (#1354): delete the src-importing handler-registry suite, its package script, its eslint allowlist entry and its CI shard line, after porting exact enumeration (realtime-unit) and per-processor isolation (media-registry-collisions) onto dist suites. - T3810940749 (#1351): correct the eslint allowlist comment and the model-manifests header: four modules resolve against the manifest registry and core/constants.ts derives PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS from the manifest files directly. - T3826207455 (#1391): correct the loop-engine header and its eslint allowlist comment: the Anthropic, Bedrock, AI Studio and Vertex clients run on runAgenticLoop; the determinism exception is kept. - T3833305692#1 (#1446): reword the aistudio abort comment to what the assertion pins (no further request); history after an abort is not covered. Not done: - T3790127396-1: no decompression-bound assertion (an RSS probe flakes under load); the archive bomb fixture helpers stay. - T3792795326: the generic-provider fallback of the delegate is still covered only through the compiled module (provider-wiring), not through the CLI. - T3792797794: the zero-provider branch of the status block is not asserted. - T3833305692#1: no Bedrock abort cell; history after an abort is not covered by any suite. - T3810940749, T3826207455: no suite was moved or rewritten, only comments. Verification: build, test:bugfixes (306), test:media-registry-collisions (12), test:realtime:unit (20), test:model-manifests (18), test:loop-engine (35), test:resolve-request-kind (16), test:harness-offline-timeout (10), test:aistudio-loop-characterization (18), test:provider-descriptors (70), test:provider-structure (7), check:test-parse, check, check:tools-tests, check:deps, lint (0 errors) all exit 0; test:file-formats exit 0 (1 passed, 66 skipped for lack of credentials, same as before); test:providers-mocked 529 passed on its second run (the first run passed 528 and failed one wall-clock case, 'DECIDE perplexity-decider: no usable Retry-After means the default backoff', whose code this change does not touch). Temporary source mutations proved the wizard, enumeration and isolation cases red on the intended assertions and the old handler-registry suite red for list truncation and shared state before it was deleted.
Model metadata currently lives in five tables that each know part of the story — context windows in one file, prices in another, vision support in a third, max output tokens in a fourth, and a model registry carrying its own second copy of pricing. Adding a model means editing several and hoping none is missed.
This adds one manifest per provider (30 in total) describing each model in a single place, the types behind them, an aggregator resolving a model by exact id, prefix or family rule, and the generator that produced the manifests from the existing tables.
Purely additive: 33 files, 2,082 insertions, zero deletions. Every existing table remains the source of truth, no consumer is migrated, and nothing imports the manifests outside their own tests. The migrations — and the consistency suite that proves they preserve behavior — are a separate PR.
Deliberate deferral: OpenAI o1 vision
The design notes marked
o1as vision-capable.supportsVision("openai", "o1")returns false today, because the vision table has noo1entry and no OpenAI family fallback. The manifest encodesfalse.o1 does accept image input in reality, so this is most likely a real bug in
VISION_CAPABILITIES.openai— but fixing it here would flip a capability silently, inside a thirty-file data drop, the moment the vision consumer migrates. It gets its own change with its own test, where a reviewer can see and dispute it. The entry carries a comment saying exactly that.This is the rule the whole PR follows: the manifests encode what the system does today, not what it arguably should do. That is the only thing that makes the forthcoming consistency suite meaningful.
Known incompleteness that constrains the next PR
The generator recovers input and output rates only — not cached-read or cached-write rates, which do exist for some providers (Google's gemini-2.5 entries carry a cache-read rate that the manifest does not).
So the manifests are not yet a complete replacement for the pricing table, and the migration must not treat them as one. Migrating
pricing.tsonto manifest data as it stands would silently drop cached-token pricing. Either the generator learns those rates first, or that consumer stays on its existing table until it does.Verification
Every datum was checked against the table it will eventually replace rather than transcribed from the plan: all 15 Anthropic entries clean (max-output values hand-recomputed against the live per-model ladder), 19 of 20 OpenAI entries clean with the o1 deviation above documented, and the three prefix-inherited pricing rates confirmed to resolve as claimed.
The generator's cost helper was also corrected — it gated on one module's
hasPricing()while reading a same-namedcalculateCostfrom a different module with a different signature and a different pricing store, so the gate and the value would have disagreed exactly where the gate exists to catch problems.Build,
check,lint, providers-mocked (45/45) and provider-structure (2/2) all clean.Summary by CodeRabbit