diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 39cdd082b..3ff6ec9c1 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -45,11 +45,11 @@ const decision = await pipe.tryDecide({ ## 🧠 What is NeuroLink? -**NeuroLink is the universal AI integration platform that unifies 40 AI providers under one consistent API, across three inference types: `generate`, `stream`, and `decide`.** A curated 64-model registry (7 providers, 132 aliases) backs model metadata, routing, and context-window checks out of the box, and hundreds more models are reachable through aggregator providers — 100+ via LiteLLM, 300+ via OpenRouter. +**NeuroLink is the pipe layer of an AI nervous system.** Providers — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS, Azure, Mistral, local runtimes like Ollama, and dozens more — are the neurons: each generates a different kind of intelligence, at a different cost and latency. NeuroLink is the vascular layer that carries that intelligence, as a stream, to the applications — the organs — that consume it, across three inference types: `generate` and `stream` produce text, `decide` produces a calibrated `boolean`/`choice`/`score` judgment instead. A curated model registry (64 models, 132 aliases) backs metadata, routing, and context-window checks out of the box, and hundreds more models are reachable through aggregator providers — 100+ via LiteLLM, 300+ via OpenRouter. -Extracted from production systems at Juspay, NeuroLink provides a practical, TypeScript-first way to integrate AI into any application. Whether you're building with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS Bedrock, Azure, or any of our 40 supported providers, NeuroLink gives you a single, consistent interface that works everywhere. `decide` is the third inference type — a typed, calibrated judgment instead of text — for the model-routing and gating decisions `generate`/`stream` were never meant to make. +Extracted from production systems at Juspay, NeuroLink provides a practical, TypeScript-first way to plug any application into that nervous system. Switch which neuron answers a request with a single parameter change — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS Bedrock, Azure, a local runtime, or any provider you add. `decide` is the third inference type — a typed, calibrated judgment instead of text — for the model-routing and gating decisions `generate`/`stream` were never meant to make, powered by a purpose-built decision model (TypeSafe Jev) rather than a general-purpose LLM: routing decisions land in ~400ms for about $0.00002, instead of a full generation call. -**Why NeuroLink?** Three genuine inference types, not one dressed up three ways — `generate` and `stream` produce text; `decide` produces a calibrated `boolean`/`choice`/`score` judgment, and which types a provider serves is declared per-provider via `inferenceKinds` rather than inferred from behavior. One API spans all 40 providers, including 3 fully local runtimes (Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp) with per-request credential overrides, and MCP support covers all 4 transports (stdio, HTTP, SSE, WebSocket). Every AI-driven optimization — model routing, context compaction, tool selection — fails open: no key configured behaves exactly like NeuroLink without it, and routing uses asymmetric confidence thresholds (upgrade at 0.3, downgrade at 0.6) rather than a single cutoff, because a wrong downgrade costs more than a wrong upgrade. Switch providers with a single parameter change, leverage built-in tools plus any MCP-compliant tool server, deploy with confidence using enterprise features like Redis memory and multi-provider failover, and optimize costs automatically with intelligent routing. Use it via our professional CLI or TypeScript SDK—whichever fits your workflow. +**Why NeuroLink?** Three genuine inference types, not one dressed up three ways — `generate` and `stream` produce text; `decide` produces a calibrated `boolean`/`choice`/`score` judgment, and which types a provider serves is declared per-provider via `inferenceKinds` rather than inferred from behavior. Every neuron plugs into the same pipe, including 3 fully local runtimes (Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp) with per-request credential overrides, and MCP support covers all 4 transports (stdio, HTTP, SSE, WebSocket). Every AI-driven optimization the pipe performs — model routing, context compaction, tool selection — fails open: no key configured behaves exactly like NeuroLink without it, and routing uses asymmetric confidence thresholds (upgrade at 0.3, downgrade at 0.6) rather than a single cutoff, because a wrong downgrade costs more than a wrong upgrade. Switch providers with a single parameter change, leverage built-in tools plus any MCP-compliant tool server, deploy with confidence using enterprise features like Redis memory and multi-provider failover, and optimize costs automatically with intelligent routing. Use it via our professional CLI or TypeScript SDK—whichever fits your workflow. **Where we're headed:** We're building for the future of AI—edge-first execution and continuous streaming architectures that make AI practically free and universally available. **[Read our vision →](docs/about/vision.md)** @@ -410,7 +410,7 @@ npx @juspay/neurolink --help ### Configuration -NeuroLink works with 40 AI providers. You'll need at least one API key to get started: +NeuroLink works with every major AI provider — and local runtimes that need no API key at all. You'll need at least one to get started: **Option 1: Interactive Setup (Recommended)** @@ -597,7 +597,7 @@ const result = await neurolink.generate({ ### Next Steps - **[Complete Documentation](https://docs.neurolink.ink)** - Comprehensive guides and API reference -- **[Provider Setup Guide](docs/getting-started/provider-setup.md)** - Configure all 40 providers +- **[Provider Setup Guide](docs/getting-started/provider-setup.md)** - Configure any provider - **[SDK API Reference](docs/sdk/api-reference.md)** - Full TypeScript API documentation - **[CLI Command Reference](docs/cli/commands.md)** - Complete CLI documentation - **[Example Projects](docs/examples/index.md)** - Real-world integration examples @@ -629,7 +629,7 @@ NeuroLink is a comprehensive AI development platform. Every feature below is shi ### 🤖 AI Provider Integration -**40 providers unified under one API** - Switch providers with a single parameter change. 39 serve `generate`/`stream`; 1 (TypeSafe Jev) serves `decide`. Tool support: 29 native tool-calling, 3 model-dependent, 8 that serve no tools at all (embedding-, media- and decision-only). 3 are fully local runtimes (Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp) and 4 need zero configuration to start (those three plus LiteLLM) — no cloud account, no API key. 9 providers (OpenAI, Google AI Studio, Google Vertex, Amazon Bedrock, Cohere, Ollama, LiteLLM, Voyage, Jina) expose `embed()`/`embedMany()` natively for RAG and custom vector search. +**Every provider neuron behind one API** - Switch providers with a single parameter change. Nearly all serve `generate`/`stream`; TypeSafe Jev alone serves `decide`. Tool support: 29 native tool-calling, 3 model-dependent, 8 that serve no tools at all (embedding-, media- and decision-only). 3 are fully local runtimes (Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp) and 4 need zero configuration to start (those three plus LiteLLM) — no cloud account, no API key. 9 providers (OpenAI, Google AI Studio, Google Vertex, Amazon Bedrock, Cohere, Ollama, LiteLLM, Voyage, Jina) expose `embed()`/`embedMany()` natively for RAG and custom vector search. | Provider | Models | Free Tier | Tool Support | Status | Documentation | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------------ | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | @@ -668,7 +668,7 @@ NeuroLink is a comprehensive AI development platform. Every feature below is shi **Decision-only provider:** **TypeSafe Jev** (`TYPESAFE_API_KEY`) does not appear in the table above because it does not serve `generate`/`stream` — it is the first provider for the `decide` inference type. See [Decide: Calibrated Judgments, Not Text](#decide-calibrated-judgments-not-text). **[📖 Provider Comparison Guide](docs/reference/provider-comparison.md)** - Detailed feature matrix and selection criteria -**[🔬 Provider Feature Compatibility](docs/reference/provider-feature-compatibility.md)** - Test-based compatibility reference for all 19 features across 40 providers +**[🔬 Provider Feature Compatibility](docs/reference/provider-feature-compatibility.md)** - Test-based compatibility reference for all 19 features across every provider --- @@ -854,7 +854,7 @@ neurolink generate "Describe what happens" --file ./demo.mp4 - **ProcessorRegistry** - Priority-based processor selection with fallback - **OWASP Security** - HTML/SVG sanitization prevents XSS attacks - **Auto-detection** - FileDetector identifies file types by extension and content -- **Provider-agnostic** - All processors work across all 40 AI providers +- **Provider-agnostic** - All processors work across every AI provider **[📖 File Processors Guide](docs/features/file-processors.md)** - Complete reference for all file types @@ -984,7 +984,7 @@ node your-app.js ### 🤖 GitHub Action -Run AI-powered workflows directly in GitHub Actions with 40 provider support and automatic PR/issue commenting. +Run AI-powered workflows directly in GitHub Actions with support for every provider and automatic PR/issue commenting. ```yaml - uses: juspay/neurolink@v1 @@ -996,7 +996,7 @@ Run AI-powered workflows directly in GitHub Actions with 40 provider support and | Feature | Description | | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| **Multi-Provider** | 40 providers with unified interface | +| **Multi-Provider** | Every provider behind one unified interface | | **PR/Issue Comments** | Auto-post AI responses with intelligent updates | | **Multimodal Support** | Attach images, PDFs, CSVs, Excel, Word, JSON, YAML, XML, HTML, SVG, code files to prompts | | **Cost Tracking** | Built-in analytics and quality evaluation | @@ -1189,7 +1189,7 @@ Full command and API breakdown lives in [`docs/cli/commands.md`](docs/cli/comman | Capability | Highlights | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| **Provider unification** | 40 providers with automatic fallback, cost-aware routing, `providerFallback` policy, `modelChain` config. | +| **Provider unification** | Every provider neuron behind one API, with automatic fallback, cost-aware routing, `providerFallback` policy, `modelChain` config. | | **Decision inference** | Third inference type (`decide`) alongside generate/stream: calibrated `boolean`/`choice`/`score` judgments via TypeSafe Jev, ~400ms flat, ~$0.00002/decision. 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Production organs today:\nAutomatic — Shopify operations hub: address intelligence, RTO risk scoring\nTara — Slack engineering assistant: conversational AI with MCP tool access\nYama — Code review judge: automated PR analysis and governance","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"About","lvl1":"The Nervous System Model","lvl2":"Organs — Connectors","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"195","title":"Why This Model Works","url":"/docs/about/nervous-system-model#why-this-model-works","content":"The metaphor enforces good architecture:\n\nSeparation of concerns: Neurons (generation) and organs (consumption) are completely decoupled. Changing AI provider doesn't touch the application. Changing the application doesn't touch the provider.\n\nSingle flow direction: Intelligence flows one way — neuron → pipe → organ. There's no confusion about where logic lives.\n\nObservable by default: A vascular system you can't monitor is dangerous. 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It is skipped when the caller pinned both and , or when a is configured (the pool owns selection).\n\nQuick start (heuristic, SDK)\n\nDefining \"which model for which case\"\n\nThe router resolves a model using the first of these that applies:\n\n| # | Mechanism | How you define it | Best for |\n| --- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------- |\n| 1 | LLM direct pick | + a on each pool member | Custom/registry-less models; smartest |\n| 2 | | Explicit map | Full, deterministic control |\n| 3 | Per-member | on a member | Simple, explicit, generic |\n| 4 | Metadata scoring | / per member (declared, or auto-enriched from the model registry) | Known models with comparable metadata |\n\nWhen two members can't be separated (e.g. equal declared quality, or the model registry only knows both as \"high\" quality), the router keeps the declared pool order. 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The classifier marks the request so the downstream selectors stand down.\n— when a is configured the classifier stands down (the pool owns selection); use one or the other for model choice.\n— the dedicated tool-routing feature still applies; classifier are additive.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Classifier Router","lvl2":"Precedence & interactions","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3546","title":"Caveats","url":"/docs/features/classifier-router#caveats","content":"Registry quality is coarse. Auto-enrichment maps a model to a 3-bucket quality (), so two \"high\" models can't be separated on capability alone — declare // or use the LLM pick for reliable hard-vs-easy routing.\nLLM classifier latency/cost. The strategy adds one cheap call per uncached turn; prefer a small, fast, non-Gemini model and use where determinism matters.\nJev confidence is a gate, not a score. Unlike the strategy — whose self-reported confidence defaults to a hard-coded when the model omits it — returns a calibrated value, which is what makes meaningful. The two bars differ because the mistakes cost differently: spending more on a wrong guess wastes money, spending less produces a wrong answer. Set either above 1 to force the heuristic while leaving the strategy configured.\nGemini tools + JSON schema. The classifier call uses a schema with tools disabled, so the Gemini exclusivity rule doesn't apply to it; when routing a tools + structured-output request, prefer a non-Gemini target model.\nPrompt privacy ( and ). 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Other env keys in the settings file are preserved.\nFail-open guard -- A foreground proxy's detached guard removes stale settings only after confirming its parent died and no replacement is healthy. launchd-managed proxies do not spawn this cleanup guard; they use a separate updater-only worker.\nSafety -- If the has been changed to a different value (e.g., another proxy), the cleanup will not overwrite it.\n\nAfter starting the proxy, restart Claude Code for the new settings to take effect.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"4. Claude Code Settings","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3648","title":"5. File Locations","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#5-file-locations","content":"All NeuroLink proxy files are stored under (with directory permissions).\n\n| File | Permissions | Description |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | | TokenStore -- Multi-provider OAuth token storage. Stores tokens keyed by (e.g., ). XOR-obfuscated by default (not plaintext). |\n| | | Legacy credentials -- Single-account OAuth tokens. Used as a fallback when no compound keys exist in . Updated on token refresh (pre-request or on-401). |\n| | user default | Proxy config -- YAML/JSON configuration file. Loaded and watched by (default path, overridable with ). Valid routing changes publish a new runtime generation. |\n| | | Proxy env file — Auto-loaded and watched by the proxy. Runtime routing variables and routing interpolation reload transactionally; startup-only variables do not. Created by . Override with or . |\n| | | Proxy state -- Runtime state persisted by the running proxy (PID, listener, strategy, fallback cha","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"5. File Locations","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3649","title":"Peer-sharing state","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#peer-sharing-state","content":"Written only once this node lends or borrows capacity — see\nProxy peer sharing. All follow the same\natomic-rename discipline as the files above. In mode they\nresolve under instead.\n\n| File | Owner | Description |\n| -------------------------------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | lender | Share grants -- One record per borrower: hashed token (; the token itself is never stored), level, state, entitlement and the full gate set. Also holds this node's recorded . Re-read when its mtime moves, so lands without a restart. |\n| | lender | Coin ledger and window buckets -- Settled coin spend and request counts per , plus how much of each 5h/7d window a grant has taken, keyed by that window's reset timestamp so a rollover starts fresh. In-flight holds are memory-only. |\n| | lender | Drift audit -- Last utilization observation per complete-mode grant, the consecutive-drift streak and the auto-pause marker. Cleared by ; deleted with the grant. |\n| | lender | Split-PKCE requests -- A borrower's outstanding code challenge, its 15-minute expiry, and (between authorization and the single claim that consumes it) the authorization code. Never a verifier, never a token. ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Peer-sharing state","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3650","title":"TokenStore Details","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#tokenstore-details","content":"The file uses this internal structure (after deobfuscation):\n\nThe class options:\n(default: ) -- XOR obfuscation with a machine-derived key.\n-- Override the default path.\n\nTokens are automatically refreshed 1 hour before expiration when a function is registered.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"TokenStore Details","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3651","title":"6. Model Mapping Examples","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#6-model-mapping-examples","content":"Model mappings let you reroute specific model requests to different providers. The proxy's checks mappings in this order:\nExplicit mapping -- If the requested model has a match in , use the corresponding /.\nGemini prefix -- If the requested model starts with , route to Vertex by default.\nPassthrough list -- If the model is in , route to Anthropic.\nClaude prefix -- Any model starting with is routed to Anthropic.\nUnknown model -- Returns (the proxy will reject non-Claude models unless routing is configured).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"6. 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All requests pass through to Anthropic using the configured accounts with the proxy's default strategy:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: No Routing (Pure Multi-Account Pool)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3656","title":"7. Fallback Chain Examples","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#7-fallback-chain-examples","content":"The fallback chain is tried in order when all primary Claude accounts are exhausted (rate-limited, errored, or cooling down). Each entry specifies a provider and model. The proxy translates the Claude-format request into the target provider's format. Codex entries use the native pooled Codex Responses transport; other providers use or .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"7. Fallback Chain Examples","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3657","title":"Example: Codex with Extra High reasoning","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-codex-with-extra-high-reasoning","content":"Authenticate a Codex account with before using this fallback. (or ) is optional and supported only on fallback entries. It is sent as for both streaming and non-streaming Claude requests. Omit it to use the upstream model's default.\n\nAccepted values are , , , , , (Extra High), and ; availability depends on the selected Codex model. Invalid values or use on another provider fail configuration validation. Changes reload with the routing config, and an invalid reload keeps the previous working configuration.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Codex with Extra High reasoning","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3658","title":"Example: Gemini then OpenAI","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-gemini-then-openai","content":"Request flow:\nTry Claude accounts with the configured strategy ( by default) plus retry/failover.\nIf all exhausted, try Google AI Studio with .\nIf that also fails, try OpenAI with .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Gemini then OpenAI","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3659","title":"Example: Multiple Gemini Tiers","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-multiple-gemini-tiers","content":"Falls back through progressively cheaper models.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Multiple Gemini Tiers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3660","title":"Example: Vertex AI as Primary Fallback (Enterprise)","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-vertex-ai-as-primary-fallback-enterprise","content":"Uses enterprise-grade providers (Vertex AI, Bedrock) as fallbacks. Requires the corresponding provider credentials to be configured in environment variables.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Vertex AI as Primary Fallback (Enterprise)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3661","title":"Example: Full Multi-Tier Setup","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-full-multi-tier-setup","content":"This configuration:\nPools two Claude accounts with 1:3 weighting (Max gets 3x traffic).\nPasses Sonnet 4 requests directly to Anthropic.\nRedirects Haiku requests to Gemini Flash.\nFalls back to Gemini Pro, then GPT-4o when Claude accounts are exhausted.\nApplies cloaking to OAuth accounts (header scrubbing, session identity, system prompt injection, word obfuscation).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Full Multi-Tier Setup","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3662","title":"Proxy Endpoints","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#proxy-endpoints","content":"For reference, the running proxy exposes these HTTP endpoints:\n\n| Method | Path | Description |\n| ------ | --------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | | Anthropic-compatible chat completions (main endpoint). |\n| | | List available models. |\n| | | Token counting endpoint. |\n| | | Health check. Returns . |\n| | | Detailed status with per-account stats, total attempts, completed requests, and error rates. On a gated proxy, account identity is released only to a caller holding the update-control token. |\n| | | Fresh per-account limits from Anthropic's usage API. for one, for stored state. Operator-only: refused for borrowed traffic. |\n| | | Peer protocol version, capabilities and grant state. 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If cleanup fails, the proxy continues operating normally.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Log Rotation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3664","title":"Rate Limit Headers from Anthropic","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#rate-limit-headers-from-anthropic","content":"The proxy captures and uses Anthropic's quota headers for per-account utilization tracking:\n\n| Header | Format | Description |\n| -------------------------------------------- | --------------- | -------------------------------------- |\n| | float (0.0-1.0) | 5-hour rolling session utilization |\n| | string | Session status (e.g., , ) |\n| | integer (epoch) | When the 5-hour window resets |\n| | float (0.0-1.0) | 7-day rolling weekly utilization |\n| | string | Weekly status |\n| | integer (epoch) | When the 7-day window resets |\n| | float | Fallback percentage threshold |\n| | string | Overage status |\n\nThese headers are parsed by in and cached in memory with debounced persistence to . The command displays per-account 5h and 7d utilization when available.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Rate Limit Headers from Anthropic","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3665","title":"Token Refresh","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#token-refresh","content":"The proxy coordinates background, pre-request, and on-401 refresh paths:\nBackground check — One non-overlapping cycle runs every 30 seconds and considers only allowed, enabled accounts within 5 minutes of expiry.\nPre-request check — Before each request, if , refresh inline via (fallback: ).\nOn-401 retry — If Anthropic returns a 401, refresh and retry within the bounded account retry budget before rotating.\n\nConcurrent callers sharing a rotating refresh token reuse one in-flight result. , , , and refresh responses are credential rejections and disable the account until explicit login. Network failures, refresh s, and responses are transient and receive a bounded auth cooldown. 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The proxy reads that file on every start, so no manual is required.\n\nThe collector uses a dedicated port set (//) to avoid collisions with other local OTEL stacks. If you overrode ports in , the correct endpoint is printed by the setup command and written to automatically.\nStart the proxy:\n\nData begins flowing immediately. No environment variable export needed.\n\nHow the env file is picked up: The proxy auto-loads on every start (whether run manually, via , or as a launchd service). You can also point the proxy at a different file with or by setting . See the config reference for the full resolution order.\n\nUseful follow-up commands:\n\nRepo-local shortcuts are also available:\n\nWhat Is Portable vs Instance-Specific\n\nPortable:\nThe dashboard query logic\nThe stream names listed below\nThe proxy log and trace fields used for correlation\nThe helper scripts under \n\nInstance-specific:\nOpenObserve URL, login, ports, container names, and volume names\nCompose project name if you intentionally want multiple local stacks in parallel\nDashboard IDs and owners assigned by the target OpenObserve instance at import time\nThe process manager used to run the proxy locally, such as on macOS\n\nThe helper strips , , and from the checked-in JSON before importing it, so the repo file can be reused on a different machine without editing those fields first.\n\nActive OpenObserve Streams\n\nUse these streams when validating or updating the dashboard:\nLogs: \nTraces: \nMetrics: , , , , , , , \n\nDo not point dashboard panels at the stale log stream unless it has been intentionally revalidated.\n\nOTel Queries And Coverage\n\nUse the same OTel pipeline for application logs, request/attempt metadata,\nredacted bodies, lifecycle evidence and traces. Set \nto disable proxy application disk logging. See OTel logging\nfor limits, native backend discovery, correlation and the maintained coverage matrix.\n\nThese commands read stored OTLP telemetry using OpenObserve's search API. OTLP\nitself is an export protocol, not a query language. The doctor also reads runtime\nand collector diagnostics, makes no model calls and returns nonzero for missing,\nstale, partial or corrupt evidence. A green report covers its requested interval\nand explicitly bounded samples; it is not a guarantee of universal delivery.\n remains the Compose service-output command, while \nreads application telemetry and also works with the native stack.\n\nHistorical File Families And Query Rules\n\nThe paths below apply to file mode and old archives; they are not the source for\nnew OTel-only traffic.\nholds final request summaries. These are the rows the dashboard is built around.\nholds per-upstream-attempt diagnostics. Rate-limited attempts include , , and so transient admission throttles are distinguishable from exhausted quota windows. Use this file when retries or account rotation need debugging.\nis the redacted index for captured request and response bodies.\nstores the corresponding redacted body artifacts.\nIn OpenObserve, body captures arrive in the same log stream with , so request panels must filter to request-summary rows, for example .\nIn OTel-only mode attempts use ; final request counts\n must filter . Lifecycle, body and delivery\n diagnostics must not inflate those counts. File-mode attempt archives remain\n available for offline reconstruction.\n\nDeterministic Request Reconstruction\n\nWhen body capture is enabled, export one request and its upstream attempts without contacting the proxy or provider:\n\nUse to select a specific upstream attempt and for a non-default log directory. The command verifies that every compressed artifact remains inside the managed body directory and matches the SHA-256 value in its debug index. The generated bundle is deterministic, redacted, written with permissions, and reports missing phases, missing artifacts, and truncation instead of presenting partial evidence as complete.\n\nCredentials are never included in a replay bundle. To perform a direct comparison, inject each redacted header from a named environment variable and explicitly permit network execution:\n\nThe direct response is bounded and redacted using the same rules as proxy body logging. 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Set \nto disable proxy application disk logging. See OTel logging\nfor limits, native backend discovery, correlation and the maintained coverage matrix.\n\nThese commands read stored OTLP telemetry using OpenObserve's search API. OTLP\nitself is an export protocol, not a query language. The doctor also reads runtime\nand collector diagnostics, makes no model calls and returns nonzero for missing,\nstale, partial or corrupt evidence. A green report covers its requested interval\nand explicitly bounded samples; it is not a guarantee of universal delivery.\n remains the Compose service-output command, while \nreads application telemetry and also works with the native stack.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"OTel Queries And Coverage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3675","title":"Historical File Families And Query Rules","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#historical-file-families-and-query-rules","content":"The paths below apply to file mode and old archives; they are not the source for\nnew OTel-only traffic.\nholds final request summaries. These are the rows the dashboard is built around.\nholds per-upstream-attempt diagnostics. Rate-limited attempts include , , and so transient admission throttles are distinguishable from exhausted quota windows. Use this file when retries or account rotation need debugging.\nis the redacted index for captured request and response bodies.\nstores the corresponding redacted body artifacts.\nIn OpenObserve, body captures arrive in the same log stream with , so request panels must filter to request-summary rows, for example .\nIn OTel-only mode attempts use ; final request counts\n must filter . Lifecycle, body and delivery\n diagnostics must not inflate those counts. 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These tokens were read from an existing prompt cache entry.\nis cache population. These tokens were written into a new cache entry on that request and can be reused by later requests.\nis reused cache tokens divided by newly written cache tokens. Values above mean reuse is outpacing cache writes.\nis average prompt-side plus output token volume per request, shown as raw tokens.\ncompares average input and output tokens per request as raw tokens, which is easier to read than total prompt-side volume when cache reuse is large.\nkeeps cache movement on its own scale so cache traffic does not flatten the input/output chart.\ntells you which model families are driving token volume.\nhelps identify unusually heavy sessions for trace drilldown.\nshows raw token totals by real account or fallback route, with internal final rows excluded.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Tokens, Cache & Cost","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3685","title":"Trace Drilldown","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#trace-drilldown","content":"Use this tab after you know there is a problem and need request-level evidence.\nis the best starting point for deep latency debugging.\ntells you whether failures are surfacing in traces as well as logs.\nand help confirm whether the trace pipeline matches traffic volume.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Trace Drilldown","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3686","title":"Key Correlation Fields","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#key-correlation-fields","content":"These fields matter most when moving between logs, metrics, and traces:\n: event time in OpenObserve\n: request-level correlation key in proxy logs\n: cross-signal trace correlation key\n: specific span correlation key\n: distinguishes request summaries from debug events in the shared OpenObserve log stream\n: which account handled the request\n: which model served the request\n: prompt/input tokens\n: completion/output tokens\n: tokens spent creating cache entries\n: tokens served from cache\n\nWhen a caller injects plus / / , the proxy attaches its spans to that upstream trace and preserves session-level attribution across SDK and proxy telemetry.\n\n means prompt tokens written into a new cache entry.\n means prompt tokens reused from an existing cache entry.\nAll latency and duration panels are shown in whole seconds for faster scanning.\nCounts and token-heavy charts default to whole numbers when practical, while ratios, costs, and million/MB rollups are capped at two decimals.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Key Correlation Fields","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3687","title":"Common Interpretation Patterns","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#common-interpretation-patterns","content":"Rising with flat traffic usually means a real reliability regression, not just more volume.\nRising with high load on one account usually means the pool is exhausting the primary account as designed.\nLog traffic moving while the telemetry tab is flat means the OTEL metrics path needs attention.\nRising without matching means prompt reuse is weak or the cache is still warming.\nA slow chart on the latency tab plus the same operation on the trace tab gives you the fastest path to a concrete trace investigation.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Common Interpretation Patterns","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3688","title":"Request telemetry and evidence quality","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#request-telemetry-and-evidence-quality","content":"Use to reconcile retained\nrequest, attempt, lifecycle, and capture-index records. Read before\ninterpreting success rates or latency. The analyzer does not require captured\nprompt or response bodies.\n\nA client request has one generated . Internal Codex fallback attempts\nretain their own ID plus , model, account, and .\nThe final Claude record retains the configured ; attempt records\nshow which entries were actually tried. 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The per-sink queue admits\nup to 4,096 queued or active records; further records increment .\n diagnoses slow appends and overlaps these states. A timeout never\nreplays an append or forgets the underlying operation. Metadata writes are\nserialized per file within each worker.\n\nLifecycle appends retry only destination-open failures that cannot have written\nany bytes. Other failed appends increment : they may have\nwritten a prefix and are never replayed. Queue drops and definite exhausted\nwrite failures are exposed separately. A bounded shutdown flush may fail while\nwrites remain pending; a successful flush alone does not prove that every record\nwas written. Check drop and uncertainty counters too.\n\nWhen lifecycle logging is enabled, the HTTP adapter confirms the admission\nappend before dispatching upstream. It waits for that record, not for all later\ntraffic, with a two-second deadline. 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Conflicting duplicate payloads remain\nvisible in , and affected requests are excluded\nfrom lifecycle latency samples. Repeated \nrecords are merged, preserving failure evidence. Legacy IDs are\njoined to their parents.\n\n counts lifecycle/final disagreements. Final request\nfailures override an old lifecycle success; a lifecycle success with no final\nrecord becomes . and \nreport missing evidence, which can include active requests, interrupted workers,\nretention, or storage loss. They are not automatically provider failures.\n\nToken counting () and model discovery\n(, ) have HTTP terminal outcomes\nwithout model final records. The analyzer identifies these as\n and excludes them from missing-final counts. Their\ntransport errors and unsuccessful HTTP statuses remain failures. They do not\ncontribute model successes to .\n\nThe time filter admits events in the selected window and follows already\naccepted requests through later retained lifecycle, attempt, and final records.\nConsequently, a request started near the window boundary can finish after\n. The observed ranges show that retained follow-up. Sequence gaps only\nmeasure gaps across the selected sequence span for each worker, including\nintervening retained events belonging to requests outside the time window.\nExcluding those requests from the outcome cohort does not create a sequence gap.\nThe audit cannot identify missing\nprefixes, suffixes, or an entire missing worker. Stream fields\nindicate temporal coverage, not proof of lossless collection. Historical final\nrecords without protocol evidence retain their reported outcome; this analysis\ncannot retrospectively certify completion or reconstruct discarded error causes.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Reconciliation limits","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3692","title":"Worker incidents and host pressure","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#worker-incidents-and-host-pressure","content":"The launchd supervisor writes independently\nof serving workers. The bounded recent-event ring is a status summary; the journal\nretains activation, failures, rejected connections, and actual worker exits past\nthat ring. Exit records include the worker process-instance ID learned at readiness,\nPID, generation, version, exit code and signal. Supervisor actions are recorded\nseparately from observed exits. 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OTel-only mode permits one entry\nto use the 32 MiB pool; file mode retains a 16 MiB per-entry ceiling. The estimate\naccounts for UTF-16 strings and object traversal without serializing on the\nserving thread. Oversized or unsupported values are explicitly rejected.\nRedacted bodies retain an 8 MiB OTel-only cap or a 1 MiB file cap. Stream captures\nretain at most 1 MiB per observer within a separate 16 MiB aggregate byte pool;\nindexes flag truncated prefixes. Borrowed traffic excludes body capture. See\nOTel logging for delivery and supervisor verification.\n\n reconciles:\n\nDebug indexes include , , , and\n. Queue rejection and worker errors never fall back to bulk\nserialization on the serving thread. A worker crash can leave an orphan artifact;\nit does not turn a missing index into a successful capture. Regular retention\ncleans both indexed and orphan artifacts.\n\nOTLP body chunks remain compatible with existing dashboards. 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Existing log directories\nare hardened to mode before lifecycle recording is enabled; ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Bounded body capture","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3694","title":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting","content":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting\n\nThis guide covers every issue encountered during development and real-world usage of the NeuroLink Claude proxy. For general proxy documentation, see Claude Proxy.\n\nCommon Issues\n\"API Error: 400 invalidrequesterror: Error\"\n\nCause: An OAuth token was sent without the required cloaking headers (billing header, in metadata). This only happens when making bare requests through the proxy -- Claude Code includes its own cloaking automatically.\n\nFix: Always connect to the proxy via Claude Code, not bare HTTP clients. The proxy's cloaking pipeline is designed to complement Claude Code's own request format. If you are testing with , the proxy will still work for the , , and endpoints, but requires a properly formed Claude Code request or a valid API key account.\n\"credit balance is too low\"\n\nCause: The environment variable points to an account with no credits, and that key was included in the account rotation pool.\n\nFix: The proxy now only uses API keys as a fallback when no OAuth accounts exist. If you have OAuth accounts authenticated via , remove from your environment to prevent it from being picked up:\n\nAccount priority order: TokenStore compound keys > legacy credentials file > . The environment variable is only used when no other accounts exist.\n\"context_management: Extra inputs are not permitted\"\n\nCause: Missing beta headers in the upstream request to Anthropic, specifically . Without this header, Anthropic rejects fields that Claude Code includes in its requests.\n\nFix: The proxy now forwards Claude Code's exact beta headers to Anthropic. Ensure you are running the latest build:\n\nIf the error persists, verify the beta headers in debug logs:\nFirst request takes 30 seconds\n\nCause: MCP server initialization. If or the project's references external MCP servers (filesystem, github-copilot, etc.), NeuroLink tries to connect to all of them on the first request.\n\nFix: The proxy sets internally to skip MCP initialization. If you are still experiencing slow first requests:\nVerify you are starting the proxy via (not running NeuroLink directly).\nCheck that the environment variable is not being overridden.\nIf using a custom config, ensure it does not reference MCP servers.\n\"OAuth token has expired\"\n\nCause: The token expired and the auto-refresh mechanism did not trigger in time. This can happen if the proxy was stopped and restarted after a long period, or if the system clock drifted.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate:\n\nThe proxy has two layers of token refresh to prevent this:\nPre-request check (1-hour buffer) -- refreshes before each request if the token expires soon.\n401 auto-refresh + retry -- on a 401 response, refreshes and retries up to 5 times.\n\nIf this error occurs repeatedly, check that your system clock is accurate ( should match real time).\n\"accounts disabled until re-authentication\"\n\nCause: All accounts have been permanently disabled because their OAuth refresh tokens are expired or invalid. This happens after 15 consecutive refresh failures on an account. The proxy persists this state to disk via , so it survives restarts.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate the affected accounts:\n\nAfter re-authentication, the proxy detects the changed token material and automatically re-enables the account (clears , resets ).\nToken refresh rate limited\n\nCause: Too many refresh attempts in a short period. Anthropic's OAuth server rate-limits token refresh requests.\n\nFix: Wait 30 seconds, then re-login:\n\nIf you see this error, it likely means multiple proxy instances are running or a manual refresh was triggered concurrently.\n\nCheck for duplicate instances:\nClaude Code not connecting to proxy\n\nSymptoms: Claude Code makes requests directly to instead of through the proxy.\n\nDiagnosis:\n\nFix:\nRun which auto-configures .\nOr manually add the env var to :\nRestart Claude Code after setting the env var. Claude Code reads settings on startup, not dynamically.\nStreaming response shows as raw bytes\n\nCause: An earlier version of the Hono handler re-encoded the as a byte array instead of passing it through as a raw SSE stream.\n\nFix: This is fixed in the current version. The proxy returns a raw object for streaming requests, preserving the SSE format. If you encounter this, rebuild:\nTools not working / \"0 chunks\"\n\nCause: An earlier architecture had NeuroLink merging 68+ MCP tools with the client's tools, causing tool name conflicts and prefixing issues. Tool definitions were being modified or dropped in the merge.\n\nFix: This is fixed in the current version. The proxy uses passthrough mode for Claude-to-Claude requests: the raw request body is forwarded directly to Anthropic without any parsing, tool merging, or reconstruction. Tool definitions pass through exactly as Claude Code sent them.\n\nIf you are seeing tool issues:\nVerify the proxy is in passthrough mode (check logs for -- passthrough requests do not show \"translation\" in the log).\nEnsure you are targeting a Claude model (passthrough is only for models).\nCheck that","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3695","title":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#claude-proxy-troubleshooting","content":"This guide covers every issue encountered during development and real-world usage of the NeuroLink Claude proxy. For general proxy documentation, see Claude Proxy.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3696","title":"Common Issues","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#common-issues","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Common Issues","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3697","title":"1. \"API Error: 400 invalid_request_error: Error\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#1-api-error-400-invalid_request_error-error","content":"Cause: An OAuth token was sent without the required cloaking headers (billing header, in metadata). This only happens when making bare requests through the proxy -- Claude Code includes its own cloaking automatically.\n\nFix: Always connect to the proxy via Claude Code, not bare HTTP clients. The proxy's cloaking pipeline is designed to complement Claude Code's own request format. If you are testing with , the proxy will still work for the , , and endpoints, but requires a properly formed Claude Code request or a valid API key account.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"1. \"API Error: 400 invalid_request_error: Error\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3698","title":"2. \"credit balance is too low\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#2-credit-balance-is-too-low","content":"Cause: The environment variable points to an account with no credits, and that key was included in the account rotation pool.\n\nFix: The proxy now only uses API keys as a fallback when no OAuth accounts exist. If you have OAuth accounts authenticated via , remove from your environment to prevent it from being picked up:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"2. \"credit balance is too low\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3699","title":"Check if the env var is set","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#check-if-the-env-var-is-set","content":"echo $ANTHROPICAPIKEY","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Check if the env var is set","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3700","title":"Then restart your terminal, or:","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#then-restart-your-terminal-or","content":"unset ANTHROPICAPIKEY\nANTHROPICAPIKEY`. The environment variable is only used when no other accounts exist.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Then restart your terminal, or:","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3701","title":"3. \"context_management: Extra inputs are not permitted\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#3-context_management-extra-inputs-are-not-permitted","content":"Cause: Missing beta headers in the upstream request to Anthropic, specifically . Without this header, Anthropic rejects fields that Claude Code includes in its requests.\n\nFix: The proxy now forwards Claude Code's exact beta headers to Anthropic. Ensure you are running the latest build:\n\nIf the error persists, verify the beta headers in debug logs:\n\n`bash\nNEUROLINKLOGLEVEL=debug neurolink proxy start","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"3. \"context_management: Extra inputs are not permitted\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3702","title":"Look for: [proxy] beta headers: oauth-2025-04-20, claude-code-20250219, ...","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#look-for-proxy-beta-headers-oauth-2025-04-20-claude-code-20250219-","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Look for: [proxy] beta headers: oauth-2025-04-20, claude-code-20250219, ...","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3703","title":"4. First request takes 30 seconds","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#4-first-request-takes-30-seconds","content":"Cause: MCP server initialization. If or the project's references external MCP servers (filesystem, github-copilot, etc.), NeuroLink tries to connect to all of them on the first request.\n\nFix: The proxy sets internally to skip MCP initialization. If you are still experiencing slow first requests:\nVerify you are starting the proxy via (not running NeuroLink directly).\nCheck that the environment variable is not being overridden.\nIf using a custom config, ensure it does not reference MCP servers.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"4. First request takes 30 seconds","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3704","title":"5. \"OAuth token has expired\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#5-oauth-token-has-expired","content":"Cause: The token expired and the auto-refresh mechanism did not trigger in time. This can happen if the proxy was stopped and restarted after a long period, or if the system clock drifted.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate:\n\nThe proxy has two layers of token refresh to prevent this:\nPre-request check (1-hour buffer) -- refreshes before each request if the token expires soon.\n401 auto-refresh + retry -- on a 401 response, refreshes and retries up to 5 times.\n\nIf this error occurs repeatedly, check that your system clock is accurate ( should match real time).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"5. \"OAuth token has expired\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3705","title":"6. \"accounts disabled until re-authentication\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#6-accounts-disabled-until-re-authentication","content":"Cause: All accounts have been permanently disabled because their OAuth refresh tokens are expired or invalid. This happens after 15 consecutive refresh failures on an account. The proxy persists this state to disk via , so it survives restarts.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate the affected accounts:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"6. \"accounts disabled until re-authentication\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3706","title":"Re-login to reset the disabled state","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#re-login-to-reset-the-disabled-state","content":"neurolink auth login anthropic --method oauth","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Re-login to reset the disabled state","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3707","title":"For labeled accounts","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#for-labeled-accounts","content":"neurolink auth login anthropic --method oauth --add --label work\npermanentlyDisabledconsecutiveRefreshFailures`).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"For labeled accounts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3708","title":"7. Token refresh rate limited","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#7-token-refresh-rate-limited","content":"Cause: Too many refresh attempts in a short period. Anthropic's OAuth server rate-limits token refresh requests.\n\nFix: Wait 30 seconds, then re-login:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"7. 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Claude Code not connecting to proxy","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#8-claude-code-not-connecting-to-proxy","content":"Symptoms: Claude Code makes requests directly to instead of through the proxy.\n\nDiagnosis:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"8. 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Use these to find the corresponding trace in your observability backend (Jaeger, Grafana Tempo, OpenObserve):\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Correlate logs with traces","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3725","title":"Find the traceId for a specific request","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#find-the-traceid-for-a-specific-request","content":"cat ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).jsonl | jq 'select(.traceId) | {timestamp, model, traceId, spanId, responseStatus}'","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Find the traceId for a specific request","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3726","title":"Grafana: Explore → Tempo → Search by traceId","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#grafana-explore-tempo-search-by-traceid","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Grafana: Explore → Tempo → Search by traceId","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3727","title":"Check debug logs","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#check-debug-logs","content":"Full request/response debug logs (complete headers and body summaries) are written to a separate file:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Check debug logs","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3728","title":"View today's debug log","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#view-todays-debug-log","content":"cat ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-debug-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).jsonl | python3 -m json.tool","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"View today's debug log","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3729","title":"Search for a specific request ID","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#search-for-a-specific-request-id","content":"grep \"abc-123\" ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-debug-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).jsonl | python3 -m json.tool\n`\n\nDebug log entries include: request headers, request body summary (model, max_tokens, message count, tool count, thinking config), response status, response headers, response body (first 2000 chars on errors), and duration.\n\nLog rotation: Log files are automatically cleaned up at startup and hourly. 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The proxy does not parse, modify, or reconstruct the request body. Only the authentication and protocol headers are set:\n(for OAuth accounts)\n(for API key accounts)\nBeta headers from the client request are forwarded as-is\nCloaking headers applied only for OAuth accounts (User-Agent, Stainless SDK headers, billing block)\n\nWhen to suspect passthrough issues: If the request works with one account but not another, the issue is likely account-specific (expired token, wrong permissions, billing).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Passthrough mode (Claude to Claude)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3748","title":"Translation mode (Claude to other provider)","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#translation-mode-claude-to-other-provider","content":"Full request parsing and format conversion through . 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Key behaviors tested through the provider integration tests:\nToken expiry uses milliseconds: is compared against (both in milliseconds).\n5-minute buffer: Tokens are refreshed when they expire within 5 minutes ( ms).\nIn-place mutation: The provider mutates the object in-place so the closure picks up the new automatically.\nDisk persistence: After refreshing, the new token is written to .\nCalled before every request: Both and call before making API calls.\n\nThe refresh flow in the provider calls () with , , and the refresh token.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Auto-Refresh Testing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3958","title":"5. Environment Variables Reference","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#5-environment-variables-reference","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"5. 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Model Availability by Tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#6-model-availability-by-tier","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"6. 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models","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#free-tier-use-haiku-models","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Hello\" --provider anthropic --model claude-3-5-haiku-20241022","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Free tier: use Haiku models","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3986","title":"Or upgrade your subscription tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#or-upgrade-your-subscription-tier","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Or upgrade your subscription tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3987","title":"Issue: \"Rate limit exceeded\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#issue-rate-limit-exceeded","content":"Symptoms:\n\nSolutions:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Issue: \"Rate limit exceeded\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3988","title":"Check rate limit 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information","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#--rate-limit-information","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"- Rate limit information","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3995","title":"Validating Environment","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#validating-environment","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Validating Environment","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3996","title":"Full environment validation","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#full-environment-validation","content":"pnpm run env:validate","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Full environment validation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3997","title":"Check specific configuration","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#check-specific-configuration","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth status 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NeuroLink then securely stores your tokens for future requests.\n\nSetup Guide\n\nAPI Key Setup (Standard)\n\nStep 1: Get Your API Key\nVisit console.anthropic.com\nSign in or create an account\nNavigate to API Keys section\nClick Create Key\nCopy your new API key (starts with )\n\nStep 2: Configure Environment\n\nSet the API key in your environment:\n\nStep 3: Verify Configuration\n\nStep 4: SDK Usage\n\nOAuth Setup (Claude Pro/Max)\n\nOAuth authentication allows you to use your Claude Pro or Max subscription through NeuroLink, leveraging your subscription quota instead of API billing.\n\nOAuth authentication is designed for personal and development use. 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Best for:\nProduction deployments\nServer-side applications\nPredictable billing (pay-per-token)\nFull API control","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"API Key Authentication (Recommended for Production)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4015","title":"OAuth Authentication (Claude Pro/Max)","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-authentication-claude-promax","content":"OAuth authentication allows you to use your existing Claude Pro or Max subscription through NeuroLink. This is ideal for:\nPersonal development using your existing Pro/Max subscription\nCLI usage without additional API costs\nLeveraging your subscription's included usage quota\n\nWhen you authenticate with OAuth, you are redirected to claude.ai to sign in with your Claude account. After authorizing, you receive an authorization code to paste back into the CLI. 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For production deployments, use API key authentication for better reliability and SLA guarantees.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"OAuth Setup (Claude Pro/Max)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4027","title":"Step 1: Start OAuth Authentication","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#step-1-start-oauth-authentication","content":"Use the CLI to initiate the OAuth flow:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Step 1: Start OAuth Authentication","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4028","title":"Start OAuth authentication (interactive -- choose method)","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#start-oauth-authentication-interactive----choose-method","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Start OAuth authentication (interactive -- choose method)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4029","title":"Start OAuth authentication directly","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#start-oauth-authentication-directly","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic --method oauth","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Start OAuth authentication directly","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4030","title":"Or create an API key via OAuth (recommended for Pro/Max users)","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#or-create-an-api-key-via-oauth-recommended-for-promax-users","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic --method create-api-key\napi-keyoauthcreate-api-key` | Create a real API key via OAuth using your account |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Or create an API key via OAuth (recommended for Pro/Max users)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4031","title":"Step 2: Authorize in Browser","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#step-2-authorize-in-browser","content":"Sign in to your Claude account in the browser (claude.ai)\nReview the 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status","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#check-authentication-status","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth status","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Check authentication status","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4035","title":"Check status for a specific provider","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#check-status-for-a-specific-provider","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth status anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Check status for a specific provider","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4036","title":"Refresh Token: Available","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#refresh-token-available","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Refresh Token: Available","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4037","title":"Token Management","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#token-management","content":"OAuth tokens are managed automatically by 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\"...\",\n \"expiresAt\": 1740000000000,\n \"tokenType\": \"Bearer\",\n \"scope\": \"user:profile user:inference\"\n },\n \"provider\": \"anthropic\",\n \"subscriptionTier\": \"pro\",\n \"createdAt\": 1739000000000,\n \"updatedAt\": 1739000000000\n}\nexpiresAtDate.now()TokenStoresrc/lib/auth/tokenStore.ts~/.neurolink/tokens.json`.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Revoke authentication","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4041","title":"SDK OAuth Usage","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#sdk-oauth-usage","content":"To use OAuth authentication in the SDK, pass and an object to the Anthropic provider constructor via the NeuroLink configuration:\n\nAlternatively, the provider auto-detects OAuth credentials from:\nStored credentials file ( or legacy ) -- highest priority\nEnvironment variables or \n\nIf either source provides a valid OAuth token, the provider automatically switches to OAuth mode without any explicit configuration.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"SDK OAuth Usage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4042","title":"AnthropicProvider Direct Usage","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#anthropicprovider-direct-usage","content":"For advanced use cases, you can instantiate directly with :\n\nThe interface accepts:\n\n| Property | Type | Default | Description |\n| -------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |\n| | | Auto-detected | Authentication method |\n| | | Auto-detected | Subscription tier for model access validation |\n| | | | Include beta headers for experimental features |\n| | | Auto-detected | OAuth token for OAuth authentication |\n| | | From env | API key for API key authentication |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"AnthropicProvider Direct Usage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4043","title":"Auto-Refresh Behavior","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#auto-refresh-behavior","content":"The Anthropic provider automatically refreshes expired OAuth tokens before every and call via the method. This happens transparently and requires no user intervention.\n\nHow auto-refresh works:\nBefore each API call, the provider checks the timestamp on the OAuth token\nIf the token is expired or within 5 minutes of expiring, a refresh is attempted\nThe refresh request is sent to using the stored refresh token\nThe refreshed token is stored both in-memory (mutated in-place on the same object reference so the fetch wrapper picks it up) and persisted to \nIf no refresh token is available and the token is expired, an is thrown\n\nThe function accepts a getter function that is called on each request to retrieve the current access token. 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Not required when using OAuth.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Environment Variables","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4046","title":"Subscription Tier Detection","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#subscription-tier-detection","content":"The provider detects the subscription tier in this priority order:\nExplicit passed in \nenvironment variable (valid values: , , , , , )\nInferred from OAuth token scopes (if present)\nDefault: when OAuth token is present, when using API key","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Subscription Tier Detection","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4047","title":"CLI Options","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#cli-options","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"CLI Options","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4048","title":"Specify provider and model","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#specify-provider-and-model","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Your prompt\" --provider anthropic --model claude-sonnet-4-20250514","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Specify provider and model","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4049","title":"Set temperature and max tokens","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#set-temperature-and-max-tokens","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Your prompt\" --provider anthropic --temperature 0.7 --max-tokens 2000","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Set temperature and max tokens","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4050","title":"Use streaming output","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#use-streaming-output","content":"pnpm run cli -- stream \"Tell me a story\" --provider anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Use streaming output","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4051","title":"Specify auth method and subscription tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#specify-auth-method-and-subscription-tier","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Your prompt\" \\\n --provider anthropic \\\n --authMethod oauth \\\n --subscriptionTier pro\nanthropic-subscription` as a provider alias that indicates subscription tier support.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Specify auth method and subscription tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4052","title":"Beta Features","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#beta-features","content":"Anthropic regularly releases new features in beta. NeuroLink includes beta headers automatically when is true (the default).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Beta Features","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4053","title":"Beta Headers","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#beta-headers","content":"For API key authentication, the following beta headers are included:\n\nThese correspond to the enum values in :\n\n| Enum Value | Header Value |\n| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------- |\n| | |\n| | |\n| | |\n\nFor OAuth authentication, the fetch wrapper uses different beta headers:\n\nThe header is required for OAuth-authenticated requests. The header is conditionally included only if the original request headers already contain it.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Beta Headers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4054","title":"Model Availability by Tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#model-availability-by-tier","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Model Availability by Tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4055","title":"Model Access Matrix","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#model-access-matrix","content":"Model access is defined in in :\n\n| Model | Free | Pro | Max/Max5/Max20 | API |\n| ------------------------------------------------------ | ---- | --- | ---------------- | --- |\n| (Claude 3 Haiku) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3.5 Haiku) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3.5 Sonnet) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3.5 Sonnet V2) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude Sonnet 4) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3 Opus) | No | No | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude Opus 4) | No | No | Yes | Yes |\n\nKey observations:\nFree tier only gets Haiku models (Claude 3 Haiku and Claude 3.5 Haiku)\nPro tier gets Haiku and Sonnet models, but not Opus\nMax tiers (max, max5, max20) and API have access to all models (wildcard )","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Model Access Matrix","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4056","title":"Default Models by Tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#default-models-by-tier","content":"Each tier has a recommended default model (from ):\n\n| Tier | Default Model |\n| ------ | --------------------------- |\n| Free | |\n| Pro | |\n| Max | |\n| Max_5 | |\n| Max_20 | |\n| API | |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Default Models by Tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4057","title":"Model Tier Enforcement","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#model-tier-enforcement","content":"When the provider detects that the requested model is not available for the user's subscription tier, it automatically falls back to the recommended model for that tier and logs a warning:\n\nYou can validate model access programmatically:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Model Tier Enforcement","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4058","title":"Choosing the Right Model","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#choosing-the-right-model","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Choosing the Right Model","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4059","title":"Usage Tracking","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#usage-tracking","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Usage Tracking","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4060","title":"Rate Limit Tracking","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#rate-limit-tracking","content":"The Anthropic provider tracks rate limit information from API response headers. After each request, you can query usage info:\n\nThe type tracks:\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n| --------------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------- |\n| | | Messages sent in current period |\n| | | Messages remaining (-1 if unknown) |\n| | | Total tokens consumed |\n| | | Tokens remaining (-1 if unknown) |\n| | | Input/prompt tokens consumed |\n| | | Output/response tokens consumed |\n| | | Total API requests made |\n| | | Whether currently rate limited |\n| | | When rate limit expires (ms timestamp) |\n| | | Percentage of message quota used (0-100) |\n| | | Percentage of token quota used (0-100) |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Rate Limit Tracking","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4061","title":"Rate Limit Handling","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#rate-limit-handling","content":"The provider automatically logs warnings when approaching rate limits:\nWhen fewer than 5 requests remain in the current window\nWhen token usage exceeds 90% of the token limit\n\nRate limit information is parsed from these Anthropic response headers:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Rate Limit Handling","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4062","title":"Monitoring API Usage","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#monitoring-api-usage","content":"For API key authentication, monitor token usage from generate results:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Monitoring API Usage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4063","title":"OAuth Implementation Details","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-implementation-details","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"OAuth Implementation Details","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4064","title":"OAuth Flow","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-flow","content":"NeuroLink's OAuth implementation follows the same approach used by the official Claude Code CLI. 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Some users report that certain models return \"This credential is only authorized for use with Claude Code\" errors.\n\nCurrent limitations observed:\n\n| Model Family | OAuth Access | Notes |\n| ---------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------- |\n| Claude 3 Haiku | Works | Reliable access |\n| Claude 3.5 Haiku | Works | Reliable access |\n| Claude Sonnet 4 | Varies | May return authorization errors |\n| Claude Opus 4 | Varies | May return authorization errors |\n\nWorkarounds:\nUse API Key Authentication: For production use, API key authentication is more reliable\nCreate API Key via OAuth: Use to create a real API key through (requires scope)\nUse Haiku Models: Haiku models appear to have more consistent OAuth access","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Known Limitations","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4069","title":"Troubleshooting","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#troubleshooting","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Troubleshooting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4070","title":"Common Issues and Solutions","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#common-issues-and-solutions","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Common Issues and Solutions","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4071","title":"Authentication Errors","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#authentication-errors","content":"Issue: \"Invalid API key\" error\n\nSolution:\nVerify your API key starts with \nCheck for extra spaces or characters\nEnsure the key is active in console.anthropic.com\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Authentication Errors","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4072","title":"Verify environment variable is set correctly","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#verify-environment-variable-is-set-correctly","content":"echo $ANTHROPICAPIKEY | head -c 20","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Verify environment variable is set correctly","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4073","title":"Should output: sk-ant-api03-xxxx...","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#should-output-sk-ant-api03-xxxx","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Should output: sk-ant-api03-xxxx...","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4074","title":"OAuth Token Expired","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-token-expired","content":"Issue: \"OAuth token expired and no refresh token available\" error\n\nSolution:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"OAuth Token Expired","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4075","title":"Refresh the token","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#refresh-the-token","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth refresh anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Refresh the token","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4076","title":"Or re-authenticate","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#or-re-authenticate","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic\ngenerate()stream()` call. 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Its final record identifies\nthe upstream model in , the client alias in , and disjoint\nusage with . Native Codex SSE bytes remain\nunchanged. The offline analyzer also recognizes legacy native Codex paths when\nthe accounting marker is absent.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Codex (ChatGPT) Support for NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Usage accounting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4166","title":"2. Adding accounts","url":"/docs/features/codex-proxy-support#2-adding-accounts","content":"Codex login works by importing the credential the Codex CLI already holds. Log into Codex normally, then import:\n\nEach import reads , decodes the account id / plan / email from the token, and stores it under a key in . If you omit , the account email is used.\n\nList the pool (Codex and Anthropic accounts appear together):\n\nRemove Codex accounts:\n\nOnly ChatGPT subscription login () can be pooled. 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It runs transparently before every and call.\n\nBefore each LLM call, the Budget Checker estimates the total input tokens needed (system prompt + conversation history + current prompt + tool definitions + file attachments) and compares them against the model's available context window. When usage exceeds the configured threshold (default: 80%), the ContextCompactor runs a 5-stage reduction pipeline:\nRelevance Drop — Ask a decision model which earlier messages the current request still needs (needs a decision provider; skipped without one)\nTool Output Pruning — Replace old tool results with placeholders (cheapest, no LLM call)\nFile Read Deduplication — Keep only the latest read of each file (cheap, no LLM call)\nLLM Summarization — Structured 10-section summary of older messages (expensive, requires LLM call)\nSliding Window Truncation — Remove oldest messages while preserving the first exchange (fallback, no LLM call)\n\nIf a provider still returns a context overflow error after compaction, the system detects it across all supported providers and retries with aggressive compaction.\n\nQuick Start\n\nThat's it. 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See\nthat page for why the asymmetry is a hard invariant rather than a tuning\nchoice.\n\nSDK Configuration\n\nThe full block lives inside :\n\n| Field | Type | Default | Description |\n| ----------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |\n| | | (when summarization enabled) | Master switch for auto-compaction |\n| | | | Usage ratio (0.0–1.0) that triggers compaction |\n| | | | Enable Stage 1: tool output pruning |\n| | | | Enable Stage 2: file read deduplication |\n| | | | Enable Stage 4: sliding window truncation fallback |\n| | | (50 KB) | Maximum tool output size in bytes before truncation |\n| | | | Maximum tool output lines before truncation |\n| | | | Fraction of remaining context allocated for file reads |\n\nEnvironment Variables\n\nThese environment variables configure conversation memory and summarization, which in turn affect compaction behavior:\n\n| Variable | Default | Description |\n| ---------------------------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |\n| | | Set to to enable conversation memory |\n| | | Set to to disable summarization |\n| | auto (80% of model context) | Override token threshold for triggering summarization |\n| | | Provider for summarization LLM calls |\n| | | Model for summarization LLM calls |\n| | | Maximum number of sessions to keep in memory |\n\nSource: \n\nCLI Flags\n\nThe command accepts compaction-specific flags:\n\n| Flag | Type | Default | Description |\n| ---------------------- | --------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------- |\n| | | | Context compaction trigger threshold (0.0–1.0) |\n| | | | Disable automatic context compaction |\n\nSource: \n\nPublic API Methods\n\nGet context usage statistics for a session. 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It runs transparently before every and call.\n\nBefore each LLM call, the Budget Checker estimates the total input tokens needed (system prompt + conversation history + current prompt + tool definitions + file attachments) and compares them against the model's available context window. 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The Vercel AI SDK and Pydantic AI both renamed\nthat to / when exposing it, and NeuroLink follows them —\nthe vendor's spelling is translated inside , so a second\ndecision provider slots in without changing any call site.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"The three primitives","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4355","title":"Confidence is not probability","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#confidence-is-not-probability","content":"says what the model thinks. says _whether you\nshould act on it_. It is calibrated — derived from the distribution, not\nself-reported — which is what makes it usable as a gate.\n\nCalibration is a property of groups of answers, not a promise about any\none. Across many answers, those scored 0.8 are right about 80% of the time.\nIt does not mean a specific 0.8 answer is right.\n\nA carries no confidence of its own. Use \n— distance from a coin flip, so 0.5 → 0 and 0/1 → 1. Note also that a \nand an equivalent two-option are not guaranteed to agree, and\ncomplementary booleans do not reliably sum to 1, so a threshold tuned on one\nquestion shape does not transfer to another.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Confidence is not probability","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4356","title":"Enabling it","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#enabling-it","content":"Get a key at console.typesafe.ai/keys.\n\nThe degradation contract. returns\n when no decision provider has its key set, and returns\n on any failure. There is no configuration in which a missing, invalid,\nslow or unreachable decision model changes NeuroLink's observable behaviour —\nit only ever falls back to what it did before.\n\nA credential the service does not accept disables that provider instance rather\nthan paying a round trip on every later call to be told so again.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Enabling it","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4357","title":"Two transports","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#two-transports","content":"The same model is reachable two ways. Which one runs is decided once, in the\nconstructor:\n\n| | Direct | Vercel AI Gateway |\n| ------------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------- |\n| Key | | |\n| Endpoint | | |\n| Model named in | request body | header |\n| Question vocabulary | | |\n| | on each answer | on , not on the answer |\n| Billed by | TypeSafe | Vercel |\n\nHolding both keys keeps the direct transport, so the confidence figures a\nhost already sees do not shift underneath it when a second key appears. Both\ntransports report the vendor's calibrated confidence — the gateway simply puts\nit somewhere else, under ,\nleaving the answer objects without one. Set (or\n) to override.\n\n⚠️ Read that field, not the distribution peak. It is tempting to take\n when an answer carries no , and on a\nnear-certain answer the two agree. On an uncertain one they do not, and not by a\nlittle: a measured four-way choice returned probabilities\n — a peak of 0.33 against a\nreported confidence of 0.10. That gap straddles the default\n of 0.3, so the derived number clears a bar the real one\nfails and a near-random pick gets acted on as a confident one. The peak stays as\nthe fallback when neither source reports a confidence, and it is genuinely a\ndifferent quantity: an even distribution over N options lands near 1/N, not 0.\n\nUsage is spelled differently too — / on the\ndirect API, / on the gateway. Both are read. 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One question over N options therefore ranks all N in a\nsingle request. This is the basis for picking from a large catalogue.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"A choice answer is also a ranking","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4360","title":"The one rule: batch, never fan out","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#the-one-rule-batch-never-fan-out","content":"This inverts the instinct you have from LLMs.\n\nQuestion count barely affects latency (measured against the live API):\n\n| questions | round trip | input tokens |\n| --------- | ---------- | ------------ |\n| 1 | 393 ms | 310 |\n| 10 | 390 ms | 481 |\n| 100 | 423 ms | 2 281 |\n| 400 | 465 ms | 8 581 |\n\n400 questions cost ~70 ms more than one. 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The strategy can fill\nit in automatically from a four-level scope rubric ( through\n) — and the mapping is a one-directional invariant: it can only\never lower the 0.8 default, never raise it, because over-filling a window is\nan unrecoverable provider error.\n\nSee per-request context budget for the\nrubric, the invariant, and how the threshold scales the compaction target.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Per-request context budget","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4365","title":"Relevance-driven compaction","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#relevance-driven-compaction","content":"Before the existing positional compaction stages run, an optional Stage 0\nasks, per eligible message, whether the current request still needs it — at\n~400 ms for the whole batch regardless of message count. 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A decision\nmodel instead asks one calibrated yes/no question per server, and a server is\nexcluded only on a confident \"no\" ( default 0.6), because\ndropping a needed server breaks the turn while keeping an unneeded one only\ncosts a few tokens.\n\nA measured wording change moved unrelated servers from a mean probability of\n0.31 (dropping 12 of 39 unneeded servers) to a mean of 0.03 (dropping 37 of\n39, with zero wrong drops) — seen in\ntool / MCP routing by decision model,\nwhich also covers the exact question shape and its size guards.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Tool / MCP routing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4367","title":"RAG retrieval planning","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#rag-retrieval-planning","content":"lets each RAG query get its own //\n/ plan instead of one fixed configuration for every query. 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It terminates a CLI's own OAuth\ntoken, swaps in one from a pooled account, forwards upstream, and relays SSE back.\n\nIt exposes three wire surfaces:\n\n| Door | Factory | Upstream |\n| ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |\n| | () | |\n| | () | translation engine / Anthropic loopback |\n| | () | |\n\nDispatch is by URL path. A CLI is \"onboarded\" by writing _that CLI's own config\nfile_ so it points at the right door. Three such writers exist, hand-authored, sharing\nno abstraction:\n\n| CLI | Writer | Restore | Target |\n| ----------- | --------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |\n| Claude Code | | | () |\n| OpenCode | | | () |\n| Codex | | | () |\n\n is the important door and nothing is pointed at it.\n speaks plain OpenAI Chat Completions and requires no inbound\nauthentication at all — for in returns\nnothing. The OpenCode writer supplies a placeholder () purely because the AI SDK demands a non-empty\nstring. Any CLI that can be told a base URL and an arbitrary API key lands here with\nzero protocol work.\n\nCoverage, verified on this machine\n\n| CLI | Installed | Verdict | Mechanism |\n| ------------ | ----------------------------- | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Claude Code | yes | live | |\n| Codex | yes | live | + |\n| OpenCode | 1.3.13 | live | in (fixed: #1366/#1367) |\n| Qwen Code | | live | → |\n| Copilot CLI | | live | via a sourceable env script |\n| Hermes Agent | no | easy (unverified on disk) | / |\n| Gemini CLI | | moderate | , API-key mode only |\n| Amp | | hard | honoured, but fronts a proprietary backend — see §7c |\n| Cursor | 2026.05.28 | refuted | env vars are dead code — proven by live test |\n| Antigravity | 1.107.0 | hard | proprietary Cascade protobuf |\n| Grok CLI | no | unconfirmed | not installed |\n| Kiro CLI | no | hard | fixed AWS hosts, OAuth device flow |\n\nNear-term: 2 live → 6 — five of those are now live (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Copilot CLI), with config-writer work only and zero new route modules. The remaining one is Hermes Agent, which the table above marks easy but unverified on disk.\n\nThe eleven-CLI roster above is PokeTokenBar's list plus Qwen Code, which this\naudit added after verifying it directly. It is still not the whole field: SARA\ntracks Amp, which neither of the others does, while PokeTokenBar tracks\nHermes, Kiro, Antigravity and Grok, which SARA does not. 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SARA\n(the project, a sibling checkout) ships an eight-CLI session reader registry\nat :\n— dedicated lazy-factory readers for Claude, Codex, OpenCode\n and Gemini, registered via with dynamic imports —\n the same shape as .\n— a generic loop covering Cursor, Amp, Qwen and\n Copilot, with the specs in .\nPer-CLI on-disk paths already resolved: ,\n , , .\nkeeps and exposes it as\n on each descriptor () — an honesty marker separating readers\n confirmed against real data from ones written to spec. Worth copying that idea\n regardless of what else we take.\n\nWhat SARA does not do is extract usage. Only touches tokens at\nall (18 hits for //; , ,\n and each have zero) — and it does so only to\ncompute current context-window occupancy, deliberately non-cumulative so it\nself-corrects after compaction (). The other readers parse\ntranscript parts and stop.\n\nSo the split is: take file-walking, path resolution, provider detection and the\nregistry shape from SARA — same language, already written. Take the _token extraction\nand aggregation_ semantics from PokeTokenBar, which is the part SARA lacks and the part\nthat is actually hard.\n\nThe project is ~3,600 lines of Swift covering\nthese ten formats: (1,264), \n(373), (1,077),\n (542), (171).\n\nA TypeScript port is smaller than a transliteration, because Node needs neither\nSwift's actor/ concurrency scaffolding nor (230 lines\nthat exist only so a Finder-launched can see shell exports).\n\nPer-format estimates: Claude ~120 lines, Gemini ~80, Hermes ~70, OpenCode ~150,\nGrok ~180, Cursor ~180 + ~150 shared incremental-SQLite scaffolding. 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Local-log reading shares no code with any of it: it never touches\n, , or the account pools, and it is explicitly not a modification\nof (which polls providers' remote usage APIs for accounts in\nNeuroLink's own pool, covering only Anthropic and Codex).\n\nIt should be its own branch and its own subsystem — a new with\none reader per CLI behind a lazy dynamic-import registry mirroring\n, and types in per rule 2. One\nwrinkle worth designing for early: PokeTokenBar is a long-running menu-bar app, so it\nkeeps Kiro's and Codex's cross-scan merge state in memory. A CLI invocation has no\nequivalent, so that state must be persisted to disk.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Where it belongs","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5553","title":"7b. 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Two operational notes for whoever builds it: the CLI\nrefuses to run outside a trusted directory ( or\n for headless testing), and it issues a\n call during startup, so the door has to answer more than just\nthe user's turn.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Gemini CLI — the override is real; the door is what is missing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5555","title":"Amp — override honoured, but it brings its own front door","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#amp-override-honoured-but-it-brings-its-own-front-door","content":"is genuinely live, unlike Cursor's inert variables: pointed at the\nproxy, Amp built its login URL against it —\n — and waited for a code.\n\nThat is also the finding. Amp does not authenticate with a bearer token the way\nthe five live CLIs do; it expects an OAuth-style CLI login flow at its own\nendpoint before any API traffic. Onboarding it therefore means implementing\nAmp's auth surface, not writing a config file, which puts it in the\nnew-wire-format class with Gemini rather than the config-writer class. Its\nbundle vendors Google's GenAI SDK, so strings inside it\ndescribe a dependency and not Amp's own wire — worth knowing before someone\ngreps for them and concludes otherwise.\n\nThis was the assessment with no set, so the login prompt was as\nfar as the CLI got. §7c re-runs this with a key supplied, past the login\nprompt, and reaches a materially worse conclusion: Amp is not \"new-wire-format\nlike Gemini,\" it is a proprietary control-plane CLI, and pointing it at this\nproxy makes it fail every invocation rather than merely fail to find a route.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Amp — override honoured, but it brings its own front door","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5556","title":"Hermes and Grok — unverifiable here, and that is the finding","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#hermes-and-grok-unverifiable-here-and-that-is-the-finding","content":"Neither is installed: no binary on , no or ,\nnothing under any package root. The audit's \"easy (unverified on disk)\" verdict\nfor Hermes remains exactly that — it was never validated, and the\n claim comes from documentation rather than from a bundle.\n\nRecording this rather than leaving the rows ambiguous: the blocker is\navailability, not difficulty, and the first step for either is installing it —\nnot writing a configurator against a guessed config surface.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Hermes and Grok — unverifiable here, and that is the finding","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5557","title":"7c. Amp CLI, exhaustively assessed (2026-08-29)","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#7c-amp-cli-exhaustively-assessed-2026-08-29","content":"§7b's Amp finding stopped at the login prompt because no was\nset. Supplying a placeholder key () bypasses the\nOAuth flow and lets the CLI proceed — which is what actually settles whether\nAmp is onboardable as a , not merely whether\n is honoured.\n\nConfig surface, confirmed from the installed binary (,\n wrapping ) and matching a live :\n(env, highest precedence; default ) — the\n same variable §7b tested.\nA persisted key in the global settings file, default\n (resolved via \n — no macOS-specific branch; confirmed both from the\n bundle's path-resolution constants and from reporting exactly\n that path on this machine).\n— overrides the settings-file path outright; used\n throughout this investigation to keep every probe out of the user's real\n .\n, , — logging/home overrides, not\n routing-relevant.\n(env) or a settings-file — bearer credential.\n\nNone of this contradicts §7b. What's new is what happens once the CLI is\nactually let past login.\n\nTwo probes against a local capture server (not the live proxy), both with\n and redirected into a scratch directory and\n set to a placeholder:\nA naive stub returning for every\n request. Amp's client reads , gets back from a\n string error, and fails with a garbled — an\n artifact of the stub's shape, not a finding on its own, but it already\n shows the first call Amp makes once past login is\n .\nA properly-shaped server returning envelopes\n for and . With those two calls satisfied, Amp\n proceeded to with body\n — a third, distinct\n proprietary RPC that provisions the agent's execution thread. No model\n call was ever attempted; the run was stopped once this third call landed,\n since answering it too would mean building out Amp's orchestration layer,\n not a completions endpoint.\n\nSo the actual call sequence, before Amp ever needs a model response, is:\n → → .\nAll three are bespoke JSON-RPC-shaped endpoints private to Amp's backend, and\nnone of them map onto any of the proxy's four wire doors (,\n, ,\n).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"7c. Amp CLI, exhaustively assessed (2026-08-29)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5558","title":"8. Defects","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#8-defects","content":"Eleven filed on . 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's note is incomplete: alongside and\n there are , (\"Proxy\n Performance Gates\", runs against /\n ), (validate, commit-message validation,\n ) and . also\n runs several suites the pre-push hook does not — ,\n and the bedrock / sagemaker / anthropic /\n aistudio characterization suites.\n A new proxy engine can trip .\nDocs PRs are gated. triggers on and runs a\n Docusaurus typecheck and build without . Frontmatter and link\n checks are soft.\nDecide the orphaning question deliberately. and\n have no frontmatter, are absent from\n , and are unlinked from .\n Following that precedent exactly means a new doc is not published and not\n discoverable. This document follows the precedent; that should be revisited.\nBranch naming: no ticket numbers here. The global \n convention is Juspay-internal Bitbucket. This OSS repo uses plain\n — , .\n Conventional commits; never commit directly to .\n⚠️ is stale — it teaches types\n () and vitest (), both of which contradict enforced\n rules 7 and 15. Do not cite it as authoritative.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"9. Repo conventions this work must follow","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5560","title":"Appendix: verification method","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#appendix-verification-method","content":"Eight independent auditors, one per claim cluster, each required to cite \nactually read and to report corrections rather than agree. Findings that could be\nchecked against this machine were checked against installed binaries and live config,\nnot documentation — including a live run that confirmed its env vars are\ninert, and a run that confirmed which config file is really loaded.\n\nClaims that did not survive are listed in §2 rather than quietly dropped.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Appendix: verification method","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5561","title":"Proxy Peer Sharing","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing","content":"Proxy Peer Sharing\n\nYour proxy pool has 5-hour and 7-day windows that often go unused. Someone else's\npool runs out. Peer sharing lets the first lend to the second — on the lender's\nterms, revocable at any moment.\n\nEach person runs their own . There is no central server: a\nlender exposes their proxy and issues a grant; a borrower adds it as a\npeer and reaches for it only once their own accounts are spent.\n\nBefore you share. Lending subscription capacity to other people is very\nlikely outside your provider's consumer terms, and the account carrying the\ntraffic is the one exposed. This is a deliberate choice, not a default.\n\nQuick start\n\nLender:\n\nBorrower:\n\nThat is the whole loop. The borrower's own accounts keep serving as before; the\npeer is consulted only when none of them can.\n\nGates\n\nSharing is not a menu of modes. A grant carries one set of gates, all of which\nmust pass. 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The operator view names\n every account and its quota; a borrower gets instead.\nreleases account identity only to the update-control token once\n the gate is on, since a gated proxy is by definition one that may be exposed.\n\nThe borrower still receives the quota and grant headers their routing needs.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Privacy","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5575","title":"Ordering","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#ordering","content":"A borrower's request falls through in this order:\nIts own accounts, in the usual quota-aware order.\nPeers, by priority — same models, same wire format, one extra hop.\nThe configured provider fallback chain (Gemini, OpenAI, …), which answers as\n a different model.\n\nA node with no accounts at all still borrows: peers are tried before the\n\"no credentials\" error is returned.\n\nA borrowed request is never forwarded on to another peer. Chaining a lend onto a\nlend would spend a third party's capacity under a grant that says nothing about\nthem.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Ordering","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5576","title":"Two levels of sharing","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#two-levels-of-sharing","content":"Everything above describes live sharing: the borrower forwards each request\nthrough your proxy, so your gate is in the request path and your credentials\nnever leave your device. It is the default and the right choice for most people.\n\nComplete sharing trades that for availability. The borrower holds its own\ncredential on your account and calls the provider directly, so it keeps working\nwhen your laptop is shut.\n\n| | Live | Complete |\n| ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------- |\n| Your credentials leave your device | No | Yes — a separate, independent grant |\n| Works while you are offline | No | Yes, until the lease's grace runs out |\n| Revocation | Instant, next request | Next heartbeat; grace period at worst |\n| Enforcement | Cryptographic | Cooperative, plus after-the-fact audit |\n| Extra latency | One hop | None |\n| You can see their prompts | Yes (never captured to disk) | No |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Two levels of sharing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5577","title":"Provisioning a complete share","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#provisioning-a-complete-share","content":"Provisioning is split: the borrower generates the PKCE verifier and you only\nauthorize. You never hold a token for the credential you just minted, so there\nis nothing for you to leak, re-send, or forget to delete.\nThe borrower asks (they must already have your share token added as a\npeer):\n\nThis generates a verifier locally, sends only its SHA-256 challenge over the\nauthenticated grant, and keeps the verifier on their machine.\nYou authorize:\n\nIt prints an authorization URL carrying their challenge. Sign in, authorize,\nand paste the code back:\nThe borrower collects:\n\nThey exchange the code with their own verifier, on their own machine, and the\ntokens land only there.\n\nThe code is single-use and expires with the request (15 minutes). Intercepting\nit buys nothing: the token endpoint will not exchange a code without the\nverifier, and the verifier never crossed the wire.\n\nThis does not copy your own tokens. Anthropic's OAuth refresh tokens rotate,\nso two devices on one refresh chain invalidate each other — and the loser gets\ndisabled. That loser could be you.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Provisioning a complete share","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5578","title":"How control survives your device being off","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#how-control-survives-your-device-being-off","content":"What the borrower collects carries a lease: a signed, time-boxed statement of\nconsent that the borrower enforces on itself.\n(default 15m) — how often the borrower checks in. A \n or reaches them at the next one.\n(default 24h) — how long they may keep working while you\n are unreachable. This is the headline trade-off: shorter means tighter\n control, longer means they survive your weekend.\n(default 7d) — a hard stop baked into the signature, binding\n even on a borrower that never calls home again.\n\nSet and complete mode has live mode's availability with none\nof its enforcement, which is rarely what anyone wants.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"How control survives your device being off","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5579","title":"Verifying what a borrower reports","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#verifying-what-a-borrower-reports","content":"Reported spend is the borrower's word. The lender checks it against something\nthe borrower cannot influence: the account's own utilization, which the provider\nreports.\n\nAt each heartbeat the lender records the account's 5h/7d utilization alongside\nwhat the borrower claimed. When a window moved materially, this node served\nnone of that traffic, and the borrower reported nothing, the interval is\ncounted as drift. Three consecutive drifting check-ins pause the grant\nautomatically.\n\nThe check abstains whenever the movement is explainable — the lender used the\naccount too, or the borrower did declare spend — because a false accusation\ncosts someone their access. shows the verdict on every complete\nshare:\n\nAuditing needs to know which of your accounts the share draws on, so pass\n at provision time. Without it the share still works, but\nreported spend is the only record of it.\n\nResuming an auto-paused grant rearms the audit, so a grant that drifts again is\npaused again.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Verifying what a borrower reports","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5580","title":"What complete mode cannot promise","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#what-complete-mode-cannot-promise","content":"A credential on someone else's machine can be extracted by them, and the token\nstore is obfuscated rather than encrypted. A borrower who stops running the\nshipped software is not stopped by any of the above.\n\nWhat you keep is the honest path plus the audit above. It catches a borrower\nthat stops reporting; it cannot catch one that reports honestly and simply\nspends what it was lent, and it says nothing about intervals you also used.\n\nUse complete sharing for people you would trust with the account itself. Use live\nsharing for everyone else.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"What complete mode cannot promise","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5581","title":"What the borrower enforces locally","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#what-the-borrower-enforces-locally","content":"A complete-mode borrower applies the lease's own terms before using the\ncredential, so a share scoped to Sonnet stays scoped to Sonnet even though the\nlender is not in the request path:\nthe lease's hard expiry and offline grace;\nthe model allowlist and schedule snapshotted into the lease; and\nthe reserve floor and slice ceiling, evaluated against the account's own\n quota figures.\n\nThe last two run through the same evaluator the lender uses, rather than a\nborrower-side reimplementation that would drift the first time a gate was added.\nA resident credential is minted from exactly one account, so the pool-wide slice\ncollapses to the per-account case and both sides read the same number.\n\nA refusal says which of those applied — an out-of-scope model tells the borrower\nto ask for a wider share, while a lapsed lease tells them to . Neither\nis reported as a credential problem, because sending someone to re-authenticate\ninto a lender's account is advice that cannot work.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"What the borrower enforces locally","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5582","title":"Receipts","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#receipts","content":"Until a charge is settled, the lender's word is the only record of it. A receipt\nmakes that checkable: the lender signs every settlement, and the statement\ncarries the usage it was computed from, so a borrower recomputes the charge\nrather than accepting it.\n\nThe borrower's check answers three separate questions, because they have three\ndifferent causes:\n\n| Finding | Means |\n| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Unverified | The receipt did not come from this lender's secret |\n| Miscounted | The coin figure disagrees with the receipt's own usage block |\n| Gap | A charge was never shown to you — sequences are contiguous per grant |\n\nThe signing key is a per-grant receipt secret, minted with the grant and\ncarried in the share link after the token (). It deliberately\nsurvives , so receipts issued under an old token stay checkable. A\npeer added by hand takes it with ; without one, charges are\nlisted but nothing is verified, and the CLI says so.\n\nA receipt proves authorship only to the holder of the key — it settles a dispute\nbetween the two parties to it and is worth nothing to a third. That is the cost\nof an HMAC, and it is the same trade leases make.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Receipts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5583","title":"Reciprocal netting","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#reciprocal-netting","content":"Two nodes that lend to each other otherwise run two one-way debts that never\nmeet. Netting forgives the overlap:\n\nIf Bob has consumed 300 coins of Alice's and Alice has consumed 500 of Bob's,\n300 cancels on both sides. Positions are stated as cumulative totals, never\nas a delta, so running it twice forgives nothing the second time rather than\npaying out again. When the two sides' records of what has already been forgiven\ndisagree, the larger wins — forgiving less is the direction that cannot hand out\ncoins twice.\n\nNetting needs a grant in each direction. looks for a grant you issued\nlabelled with the peer's own name; point it elsewhere with .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Reciprocal netting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5584","title":"Transferable coin notes","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#transferable-coin-notes","content":"A grant's coins are bound to the pair that agreed them. A note is not: it is a\nbearer credit against the issuing node, redeemable once by whoever holds it.\n\nThat is -issued, -held, -redeemed: the note travels out of band, and\nwhoever ends up with it redeems against A, into a grant A issued them. Marking\nspent and crediting happen under one lock, so two holders racing the same note\nproduce exactly one credit and one .\n\nA holder cannot verify a note offline — it is signed with a secret only the\nissuer has — so asks the issuer instead. That step has to exist\nregardless of the signature scheme, because a valid signature says nothing about\nwhether the note has already been spent.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Transferable coin notes","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5585","title":"The share listener","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#the-share-listener","content":"A proxy that lends anything runs two listeners:\n\n| Port | Who it is for | Untokened request |\n| ---------------------- | ----------------------- | ----------------- |\n| Main () | Your own client | Served, as always |\n| Share () | Peers, through a tunnel | Refused |\n\nIt appears on its own the moment you issue the first grant and goes away when\nthe last one is revoked — no restart on either edge — and tells\nyou the port. Expose that one.\n\nThe split exists because the gate refuses untokened requests and your own client\nsends none. An address check could not stand in for it: cloudflared and every\nreverse proxy connect from , so tunnelled traffic is\nindistinguishable from local traffic by origin. The listener a connection was\naccepted on is not something a client can influence, which is why the decision\nis made there.\n\n still exists and now means something narrower:\ngate the main port as well. Reach for it only when you bind with\nnothing in front of it — it refuses your own client too, which is what made it\nawkward in the first place.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"The share listener","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5586","title":"Exposure","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#exposure","content":"Any address a borrower can reach works — a domain you already own behind nginx or\nCaddy, a permanent named tunnel, a VPN hostname, a plain DNS record. Nothing in\nthe sharing path knows or cares how you got one.\n\nRecord it once and every link is minted against it:\n\nPoint that address at the share port, not the main one.\n\n also probes that address and warns if it answers a request carrying\nno share token — the check matters more when you front the proxy yourself, since\nnothing else in your stack knows the gate is supposed to be on.\n\n is a convenience for people who have no address yet: it\nwraps , picks the share listener automatically, and refuses to open\na tunnel to a port that serves untokened requests. 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Use a named tunnel () for a peer you expect to\nkeep.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Exposure with cloudflared","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5588","title":"What an exposed proxy still reveals","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#what-an-exposed-proxy-still-reveals","content":"On the share listener — or on the main port with\n — and the Codex and\nOpenAI-compatible routes all require a share token. Two endpoints stay open on\npurpose, because a tunnel and a peer both need a liveness probe:\n— status, readiness, version, uptime. No account data.\n— counters, health and routing state, with account identity\n redacted: labels become , , and the primary-account\n block is blanked. A caller holding the update-control token sees the real\n values.\n\nA loopback allowlist would not have worked here: runs on the same\nmachine and connects to , so tunnelled traffic arrives from loopback\nexactly like the operator's own CLI does. 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Account-level gates (reserve floor, window slice) and\ncoin settlement are implemented for the Anthropic engine; a borrowed request on\nanother engine is admitted or refused by the grant's request-level gates only.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5591","title":"Per-query RAG retrieval planning","url":"/docs/features/rag-retrieval-planning","content":"Per-query RAG retrieval planning\n\n has always resolved four knobs — , ,\n, — from config, with an optional per-call override on each.\nNothing inspected the query itself: \"what is the refund window?\" (one precise\npassage, worth matching by an exact phrase) and \"how does billing relate to\nentitlements?\" (many passages, relationships across documents) got the same\nplan. lets a\ndecision model answer all four for\nthe query in hand, in one ~400ms request.\n\nThe degradation contract. is optional and defaults to\nunset. 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And the plan can never turn on a capability the pipeline\nitself was not configured with: // gate\nwhether the question is even asked, so cannot appear in a plan\nfor a pipeline with no graph index. This is the same \"suggestion, not an\noverride of capability\" contract every other consumer of in this\ncodebase follows.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Per-query RAG retrieval planning","lvl2":"Precedence: explicit always wins, capability is a hard ceiling","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5596","title":"What this is bad at","url":"/docs/features/rag-retrieval-planning#what-this-is-bad-at","content":"Breadth is a rubric, not a real answer-length estimate. 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Treat it as needed if it\nstates a requirement, a decision, a constraint, a correction, a name, a\nnumber, or a preference that the current request builds on. Treat it as\nnot needed if the current request is about something else entirely, or if\nthe message is small talk, an acknowledgement, or superseded by a later\nmessage.\n\nA message is dropped only when the answer is a confident —\n defaults to 0.6, the same bar\ntool routing uses and for the\nsame reason: keeping a useless message costs a few tokens, losing a needed\none costs the answer. 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Past this ratio, the\nmodel is more likely to have misread the request than to be right about most\nof the conversation, and positional truncation (Stage 4) is the safer tool\nfor a wholesale reduction.\n\nTwo more bounds keep the request itself small: at most 300 messages are\never asked about in one batch (), and each message's text is\ntruncated to 1200 characters before being sent as state.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Relevance-driven compaction","lvl2":"The drop cap, and which messages it protects","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5702","title":"The summary-quality gate","url":"/docs/features/relevance-compaction#the-summary-quality-gate","content":"A second, independent gate sits on Stage 3 (LLM summarization). Before a\ngenerated summary replaces the messages it covers, it is checked against two\nquestions over the original messages: does the summary preserve every\ndecision, requirement, constraint, correction and open question, and is the\nsummary actually a summary — not a refusal, an apology, an error message, or\na request for clarification.\n\nThis gate fails open, and deliberately in the opposite direction from\nStage 0's drop gate: an unanswered question, a failed call, or no decision\nprovider all accept the summary, because rejecting it means falling\nthrough to plain truncation — which loses strictly more than a slightly\nimperfect summary would. 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Skills follow the Agent Skills progressive-disclosure architecture — three levels, each loaded only when needed:\nDiscovery — a compact listing (name + description, never instructions) is embedded in the tool description on every / call. The model decides from context when a skill applies; there is no mandatory pre-flight search call.\nActivation — when a skill matches the task, the model calls and receives the full instructions, never truncated. The activation is pinned to the session: the instructions persist in conversation history, replayed byte-identically on every later turn (provider prompt caches bill them at cached rates), and re-invocations return a tiny note instead of the body.\nResources — skills can bundle auxiliary files (, templates, schemas). They cost zero tokens until the model reads one with .\n\nA 20-skill catalog costs roughly 500–700 tokens of always-on listing; an activated 4K-token SOP is fetched once per session and cached thereafter.\n\nQuick Start\n\nWith a and conversation memory configured, an activated skill stays loaded for the whole session — later turns replay it from history instead of re-fetching it. Without conversation memory, activation is per-turn (nothing is pinned, and simply re-fetches when asked again).\n\nSkill Format\n\nDirectory layout (recommended)\n\n starts with YAML frontmatter; the markdown body is the instructions:\n\nEvery sibling file of becomes an on-demand resource, addressable by its relative path (e.g. ).\n\nOther accepted layouts\n— single frontmatter markdown file (no resources)\n— JSON-serialized (what mutations write)\n\nOptional fields: + restrict a skill to specific scopes (channels/teams/tenants); hides it from matching.\n\nScoping is fail-closed (multi-tenant safe). A skill is returned only to callers that supply a matching — via the per-call , the instance , or the server route's . When no scopeId is resolvable, scoped skills are excluded from / discovery, from , and from the prompt-index listing, so on a shared multi-tenant instance a forgotten scopeId never leaks one tenant's scoped skills to another. Global skills (the default, no ) are always visible. To surface a tenant's scoped skills, pass that tenant's .\n\nAuthoring guidance\nDescription is the matching signal. Say what the skill does and when to use it, in one or two sentences. The model selects skills purely from descriptions.\nKeep instructions lean (guideline: under ~5K tokens). Move rarely-needed detail into — if information is needed 20% of the time, it belongs in a resource file.\nInstructions are never truncated or capped — budgets apply only to the discovery listing, which shortens descriptions uniformly (never drops names) when the catalog outgrows .\n\nHow Activation Works\n\nGuarantees, in order of the pipeline:\nVersion pinning — a session keeps the version it activated; a mid-session skill update never mutates instructions the model already follows. New sessions get the new version.\nSummarization-safe — when conversation memory summarizes old turns, pinned skill messages are re-included verbatim after the summary.\nTruncation-safe — the context compactor's sliding-window stage re-seats pinned skill messages instead of dropping them, and never content-truncates them.\nRestart-safe — activation state is derived from the stored history itself (messages carry ), so dedup works across process restarts and multiple instances sharing Redis memory.\n\nWithout a (or with ), activation is per-turn: the instructions still arrive as a tool result for the current turn; nothing is pinned.\n\nDiscovery Modes\n\n| Mode | Where the listing lives | When to use |\n| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| (default) | block inside the tool description | Best default — keeps the host's system prompt untouched and the listing byte-stable for provider prompt caching |\n| | index appended to the system prompt | When you want the listing visible in prompt dumps/debugging |\n| | Nowhere | Hosts that inject their own discovery or rely on |\n\nThe listing is rendered from a name-sorted index and is a pure function of it, so calls with the same scope/tag filters render byte-identical listings — a prerequisite for Anthropic prefix caching and Gemini implicit caching. 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NeuroLink\nwraps so the same / \ncontract used by every other embedding-capable provider works for Voyage.\n— latest general-purpose (default)\n— flagship; highest accuracy\n— smaller / cheaper\n— code-tuned (best for code retrieval)\n*, * — domain-tuned\n— non-English / cross-lingual\n\nKey Facts\nProtocol: Native REST API ( only — not OpenAI-compat\n for chat)\nDefault base URL: \nDefault model: \nMax input tokens: 32K (16K on )\nStreaming / chat / tool calling: NOT supported (embedding-only;\n and throw a friendly error)\nPricing: Per-million input tokens; output dimension is the\n embedding vector, not generated tokens\n\nQuick Start\nGet an API Key\n\nSign up at https://www.voyageai.com/ and\ncreate an API key at\nhttps://dash.voyageai.com/api-keys.\nConfigure Environment\nGenerate Your First Embedding\n\nSDK Usage\n\nSingle Embedding\n\nBatch Embeddings\n\nCode Embeddings\n\nPer-Call Credentials\n\nUse with NeuroLink RAG\n\nVoyage embeddings plug into NeuroLink's RAG pipeline. 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All\n loops (AI-SDK, native Vertex Gemini/Claude, AI Studio) obtain tools through those\n points, so one wrapper covers every path with no per-loop double-recording.\nN3 sampling strip is registry-driven ( /\n in ): an explicit\n on a registry entry wins; otherwise known rejecting-family\n patterns (Sonnet 5, Opus 4.7+, Opus 5, Fable/Mythos) decide. Applied at every\n request-build site whose object retry paths spread ( on both Vertex\n Claude loops, on the OpenAI-compatible path, both direct-Anthropic builders),\n so retries/fallbacks inherit the strip; the reactive\n retry remains as the safety net. 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N4/N5 ship with this RFC in-tree.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Plans","lvl1":"RFC: `runIsolatedAgent()` — production sub-agent runner + host-loop delegation","lvl2":"8. PR slicing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11408","title":"Completing the ai-sdk removal","url":"/docs/plans/2026-09-03-completing-the-ai-sdk-removal","content":"Completing the ai-sdk removal\n\nStatus: done. All 8 items landed. Item 7 — deleting —\nwas the last, in . and are gone from\nand , and keeps\nthem out.\n\nWhat is left, how each piece is solved, and the order forced by their\ndependencies. Every claim here was checked against the source or the installed\npackage, not inferred.\n\nThe rule that governs all of it\n\nRun on every step, not just the live matrix. The live\nmatrix has 40 cells across six providers and it passed a change that broke ten\nof them, because every provider reachable from this machine supports streaming\nand the mocked gate is the only thing that serves a non-streaming body. 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None of this was\ntype-checked; typos were silent runtime misses ( was\nalready missing a entry in production).\n\nAt 30 providers this was tolerable tech debt. 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As of\n 2026-08-18, 's main choices and\n are already descriptor-driven, but the separate\n CLI subcommand still hand-hardcodes its own provider\n choices array — a concrete, currently-open gap, not a hypothetical one.\n The tier docs call this out explicitly rather than silently overclaiming\n that migration is complete.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11954","title":"ADR-0001: ProviderDescriptor is the single source of truth for provider identity","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#adr-0001-providerdescriptor-is-the-single-source-of-truth-for-provider-identity","content":"Status: Accepted — 2026-08-15\nContext: Plans 00/11 (audit)","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"ADR-0001: ProviderDescriptor is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11955","title":"Context","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#context","content":"Before this redesign, \"what providers exist and what do they need\" was\nanswered by five independently hand-maintained places that had already\ndrifted from each other: (registration + aliases),\n (CLI choices, re-listing every alias),\n (hardcoded 8-of-31-provider health/auto-select list),\n (per-model context windows), and\n (vision capability map). 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At 200+ it is not: ~1,000+\nhand-authored string literals with zero compile-time linkage between them.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"Context","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11956","title":"Decision","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#decision","content":"Every provider gets exactly one object\n() held in one array,\n (), a\npure data module — no dynamic imports, no provider-class imports — so\nit is safe to import statically from anywhere, including the CLI's\ncommand-definition code (which needs choices synchronously,\nbefore any provider is instantiated).\n\nEvery other subsystem that previously hardcoded its own provider list\n(CLI choices, health-check auto-selection, alias resolution) is expected\nto derive from / \ninstead of maintaining a parallel list. \nreplaces its O(n) linear alias scan with an alias→canonical index built\nonce at registration time from the same descriptors.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"Decision","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11957","title":"Consequences","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#consequences","content":"Positive: one array to review per new provider; CLI/health/alias\n tables can no longer drift because they no longer have independent\n data to drift from.\nPositive: becomes the answer\n to \"does this provider exist and what does it need\" for every\n subsystem, including this plan's own CI gate (,\n ).\nNegative: becomes a single large file that\n every new provider touches — a predictable merge-conflict hotspot at\n high PR volume. 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The seven\nsubclass files are gone; onboarding a new zero-quirk OpenAI-compatible\nprovider is now purely a data addition (see\n, which describes this as the live path,\nnot a target).\n\nA separate, same-day change (, \"fix(providers): make provider\nregistration statically discoverable\") added the \nmanifest and extended \nwith manifest-coverage checks. 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The Tier 2 checklist makes this an explicit\n checklist item, not an assumption.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0002: OpenAI-wire-compatible providers default to a catalog row, not a subclass","lvl2":"Consequences","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11964","title":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0003-mocked-contract-as-merge-gate","content":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not\n\nStatus: Accepted and shipped — 2026-08-15 decision, live on as of 2026-08-18.\nContext: Plan 10 (audit area )\n\nContext\n\nAt the time this decision was made, provider correctness in CI was weak:\nno script ran as a hard gate, and provider correctness depended\non a human manually running with real, funded API\nkeys and self-reporting the result in the PR template's checkboxes, which\nnothing enforced.\n\nExtrapolating the live-API pattern\n() to a large, growing provider\ncount is not viable as a PR gate: many sets of funded CI secrets, a\nsequential loop already documented to take several minutes per call for\nsome providers, real per-token vendor billing on every push, and constant\nvendor-side flakiness that the codebase already special-cases via\n/ promotion — an implicit admission that\nlive tests can't be a hard pass/fail signal.\n\nThe codebase already had the alternative that scales:\n intercepts \nand asserts request shape, response parsing, and 401/429/5xx error\nmapping — zero network I/O, zero cost, fully deterministic, runs in\nseconds.\n\nDecision\n\nEvery provider PR (Tier 2 and above; Tier 1 needs no code) must add a\nmocked-contract section to \ncovering at minimum: happy-path request/response shape, and a 401 →\nfriendly auth error. in that suite runs every existing section\nunconditionally as a required, always-on, zero-cost CI gate — no\n, no opt-out — so a regression in an existing\nprovider's mocked contract fails the PR. It does not structurally\ncompare its section list against or 's\nregistered providers (verified 2026-08-19 by reading : it calls\n and then runs nine fixed\n calls, with no comparison against the registry), so a\nbrand-new provider that never gets a mocked section written for it will\nnot, by itself, fail this suite. Today, that gap is closed by PR review\n(see §B), not by an automated cross-check.\n\nA separate, deliberately-sequenced change to this plan adds\n — an onboarding completeness gate,\nrun in with no , that reads\n's source directly and fails\nif a non-legacy provider has no matching mocked-contract section. Once\nthat change lands, this specific gap becomes an automated CI failure\ninstead of a review-time judgment call. As of this PR it has not\nlanded, so the paragraph above still describes the actual behavior of\n.\n\nLive-provider suites (, , ,\n) remain valuable and remain in the repo, but stay\ndeliberately manual/scheduled, never a per-PR gate. This is a\nconscious choice to preserve today's cost/flakiness tradeoff rather than\ndrift into it by accident.\n\nCurrent state (verified 2026-08-18 — corrects the original decision text)\n\nThe original version of this ADR described 's job\nas having a placeholder step literally named \"🎯 Test Suite Validation\"\nwith two lines under . That step does\nnot exist in as of this writing. What exists instead, in the\n job (not , and not either —\n is its own top-level job in ), are real,\nhard-gated steps with no :\n→ \n→ \n\nIn other words: the decision this ADR argues for has already shipped.\nThis document now serves as the historical record of why, not a proposal\nfor future work. (The job does have an unrelated\n step — — but it has\nnothing to do with provider contract testing; don't conflate the two when\nreading .)\n\nThe original decision text also claimed mocked coverage existed for\n\"13 of 30 providers.\" The live count, read directly from\n's section names, is 18 of\n31 members: 7 in the shared OpenAI-compatible loop\n(xAI, Groq, Together AI, Fireworks, Perplexity, Cohere, Cloudflare — note\nCohere and Cloudflare share the generic OpenAI-compat mocked runner\ndespite the file's own header comment filing them under \"custom shape\"),\n3 native fetch-interceptable (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic), 2 native\nconstruction-only / formatProviderError-contract-only (Vertex, Bedrock,\nwhose SDKs bypass ), 1 predict-then-poll (Replicate), 2\nembeddings (Voyage AI, Jina AI), and 3 image-gen (Stability, Ideogram,\nRecraft). 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It does not structurally\ncompare its section list against or 's\nregistered providers (verified 2026-08-19 by reading : it calls\n and then runs nine fixed\n calls, with no comparison against the registry), so a\nbrand-new provider that never gets a mocked section written for it will\nnot, by itself, fail this suite. Today, that gap is closed by PR review\n(see §B), not by an automated cross-check.\n\nA separate, deliberately-sequenced change to this plan adds\n — an onboarding completeness gate,\nrun in with no , that reads\n's source directly and fails\nif a non-legacy provider has no matching mocked-contract section. Once\nthat change lands, this specific gap becomes an automated CI failure\ninstead of a review-time judgment call. As of this PR it has not\nlanded, so the paragraph above still describes the actual behavior of\n.\n\nLive-provider suites (, , ,\n) remain valuable and remain in the repo, but stay\ndeliberately manual/scheduled, never a per-PR gate. This is a\nconscious choice to preserve today's cost/flakiness tradeoff rather than\ndrift into it by accident.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not","lvl2":"Decision","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11968","title":"Current state (verified 2026-08-18 — corrects the original decision text)","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0003-mocked-contract-as-merge-gate#current-state-verified-2026-08-18-corrects-the-original-decision-text","content":"The original version of this ADR described 's job\nas having a placeholder step literally named \"🎯 Test Suite Validation\"\nwith two lines under . That step does\nnot exist in as of this writing. What exists instead, in the\n job (not , and not either —\n is its own top-level job in ), are real,\nhard-gated steps with no :\n→ \n→ \n\nIn other words: the decision this ADR argues for has already shipped.\nThis document now serves as the historical record of why, not a proposal\nfor future work. 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The remaining 13 of 31 providers are still without mocked\ncoverage — a materially different number from what the original decision\ntext estimated, though the qualitative gap (some legacy providers\nuncovered) is the same shape.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not","lvl2":"Current state (verified 2026-08-18 — corrects the original decision text)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11969","title":"Consequences","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0003-mocked-contract-as-merge-gate#consequences","content":"Positive: there is now an automated check — CI, not a human — that\n verifies a newly-registered provider is wired correctly before merge,\n at zero marginal cost per provider.\nPositive: because the gate lives in the job\n alongside a real provider-structure check (, registry ↔\n filesystem consistency), a new provider that drifts from the registry\n (missing dynamic import, unresolvable enum value, absent\n entry) fails CI rather than merging silently.\n Missing mocked coverage specifically is not caught by either suite\n automatically — see the Decision section above.\nNegative: mocked contract tests only prove wire-shape correctness\n against NeuroLink's assumptions about the vendor's API, not that the\n real vendor endpoint still matches those assumptions today. 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Both\ntools ship in the tree; there is no manual-fallback era anymore — a PR\nthat skips the gate locally just fails it in CI.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11985","title":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/README#provider-onboarding-tiers","content":"Four tiers, ordered by effort. Always pick the lowest tier that's\nactually true for the provider you're adding — a provider that's\nOpenAI-wire-compatible but gets built as a bespoke Tier 3 subclass \"to be\nsafe\" is exactly the copy-pasted-boilerplate problem this redesign\nexists to eliminate (see ).\n\n| Tier | Example | Code required | Time |\n| -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |\n| 1 — Aggregator passthrough | A new model id on an existing LiteLLM/OpenRouter route | None | Minutes |\n| 2 — Catalog entry | A new zero-quirk OpenAI-compatible vendor (the Groq/xAI/Together shape) | One data row + one mocked-test section | ~1 hour |\n| 3 — Adapter-based native | A vendor with its own SDK/wire format but a normal request/response HTTP lifecycle | One provider class | Days |\n| 4 — Full custom | SageMaker-class: non-HTTP protocol, SDK-signed auth, bespoke lifecycle | Custom /, possibly own CLI subcommands | Days, needs written justification |\n\nTier 1 adds zero provider coverage — it is a usage change against an\nalready-counted aggregator, never reflected in\nor the README's provider count.\n\nEvery tier that adds a new member (Tier 2 and above) ends\nthe same way: a manifest at\n\n(see ) and a green run\nof (see\n).\nTier 1 needs no manifest and no gate — see\n.\n\nUse \n() to generate the starting-point snippets for\nTiers 2–4 instead of copy-pasting f","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","lvl2":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11986","title":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough","content":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough\n\nWhen this applies: the model you want is already reachable through a\nprovider NeuroLink already registers as a pass-through aggregator —\ntoday that's (any backend the user's LiteLLM proxy exposes) or\n (any model in OpenRouter's catalog). No new\n member, no new provider class, no new catalog row.\n\nWhat you're actually doing: picking a model id string and confirming\nit works — this is a usage change, not an integration change.\n\nChecklist\n[ ] Confirm the aggregator actually serves the model. For LiteLLM,\n check the proxy's (or its ) for the\n model's . For OpenRouter, check\n for the exact \n slug.\n[ ] No enum change. No change.\n No change. If you find yourself editing any\n of those three for a \"Tier 1\" provider, it isn't Tier 1 — restart\n from 's decision tree.\n[ ] Optional: if the model needs a friendlier default alias, add it to\n / in\n . Not required for the model to\n work.\n[ ] Optional: if the model needs a documented env var (e.g., a\n dedicated LiteLLM route), document it in\n .\n[ ] Manually smoke-test the model end-to-end.\n[ ] No manifest file is required — \n (see ) only gates\n new members, and Tier 1 never adds one.\n[ ] Confirmed: no edit to or\n README provider count for this change.\n\nVerification commands\n\nBoth should return a normal with non-empty . If\neither 400s with an \"unknown model\" style error, the aggregator doesn't\nactually serve that model yet — fix the aggregator-side config, not\nNeuroLink.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11987","title":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough#tier-1-aggregator-passthrough","content":"When this applies: the model you want is already reachable through a\nprovider NeuroLink already registers as a pass-through aggregator —\ntoday that's (any backend the user's LiteLLM proxy exposes) or\n (any model in OpenRouter's catalog). No new\n member, no new provider class, no new catalog row.\n\nWhat you're actually doing: picking a model id string and confirming\nit works — this is a usage change, not an integration change.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl2":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11988","title":"Checklist","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough#checklist","content":"[ ] Confirm the aggregator actually serves the model. For LiteLLM,\n check the proxy's (or its ) for the\n model's . For OpenRouter, check\n for the exact \n slug.\n[ ] No enum change. No change.\n No change. If you find yourself editing any\n of those three for a \"Tier 1\" provider, it isn't Tier 1 — restart\n from 's decision tree.\n[ ] Optional: if the model needs a friendlier default alias, add it to\n / in\n . 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If\neither 400s with an \"unknown model\" style error, the aggregator doesn't\nactually serve that model yet — fix the aggregator-side config, not\nNeuroLink.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl2":"OpenRouter example","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11992","title":"Tier 2 — Catalog Entry","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-2-catalog-entry","content":"Tier 2 — Catalog Entry\n\nWhen this applies: the vendor speaks the OpenAI \nwire format (Bearer auth, standard SSE, standard JSON body) and needs\nzero behavioral overrides — no custom , no\n, no nonstandard auth header, no .\nThis is the Groq/xAI/Together AI/Fireworks/Perplexity/Cloudflare/Mistral\nshape from before the redesign — now expressed as one JSON file instead of\na hand-written subclass (see \nand the single-JSON spec at\n).\n\nIf you're not sure whether your provider is quirk-free, start writing the\nJSON anyway — if it turns out you need a hook, migrate to Tier 3 instead of\nforcing the quirk into the catalog shape.\n\nFiles touched (end state)\n\n| # | File | Change |\n| --- | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------- |\n| 1 | | The entire integration, as data |\n\nThat is the whole list. 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It includes built-in tools, analytics, evaluation capabilities, and supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for extended functionality.\n\nQ: Which AI providers does NeuroLink support?\n\nA: NeuroLink ships 40 AI providers for text generation, streaming, and decision-making — plus separate provider systems for voice and media generation. 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Each plan is independently executable (via or ) and produces working, testable software on its own — but the wave order below exists because later plans consume contracts earlier plans produce.\n\nProgram goal: Make NeuroLink's provider integration scale from 31 providers to 230+, by (a) fixing the bugs and installing a CI safety net first, (b) collapsing the 30+ hand-maintained provider lists and 5 metadata stores into single sources of truth, (c) extracting the machinery the expensive providers each hand-rolled (agentic loop, error classification, streaming primitives), and (d) turning \"add a provider\" into a config entry with a scaffold and a merge gate.\n\nSpec: The Provider Atlas audit (published artifact: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/3083b1e5-9647-456a-8609-fa4cf4eb5c10) plus the 15 per-area audit reports it was synthesized from. 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Generalizing the account pool into a and deriving proxy from the SDK registry are future work, unblocked (and made easier) by plan 04's descriptors.\ndecomposition — the 17.7K-line orchestrator's generate/stream duplication (RAG injection, budget-compaction blocks, three fallback mechanisms) is a larger structural refactor. 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Task 3 changes 's data source (enum-backed instead of hardcoded), not its return type; Task 9 removes an internal side-effecting call with no return-value change. All nine fixes are additive or purely corrective — none is a documented breaking change.\nTask 5 has the widest blast radius (touches the shared base class plus 3 subclasses in one logical change). It is still low-risk: the new method is additive (no existing method is removed from the base class), and Ollama/LM Studio's observable behavior is unchanged — only the implementation is deduplicated. Rollback: the Task 5 commit; the other 8 tasks are unaffected since none of them touches these 4 files.\nThe shared test file () grows across all 9 tasks. Reverting a single task's commit out of order (rather than reverting from the tip backward) may produce a merge conflict in this file, since each task appends its blocks near the end of the file. Prefer reverting from the most recent commit backward if a partial rollback is needed.\nTask 4's literals for // are hand-authored (no existing factory to delegate to). If any of the referenced env var names (, , , , , , , ) are renamed elsewhere in the codebase in the future, these three literals will drift out of sync silently (no compile-time link to the actual env var reads in , , ). Not a rollback concern, but worth a follow-up grep if those files change later.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Tier A Bug Fixes Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Risks & Rollback","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13982","title":"Out of Scope","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-01-tier-a-bug-fixes#out-of-scope","content":"SageMaker streaming support — plan . Task 4 only adds SageMaker's setup wizard entry (config/instructions), not streaming behavior.\nDescriptor-driven consolidation of the 9 hardcoded provider lists this plan touches (the wizard's array, , -derived lists in the new test suite) into a single source of truth — plan . This plan deliberately keeps each fix minimal and local rather than pre-adopting that not-yet-existing contract.\nDeletion of other dead code encountered incidentally while reading these files (e.g. any unused local-runtime config factories noted during Task 4's research) — plan already covers dead-code removal and re-verifies each claim independently; this plan does not delete anything beyond the three lines in Task 7, which are in scope because they are one of the nine assigned bugs.\nCI wiring of into branch protection / required status checks — plan . 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Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Give NeuroLink's provider layer a CI safety net that runs on every PR with zero API keys — structural registry checks plus mocked request/response/error-mapping contracts for the five highest-traffic providers — and wire it into branch protection, pre-push, and a separate nightly live-credential sweep, so a broken provider integration fails CI instead of shipping silently.\n\nArchitecture: Two zero-API structural checks are extracted from the live-credential into a standalone suite so they can run without secrets; a new required CI job runs build freshness + that suite + the existing mocked-contract suite; the mocked-contract suite gains five new provider sections (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic via real interception; Vertex, Bedrock via construction + contract, since their SDKs bypass ); branch protection, the hook, and a scheduled workflow are updated to match; stale docs/comments are corrected in place.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, tsx (no vitest runner), pnpm, GitHub Actions, Husky v9, (//), (///).\n\nSpec: Verified architecture-audit reports for NeuroLink's provider-scaling initiative (CI/testing-coverage gap analysis), treated as spec; this plan additionally re-verifies every referenced line of source/config against the current worktree as of 2026-08-15 (see inline file/line citations in each task).\n\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. Build: . Typecheck: . Lint: .\nTests run via tsx, NOT vitest: ; new suites need a matching script in .\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: 's classifies a thrown error as SKIP (not FAIL) when the message starts with , is a instance, or matches from . Never interpolate raw payloads/error text into messages — describe the mismatch abstractly (e.g. , not the raw diff). 's // helpers do not do SKIP classification (confirmed by reading the full 232-line file: just pushes ) — so this hazard applies to Task 1's new suite (uses /) but not to Tasks 5-9 (extend the /-based mocked suite, which has no skip concept at all).\nRepo rules (from ): dynamic imports only in ; all types in ; no (always ); unique type names across ; barrel only; barrel-only type imports outside ; no double type assertions () in — except test files, which are explicitly exempt under rule 14, used here in Tasks 8-9 to invoke .\nConventional commits; one commit per task; NEVER .\nPlan-specific constraint: every new/modified mocked-provider test section must assert on values already confirmed against the live /constructor source in this plan's task bodies — no guessed error-classifier behavior.\n\nTask 1: Extract zero-API provider-structure checks into a standalone suite\n\nFiles:\nCreate: \nModify: (remove the two extracted functions + their array entries + the now-dead import)\nModify: (add script)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , from ; from ; (), (), (), ().\nProduces: new script runnable via ; two named checks — , .\n\nWhy extract (justification for keep-or-remove): () and () make zero live API calls — they only inspect artifacts and the filesystem — but they currently live in a suite () that also runs ~30 other tests requiring real provider credentials, so nothing exercises them on a plain PR from a contributor without keys. Extracting (not duplicating) into a standalone suite lets Task 2 gate every PR on them without also requiring secrets. 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Delete the full block spanning from the function declaration through the end of (inclusive of and , which are used only by the removed function) — lines 2057-2366 as of this plan. Use the exact start/end anchors to delete precisely regardless of minor line drift:\n\n \n\n ( drops the trailing blank line and section-comment line immediately p","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13984","title":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#ci-safety-net-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Give NeuroLink's provider layer a CI safety net that runs on every PR with zero API keys — structural registry checks plus mocked request/response/error-mapping contracts for the five highest-traffic providers — and wire it into branch protection, pre-push, and a separate nightly live-credential sweep, so a broken provider integration fails CI instead of shipping silently.\n\nArchitecture: Two zero-API structural checks are extracted from the live-credential into a standalone suite so they can run without secrets; a new required CI job runs build freshness + that suite + the existing mocked-contract suite; the mocked-contract suite gains five new provider sections (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic via real interception; Vertex, Bedrock via construction + contract, since their SDKs bypass ); branch protection, the hook, and a scheduled workflow are updated to match; stale docs/comments are corrected in place.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, tsx (no vitest runner), pnpm, GitHub Actions, Husky v9, (//), (///).\n\nSpec: Verified architecture-audit reports for NeuroLink's provider-scaling initiative (CI/testing-coverage gap analysis), treated as spec; this plan additionally re-verifies every referenced line of source/config against the current worktree as of 2026-08-15 (see inline file/line citations in each task).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13985","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. 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Expected output includes:\n[ ] 2.2 Insert the new job immediately after the job's closing (right before the commented block that starts at line 86):\n[ ] 2.3 Replace the no-op step (lines 301-305 as of this plan) — remove it entirely, since real validation now runs in the dedicated job instead of being faked here:\n[ ] 2.4 Validate the YAML parses (GitHub Actions has no local -free linter in this repo, so use a YAML syntax check):\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] 2.5 Confirm the referenced scripts actually exist and pass locally (this is what CI will run):\n\n \n\n Expected: all three commands exit 0.\n[ ] 2.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Add a required provider-safety-net CI job","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13988","title":"Task 3: Fix branch-protection contexts and the test job matrix mismatch","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-3-fix-branch-protection-contexts-and-the-test-job-matrix-mismatch","content":"Files:\nModify: (two duplicate protection blocks, lines 173-192 and 193-210)\nModify: ( job's block, lines 10-28)\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: required-context list , all four of which now match real, unmatrixed job/check-run names in .\n\nDecision — drop the matrix, don't update the context string: 's job currently reports as because of a single-entry matrix (), while requires the literal context . Two fixes are possible: (a) change to require , or (b) drop the single-entry matrix so the job reports as plain . Choosing (b): a matrix with exactly one entry provides no coverage benefit (it doesn't test multiple Node versions), and the suffixed context name is themselves fragile — any future change to the matrix values (e.g. adding Node 22) silently changes the required-check string and re-breaks branch protection the same way \"build\" broke. A flat job name has no such failure mode.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 3.1 Verify current mismatch before editing:\n\n \n\n Expected: shows and used at two points; shows the string appearing twice (once per duplicated block) with no job in named (the real job is ).\n[ ] 3.2 Drop the matrix in 's job, hardcoding Node 20:\n[ ] 3.3 Fix both duplicate blocks in in one pass (the two blocks are byte-identical, so a single edit covers both):\n[ ] 3.4 Confirm both blocks now match by re-grepping:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , each appear exactly twice (once per duplicated protection block); zero remaining bare matches.\n[ ] 3.5 Validate both YAML files parse:\n\n \n\n Expected: both print .\n[ ] 3.6 Confirm the job still runs correctly without the matrix:\n\n \n\n Expected: exits 0 (this is a stand-in for the job's actual CI steps, which are unchanged besides the matrix removal).\n[ ] 3.7 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: Fix branch-protection contexts and the test job matrix mismatch","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13989","title":"Task 4: Wire pre-push to a real Husky hook running the cheap no-API tier","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-4-wire-pre-push-to-a-real-husky-hook-running-the-cheap-no-api-tier","content":"Files:\nModify: ( script, line 226)\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (same three commands as the CI job in Task 2, so a local push fails exactly what CI would fail, before it's pushed).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 4.1 Verify current state — script exists but no hook file wires it up:\n\n \n\n Expected: shows ; contains only , , and (no file).\n[ ] 4.2 Redefine the script to the cheap no-API tier — edit :\n[ ] 4.3 Create , matching the shebang + sourcing style of the existing :\n[ ] 4.4 Make it executable, matching the other hooks:\n\n \n\n Expected: permissions show (or equivalent executable bit set).\n[ ] 4.5 Run the hook's own command manually to confirm it passes before relying on the git hook to catch failures:\n\n \n\n Expected: build, mocked-contract suite, and structure suite all run and the command exits 0.\n[ ] 4.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Wire pre-push to a real Husky hook running the cheap no-API tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13990","title":"Task 5: OpenAI mocked contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-5-openai-mocked-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , , from ; , , , (module-level helpers already in the file); via .\nProduces: three new entries in : , , .\n\nVerified request contract (, unoverridden by OpenAI's provider class): default returns with () → full URL ; default returns { Authorization: }.\n\nVerified error contract (, full body read verbatim): always sets a numeric , so classification is reliable via the statusCode branches alone — → ; → with the exact literal message (line 185).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 5.1 Verify the suite's tail structure before inserting (confirms exact insertion points):\n\n \n\n Expected: shows ending at line ~1172, the comment, then with a block.\n[ ] 5.2 Insert the new section function immediately before the comment (i.e. right after 's closing brace):\n[ ] 5.3 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 5.4 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: last lines include , , , and the script exits 0.\n[ ] 5.5 Sanity-check the SKIP/FAIL distinction is real for this section by temporarily breaking one assertion (per the Global Constraints break-one-assertion check), confirming a genuine failure reports and a non-zero exit — then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: printed, (or a value shown by the suite's own summary followed by ), confirming the assertion is load-bearing, then the file is restored.\n[ ] 5.6 Re-run to confirm the revert restored a clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: OpenAI mocked contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13991","title":"Task 6: Azure mocked contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-6-azure-mocked-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nVerified request contract (, full 292-line file read twice verbatim): builds where = for a classic host; — passing directly to sets it with no extra env var; defaults to (); returns — not .\n\nVerified error contract (, , read verbatim this session): 401 works via → (an exact, fixed message regardless of upstream body). 429 has no dedicated branch at all — falls through to the generic ProviderError(, \"azure\"). This is a real, confirmed classification gap; the test documents it rather than asserting incorrect behavior.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 6.1 Verify the exact endpoint-building and auth-header logic one more time immediately before writing the mock (guards against drift since the constructor was last read):\n\n \n\n Expected: shows building the URL with the pattern, and returning .\n[ ] 6.2 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 5):\n[ ] 6.3 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 6.4 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , , exit 0.\n[ ] 6.5 Break-one-assertion sanity check (URL construction, since that's the most fragile part of this section), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: (route match fails, throws ), , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 6.6 Re-run to confirm clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Azure mocked contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13992","title":"Task 7: Anthropic mocked contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-7-anthropic-mocked-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new helper + function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nVerified request contract ( v0.102.0 source in , read verbatim this session): default header (); returns () — not ; endpoint relative to () → full URL . Interceptable via because calls the bare identifier, resolved dynamically from (confirmed no local shadow).\n\nVerified error contract (, , read verbatim this session): auth branch matches only — the SDK's actual 401 message format is (), e.g. , which contains neither literal substring, so a real 401 misclassifies and falls through to the generic ProviderError(, ...)— a confirmed gap, documented rather than worked around. 429 correctly matches(the SDK's 429 message is) → with the exact literal message (line 1698).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 7.1 Verify the SDK's exact 401 message format one more time immediately before writing the mock (guards against a version bump changing the format):\n\n \n\n Expected: shows returning when both are present, and routing to (the SDK's own class, unrelated to NeuroLink's — the SDK throws its own typed error, NeuroLink's re-classifies it from ).\n[ ] 7.2 Add a response-builder helper next to (near the top of the file, after the existing helper):\n[ ] 7.3 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 6):\n[ ] 7.4 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 7.5 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , , exit 0.\n[ ] 7.6 Break-one-assertion sanity check (the 429 literal message), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 7.7 Re-run to confirm clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Anthropic mocked contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13993","title":"Task 8: Vertex construction + formatProviderError contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-8-vertex-construction-formatprovidererror-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: from (not re-exported from — dynamic-import-only per repo rule 1, confirmed by grep); , from .\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nWhy construction-only, not fetch interception: Vertex's client routes its ADC (Application Default Credentials) token exchange through , which imports the npm package directly rather than calling — confirmed by inspecting 's dependency graph in . only replaces , so it cannot intercept this path. The substitute contract test constructs the real class (safe — its constructor makes no network call, it only builds a client object) and invokes its directly with synthetic error objects, verifying the classifier logic in isolation.\n\nVerified classifier (, , read verbatim this session): 401/403///statusCode 401 or 403 → ; ////statusCode 429 or 529/ → (with scraped via ). is declared (line 8465) — invoked here via a test-only double assertion (), which is banned in under project rule 14 but explicitly exempt for test files.\n\nVerified construction requirements: constructor signature is — note the different param order vs. the other 4 providers. Construction guard checks only environment variables, not the constructor's param, so the test must before constructing or the constructor throws.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 8.1 Verify is not exported from the main barrel (confirms the deep-import necessity) and confirm the deep-import precedent already used elsewhere in this test suite family:\n\n \n\n Expected: first command returns ; second confirms the named export exists in the deep path; third shows the existing precedent ( imports and from equivalent deep dist paths).\n[ ] 8.2 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 7):\n[ ] 8.3 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 8.4 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , , exit 0.\n[ ] 8.5 Break-one-assertion sanity check (swap the expected class in the 429 case), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 8.6 Re-run to confirm","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8: Vertex construction + formatProviderError contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13994","title":"Task 9: Bedrock construction + formatProviderError contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-9-bedrock-construction-formatprovidererror-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: from ; , from .\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nWhy construction-only, not fetch interception: the AWS SDK v3's uses Node's native // modules directly, not — cannot intercept it. Substitute: construct the real (confirmed safe — its constructor, , only builds a object and never calls , a separate method that is never invoked during construction) and invoke directly with synthetic AWS SDK-shaped errors.\n\nVerified classifier (, , read verbatim this session): (checked via — must pass a real instance, a plain object stringifies to and never matches) → ; throttling is checked via (property check, not a message substring) → .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 9.1 Verify the constructor doesn't perform a health check, and confirm the deep-import path, immediately before writing the test:\n\n \n\n Expected: appears as a method declaration and its later block, but is not called from inside the body (only from other, unrelated code paths); grep returns ; the class export is confirmed in the deep dist path.\n[ ] 9.2 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 8):\n[ ] 9.3 Wire the call into and update the module docstring's coverage matrix to reflect all five new sections:\n[ ] 9.4 Typecheck and run the full mocked suite (all five new sections together):\n\n \n\n Expected: all prior sections plus , , ; final summary line shows ; exit 0.\n[ ] 9.5 Break-one-assertion sanity check (drop the assignment so the throttle branch can't match), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 9.6 Re-run to confirm clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9: Bedrock construction + formatProviderError contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13995","title":"Task 10: Scheduled nightly live-matrix.yml (not a PR gate)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-10-scheduled-nightly-live-matrixyml-not-a-pr-gate","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (, self-gates via per-provider filtering — confirmed it exits 0 cleanly with zero targets when no keys are present).\nProduces: a new, non-required GitHub Actions workflow triggered by (cron) and , entirely separate from 's PR-triggered jobs — never added to 's required contexts.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 10.1 Verify 's self-gating behavior by running it locally with no provider keys set, to confirm the \"clean skip\" claim before building a workflow around it:\n\n \n\n Expected: the suite logs that zero providers have credentials configured and exits (not a hang, not a crash) — confirming it's safe to run unconditionally in a scheduled workflow without pre-filtering secrets in the YAML.\n[ ] 10.2 Create :\n[ ] 10.3 Validate the YAML parses:\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] 10.4 Confirm this workflow file is not referenced anywhere in 's required contexts (it must never block a PR):\n\n \n\n Expected: no matches.\n[ ] 10.5 Trigger a manual dry run locally to prove the command it invokes behaves as expected without keys (already done in 10.1) — no further local step needed since triggers are validated on GitHub, not locally.\n[ ] 10.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Scheduled nightly live-matrix.yml (not a PR gate)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13996","title":"Task 11: Documentation and comment truth fixes","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-11-documentation-and-comment-truth-fixes","content":"Files:\nModify: (header docstring, lines 1-4)\nModify: (Section A, lines 12-42; Section D, line 137)\nModify: (three comment keys, lines 160, 167, 169)\n\nInterfaces: none (comment/doc-only changes; no runtime symbols produced or consumed).\n\nProvider count verified at 30: the assignment specified fixing 's docstring from \"13 providers\" to \"30 providers\" (matching the full enum). Counting the actual keys in the file's object () confirms 30 entries — an exact match against every non- value in the enum (), with zero gaps. (An earlier pass at this count used a grep pattern anchored on , which silently skips the five quoted kebab-case keys — , , , , — undercounting to 25; the corrected pattern below matches both bare and quoted keys and confirms 30.)\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 11.1 Re-verify the provider count immediately before editing (guards against the object having changed since this plan was written; the pattern matches both bare identifier keys like and quoted kebab-case keys like ):\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] 11.2 Fix 's header docstring:\n[ ] 11.3 Fix Section A — the current text describes an array that no longer exists in (removed, per the \"ALL_PROVIDERS list removed\" comment near the top of that file):\n\n diff\nconst ALL_PROVIDERS = [\n\"openai\",\n\"anthropic\",\n\"vertex\",\n\"google-ai\",\n\"openrouter\",\n\"bedrock\",\n\"azure\",\n\"mistral\",\n\"ollama\",\n\"litellm\",\n\"huggingface\",\n -+ \"deepseek\",\n -+ \"nvidia-nim\",\n -+ \"lm-studio\",\n -+ \"llamacpp\",\n] as const;\n -package.json\"// CI tier\"package.jsonvalid JSON","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 11: Documentation and comment truth fixes","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13997","title":"Task 12: Fix hardcoded /9 denominator in environmentManager.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-12-fix-hardcoded-9-denominator-in-environmentmanagerts","content":"Files:\nModify: ( lines 316-353, lines 355-369)\n\nInterfaces: none new (internal refactor of an existing class method's arithmetic — no exported symbol's signature changes).\n\nVerified current state (full 461-line file read verbatim this session): builds as a 9-key object ( — ). prints and (lines 319-320) — hardcoded literals, not derived from the object. computes (line 361) — same hardcoded . This plan's scope is limited to deriving the denominator from the object's own key count (stopping the lie that it's always exactly 9); a full descriptor-driven rewrite covering all 30 providers is explicitly out of scope (owned by a separate plan covering 's full provider-descriptor derivation).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 12.1 Verify the current hardcoded values one more time immediately before editing:\n\n \n\n Expected: three matches — 's two template-literal usages (lines 319-320) and 's division (line 361).\n[ ] 12.2 Fix to derive the denominator from :\n[ ] 12.3 Fix to derive the same denominator independently (it's a separate method receiving the same object, so it must compute its own rather than relying on a value set in ):\n[ ] 12.4 Typecheck (this file is TypeScript run via , not part of the compiled build, so may or may not cover it — verify directly with scoped to this file's syntax via a dry run):\n\n \n\n Expected: the script runs (prints the banner and a final line) without a TypeScript syntax error; the two provider-count lines now show only if still happens to have 9 keys (it does, since this task doesn't change 's key list) — confirming the derived value matches the previous hardcoded one exactly for today's 9-provider set, while no longer being a lie if that set ever changes.\n[ ] 12.5 Confirm no other hardcoded reference to provider count remains in the file:\n\n \n\n Expected: no matches.\n[ ] 12.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 12: Fix hardcoded /9 denominator in environmentManager.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13998","title":"Verification Checklist","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#verification-checklist","content":"[ ] succeeds cleanly from a fresh .\n[ ] (typecheck) passes with zero errors.\n[ ] passes with zero errors.\n[ ] passes (Task 1) — both and report .\n[ ] passes with all ten sections (5 pre-existing + 5 new from Tasks 5-9) reporting , final summary .\n[ ] no longer references , , , or , and no longer imports .\n[ ] contains a job with no / overriding its check-run name; the job's block is gone; 's no-op \"🎯 Test Suite Validation\" step is gone.\n[ ] 's two blocks both list as required contexts.\n[ ] exists, is executable, and its script runs exactly .\n[ ] exists, is triggered by + only, and is not listed in 's required contexts.\n[ ] 's header docstring says 30, not 13.\n[ ] no longer references a deleted array.\n[ ] has zero remaining hardcoded (or ) provider-count literals.\n[ ] Every new/modified // message in this plan's tasks was sanity-checked via the break-one-assertion method (Tasks 5.5, 6.5, 7.6, 8.5, 9.5) and confirmed to produce a real, non-zero-exit failure — not a silent skip.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Verification Checklist","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13999","title":"Risks & Rollback","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#risks-rollback","content":"Risk: dropping the job's matrix (Task 3) reduces Node-version coverage to a single version (20) if a future contributor assumed multi-version testing was happening. Mitigation: it was already a single-entry matrix providing zero actual multi-version coverage; this is a naming fix, not a coverage reduction. Rollback: re-add and update 's contexts to / if broader version coverage is later desired.\nRisk: the new CI job becomes a required check (via Task 3's update) before it has been proven stable on , potentially blocking legitimate PRs on a flaky new test. Mitigation: Tasks 5-9 each include a build → test → break-one-assertion → revert → re-test cycle before committing, so every new assertion is proven to both pass on real code and genuinely fail on broken code before it becomes a required gate. 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Rollback: none needed; this is compliant as written.\nGeneral rollback for any single task: every task ends in its own commit with a Conventional Commits message; cleanly undoes any one task without affecting the others, since no task's committed state depends on a later task's uncommitted changes (each tas","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Risks & Rollback","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14000","title":"Out of Scope","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#out-of-scope","content":"Extending the mocked-contract pattern to the remaining ~20 providers beyond OpenAI/Azure/Anthropic/Vertex/Bedrock (this plan's 5 targets) — covered by a per-provider onboarding requirement in the plan governing new-provider PR checklists, and by the plan covering providers ported/migrated in this redesign.\nFull provider-descriptor rewrite (deriving the entire validation matrix, not just the denominator, from a shared descriptor source covering all 30 canonical providers) — this plan's Task 12 only stops the hardcoded lie; the full derivation is owned by the plan covering provider-descriptor consolidation.\nAny refactor of provider classes themselves (error-classifier gaps documented in Tasks 6-7 — Azure's missing 429 branch, Anthropic's 401 substring-match gap — are intentionally left as-is and merely asserted-as-documented; fixing the classifiers is a behavior change outside a CI-safety-net plan's scope).\nWiring /// into any GitHub Actions workflow beyond what Tasks 2 and 10 add — the pre-existing gap where most npm scripts are invoked by no CI workflow or git hook at all remains, apart from the specific scripts this plan wires into , , and .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Out of Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14001","title":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge","content":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Remove the provably-dead code the provider-family and type/model-registry audits surfaced — duplicate provider utils/constants files, an orphaned static provider barrel, an abandoned Vertex model-creation call tree, a dead Phase-1 options abstraction, two unused local-runtime config factories, a dead capability function, duplicate zod schemas, dead slices of the model-configuration manager, four stale doc comments, and one unreachable branch — so the codebase this redesign builds on top of isn't carrying load-bearing-looking code that nothing calls.\n\nArchitecture: This is a pure subtraction plan: no new abstractions, no new files (except doc-comment fixes, which edit in place). 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Tests via .\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts; all types in src/lib/types/; types barrel only lines; barrel-only type imports; named exports only.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER . Public SDK API must not break — before deleting any EXPORTED symbol, grep both src/ AND test/ AND docs/ for usage, and check whether it is re-exported from src/lib/index.ts or src/lib/types/index.ts (public surface); if it is public, note the breaking-change consideration and prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused.\n\nPlan-specific notes:\nThis plan has no dependency on any other plan in this series — it operates entirely on code that exists on the branch today. It is safe to run before or after Plans 01–10.\nThree deviations from the original task assignment, each with grep evidence inline at the point they occur: Task 3's dead-code scope grew from 7 functions to 12 (re-verification found 5 more functions in the same orphaned call tree that the original audit missed). Task 6's scope shrank from \"delete the function and the field\" to \"delete only the function\" (the field is reachable through a live public re-export chain and is the generic capability parameter's actual mechanism, not dead). Task 8's scope shrank from \"delete most of the 1,130-line file, keep only the TelemetryHandler slice\" to \"delete 3 methods + 1 const + 4 free functions, keep the file\" (re-verification found 7 real production call sites the original framing missed).\nAll line numbers below were read directly from the current tree on 2026-08-15 on branch . If you're running this plan later and a file has since changed, re-run the task's grep-verification step first — it will show you where the current line numbers actually are before you touch anything.\n\nTask 1: Dead sibling utils/constants files across provider directories\n\nFiles:\nDelete: (202 lines, 6 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove export + now-unused import; keep )\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (7 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (8 exports, all dead — audit said 6; re-verification found and are dead too, see step below)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nEdit: (file stays — delete only and its now-unused type import; is live, keep it)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 9 internal (non-barrel-exported-as-public) helper functions/constants across 8 provider directories, all superseded by identically-named or renamed local copies already living in each directory's .\nUnaffected: every provider's public contract (//etc.) — these files are pure internal plumbing with zero callers outside their own directory, confirmed below.\n's keeps its existing expo","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14002","title":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#dead-code-purge-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Remove the provably-dead code the provider-family and type/model-registry audits surfaced — duplicate provider utils/constants files, an orphaned static provider barrel, an abandoned Vertex model-creation call tree, a dead Phase-1 options abstraction, two unused local-runtime config factories, a dead capability function, duplicate zod schemas, dead slices of the model-configuration manager, four stale doc comments, and one unreachable branch — so the codebase this redesign builds on top of isn't carrying load-bearing-looking code that nothing calls.\n\nArchitecture: This is a pure subtraction plan: no new abstractions, no new files (except doc-comment fixes, which edit in place). Every task follows the same shape — re-verify the audit's dead-code claim with a fresh grep against the current tree (not the audit's memory of it), delete the dead code and any barrel line that re-exported it, then prove nothing broke via typecheck/lint/build plus the nearest targeted test suite. Three tasks (3, 6, 8) turned out to need a narrower cut than the audit originally scoped, because re-verification found either more dead code than claimed (Task 3) or that the claimed-dead code is still reachable through a live re-export chain (Task 6) or still has real callers the audit missed (Task 8) — those corrections are called out inline where they occur, with the grep evidence that drove them.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, pnpm, ESLint (custom rules enforcing this repo's 14 Critical Rules), the -based test harness (no vitest runner despite existing).\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14003","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via .\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts; all types in src/lib/types/; types barrel only lines; barrel-only type imports; named exports only.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER . Public SDK API must not break — before deleting any EXPORTED symbol, grep both src/ AND test/ AND docs/ for usage, and check whether it is re-exported from src/lib/index.ts or src/lib/types/index.ts (public surface); if it is public, note the breaking-change consideration and prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused.\n\nPlan-specific notes:\nThis plan has no dependency on any other plan in this series — it operates entirely on code that exists on the branch today. It is safe to run before or after Plans 01–10.\nThree deviations from the original task assignment, each with grep evidence inline at the point they occur: Task 3's dead-code scope grew from 7 functions to 12 (re-verification found 5 more functions in the same orphaned call tree that the original audit missed). Task 6's scope shrank from \"delete the function and the field\" to \"delete only the function\" (the field is reachable through a live public re-export chain and is the generic capability parameter's actual mechanism, not dead). Task 8's scope shrank from \"delete most of the 1,130-line file, keep only the TelemetryHandler slice\" to \"delete 3 methods + 1 const + 4 free functions, keep the file\" (re-verification found 7 real production call sites the original framing missed).\nAll line numbers below were read directly from the current tree on 2026-08-15 on branch . If you're running this plan later and a file has since changed, re-run the task's grep-verification step first — it will show you where the current line numbers actually are before you touch anything.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14004","title":"Task 1: Dead sibling utils/constants files across provider directories","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-1-dead-sibling-utilsconstants-files-across-provider-directories","content":"Files:\nDelete: (202 lines, 6 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove export + now-unused import; keep )\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (7 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (8 exports, all dead — audit said 6; re-verification found and are dead too, see step below)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nEdit: (file stays — delete only and its now-unused type import; is live, keep it)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 9 internal (non-barrel-exported-as-public) helper functions/constants across 8 provider directories, all superseded by identically-named or renamed local copies already living in each directory's .\nUnaffected: every provider's public contract (//etc.) — these files are pure internal plumbing with zero callers outside their own directory, confirmed below.\n's keeps its existing export unchanged (still imported live by ).\n\nDo these as one grouped task since they're mechanically identical; each file gets its own verify → delete → barrel-edit sub-step before the shared check/lint/build/test/commit at the end.\n[ ] Verify anthropic/utils.ts has zero external importers and client.ts has local copies of all 6 exports.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command returns nothing (no external importers). Second command shows local /function redeclarations for , , , , around client.ts:130-268; shows no local redeclaration in client.ts — it is simply unused (the live rate-limit-header parser is in a different file, not a redeclaration of this one).\n[ ] Delete .\n[ ] Edit to remove the dead expo","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Dead sibling utils/constants files across provider directories","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14005","title":"Task 2: Dead static provider barrel src/lib/providers/index.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-2-dead-static-provider-barrel-srclibprovidersindexts","content":"Files:\nDelete: (29 export lines — audit said 27, recount below)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: a 29-entry static re-export barrel of every provider class. Zero importers; if anything ever did import it, it would violate Critical Rule 1 (dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts), so its existence is itself a latent rule violation waiting to be used.\nUnaffected: nothing consumes this file. / are the only real provider-lookup path and don't touch it.\n[ ] Verify the file's true export count and confirm zero importers anywhere.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command prints (correcting the audit's \"27-entry\" description — the file re-exports all 29 currently-registered provider classes under aliased names, e.g. ). Second command returns nothing — no file imports from this barrel by any of its plausible import-path spellings.\n[ ] Delete .\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted provider suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Dead static provider barrel src/lib/providers/index.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14006","title":"Task 3: googleVertex dead model-creation call tree","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-3-googlevertex-dead-model-creation-call-tree","content":"⚠️ Scope correction from original assignment: the original task listed 7 dead functions (, , , , , , ). Re-verification confirms all 7 are dead, but tracing their only caller (, itself never called) surfaced 5 more dead functions in the same orphaned tree that the original list missed: itself (client.ts:1366), (:1086), (:1108), (:1171), and (:8982, a fifth diagnostic helper sitting between and that the audit's summary didn't name). All 12 functions are deleted in this task with the same evidence standard as the original 7.\n\nFiles:\nEdit: (9,966 lines) — delete 12 dead methods across two disjoint line ranges (~1086-1394 and ~8753-9194); keep the throwing override at line 1068 (required by 's abstract contract)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 12 private/internal instance methods on . All are unreachable — (the only method can call to obtain a model) unconditionally throws, directing all real callers to the separate, live and methods instead. None of the 12 has any caller outside this same dead island.\nUnaffected: live equivalents for the 3 validate/check diagnostics already exist as methods on () — those are untouched by this task; they are the \"keep\" versions the dead instance methods duplicated.\n(client.ts:8757) has no / modifier (technically public on the class), but is confirmed to have zero callers anywhere in src/test/docs outside its own dead caller at line 1132 — its public visibility doesn't create an external consumer.\n[ ] Verify all 12 functions have zero callers outside this same dead tree, and that — the tree's sole entry point — itself has zero callers.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command's every call-site hit (as opposed to definition-line hit) is from another function inside this same list — e.g. (1366) calls (1373), (1376), (1388); calls (1132); calls (1254) — and itself has no caller anywhere in the file. Second command returns nothing (no test/docs reference any of the 12 names). Third command's only hits are the dead definitions in (8776","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: googleVertex dead model-creation call tree","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14007","title":"Task 4: Dead Phase-1 abstraction universalProviderOptions.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-4-dead-phase-1-abstraction-universalprovideroptionsts","content":"Files:\nDelete: (158 lines: 8 types + 1 runtime class )\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: , , , , , , , (types), (runtime class).\nPublic-surface note (per Global Constraints): these symbols ARE technically reachable from the package's main entry point today, via () → () — a double chain that reaches for the 8 types and for the class. The separate sub-export (, which builds to ) is a hand-curated selective list and does not include any of these symbols — clean. Zero real consumers exist anywhere in , , or (only auto-generated TypeDoc pages reference them). Per the Global Constraints exception (\"prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused\"), this is provably unused in practice despite nominal public reachability — proceeding with deletion, but flagging it explicitly as a minor breaking change in the commit message rather than treating it as risk-free.\n[ ] Verify zero real consumers and confirm the public-reachability chain.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command's only hit is (the barrel). Second command returns nothing (zero usages of anywhere). Third confirms re-exports the types barrel wholesale. Fourth returns nothing — the curated sub-export path is clean and unaffected by this deletion.\n[ ] Delete .\n[ ] Edit to remove the line .\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted SDK client suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Dead Phase-1 abstraction universalProviderOptions.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14008","title":"Task 5: Dead local-runtime config factories in providerConfig.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-5-dead-local-runtime-config-factories-in-providerconfigts","content":"Files:\nEdit: — delete (lines 475-491) and (lines 495-509), 35 lines total including the blank line between them\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: , — two exported functions returning for LM Studio and llama.cpp.\nUnaffected: and provider implementations never called these — their real config resolution is inline. type itself is untouched (used by other, live functions in the same file).\n[ ] Verify zero callers anywhere, including no internal dispatcher inside providerConfig.ts itself.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command's only hits are the two functions' own declaration lines (475, 495) — no internal reference elsewhere in the file. Second command's only hits are again those same two declaration lines — zero callers anywhere in src/ or test/ (references exist only in template docs, not real code).\n[ ] Delete lines 475-509 of (both function bodies plus their JSDoc comments and the blank line separating them).\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted provider suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: Dead local-runtime config factories in providerConfig.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14009","title":"Task 6: Dead standalone supportsVision() function in anthropicModels.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-6-dead-standalone-supportsvision-function-in-anthropicmodelsts","content":"⚠️ Scope correction from original assignment: the original task said to delete both the standalone function AND the field from entries / the type. Re-verification confirms the function is dead, but the field is not — deleting it would be a breaking change to a live, documented, generically-accessed public surface. Evidence below. Only the function is deleted in this task.\n\nFiles:\nEdit: — delete (lines 626-635, JSDoc + function + trailing blank line)\nNo change to 's type or to any entry's field (lines 114, 128, 142, 156, 170, 184, 198, 212, 226) — these stay exactly as they are.\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: the free function (a thin, redundant wrapper: ).\nUnaffected — and here is why the field must stay:\nis exported from the types barrel ( → ) — it is part of the protected public types surface per Critical Rule 10/12, and TypeDoc generates a public page for it ().\nTwo other live, exported functions in the same file — (anthropicModels.ts:402-418) and (:469-481) — are generically typed over , which makes a valid, live, runtime-checkable capability key for both functions via indexing. This is the field's actual designed access path, not an incidental one.\n(an alias for , which returns the full object) is imported by and re-exported at the bottom of that file (, \"Re-export types and utilities for convenience\"), propagating through 's barrel. documents this function's example output as explicitly including — external code calling the documented API depends on this field being present in the return shape.\nDeleting the field would therefore change the return shape of a re-exported, documented public function — exactly the case the Global Constraints block's \"prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused\" carve-out exists for. The function, by contrast, has zero callers anywhere (real vision checks route through the unrelated static method instead) and is provably unused.\n[ ] Verify the standalone function has zero callers, and confirm the fie","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Dead standalone supportsVision() function in anthropicModels.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14010","title":"Task 7: Duplicate zod schemas in dynamicModels.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-7-duplicate-zod-schemas-in-dynamicmodelsts","content":"Files:\nEdit: — delete the local / declarations (lines 9-31, including their leading comment) and import the canonical ones from the types barrel instead\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: two locally-declared zod schemas that were byte-for-byte duplicates (same field names, same types, same order, same nested shape) of the canonical / already exported from and re-exported via the types barrel ( → ).\nUnaffected: neither local schema constant was itself exported from (they were plain , not ), so nothing outside this one file could have imported them directly — this is a same-file, zero-blast-radius substitution. 's own real consumers (, , ) only ever touch the / singleton, never the schema constants.\n[ ] Verify the canonical schemas' exact location and confirm the local ones are true duplicates, not near-duplicates.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command confirms at and at , both exported. Second confirms re-exports the whole file via . Third confirms has its own local copies at lines 12-23 and 25-31 — read both files' schema bodies side-by-side to confirm they are field-for-field identical before deleting (they are: verified during plan-writing).\n[ ] Edit : delete lines 9-31 (the comment plus both local schema declarations), and change the existing type-only import block (currently, around lines 4-7):\n\n \n\n to a combined value+type import that also pulls in the two runtime schema values:\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted dynamic-models suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Duplicate zod schemas in dynamicModels.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14011","title":"Task 8: Dead slices of modelConfiguration.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-8-dead-slices-of-modelconfigurationts","content":"⚠️ Scope correction from original assignment: the original task framed this 1,130-line file as \"not wired into the live createProvider path,\" to be mostly deleted except a pricing-fallback slice. Re-verification found this framing is wrong: the singleton has 7 real production call sites across the codebase (analytics, evaluation, telemetry, and two providers), not one. The file stays. Only 3 genuinely-dead class methods, 1 dead top-level const, and 4 dead module-level wrapper functions are deleted.\n\nFiles:\nEdit: (1,129 lines) — delete (~line 686), (~line 775), (~line 1018) class methods; delete the top-level const (line 21); delete the 4 module-level wrapper functions /// at lines 1098-1129 (note: these free-function wrappers are dead — every real caller uses the singleton's own instance methods of the same names instead, not these wrappers)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 3 dead class methods, 1 dead const, 4 dead free-function wrappers.\nStays live and unchanged: the class, the singleton instance (line 1089), and all of its instance methods actually called by:\n— , falls back to after 's / miss.\n(inside , itself called live at from , imported by , , and ) — identical -then- fallback pattern.\n— imports , calls (:38), (:61), (:70), (:117), (:130); this file is itself re-exported from the types barrel (, a pre-existing Rule-12 violation, out of scope here) and imported by .\n— , reached via 's dynamic .\n— dynamic of , .\n— .\n— .\n() is not a repoint target — it's already the primary path both fallback call sites try first; 's cost data is the secondary source, not competing infrastructure.\n[ ] Trace every real consumer of // to separate live from dead, and confirm the 3 methods + const + 4 wrappers are genuinely uncalled.\n\n \n\n Expected: first three commands together produce the 7 production call sites listed above (plus internal-to-the-file and test-file hits, which don't count as production consumers). Fourth command shows each of the 3 methods and the const ap","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8: Dead slices of modelConfiguration.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14012","title":"Task 9: Stale-comment truth fixes","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-9-stale-comment-truth-fixes","content":"Files:\nEdit: (line 47 area — corrected path; not )\nEdit: (lines 364-366 area)\nEdit: (lines 162, 266, 272)\nEdit: (line 34)\n\nInterfaces: None — comment/doc-only changes, zero runtime behavior change.\n[ ] Verify all four stale claims against the actual implementations.\n\n \n\n Expected:\ncurrently reads (in part) — false. Bedrock's real implementation imports directly from () and dynamically from (); is not a dependency anywhere in or .\ncurrently reads (in part) — same false claim, same proof.\n(Key Files table) and / (How-To Guide) claim lives in — it lives in . ( does separately define the type/interface — only the enum location claim is wrong.)\n's docstring claims — the word \"citation\" appears nowhere else in the file or in the shared base class; there is no citation extraction/parsing/return logic anywhere.\n[ ] Fix — replace the false claim with an accurate description (Bedrock uses the raw AWS SDK directly, not an ai-sdk provider package).\n[ ] Fix — same correction, matching wording style to the surrounding comment.\n[ ] Fix — change all three location references (Key Files table row at line 162, How-To Guide step at line 266, code sample context at line 272) from to .\n[ ] Fix — remove or qualify the \"+ citations\" claim in the line-34 docstring so it accurately reflects that no citation data is extracted or returned.\n[ ] Run the full verification gate (docs/comment-only changes still must pass typecheck/lint since CLAUDE.md is markdown but the 3 source files are TS).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9: Stale-comment truth fixes","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14013","title":"Task 10: Unreachable class-constructor fallback branch in providerFactory.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-10-unreachable-class-constructor-fallback-branch-in-providerfactoryts","content":"Files:\nEdit: — simplify 's inner try/catch (lines 127-172) to remove the unreachable constructor-retry branch\n\nInterfaces: None — the outer block (line 175, unchanged) already formats and rethrows any error from the inner block identically to how the dead branch's did, so this is a behavior-preserving simplification, not a behavior change.\n[ ] Verify the branch is unreachable: every registered factory is an arrow function (arrow functions have no , so the guard is always falsy), and confirm the outer catch already handles the rethrow identically.\n\n \n\n Expected: the read confirms the guard at lines 144-148, whose body (the constructor-retry attempt, lines 149-168) can never execute because every one of the 30 calls in passes an arrow function as the factory — arrow functions have no property per the JS spec, so the guard is always and execution always falls to the at line 170. The outer at line 175 formats and rethrows any error identically regardless of which inner path produced it.\n[ ] Edit , replacing lines 125-172 (the declaration plus the whole inner try/catch) with a direct, non-wrapped call — letting any factory error propagate straight to the existing outer at line 175 unchanged:\n\n \n\n (The surrounding outer at lines 118/175-181 stays exactly as-is; only the inner try/catch and its dead branch are removed.)\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted provider suite (exercises across every registered provider).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Unreachable class-constructor fallback branch in providerFactory.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14014","title":"Verification Checklist","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#verification-checklist","content":"[ ] All 10 tasks' grep-verification steps were re-run against the current tree (not copy-pasted from this plan's cached line numbers) immediately before each deletion.\n[ ] passes after every single task, not just at the end.\n[ ] Every provider directory's barrel exports exactly the files that still exist in that directory — no barrel line points at a deleted file.\n[ ] no longer exports ; every other barrel line is untouched.\n[ ] 's field is confirmed still present in the type () and in all 9 entries — this task deliberately did NOT touch it.\n[ ] 's class and singleton are confirmed still present and functioning — this task deliberately did NOT delete the file.\n[ ] passes after Tasks 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10 (the tasks that touch provider-instantiation-adjacent code).\n[ ] and pass after Task 6.\n[ ] passes after Task 7.\n[ ] and pass after Task 8.\n[ ] shows one commit per task (10 commits), each a conventional-commit message, none pushed.\n[ ] A final sanity check shows no leftover markers from the edits.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Verification Checklist","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14015","title":"Risks & Rollback","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#risks-rollback","content":"Risk — Task 3 (googleVertex) is the largest single edit (12 functions across a 9,966-line file, deleted in two blocks whose line numbers shift relative to each other). Mitigation: delete bottom-to-top (second block, i.e. the higher line numbers, first) so the first block's line numbers never move out from under you mid-edit; re-run the grep-verification step after the first deletion to get fresh line numbers before the second.\nRisk — Task 4 (universalProviderOptions.ts) is a nominal breaking change. It's reachable via the package's main export today, even though nothing internally or externally (per repo-wide grep) consumes it. If semantic-release / commit-message conventions in this repo treat a -suffixed conventional commit as a major-version trigger, confirm that's the intended signal before merging — a may need to become a plain with a note in the PR description instead, depending on how strictly this repo's release automation reads commit types. Rollback: the single Task 4 commit; the deleted file's content is fully captured in this plan's Task 4 section if it needs reconstructing without a git history dive.\nRisk — Task 6 deliberately does LESS than originally assigned (keeps the field). If the team intended a genuine breaking change to 's shape as part of a larger model-metadata consolidation (out of scope here, see below), this task's conservative choice may need revisiting once that consolidation plan exists — at that point deleting the field becomes a deliberate, coordinated breaking change rather than an accidental one, which is a different decision than this task is scoped to make alone.\nRisk — Task 8 deliberately does LESS than originally assigned (keeps the file). Same shape of risk as Task 6: if a broader model-configuration consolidation plan later wants to retire entirely in favor of a unified registry, that's a coordinated migration (repoint 7 call sites, not just delete), not a dead-code deletion — explicitly out of scope for this plan.\nRollb","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Risks & Rollback","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14016","title":"Out of Scope","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#out-of-scope","content":"SageMaker orphaned streaming code — flagged in the audit as a separate dead/orphaned pattern in the SageMaker provider; whether to wire it up or delete it is a design decision, not a mechanical dead-code deletion. Covered by Plan 08.\nVertex's duplicated live loops (the live code paths that duplicate logic across and , as opposed to this plan's Task 3, which only removes the fully-dead legacy call tree those live paths replaced) — a refactor of working code, not a deletion of dead code. Covered by Plan 08.\nMODEL_REGISTRY consolidation — merging the anthropicModels.ts / MODELREGISTRY / MODELCONTEXTWINDOWS / VISIONCAPABILITIES model-metadata stores into one source of truth, including any future decision to reshape itself (which would supersede this plan's conservative Task 6 choice to keep as-is). Covered by Plan 06.\ndoc/behavior mismatch — discovered incidentally during Task 1's ollama verification (the env var is documented as live in and , but the code path that would read it is dead and client.ts's docstring says the provider now always uses the OpenAI-compatible API unconditionally). This is a docs-accuracy issue adjacent to, but distinct from, the dead-code deletion this plan performs — worth a follow-up docs fix, not bundled into Task 1 here.\n's barrel re-export from — noted during Task 8's consumer trace as a pre-existing Critical Rule 12 violation (a non-type file's content re-exported from the types barrel). Not part of this plan's scope; flagged for whichever plan owns general Rule-12 cleanup, if one exists.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Out of Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14017","title":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor","content":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace five independently-drifted provider-identity tables (CLI choices, , env-var checks, health-check switches, tool-support sets) with one record per provider and a single array, so every consumer derives its view from one source instead of hand-maintaining its own copy.\n\nArchitecture: A new pure-data module () declares one object per of the 30 real values (everything except ), plus a name→descriptor map and an alias→canonical-name index, all computed once at module load with zero imports of provider classes or dynamic . () gains / reading from that module, and gains an optional 5th parameter so a live registration can carry its descriptor too. Nine existing consumers (CLI provider choices, provider env-var checks, health-check dispatch, auto-select priority, , , , the prompt-only-tools set, and /) are each migrated, one task at a time, to read from instead of their own hand-written table. Plan 01 (Tier A Bug Fixes, landed on this branch first) already fixed two of the originally-confirmed bugs — the missing credential mapping and / only recognizing 10 of 30 providers — ahead of this plan; this plan's remaining fixes are silently returning for 20 of 30 providers and the missing / CLI completions, plus it re-derives Plan 01's two already-fixed spots from the same source (rather than their now-separate hand-written fixes) so all nine consumers genuinely share one source instead of nine independently-correct ones.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict, ESM, module resolution), pnpm, for direct TS execution of test suites and CLI-only consumers, the repo's /// harness () for regression suites, ESLint with this repo's custom rules for the type-placement/naming constraints.\n\nSpec:\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + package.json scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages (SKIP-not-FAIL downgrade); new suites include a break-one-assertion sanity step.\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts factory closures; ALL types in src/lib/types/; no (type + intersection only); unique exported type names; types barrel only ; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only; no . Public SDK API must not break.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\n\nTesting convention for this plan specifically: Task 6's completeness suite () is the one place this plan tests the public contract — it imports , (/) from , matching the repo convention that suites exercise the built package. Tasks 7–15 migrate internal consumer functions (CLI option builders, env-var checkers, health-check switches) that are not part of the public SDK barrel; those tasks add blocks to the same suite file but import the consumer functions directly from their files via (no build step required to iterate on them), consistent with how and mix build-artifact and source-level checks in this repo. This split is called out again at the top of each task's Files section.\n\nTask 1: type\n\nFiles:\n— add new type after the existing type (currently lines 1967-1971).\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: (exported).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the type doesn't exist yet.\n\n \n\n Expected: no output (empty).\n[ ] Add the type immediately after (after line 1971) in :\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint, verify they pass (the type is unused so far, which is legal for an exported type).\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. passes because doesn't collide with any existing exported type name (confirmed via the before-grep above finding zero prior uses).\n[ ] Commit.\n \n\nTask 2: — the data\n\nFiles:\n— new file.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (), the 24 enums already statically imported by (, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), type (Task 1), ().\nProduces: , , .\n\nThis file must import zero provider classes and perform zero dynamic — it is pure data, safe to import from anywhere (CLI, tests, other plans) without triggering provider instantiation.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the file doesn't exist.\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] Create with all 30 descriptor entries:\n\n \n\n Note: is placed last (after ) to match the enum's declared order ( lists before ////) — correction: keep entries in the exact enum order; if a diff shows out of place relative to , move it to sit directly after and before so the file's order matches the enum 1:1. Verify with the grep in the next step.\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint.\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. If flags the line, confirm it's importing from the barrel (), not a specific file — that satisfies rule 13.\n[ ] Smoke-check the data with a one-off script (no suite file yet — Task 6 makes it durable):\n\n \n\n Expected: with no failure lines printed above it (assertion fa","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14018","title":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#providerdescriptor-single-source-of-truth-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace five independently-drifted provider-identity tables (CLI choices, , env-var checks, health-check switches, tool-support sets) with one record per provider and a single array, so every consumer derives its view from one source instead of hand-maintaining its own copy.\n\nArchitecture: A new pure-data module () declares one object per of the 30 real values (everything except ), plus a name→descriptor map and an alias→canonical-name index, all computed once at module load with zero imports of provider classes or dynamic . () gains / reading from that module, and gains an optional 5th parameter so a live registration can carry its descriptor too. Nine existing consumers (CLI provider choices, provider env-var checks, health-check dispatch, auto-select priority, , , , the prompt-only-tools set, and /) are each migrated, one task at a time, to read from instead of their own hand-written table. Plan 01 (Tier A Bug Fixes, landed on this branch first) already fixed two of the originally-confirmed bugs — the missing credential mapping and / only recognizing 10 of 30 providers — ahead of this plan; this plan's remaining fixes are silently returning for 20 of 30 providers and the missing / CLI completions, plus it re-derives Plan 01's two already-fixed spots from the same source (rather than their now-separate hand-written fixes) so all nine consumers genuinely share one source instead of nine independently-correct ones.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict, ESM, module resolution), pnpm, for direct TS execution of test suites and CLI-only consumers, the repo's /// harness () for regression suites, ESLint with this repo's custom rules for the type-placement/naming constraints.\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14019","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + package.json scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages (SKIP-not-FAIL downgrade); new suites include a break-one-assertion sanity step.\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts factory closures; ALL types in src/lib/types/; no (type + intersection only); unique exported type names; types barrel only ; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only; no . Public SDK API must not break.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\n\nTesting convention for this plan specifically: Task 6's completeness suite () is the one place this plan tests the public contract — it imports , (/) from , matching the repo convention that suites exercise the built package. Tasks 7–15 migrate internal consumer functions (CLI option builders, env-var checkers, health-check switches) that are not part of the public SDK barrel; those tasks add blocks to the same suite file but import the consumer functions directly from their files via (no build step required to iterate on them), consistent with how and mix build-artifact and source-level checks in this repo. This split is called out again at the top of each task's Files section.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14020","title":"Task 1: ProviderDescriptor type","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-1-providerdescriptor-type","content":"Files:\n— add new type after the existing type (currently lines 1967-1971).\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: (exported).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the type doesn't exist yet.\n\n \n\n Expected: no output (empty).\n[ ] Add the type immediately after (after line 1971) in :\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint, verify they pass (the type is unused so far, which is legal for an exported type).\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. passes because doesn't collide with any existing exported type name (confirmed via the before-grep above finding zero prior uses).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: ProviderDescriptor type","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14021","title":"Task 2: providerDescriptors.ts — the data","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-2-providerdescriptorsts-the-data","content":"Files:\n— new file.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (), the 24 enums already statically imported by (, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), type (Task 1), ().\nProduces: , , .\n\nThis file must import zero provider classes and perform zero dynamic — it is pure data, safe to import from anywhere (CLI, tests, other plans) without triggering provider instantiation.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the file doesn't exist.\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] Create with all 30 descriptor entries:\n\n \n\n Note: is placed last (after ) to match the enum's declared order ( lists before ////) — correction: keep entries in the exact enum order; if a diff shows out of place relative to , move it to sit directly after and before so the file's order matches the enum 1:1. Verify with the grep in the next step.\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint.\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. If flags the line, confirm it's importing from the barrel (), not a specific file — that satisfies rule 13.\n[ ] Smoke-check the data with a one-off script (no suite file yet — Task 6 makes it durable):\n\n \n\n Expected: with no failure lines printed above it (assertion failures print to stderr as but do not stop the script — visually confirm none appear).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: providerDescriptors.ts — the data","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14022","title":"Task 3: ProviderFactory.getDescriptor() / getAllDescriptors() + registration wiring + public exports","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-3-providerfactorygetdescriptor-getalldescriptors-registration-wiring-public-exports","content":"Files:\n— extend .\n— extend .\n— add two new static methods near (current lines 180-184).\n— add new exports near the existing export (lines 36-37).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (Task 2).\nProduces: , , and public re-exports , from .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to a new file (this step creates the file; later tasks append more blocks to it):\n\n \n\n This step ALSO requires adding to 's block, alphabetically near the other entries.\n[ ] Run and verify it fails (the exports don't exist yet, so the dynamic calls throw or is ).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL — either the build fails to produce a / on , or (if itself isn't exported yet) the destructure yields and calling throws , which the harness reports as a FAIL (not a Skip, since the message doesn't match ).\n[ ] Extend in (the existing type at lines 1967-1971):\n[ ] Extend in (current signature at lines 55-60) to accept and store an optional 5th parameter, and add the two new static methods near (lines 180-184):\n\n \n\n \n\n Add the import at the top of :\n\n \n\n and add to the existing type-only import from at the top of the file.\n[ ] Add public exports to , immediately after the existing (line 37):\n[ ] Run and verify the test now passes.\n\n \n\n Expected: exits 0; prints (or similar per the harness's summary format) and exits 0.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: ProviderFactory.getDescriptor() / getAllDescriptors() + registration wiring + public exports","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14023","title":"Task 4: Rewire normalizeProviderName() to the O(1) alias index","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-4-rewire-normalizeprovidername-to-the-o1-alias-index","content":"Files:\n— .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2, already imported in Task 3).\nProduces: same public signature, — behavior-preserving for descriptor-covered providers, with a fallback path for anything registered without a descriptor (e.g. future non-AI media/TTS handlers that call directly).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n\n \n\n This test passes against the CURRENT implementation too (it's a characterization test, not a new-behavior test) — its purpose is to lock in identical output before and after the O(n)→O(1) rewrite, per the \"run+verify fail\" step below using a deliberately broken intermediate state.\n[ ] Run it against the current code to confirm it currently PASSES (proving the rewrite must not change behavior):\n\n \n\n Expected: all 5 tests so far (3 from Task 3 + these 2) pass. This confirms the baseline; the next step is a refactor, verified by re-running the same suite unchanged afterward (a \"no green→red→green\" cycle is expected here since this is a pure refactor with a pre-existing correct implementation — call out explicitly that this task's TDD cycle is characterization-then-refactor, not new-behavior-then-implementation).\n[ ] Rewrite (current lines 189-205):\n[ ] Run and verify the suite still passes (behavior-preserving refactor).\n\n \n\n Expected: all 5 tests pass, exit 0.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Rewire normalizeProviderName() to the O(1) alias index","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14024","title":"Task 5: Wire descriptors into providerRegistry.ts's 30 registerProvider() calls","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-5-wire-descriptors-into-providerregistrytss-30-registerprovider-calls","content":"Files:\n— all 30 call sites inside (confirmed at lines 106, 126, 145, 170, 194, 217, 242, 262, 280, 299, 318, 343, 373, 399, 417, 436, 454, 471, 489, 507, 525, 550, 575, 600, 625, 643, 661, 686, 705, 730).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2), (already imported).\nProduces: no new symbols — this is a purely additive change to existing calls (adds a 5th argument), so every provider's live is populated. / arguments are left byte-for-byte unchanged to keep this a zero-risk additive migration.\n\nThis is a mechanical, data-driven change with no new runtime behavior to unit-test beyond \"the descriptor is attached\" — using the pure-data-migration cycle.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the exact call count and that none already pass a 5th argument.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command prints ; second prints .\n[ ] Add the import at the top of (alongside the existing + static import block, lines 12-38):\n[ ] Add a 5th argument, , to each of the 30 calls. Two full worked examples (the rest follow the identical pattern — see the table below):\n\n GOOGLE_AI (), before:\n\n \n\n after (only the closing line changes):\n\n \n\n AZURE (), same transformation — only the trailing comma line is added:\n\n \n\n Apply the same one-line addition ( as the final argument, before the closing ) to the remaining 28 calls, keyed by enum member:\n\n | Enum member | Line (before edit) |\n | ------------------- | ------------------ |\n | | 126 |\n | | 145 |\n | | 170 |\n | | 217 |\n | | 242 |\n | | 262 |\n | | 280 |\n | | 299 |\n | | 318 |\n | | 343 |\n | | 373 |\n | | 399 |\n | | 417 |\n | | 436 |\n | | 454 |\n | | 471 ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: Wire descriptors into providerRegistry.ts's 30 registerProvider() calls","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14025","title":"Task 6: Completeness suite + break-one-assertion sanity check","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-6-completeness-suite-break-one-assertion-sanity-check","content":"Files:\n— the file created incrementally in Tasks 3-5; this task adds the core completeness assertions and the required sanity check.\n— script already added in Task 3.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , from .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Add completeness tests to (append a new + block before the final closes — since 's body is a single async function, add these calls inside it, after the existing sections):\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, all tests reported as passed.\n[ ] Required sanity check — break one assertion on purpose and confirm the suite reports FAIL and exits non-zero (per this repo's documented hazard: a thrown message that merely quotes provider-ish text gets silently downgraded to SKIP). Temporarily change the last test's expected value:\n\n \n\n Expected: output contains a FAIL line for the \"TOGETHER_AI resolves...\" test and (non-zero) — confirming this suite reports real failures as FAIL, not SKIP.\n[ ] Revert the deliberate breakage and re-verify green.\n\n \n\n Expected: , all tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Completeness suite + break-one-assertion sanity check","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14026","title":"Task 7 (scope a): CLI --provider choices + bash completion derived from descriptors","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-7-scope-a-cli---provider-choices-bash-completion-derived-from-descriptors","content":"Files:\n— .\n— bash-completion literal string.\n\nTesting convention note: this task's test imports the option-builder object directly from via (not from — CLI option definitions aren't part of the SDK's public barrel).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: ().\nProduces: same value, now derived instead of hand-maintained; same bash-completion string, now derived from the same source (fixing the confirmed missing / entries).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails ( doesn't exist as an exported symbol yet, and the choices array is still hand-written so the first test may already pass — the second test fails with an import error).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL on \"bash completion string matches...\" — (or ).\n[ ] In , add the import and derive both values. Near the top of the file (alongside existing imports):\n\n \n\n Add a derived constant near the top-level scope (before is defined):\n\n \n\n Replace the array in (lines 105-162) with:\n\n \n\n Replace the hand-written bash-completion literal (around line 6040) with a reference to instead of the inline string.\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, both new tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7 (scope a): CLI --provider choices + bash completion derived from descriptors","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14027","title":"Task 8 (scope b): providerUtils.ts — hasProviderEnvVars() and getAvailableProviders()","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-8-scope-b-providerutilsts-hasproviderenvvars-and-getavailableproviders","content":"Scope note (post-Plan-01): Plan 01 landed first and already rewrote to be enum-derived (, ) — it already correctly returns all 30 providers, so (which calls it) is already correct too. That part of this task is no longer a bug fix; it is downgraded to an optional consistency migration (re-deriving from instead of the enum, so this function reads from the same single source as the other eight consumers) and is called out as such below. is untouched by Plan 01 and is still genuinely broken — that part of this task is unchanged.\n\nFiles:\n— (10-case switch + , silently returning for the other 20 providers today — still broken, this is the real fix in this task).\n— (already rewritten by Plan 01 to , already correct for all 30 providers; migrating it to here is a source-of-truth consistency step, not a bug fix).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , .\nProduces: same signatures, (now correct for all 30 providers instead of only 10 — the genuine fix) and (already correct post-Plan-01; re-pointed at purely so it shares the same source as the other eight consumers, with no observable behavior change).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify: the test FAILS, the test already PASSES.\n\n \n\n Expected: returns (falls into ) even with set — this one is the real, still-open bug. already includes and the other 29 providers, because Plan 01 already rewrote it to be enum-derived — this test passes before any code in this task changes, since it's characterizing already-correct (if not yet descriptor-derived) behavior.\n[ ] Replace (lines 437-505) with a descriptor-driven implementation:\n\n \n\n Add the import at the top of :\n\n \n\n (Confirm this doesn't create a circular import: does not import — verified via 's import block already read in this plan's research, which only imports from and .)\n[ ] Re-point (lines 511-515) at instead of the enum. This is a source-of-truth consistency step, not a bug fix — Plan 01's enum-derived version already returns the correct 3","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8 (scope b): providerUtils.ts — hasProviderEnvVars() and getAvailableProviders()","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14028","title":"Task 9 (scope c): autoSelectPriority reconciliation","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-9-scope-c-autoselectpriority-reconciliation","content":"Files:\n— the rationale comment (83-92) and 10-provider array (93-104) inside .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same signature; the internal fallback-chain array is now derived instead of hand-written, sorted by .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n\n \n\n ( on arrays relies on the harness's deep-equality behavior; if only does , use instead — check 's implementation before writing this line and use whichever form it actually supports.)\n[ ] Run and verify it passes immediately (this is a characterization test against Task 2's already-written data, not new behavior — the values were assigned in Task 2 specifically to reproduce this order).\n\n \n\n Expected: pass (this test doesn't touch yet, so it validates the data only).\n[ ] Replace the hardcoded array inside (lines 93-104) with a derivation:\n\n \n\n placed where the original array literal was, keeping the surrounding rationale comment (the original lines 83-92 explaining why this order exists) — do not delete that comment, since it documents intent this data-driven version still needs.\n[ ] Add an integration-level test verifying itself still iterates in this order when no providers are configured (using an explicit unset-env guard so it doesn't flake against the developer's real ):\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9 (scope c): autoSelectPriority reconciliation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14029","title":"Task 10 (scope d): providerHealth.ts per-provider switches","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-10-scope-d-providerhealthts-per-provider-switches","content":"Files:\n— .\n— .\n— .\n— .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same 4 function signatures, each still returning the same shape (, , , respectively), now derived from descriptor fields for all 30 providers instead of a 4-9-case switch with an implicit default for the rest.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails on the case (not in the original 8-case switch, so returns per the documented ).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL on \"getApiKeyEnvironmentVariable resolves a provider outside the old 8-case switch\" — got , expected .\n[ ] Replace all four functions in with descriptor-driven implementations. Add the import at the top:\n\n \n\n \n\n Note: if is not currently a class method with access to /, keep it as a method on exactly as it already is today (only the dispatch condition changes from a hardcoded switch to plus a 3-way inner switch) — do not change its enclosing class/method structure, only its body.\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, all tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10 (scope d): providerHealth.ts per-provider switches","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14030","title":"Task 11 (scope e): NeuroLink.getProviderStatus()","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-11-scope-e-neurolinkgetproviderstatus","content":"Files:\n— the hardcoded const inside .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same signature; the provider list it iterates is now derived (excluding ) instead of the hardcoded 11-entry array (which included both and as separate entries).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails.\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL — and are not among the hardcoded 11 provider names currently iterated.\n[ ] Replace the hardcoded array (lines 14106-14118) with:\n\n \n\n Keep the rest of the method (the -wrapped map, the special-cased Ollama , ) unchanged — only the source of the array changes. If was relied on elsewhere in this method as a distinct entry from , search for it first:\n\n \n\n If the only reference was the removed array entry itself, no further change is needed (the alias remains resolvable via /CLI choices — it just no longer gets its own duplicate status-check entry alongside , which is the intended de-duplication).\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, all tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 11 (scope e): NeuroLink.getProviderStatus()","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14031","title":"Task 12 (scope f): tools/automation/environmentManager.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-12-scope-f-toolsautomationenvironmentmanagerts","content":"Files:\n— the hardcoded 9-key object inside .\n— the denominators in .\n— the denominator in .\n\nTesting convention note: this is a standalone automation script (not part of the SDK), tested by importing directly from its source via .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same shape, now keyed by all 30 provider names; / denominators become dynamic () instead of the literal .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails (the object currently has exactly 9 keys, has 30).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL — is , expected .\n[ ] Replace the hardcoded object in (lines 252-266) with a derivation built from descriptor env vars, reusing the same primary+fallback+extraRequired logic as Task 8's but reading from the parsed object () rather than (this function already parses into a plain object via , so it cannot call the live--based directly):\n\n \n\n Add the import at the top of the file:\n\n \n\n Replace the object literal's field (which previously inlined the 9 checks) to instead assign this pre-computed object.\n[ ] Fix the two hardcoded denominators. In (lines 319-320):\n\n \n\n In (line 361):\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, both tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 12 (scope f): tools/automation/environmentManager.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14032","title":"Task 13 (scope g): setup.ts — PROVIDERS id list + checkExistingConfigurations()","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-13-scope-g-setupts-providers-id-list-checkexistingconfigurations","content":"Files:\n— the array (9 entries: , , , , , , , , ).\n— (currently module-private — not exported; this task's rewrite adds so the suite below can import it directly, matching how the rest of this plan's Tasks 7-14 test internal consumers).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same signature, now exported. The array's marketing/UX fields (, , , , , , , , ) stay hand-authored and untouched — out of scope. 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The hand-rolled object literals in ( in both tests) are structurally compatible with because every field they omit (, is present but others like , , etc. are omitted) — wait, check this carefully: TypeScript structural typing requires object literals passed as a typed argument to have all required fields, but the test file's is inferred as its own literal type (untyped ), then passed to whose parameter is typed . TypeScript will only accept this if 's properties are a superset (or exact match for required fields) of what actually reads — since 's signature declares its first parameter as the full type, an object literal missing required fields (like , , , ) will fail excess/missing-property checks.\n\n This is a real gap to close, not a placeholder to leave: fix it now by widening 's parameter type to only the subset of fields it actually reads, instead of the full entry. 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Nothing is generic or lossy here: xAI keeps its unique \"insufficient quota — top up at console.x.ai\" rule, Groq keeps its -vs- distinction, and every provider keeps its own auth/rate-limit/model-not-found wording. No entry spreads plan 07's — that table's network/connection and 5xx-server rules would introduce classification behavior none of these 7 subclasses had before (everything past the three specific branches fell to each provider's own generic catch-all), and this task's parity goal (Tasks 7-13) is exact behavioral parity, not new behavior.\n[ ] Step 1: Write a failing structural-invariants test\n\n Append to , before :\n\n \n\n Update :\n[ ] Step 2: Run and verify it fails\n\n \n\n Expected: crash — doesn't exist. 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If a 400 response is BOTH a context-overflow error AND something a subclass's would also want to fix (today, only NVIDIA NIM implements , stripping rejected fields like ), returning a truthy corrected body means is never called — its fix is silently dropped, and the retried request still carries whatever field the server just rejected, likely 400ing again (or succeeding by luck if the field wasn't actually going to be re-rejected once resent). 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This plan does not have a mandate to fix it (only the bug, Task 6, is in scope as a fix). Suggested follow-up: a small, separate plan that either (a) makes the registry default check like the other 6, or (b) changes 's class default to match the registry's — needs a product decision on which value is actually \"correct\" for Mistral's default, which is outside this plan's scope to make.\nGroq's TimeoutError classification is silently normalized. Pre-migration, Groq alone mapped to ; the other 6 (and the new , for all 7) map it to . This is not this plan's own design choice — plan 07's hard-codes unconditionally, \"ahead of any rule table\" and explicitly not made overridable, so every provider that delegates to it (not just this catalog's 7) gets this normalization; has no branch of its own to change. If any caller pattern-matches on specifically for Groq timeouts, that code now sees instead. 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None are zero-quirk (each overrides at least one real hook), so none are candidates for this catalog; out of scope for this plan entirely (not assigned to a specific other plan in this roadmap as of this writing).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Config-Driven OpenAI-Compat Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Out of Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14064","title":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation","content":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace NeuroLink's five independently-maintained, disagreeing model-metadata stores (, , the private table, the private table, and ) with one per-provider model manifest that all five read from, while preserving every existing public function signature.\n\nArchitecture: A new canonical type (in ) describes, per provider, a , optional (regex-driven patches for unlisted gateway-shaped ids — the same pattern / already use independently), and a map keyed by canonical model id. One file per provider under exports its manifest as pure, dependency-free data; statically imports all 30 and exposes / lookup functions implementing the longest-prefix-match cascade 's already pioneered. The five existing stores are migrated one at a time to compute their exported values from the manifest at module-init or call time, with their public signatures byte-identical to today.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict mode, no , named exports only), no new runtime dependencies — manifests are plain object literals imported statically (they carry no heavy provider SDKs, so Critical Rule 1's dynamic-import mandate for factories does not apply here).\n\nSpec:\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/; no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. EVERY existing public function signature preserved (getContextWindowSize, findRates, calculateCost, supportsVision, getSafeMaxTokens, resolveClaudeMaxTokens, ModelResolver.\\*, modelRegistry helpers) — consumers must not change.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\nRelated contract (plan 04, separate concern): ProviderDescriptor in src/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.ts covers provider-level identity/env — your manifest is MODEL-level; do not duplicate provider-level fields.\n\nTask 1: Manifest types\n\nFiles:\nModify: (append after the existing type block; do not touch anything above line 271)\nTest: none (pure type addition — verified by in the final step)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing (foundational task)\nProduces: , , — the three types every later task imports from .\n\nThe manifest's is deliberately optional. Some real, current models (e.g. ) have no verified price in any existing store — 's own table has no entry for it today. Leaving the field absent is honest; inventing a number is not. This has a direct, load-bearing consequence for Task 9: () has three required (non-optional) numeric fields (, , ) — confirmed by reading . Task 9's registry builder resolves this by only ever promoting manifest entries that do carry into the rebuilt — see Task 9's design note for the full reasoning.\n\nThe manifest also carries an optional block for //. These three fields are today hand-tuned per model in () — there is no mechanical source for them anywhere else (not in , not in , not in ). For the 25 ids that already have a entry today (5 Anthropic, 20 OpenAI), Task 9 must reproduce those exact values byte-for-byte, or its own \"exact old output preserved\" equality test would be false for // specifically. is how those 25 hand-tuned triples travel forward into the manifest instead of being silently dropped and re-derived. Entries that never had a row (every other manifest entry — the other 10 Anthropic ids, all 28 minimal-tier providers, etc.) omit , and Task 9's builder derives // mechanically for them, exactly as designed before this revision.\n[ ] Step 1: Add the three manifest types\n\nOpen , find the end of the file (it currently ends at line 271, closing the last exported type — verify with that line 271 is the final line before appending). Append:\n\n's three field types — , , — need no new import: they are already declared earlier in this same file ( at , at , at ), and the append lands after all three, so they are already in scope.\n[ ] Step 2: Verify the barrel picks it up and the project still type-checks\n\nRun: \nExpected: no errors. already does (barrel rule 10), so the three new types are immediately importable from — no barrel edit needed.\n[ ] Step 3: Commit\n\nTask 2: Anthropic manifest\n\nFiles:\nCreate: \nTest: none standalone — covered by Task 14's consistency suite\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (Task 1)\nProduces: — the shape Task 4's aggregator imports and Task 6/7/8/9/10/11 all read through the manifest registry.\n\nEvery field below is traced to real, currently-committed data — no invented prices, context windows, or capability flags:\nfrom ().\nfrom () — the regex ladder Critical Rule 3 documents as authoritative (Sonnet/Haiku 4.x → 64000, Opus 4.x","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14065","title":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#model-metadata-consolidation-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace NeuroLink's five independently-maintained, disagreeing model-metadata stores (, , the private table, the private table, and ) with one per-provider model manifest that all five read from, while preserving every existing public function signature.\n\nArchitecture: A new canonical type (in ) describes, per provider, a , optional (regex-driven patches for unlisted gateway-shaped ids — the same pattern / already use independently), and a map keyed by canonical model id. One file per provider under exports its manifest as pure, dependency-free data; statically imports all 30 and exposes / lookup functions implementing the longest-prefix-match cascade 's already pioneered. The five existing stores are migrated one at a time to compute their exported values from the manifest at module-init or call time, with their public signatures byte-identical to today.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict mode, no , named exports only), no new runtime dependencies — manifests are plain object literals imported statically (they carry no heavy provider SDKs, so Critical Rule 1's dynamic-import mandate for factories does not apply here).\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14066","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/; no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. EVERY existing public function signature preserved (getContextWindowSize, findRates, calculateCost, supportsVision, getSafeMaxTokens, resolveClaudeMaxTokens, ModelResolver.\\*, modelRegistry helpers) — consumers must not change.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\nRelated contract (plan 04, separate concern): ProviderDescriptor in src/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.ts covers provider-level identity/env — your manifest is MODEL-level; do not duplicate provider-level fields.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14067","title":"Task 1: Manifest types","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-1-manifest-types","content":"Files:\nModify: (append after the existing type block; do not touch anything above line 271)\nTest: none (pure type addition — verified by in the final step)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing (foundational task)\nProduces: , , — the three types every later task imports from .\n\nThe manifest's is deliberately optional. Some real, current models (e.g. ) have no verified price in any existing store — 's own table has no entry for it today. Leaving the field absent is honest; inventing a number is not. This has a direct, load-bearing consequence for Task 9: () has three required (non-optional) numeric fields (, , ) — confirmed by reading . Task 9's registry builder resolves this by only ever promoting manifest entries that do carry into the rebuilt — see Task 9's design note for the full reasoning.\n\nThe manifest also carries an optional block for //. These three fields are today hand-tuned per model in () — there is no mechanical source for them anywhere else (not in , not in , not in ). 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This is the value already correctly used by the native Anthropic/Vertex+Claude request paths; Task 11 propagates it into so agrees with it too (see Task 11's design note on the documented contradiction).\nfrom (), mapping its field to the manifest's name.\nfrom + ().\n/ for the 5 ids that already exist in today are copied verbatim from ( → \"Claude 3.5 Sonnet\", → \"Claude 3.5 Haiku\", // per the same file) to avoid any user-visible naming churn in . The other 10 ids use Anthropic's real public model names — not fabricated, but also not literal copies of any single existing file since none of these 10 previously had a entry.\nThose same 5 pre-existing ids also carry a block — // copied verbatim from their entries ( at , at , at , at , at ). The other 10 Anthropic ids have no block — Task 9 derives their // mechanically, same as every non-Anthropic, non-OpenAI manifest entry.\nhas no (genuinely absent from ) and (it matches 's , ).\n[ ] Step 1: Create the manifest file\n[ ] Step 2: Verify it compiles standalone\n\nRun: \nExpected: no errors (this is a syntax/shape sanity check; the full project check runs in Task 4's step once the aggregator imports it).\n[ ] Step 3: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Anthropic manifest","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14069","title":"Task 3: OpenAI manifest","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-3-openai-manifest","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nTest: none standalone — covered by Task 14\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 1)\nProduces: \n\n20 entries, one per non-deprecated key () — is excluded (, \"Turned off Jul 14, 2025\" per 's sibling enum comment; the manifest models what's actually callable). , , , and the four boolean capability flags are copied verbatim from each entry's existing block. uses () rather than 's own where the two disagree — this is a real, demonstrated instance of the \"5 stores disagree\" problem the spec documents: 's entry says , but says . is the actively-maintained, more specific store (its comments track exact release dates and shutdown notices), so it wins as the manifest's source of truth; comes from ().\n\nThree ids — , , — have no distinct entry of their own. Today, 's longest-prefix match silently resolves them to their shorter sibling's rate (, , respectively) — confirmed by reading 's prefix-match loop (). To preserve that exact resolved price without relying on the manifest's own prefix-match cascade producing a different result at read time (since these three ids also happen to be manifest keys in their own right, an exact-key match would otherwise short-circuit before any prefix fallback runs), their is set explicitly to the value they already resolve to today — this is not new data, it is today's implicit resolution made explicit.\n\nAll 20 entries also carry a block — // copied verbatim from their entry (line ranges cited per-entry below). This is every OpenAI id the manifest models, because unlike Anthropic (5 of 15 pre-existing) or the rest of the program (0 of 28 minimal-tier providers pre-existing), 100% of this manifest's entries already had a hand-tuned row before this migration — so Task 9's builder finds populated for every OpenAI model and never falls back to mechanical derivation for this provider.\n[ ] Step 1: Create the manifest file\n[ ] Step 2: Verify it compiles standalone\n\nRun: \nExpected: no errors.\n[ ] Step 3: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: OpenAI manifest","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14070","title":"Task 4: Manifest registry aggregator","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-4-manifest-registry-aggregator","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nTest: (created fully in Task 14; this task only needs )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2), (Task 3), plus 5 more full + 23 minimal manifests (Task 5 — this task is written and tested against the two manifests that exist after Tasks 2-3; Task 5 adds the remaining 28 import lines to the same file as its own step).\nProduces: , , , , — the five symbols every migration task (7-11) imports.\n\n never falls back to a provider's entry; does. The split exists because 's Vertex→Google-Gemini and Bedrock→Anthropic cross-provider fallbacks () must run before the provider's own , and 's pass-through check must run before any implicit short-circuit too — both need the \"give me a real match or nothing\" primitive that provides, so they can insert their own special case in between the two. Family rules, when a fallback fires, are tested against the original argument, not the literal string — so an unmatched gateway-shaped id still gets correctly patched.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing check\n\nSince this task starts a project-wide compile that will fail for straightforward reasons (missing exports) until implemented, the \"failing test\" here is the type-check itself:\n\nRun: \nExpected: passes (nothing references yet) — this step exists to record the baseline before the file is created, so Step 4 has a clean before/after.\n[ ] Step 2: Create the aggregator with static imports\n[ ] Step 3: Add a smoke check for the new exports\n\nAdd a temporary throwaway script to confirm the resolution cascade behaves as designed before wiring any real consumer to it (this is not the permanent Task 14 suite — just a fast manual check):\n\nExpected output: , both lines print (exact match and prefix match agree), the miss line prints , and the price line prints .\n[ ] Step 4: Run the project type-check\n\nRun: \nExpected: passes.\n[ ] Step 5: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Manifest registry aggregator","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14071","title":"Task 5: Generator script + remaining 28 manifests","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-5-generator-script-remaining-28-manifests","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: , , , , (5 \"full\" providers — generated from existing entries)\nCreate: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , (23 \"minimal\" providers)\nModify: (add the 28 new import lines + registry entries)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: / ( — exported, pre-migration shape, still the hand-authored data at this point in the plan since Task 9 hasn't run yet), is NOT directly importable (private const backs it, but itself isn't exported either — confirmed by reading 's export list) — the generator instead uses the exported /, and for context/vision/max-tokens uses (, exported), (, exported), (, exported).\nProduces: 28 new values (one per file), wired into .\n\nDesign note — why the generator reads only exported symbols. () and () are both private, unexported consts. A generator script living outside those modules cannot import them directly. Instead of adding new exports purely to serve a one-time generator (which would grow the public surface for no runtime benefit), the generator drives the same public API real callers already use: to enumerate each full provider's existing models, + a per-unit-cost probe via (which — reading 's body, — computes , i.e. exactly the input-side value when scaled back up) to recover pricing, and to recover the vision flag. This keeps the private tables private while still letting the generator produce real, non-fabricated data.\n\nDesign note — the 5 full vs. 23 minimal split. 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All 18 existing exported helper functions (, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , plus the two aliases /) keep their exact signatures — only 's values change, sourced from the manifest instead of hand-typed literals.\n\nDesign note. () is a 9-member enum, independent of both (, a third catalog that only supplies keys — untouched by this plan, see Out of Scope) and the manifest's 15 canonical ids. It is missing the three 4.5-generation models: , , . Adding them is this task's scope; four further gaps remain even after this task (, , , still have no member) — flagged explicitly in this plan's Out of Scope section rather than silently left unaddressed, since expanding beyond the assigned 4.5-generation gap is a real scope decision, not an oversight.\n\nSeparately, 's two existing entries for and are stale: () computes for both ( matches \"opus-4\" as a substring of both \"claude-opus-4-20250514\" and \"claude-opus-4-6\"). 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's current body: normalize provider via , handle the sentinel (litellm/openrouter/openaicompatible proxy through to whatever search the caller's actual model implies), strip Bedrock ARN/vendor prefixes, exact match, longest-prefix match, Vertex→Google-Gemini fallback (must run before ), then provider-level . Only the \"exact match, longest-prefix match\" core () becomes a manifest call — the proxy search, Bedrock ARN-stripping, and Vertex→Google-Gemini special case all stay exactly as they are, calling the manifest-backed core recursively/directly where they previously indexed into directly. 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The manifest's boolean plus its own cover the \"substring match\" and \"family regex\" steps together (Task 2's anthropic manifest already embeds the same two regexes as , applied by itself — Task 4). The env override and pass-through are provider-routing concerns, not model metadata — both stay in untouched, running before and after the manifest call respectively, exactly as they do today relative to .\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test\n[ ] Step 2: Run it to confirm today's baseline\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: \n[ ] Step 3: Route supportsVision through the manifest, falling back to the legacy tables for un-manifested providers\n\nRead in full before editing. Replace the body between the special case and the /'s closing return with:\n\nAdd the import at the top of the file:\n\n/ stay unchanged — they read directly and are documented as reading the legacy table specifically (their docblocks don't claim manifest-derived completeness), so no behavior change is implied for them by this task.\n[ ] Step 4: Run the test again to verify it still passes\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: — identical output. and the family-rule case now resolve through the manifest (both providers have full manifests); correctly still returns since its manifest entry has and no family rule matches it.\n[ ] Step 5: Run the project type-check and build\n\nRun: \nExpected: both pass.\n[ ] Step 6: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Migrate providerImageAdapter.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14077","title":"Task 11: Migrate core/constants.ts (PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS) and resolve the Claude max-tokens contradiction","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-11-migrate-coreconstantsts-provider_max_tokens-and-resolve-the-claude-max-tokens-contradiction","content":"Files:\nModify: ()\nTest: standalone script checks (folded into Task 14's suite)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2), , (Task 4)\nProduces: — unchanged shape and export name; () — unchanged signature, its per-model override branch (, already present in the existing code) now actually has per-model data to find for Anthropic.\n\nDesign note — the documented contradiction. and (both ) both claim to answer \"what's the max output for this Anthropic model\" and disagree: correctly returns via the regex ladder (, ), but returns — it never calls / at all; it only reads , which today is a single flat with no per-model entries (confirmed: ). 's own logic () already checks before falling back to — the function was written to support per-model overrides, it simply never had any data to find. This task fixes the contradiction by populating with a genuine per-model-id entry for every manifest model, generated mechanically, so 's existing override branch starts finding real data instead of falling through to the coarse default — with zero changes to 's own logic.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test\n[ ] Step 2: Run it to confirm the contradiction exists\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: then .\n[ ] Step 3: Populate PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS with per-model overrides from the manifest\n\nRead in full before editing. Replace the literal with a manifest-derived build, keeping the exact same declared shape (a key plus optional per-model keys, per-provider):\n\nThis preserves every existing provider key (, , , , , , , , , plus the top-level ) since all of them are manifest providers post-Task-5, and their values match today's hand-authored numbers for providers whose manifest entry mirrors the old flat value (verify in Step 4).\n[ ] Step 4: Run the test again — it should now report agreement\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: throws on the check being inverted — replace the script's assertion for this run to confirm the fix directly:\n\nRun: \nExpected: then .\n[ ] Step 5: Verify","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 11: Migrate core/constants.ts (PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS) and resolve the Claude max-tokens contradiction","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14078","title":"Task 12: ClassifierRouter observability + ranking fix","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-12-classifierrouter-observability-ranking-fix","content":"Files:\nModify: (), ()\nTest: adds two assertions in Task 14; this task's own verification is a standalone script check.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing new (uses the already-injected of type , , and the existing call already inside )\nProduces: no new exported symbols — and keep their existing signatures; only their internal behavior changes.\n\nDesign note. currently wraps in a bare () with no branch at all for the equally-common \"resolved successfully but returned \" case — a silent miss is indistinguishable from a silent success at the call site. This task adds for the no-match case (routine, expected for any model not yet in the registry — a , not a ) and keeps for genuine thrown exceptions (unexpected). 's (, ) currently substitutes a fixed midpoint for any candidate missing cost/quality data, silently biasing cost-ascending and quality-descending orderings toward the middle instead of excluding genuinely unmeasured candidates from the ranked comparison — this task changes candidates with both cost and quality to sort after every candidate that has real data (order preserved among themselves), rather than being interleaved via the arbitrary fill.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test for metaFor's silent catch-all\n\nExpected: since 's constructor and 's exact private-method access pattern depend on its full type (), run this against the actual class shape — if is not directly callable from outside (private/unexported from the class's public surface), adapt the script to go through the router's public / entry point with a model guaranteed to miss the registry instead, keeping the same assertion ( pre-migration).\n[ ] Step 2: Run it to confirm today's silent behavior\n\nRun the command from Step 1 (or its -based adaptation).\nExpected: .\n[ ] Step 3: Add differentiated logging to metaFor\n\nThis is the exact, current, verbatim body of at (read it yourself to confirm before editing — do not trust this transcription blindly, but it was captured directly from the f","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 12: ClassifierRouter observability + ranking fix","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14079","title":"Task 13: Tighten ModelResolver fuzzy matching","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-13-tighten-modelresolver-fuzzy-matching","content":"Files:\nModify: (, plus two new private helpers)\nTest: standalone script check (folded into Task 14's suite)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (unchanged, from )\nProduces: — unchanged signature. Two new module-private helpers (, ) — not exported, used only inside .\n\nDesign note. 's three fuzzy-match branches (id, name, provider-prefixed) use plain bidirectional with no length floor and no word-boundary check — a short, underspecified query like matches any model id/name containing that substring anywhere, with the result depending entirely on iteration order (today: 's literal declaration order, soon: 's iteration order over , Task 9). This task adds a minimum-length guard (queries under 4 characters skip fuzzy matching and return after the exact/alias checks) and a word-boundary check so a query only fuzzy-matches at a real token boundary (hyphen, underscore, dot, slash, whitespace, or string start/end) rather than anywhere inside an id. 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Mitigation: the change is additive for Anthropic (5→14) and neutral for OpenAI (21→20, only the already-dead dropped) — no previously-working lookup for a still-live model stops working. Rollback: revert Task 9's commit alone; every other task's manifest/store migration is independent and can stay merged (/ are pure additions Task 9 is the only consumer of that also touches itself).\nRisk: the / reconciliation (Task 11) silently changes a currently-in-flight request's effective max-tokens ceiling for a provider other than Anthropic. Mitigation: Task 11's Step 5 explicitly asserts OpenAI/Azure's flat defaults are unchanged; the per-model override table only adds new keys, never removes the fallback. Rollback: revert Task 11's commit; reverts to its flat hand-authored literal, 's own logic is untouched by every other task.\nRisk: 's new length/word-boundary guards reject a query some existing caller relied on matching loosely. 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Covered by Plan 04 ().\nGeneralizing runtime model discovery (, ) beyond LiteLLM — Plan 10 () covers the broader \"add a provider\" onboarding path this would be part of.\nin (barrel-exported from ) — a third, independent function of the same name as this plan's target and 's internal helper; left untouched since it serves a different (SDK-public) purpose and is not one of this plan's five named stores.\nThe hardcoded-provider-list in 's dynamic provider check — out of scope; not model metadata.\n's hardcoded 10-item literal — out of scope, unrelated store.\n// () — left fully unchanged; not one of the five named stores, and plus other consumers depend on their exact current behavior. 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Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace ~30 hand-rolled bodies (each a copy-pasted check → chain → ) with one declarative classifier — driven by tables — collapse the four independent retry-helper implementations down to the ones that are genuinely load-bearing, deduplicate the two competing / definitions, close the streaming-path retry gap (only the non-streaming path gets 429/5xx backoff today), and fix a real inconsistency in how Google AI Studio decides tools-vs-JSON-schema exclusion between its and orchestrators.\n\nArchitecture: A single classification function, , takes the raw thrown value plus an ordered and returns the first matching rule's constructed with either a static or context-derived message. covers the common shape (401/429/404/network/5xx) that most OpenAI-compatible providers already hand-roll identically; providers with genuinely provider-specific behavior (env-var-specific auth messages, dynamic retry-delay scraping, model-suggestion lists, AWS SDK exception-name matching) prepend their own small rule array and fall through to for the rest, or build a fully custom array when the shape diverges completely (Vertex, Bedrock). in every migrated provider shrinks to a one-to-ten-line call into this classifier — the abstract contract (, must return not throw) is unchanged, so 's existing generic statusCode/isRetryable/retryAfterMs passthrough () keeps working untouched; does not duplicate that stamping. 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Tests via + scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/ (the adapter type goes there); no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. Public SDK behavior must not change (stream chunk shapes, tool events, usage fields, finishReason values all preserved).\nConventional commits; commit per migration; NEVER .\nCONSUMED contract (plan 07, lands first): in src/lib/utils/errorClassifier.ts + in types/errors.ts (each migrated provider's , already on this contract from plan 07, keeps wrapping whatever throws — untouched by this plan). (utils/providerRetry.ts:169 — real positional signature , NOT an options object) is built into itself: every call is wrapped by the engine (Task 3 Step 3), gated by a per-step flag so a step that has already pushed at least one chunk to the stream channel is never retried, even if the eventual error is otherwise retryable. This is engine-owned, adapter-agnostic logic — no adapter implements or opts into it individually. See Task 3 Step 3 and Task 4 Step 1's retry characterization test.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Shared Agentic Loop Engine Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14103","title":"Verified Facts This Plan Relies On","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-08-agentic-loop-engine#verified-facts-this-plan-relies-on","content":"Read directly from source (not inferred from the spec docs) during planning. Every task below cites the specific line again inline where it edits that code, but the cross-cutting facts that shaped the adapter design are collected here once:\nis defined at — , single-producer/single-consumer, -in-band sentinel. It has three importers, not the eight the spec estimated: (its own definition), , and .\nis defined at — , out-of-band close/error signaling (no sentinel value flows through ). Imported by and by for its Vertex+Claude loops only ().\nTwo additional bespoke streaming primitives exist that neither original spec mentioned, discovered while reading the loop bodies directly:\nAmazon Bedrock's () builds its own by hand — a third independently-invented primitive.\nVertex+Gemini's () does not use at all despite importing it (that import is used only by the sibling Vertex+Claude functions). It instead buffers every text part into a plain array (, appended at ) for the entire tool loop, and only after the whole loop finishes wraps the array in a trivial () that replays it. This means Vertex+Gemini's \"stream\" today is not actually concurrent with a consumer — the caller's in () blocks until the whole multi-step tool loop is done, and the \"streaming\" is faked after the fact purely so the CLI's chunk-count smoke test sees more than one chunk. Every other migrated provider (Anthropic, Bedrock's , AI Studio) runs its loop as a detached background promise and returns the channel/queue's immediately for genuine incremental consumption.\nTask 1 stays scoped to literally merging the two named, already-shared primitives (, ) and their real importers, per the assignment. The other two bespoke primitives are not force-fit into Task 1; they are naturally replaced when Task 6 (Vertex) and Task 7 (Bedrock) migrate those loops onto the engine, which uses the new internally. 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The adapter's closure reproduces the existing /generate-path request-building logic unchanged — only the turn-loop control flow moves onto the engine.\n\n Run the characterization suite; all 3 tests must still pass unmodified (chunk content and call count pinned by the tests, not internal control-flow shape).\n[ ] Step 4: Full verification\n\n \n\n Rollback: revert the single commit from Step 3; Steps 1-2's test/adapter files are additive and can stay.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Shared Agentic Loop Engine Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Migrate Amazon Bedrock's two loops onto the engine","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14109","title":"Task 5: SPI hardening — default executeStream on BaseProvider","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-08-agentic-loop-engine#task-5-spi-hardening-default-executestream-on-baseprovider","content":"Files:\nModify: ( becomes a concrete default method instead of )\nModify: (append a new section; extend the file's rule-15 header comment to a 4th exempted module)\n\nIndependent of Task 4 and every other migration — exists to structurally prevent a repeat of the SageMaker dual-shape trap (Task 6): a provider that implements the newer shape should get a working for free instead of every such provider re-implementing (or forgetting to implement) the adapter glue.\n\nInterfaces:\n\nConsumes (from 's existing surface — unchanged by this task):\n\nProduces:\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test against two fake providers\n\n Append to . 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The mitigation built into every task is structural, not just procedural: Tasks 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 are each their own commit with their own characterization suite; Task 9 (AI Studio) bundles its two loop migrations — and — into a single commit per the repo's single-commit-per-PR policy; Task 5 (SPI hardening) is its own additive-only commit. on any single migration commit fully restores that one provider's pre-migration behavior without touching the others. 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Also out of scope: plan 07 Task 8's OpenAI-compat streaming retry call site (a different family, untouched by this plan) and plan 07 Task 9's Anthropic-specific loop-level wrap, which this plan's Task 8 deletes as part of the migration rather than building — see Task 8 Step 3's subsumption note.\nHarmonizing the per-family feature gaps the mapping table documents (AI Studio's missing turn-clock/malformed-retry, native Anthropic's and Bedrock's missing tool-failure breaker — note Vertex+Claude already has this breaker today and keeps it, per Verified Fact 4) — deliberately deferred, see Risks & Rollback.\n's four-hook-override pattern — it extends directly (291 lines total) and never had a hand-rolled native loop; nothing here touches it.\nThe four static per-provider-name lookup tables (, , , pricing) — a separate scaling problem noted in the audit, addressed by plan 06, not this one.\n's non-streaming path, where a provider overrides entirely (bypassing /AI-SDK) and that override calls a hand-rolled native loop — those overrides ARE in scope, one per migrated family: Bedrock's hardcoded-10 generate loop (Task 4), AI Studio's duplicate native loop (Task 9 Step 4), Vertex Gemini's (Task 10), Vertex Claude's (Task 11). 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Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace the six hand-duplicated media-handler registries (TTS, STT, Realtime, Video, Music, Avatar) with one generic , collapse their dual auto-registration paths into a single explicit call chain, and centralize the \"which output mode does this request want\" decision that is currently computed independently in two different files.\n\nArchitecture: A new generic class absorbs the byte-identical validation/normalization/overwrite-warning logic that all six processors currently hand-roll around their own ; each processor composes one instance internally while keeping its exact public static API (including its own per-ecosystem debug-log phrasing and any extra logging). A pure-data (mirroring plan 04's pattern) becomes the single source of truth for provider names/aliases per media kind, consumed by each ecosystem's barrel module, by 's single registration path, and by the CLI's arrays. A new pure function centralizes the mode-detection logic (image / video / music / avatar / ppt / tts-direct / text) that today is duplicated across and , and both call sites are wired to call it instead of re-deriving the decision inline.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict), pnpm, tsx-driven no-API test suites using the existing // API.\n\nSpec:\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + scripts (test:media, test:tts exist — read them before adding).\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/; no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. 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Its correctness is guaranteed by Task 12's exhaustive unit tests plus the verification steps below — see \"Verification strategy\" at the end of this task rather than a new runtime test asserting the wiring itself.\n[ ] In , add the import near the top of the file (alongside the other relative imports):\n[ ] In , replace:\n\n \n\n with:\n\n \n\n Leave the surrounding workflow-mode block (the block above, including its own guard that rejects incompatible workflow configs) exactly as-is — that block's own mode checks are validating an incompatibility error, not routing a request, so they stay independent of .\n[ ] Verification strategy (no new runtime test is added for this task — the decision logic itself is already exhaustively covered by Task 12):\nGrep-based regression check: confirm no longer matches inside (the workflow-guard block's checks are expected to remain and will still match — confirm by reading the matched line numbers that only the workflow-guard block's lines remain).\n— must all pass; this catches any broken reference to the old inline checks or an unused import.\nRun again to reconfirm the underlying decision logic is unaffected.\nRun a broad no-API-safe smoke pass: (or another suite that exercises without requiring a live API key) to confirm no regression in the surrounding control flow.\n[ ] Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Media Registry Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 13: Wire resolveRequestKind() into neurolink.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14137","title":"Task 14: Wire resolveRequestKind() into baseProvider.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-09-media-registry-consolidation#task-14-wire-resolverequestkind-into-baseproviderts","content":"Files:\nInterfaces: and (both unchanged signatures) — internal logic only. The now-fully-dead import is deleted.\n[ ] In , add the import near the top of the file, next to the existing relative imports (e.g. right after the import or any nearby -relative import):\n[ ] In , replace:\n\n \n\n with:\n\n \n\n Before making this change, grep the rest of 's body (from this point to the method's closing brace) for any other reference to or — if none exist beyond the block just replaced, the swap is safe as written; if either variable is referenced again further down, keep a local (and/or the equivalent) immediately after the call so the rest of the method still compiles unchanged.\n[ ] In , replace:\n\n \n\n with:\n[ ] Delete the now fully-dead import at the top of the file: . 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Run it and confirm it already passes: .\n[ ] In , add the import (or extend the existing import if Task 15 hasn't added one — Task 15 does not need this import, so add it fresh here):\n[ ] In , replace:\n \n with:\n \n Do NOT touch the sibling model-name literals at the two locations further down in the same method (the fallback and the fallback) — those are Vertex's default model, not the default provider, and are out of scope for this task.\n[ ] Run and — fix any errors.\n[ ] Run .\n[ ] Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Media Registry Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 16: baseProvider's hardcoded \"vertex\" video default","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14140","title":"Task 17: CLI --*-provider choices derived from the catalog","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-09-media-registry-consolidation#task-17-cli----provider-choices-derived-from-the-catalog","content":"Files:\n(extend)\n\nInterfaces: (unchanged public signature) — internal values only.\n\n and are both , so this task tests the effect indirectly: returns a whose public function is invoked with a stub chainable yargs object, and the captured argument is asserted against.\n[ ] Write a failing test. 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A new convention plus a source-only, build-free CI script () turn \"did this PR wire the new provider correctly\" from an honor-system checkbox into a data-driven, zero-network gate that diffs the enum against , , the mocked-contract suite, and the manifest directory.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, tsx (no build step for tooling), Markdown docs, GitHub Actions (existing ), pnpm scripts.\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14148","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#global-constraints","content":"Package manager: pnpm ONLY (repo pins version via field). Build: . Typecheck: . Lint+format check: . Auto-format: .\nTests run via tsx, NOT vitest ( exists but is unused): . New suites need a matching script in .\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: 's classifies a thrown error as SKIP (not FAIL) when the message matches — so NEVER interpolate payloads/actual values into assertion messages (describe the discrepancy, e.g. \"mismatch at \"). When adding a suite, include a step to deliberately break one assertion and confirm it reports and exits non-zero, then restore.\nRepo critical rules (ESLint-enforced): (1) dynamic imports only in factory closures — never static-import provider classes there; (2) ALL type definitions go in — never create local dirs or inline shared types; (7) zero — always , intersection () not ; (8) no \"Types\" suffix in type filenames; (9) globally unique exported type names across (use domain prefixes); (10) types barrel contains only lines; (12) no type re-exports from non-type files; (13) code outside imports internal types from the barrel ( or ), never from specific type files; (14) no double type assertions () in .\nNamed exports only. No .\nmust RETURN the error object, never throw.\nBackward compatibility: the public SDK API must not break existing callers.\nConventional commits (feat:/fix:/refactor:/test:/docs:/chore:). Commit at the end of every task. NEVER .\nWorkflow per change: edit → → → targeted test suite(s) → commit.\n\nPlan-specific constraints:\nHard dependency: this plan assumes Plans 02, 04, 05, and 07 have already landed on the branch you're working from. Concretely: (exporting ), (exporting ), / in , and // (Plan 07) must exist before Tasks 3, 4, 6, and 9 will pass their verification steps. If those files don't exist yet in your worktree, stop and land Plans 02/04/05/07 first — the code samples in this plan are written against their documented end state (see the Shared cross-plan contracts each task's Interfaces block cites), not ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14149","title":"Task 1: Architecture Decision Records","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-1-architecture-decision-records","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Plan 04, ), / (Plan 05), 's pattern (existing).\nProduces: three ADR documents other tasks in this plan (and future provider PRs) link back to for rationale.\n\nThis is a docs-only task; there is no code to test, so the verification step is a grep-based content check instead of TDD.\n[ ] Create the ADR directory and index.\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Verify the ADRs render as expected Markdown (no broken relative links) and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Architecture Decision Records","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14150","title":"Task 2: Tier overview + Tier 1 (aggregator passthrough)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-2-tier-overview-tier-1-aggregator-passthrough","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing from other plans (Tier 1 requires zero SDK code changes by design).\nProduces: the tier decision tree that Task 7 wires the top-level into, and that (Task 8) references by file path.\n[ ] Create the tiers directory and write the overview.\n\n \n\n :\n\n text\n Is the model already served by an aggregator NeuroLink already speaks to\n (LiteLLM proxy, OpenRouter)?\n ├─ Yes → Tier 1 — zero code. → tier-1-aggregator-passthrough.md\n └─ No, it's a new backend.\n │\n Does it speak the OpenAI /v1/chat/completions wire format (Bearer\n auth, standard SSE) with NO behavioral quirks (no custom body\n mutation, no 400-retry dance, no nonstandard auth header)?\n ├─ Yes → Tier 2 — one catalog row, ~1 hour. → tier-2-catalog-entry.md\n └─ No.\n │\n Does it need custom wire-format handling but is still a normal\n HTTP+JSON API you can drive with a provider class (own SSE parser,\n own auth scheme, own error shapes)?\n ├─ Yes → Tier 3 — adapter-based native, days. → tier-3-adapter-native.md\n └─ No — non-HTTP protocol, SDK-mediated auth (e.g. AWS SigV4),\n or a genuinely bespoke multi-step lifecycle.\n → Tier 4 — full custom, justify it. → tier-4-full-custom.md\n executeStreamdoGenerateAIProviderNamedocs/provider-integration/manifests/.json../manifests/README.mdpnpm run verify:provider-onboarding../../../tools/verify-provider-onboarding.tstier-1-aggregator-passthrough.md../../../tools/scaffold-provider.tspnpm run scaffold:providerdocs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough.md\n\n Both should return a normal with non-empty . If\n either 400s with an \"unknown model\" style error, the aggregator doesn't\n actually serve that model yet — fix the aggregator-side config, not\n NeuroLink.\n[ ] Verify both files exist and the overview's internal links resolve to files that exist.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Tier overview + Tier 1 (aggregator passthrough)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14151","title":"Task 3: Tier 2 — catalog entry","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-3-tier-2-catalog-entry","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: and (Plan 05), and (Plan 04).\nProduces: the checklist (Task 8) prints for and that (Task 9) enforces.\n[ ] Write :\n\n typescript\n {\n provider: AIProviderName.CEREBRAS,\n defaultBaseURL: \"https://api.cerebras.ai/v1\",\n envBaseURLVar: \"CEREBRASBASEURL\",\n defaultModel: \"llama3.1-70b\",\n fallbackModels: [\"llama3.1-8b\"],\n },\n errorRulesDEFAULTERRORRULESsrc/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.tssrc/lib/types/providers.tsNeurolinkCredentialssrc/lib/factories/providerRegistry.tsdoRegister()OPENAICOMPATCATALOGdoRegister()providerRegistry.tstest/continuous-test-suite-providers-mocked.tsgroqxaidocs/provider-integration/manifests/cerebras.json`:\n\n \n\n ## Verification commands\n\n \n\n All five commands must pass/exit 0 before opening the PR.\n[ ] Verify the file was created and contains all six numbered steps.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: Tier 2 — catalog entry","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14152","title":"Task 4: Tier 3 — adapter-based native","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-4-tier-3-adapter-based-native","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (Plan 07, ), / (Plan 04), (existing, ).\nProduces: the checklist (Task 8) prints for .\n[ ] Write :\n\n typescript\n import { AIProviderName } from \"../constants/enums.js\";\n import { BaseProvider } from \"../core/baseProvider.js\";\n import { classifyProviderError } from \"../utils/errorClassifier.js\";\n import { DEFAULTERRORRULES } from \"../utils/errorClassifier.js\";\n import type {\n NeurolinkCredentials,\n ProviderErrorRule,\n StreamOptions,\n StreamResult,\n } from \"../types/index.js\";\n import type { NeuroLink } from \"../neurolink.js\";\n\n const ACMEERRORRULES: readonly ProviderErrorRule[] = [\n ...DEFAULTERRORRULES,\n // Add vendor-specific rules only where the vendor's error shape\n // deviates from the defaults, e.g.:\n // { status: 422, errorClass: \"invalid-model\" },\n ];\n\n export class AcmeProvider extends BaseProvider {\n constructor(\n modelName?: string,\n sdk?: NeuroLink,\n _region?: string,\n credentials?: NeurolinkCredentials[\"acme\"],\n ) {\n const apiKey = credentials?.apiKey?.trim() || process.env.ACMEAPIKEY;\n super(modelName ?? \"acme-default-model\", AIProviderName.ACME, sdk);\n // Store apiKey/baseURL on , build the vendor's SDK client here.\n }\n\n formatProviderError(error: unknown): Error {\n // MUST return, never throw — Critical Rule 6.\n // classifyProviderError's real signature (Plan 07) is positional:\n // (error, rules, provider: string, modelName?: string) — NOT an\n // object third argument.\n return classifyProviderError(\n error,\n ACMEERRORRULES,\n \"acme\",\n this.modelName,\n );\n }\n\n // Override executeStream()/doGenerate()-equivalent hooks per\n // BaseProvider's contract for the vendor's actual wire format. See\n // src/lib/providers/mistral.ts or src/lib/providers/cohere.ts for a\n // worked, currently-shipping Tier-3-shaped example.\n }\n `\n\n ## Verification commands\n[ ] Verif","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Tier 3 — adapter-based native","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14153","title":"Task 5: Tier 4 — full custom","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-5-tier-4-full-custom","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: everything Tier 3 consumes, plus the existing as the worked example.\nProduces: the checklist (Task 8) prints for , and the field (Task 9) requires in Tier-4 manifests.\n[ ] Write :\n\n json\n {\n \"provider\": \"acme-sdk\",\n \"tier\": 4,\n \"addedInPR\": \"https://github.com/juspay/neurolink/pull/\",\n \"addedDate\": \"2026-08-15\",\n \"filesTouched\": [\"...\"],\n \"mockedContractSection\": \"LLM acme-sdk\",\n \"manualTestStatus\": \"not-tested\",\n \"tier4Justification\": \"Auth is SDK-mediated request signing (proprietary HMAC scheme); cannot be replicated with plain fetch headers.\"\n }\n tier4Justification` (the field Task 9's tool checks for).\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: Tier 4 — full custom","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14154","title":"Task 6: Provider manifest convention","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-6-provider-manifest-convention","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: the shape (documented here as plain JSON, formally typed as a local inside in Task 9 — deliberately not a type, see Global Constraints).\nConsumes: nothing from other plans.\n\nThe two example files are prefixed so they can never collide\nwith a real provider's manifest filename () and so\n (Task 9), which only looks up\n, never mistakes them for real entries.\n[ ] Create the manifests directory and write the README.\n\n \n\n :\n\n jsonc\n {\n // Must exactly equal the AIProviderName enum value.\n \"provider\": \"cerebras\",\n\n // 2, 3, or 4. (Tier 1 never gets a manifest — see tiers/tier-1-*.md.)\n \"tier\": 2,\n\n // Full PR URL. Leave \"\" until the PR exists, fill in before merge.\n \"addedInPR\": \"https://github.com/juspay/neurolink/pull/1234\",\n\n // YYYY-MM-DD.\n \"addedDate\": \"2026-08-15\",\n\n // Every file this provider's onboarding touched — used for PR review,\n // not machine-checked beyond \"the array exists\".\n \"filesTouched\": [\"src/lib/constants/enums.ts\", \"...\"],\n\n // Must match the section-name prefix used in\n // test/continuous-test-suite-providers-mocked.ts's ${section}: ...\\ calls for this provider, e.g. \"LLM cerebras\".\n \"mockedContractSection\": \"LLM cerebras\",\n\n // One of: \"not-tested\" | \"manual-live-tested\" | \"ci-mocked-only\"\n \"manualTestStatus\": \"not-tested\",\n\n // REQUIRED when tier === 4 only. A sentence or two justifying why\n // this couldn't be Tier 2/3. See tiers/tier-4-full-custom.md.\n \"tier4Justification\": \"...\",\n }\n example-tier2-catalog.jsonexample-tier3-adapter.jsonexample-.jsonpnpm run verify:provider-onboardingtools/verify-provider-onboarding.tsAIProviderNameLEGACYPROVIDERSdocs/provider-integration/manifests/example-tier2-catalog.jsondocs/provider-integration/manifests/example-tier3-adapter.json`:\n[ ] Verify both fixtures are valid JSON.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Provider manifest convention","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14155","title":"Task 7: Rewire the existing docs index into the tiered flow","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-7-rewire-the-existing-docs-index-into-the-tiered-flow","content":"Files:\nModify: (decision tree + document index)\nModify: (replace stale 12-file-checklist content with a redirect)\nModify: (§A section, lines 24–71)\nModify: (fix the stale reference)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: Tasks 1–6's new files (this task links to them).\nProduces: nothing new consumed by later tasks; this is the \"make the new docs discoverable\" step.\n[ ] Update 's decision tree to route the LLM path through the new tiers, and add pointers to the ADRs/manifests. 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Find:\n\n \n\n Replace with:\n[ ] Verify no file in still references the\n removed array or the stale 12-file checklist framing.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Rewire the existing docs index into the tiered flow","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14156","title":"Task 8: Scaffolding tool — tools/scaffold-provider.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-8-scaffolding-tool-toolsscaffold-providerts","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nModify: (add script)\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: , writing generated snippet files to (default ) and printing the manual checklist to stdout. 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The policy object","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#2-the-policy-object","content":"Sharing is not a set of competing modes. It is one policy record whose gates are\northogonal and all AND-ed. A \"mode\" is only a preset that fills these fields, so any\ncombination is expressible — in particular a headroom-only or spillover grant that also\ncarries a hard window-slice ceiling.\n\nAdmission rule: a borrowed request is admitted only when every configured gate passes\nand the ledger has balance. Effective allowance is the minimum across gates.\n\nThis composition is the point. grants a 30% reserve floor and a 20%\nwindow-slice ceiling: the borrower is squeezed out when the lender gets busy and can\nnever take more than a fifth of a window even when the lender is idle all week.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"2. 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A lender may over-commit across grants; the reserve floor\nand window slices — not the ledger — are what actually protect the lender's own capacity.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"NeuroCoin pricing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14187","title":"3. Level 1 — LIVE sharing (piggyback)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#3-level-1-live-sharing-piggyback","content":"The borrower's proxy forwards the request over the lender's exposed tunnel. The lender's\nOAuth tokens never leave the lender's device.\nEnforcement: cryptographic. Every single request passes the lender's gate.\nRevocation: instant — applies on the next request via the existing\n runtime-config generation bump (), no restart.\nAvailability: bound to the lender's device being awake and the tunnel being up.\nLatency: one extra hop (borrower → tunnel → lender), then the normal upstream call.\nPrivacy: the lender's node sees the borrower's prompts. Body capture and request-log\n bodies must be forced off for borrowed traffic, and must be\n stripped from responses (it currently carries the lender's email — ).\n\nLive mode is the default recommendation for anyone you would not hand your password to.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"3. Level 1 — LIVE sharing (piggyback)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14188","title":"4. Level 2 — COMPLETE sharing (resident grant)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#4-level-2-complete-sharing-resident-grant","content":"The borrower's node holds its own Anthropic credential for the lender's account, and calls\nAnthropic directly. The lender's device may be off; the borrower keeps working.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4. 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Two chains, no collision, one shared quota pool — exactly the desired semantics.\n\nKey-namespace trap: the borrower must store the resident grant under a locally unique\nlabel, e.g. . Per , Anthropic quota is keyed by the\nbare label, so a colliding label would silently merge quota snapshots between the borrower's\nown account and the shared one. Uniqueness must be enforced at provision time.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.1 Provision an independent grant — never copy tokens","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14190","title":"4.2 The lease — control without reachability","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#42-the-lease-control-without-reachability","content":"The grant is projected into a signed lease that the borrower's proxy enforces\nlocally. This section was written against Ed25519; what shipped signs with\nHMAC-SHA256 over the grant's own secret — see \"Deviations from the plan as\nwritten\" for why. The lease shape below is otherwise as built:\nLender online → lands at the next heartbeat (≤ 15 min), or immediately if the\n borrower is mid-heartbeat.\nLender offline → the borrower keeps serving until elapses, then refuses.\n This is the property that makes complete mode worth building.\nLease expiry () is an unconditional stop, immune to a borrower that never calls home.\n\nThe single knob that distinguishes every posture is _how long may the borrower run without\nhearing from me_:\n\n| Posture | Unheard-from tolerance | Enforcement |\n| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | --------------------- |\n| Live | 0 — every request checked | Cryptographic |\n| Complete | ≤ access-token TTL (~55 min, ) | Cryptographic-ish |\n| Complete (default) | , default 24 h | Cooperative + audited |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.2 The lease — control without reachability","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14191","title":"4.3 --strict (sealed credential)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#43---strict-sealed-credential","content":"The borrower stores only short-lived access tokens; the refresh token is held sealed and each\nrefresh requires a call to the lender's node. Anthropic access tokens are ~55 minutes\n( defaults to ), so a lender who goes offline\ncuts the borrower off within the hour. Offered as an opt-in for high-value accounts, since it\ntrades away the offline-availability property that motivates complete mode.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.3 --strict (sealed credential)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14192","title":"4.4 Trust-but-verify — the audit channel","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#44-trust-but-verify-the-audit-channel","content":"The lender's node polls \n(, zero-cost GET, already implemented) and sees the account's true\n5h/7d utilization, which includes the borrower's draw. Compare that against the spend the\nborrower reported at heartbeat:\nDrift within tolerance → normal.\nDrift beyond tolerance → auto-pause the grant, surface in , notify.\n\nThis detects a borrower that under-reports or bypasses local enforcement without needing the\nborrower's cooperation, and it works on the lender's schedule, not the borrower's.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.4 Trust-but-verify — the audit channel","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14193","title":"4.5 The honest limitation","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#45-the-honest-limitation","content":"is XOR obfuscation with a locally derived key, not encryption\n(, 0o600 perms). A resident credential can be extracted by the person whose\nmachine it sits on, and local policy enforcement can be bypassed by not running our proxy.\nComplete-mode control is therefore cooperative and audited, not cryptographic. The only\nhard levers are lease expiry, the usage-drift auto-pause, and account-level session\nrevocation (which also logs the lender out). must print this in plain words\nbefore it mints anything.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.5 The honest limitation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14194","title":"5. Wire contracts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#5-wire-contracts","content":"| Endpoint | Level | Purpose |\n| ---------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | live | Existing route, now behind the grant gate |\n| | both | Version + capability negotiation, grant state |\n| | both | Remaining coins / slice / headroom, so the borrower routes before spending |\n| | complete | Borrower reports spend, receives refreshed lease or a stop |\n\nResponse headers (added in , which already owns this contract):\n— human-readable refusal cause\nStripped for borrowed traffic: , \n\nA grant refusal must be distinguishable from an Anthropic 429. If it is not, the borrower's\ncooldown planner will treat \"you are out of credits\" as a rate limit and keep retrying a peer\nthat will never serve it.\n\nShare link: — the token is in the fragment so\nit is not sent to any host that resolves the URL. 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Hook points","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#7-hook-points","content":"| Concern | Existing code to plug into |\n| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Edge auth gate | Wrap handlers in (); apply the same wrapper to the Codex and OpenAI route groups |\n| Lendable account subset | Pass the grant's into the existing path () — no new selector code |\n| Reserve floor / slice | Read the metrics already computes () |\n| Coin settlement (stream) | The promise resolved by (, , ) |\n| Coin settlement (JSON) | The block at |\n| Hot pause/resume | Config generation bump () — already applies without restart |\n| Peer cooldown state | Existing planner, keyed (safe: bare labels never contain ) |\n| Usage audit | / () |\n\nNew modules (all under ): , ,\n (pure evaluation, hot-path safe), , ,\n.\n\nTypes: all into with / / \nprefixes (rules 2, 9, 10, 13).\n\nCLI: and .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"7. 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Phases","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#9-phases","content":"Each phase is independently shippable and independently useful.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"9. Phases","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14201","title":"P0 — Gate and grants","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p0-gate-and-grants","content":"[ ] : store, token minting, hashing at rest, state machine\n[ ] Edge auth gate wrapping all three route groups; loopback stays open by default\n[ ] Refusal contract: headers + dedicated error type\n[ ] / / / / / \n[ ] Hot state changes via the config generation bump\n[ ] E2E: unauthenticated request refused, paused grant refused, revoked grant refused\n\nNothing is exposed in P0. This is the security floor that must exist before ships.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P0 — Gate and grants","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14202","title":"P1 — Policy gates","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p1-policy-gates","content":"[ ] : pure admission evaluation over the gate set\n[ ] , , , , , , , , \n[ ] Presets (, , , )\n[ ] Per-grant accounting dimension added alongside \n[ ] with per-peer spend\n[ ] Privacy defaults: body capture forced off, stripped for borrowed traffic\n[ ] E2E: each gate independently refuses; composed gates refuse on the tightest\n\nAt the end of P1, an grant with a reserve floor is already a usable product for a\ntrusted pair pointing a client straight at the tunnel.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P1 — Policy gates","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14203","title":"P2 — NeuroCoins","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p2-neurocoins","content":"[ ] : balances, hold → settle → release, persistence with the\n lock/snapshot discipline\n[ ] Model-weighted normalization; cache-read weighting\n[ ] / / refill policy\n[x] (shipped in the second audit, with )\n[ ] E2E: concurrent streams cannot overspend; client disconnect settles from partial usage","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P2 — NeuroCoins","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14204","title":"P3 — Borrower peer tier (LIVE end to end)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p3-borrower-peer-tier-live-end-to-end","content":"[ ] , \n[ ] : synthetic members keyed behind a hard tier gate —\n admitted only when every local account is unusable, never as a comparator tweak\n[ ] : raw Anthropic passthrough forward, short connect timeout, at most one\n retry before the next peer\n[ ] Peer response headers feed the existing cooldown/quota state for that peer key\n[ ] E2E: two proxies, disposable homes, distinct ports — borrower falls through to peer only\n after local exhaustion, and stops on pause\n\n\"Fallback pool\" is literal from here on.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P3 — Borrower peer tier (LIVE end to end)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14205","title":"P4 — Expose and mesh usability","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p4-expose-and-mesh-usability","content":"[ ] wrapping ; named-tunnel guidance\n[ ] Share-link mint/consume round trip\n[ ] Optional Cloudflare Access service-token second factor\n[ ] Codex engine parity for the gate\n[ ] + troubleshooting entries","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P4 — Expose and mesh usability","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14206","title":"P5 — COMPLETE mode","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p5-complete-mode","content":"[ ] : separate PKCE authorization → independent refresh chain\n[ ] Unique local label enforcement on the borrower\n[ ] : sign/verify (planned Ed25519; shipped HMAC-SHA256), , , \n[ ] : spend reporting, lease refresh, stop propagation\n[ ] Borrower-side local enforcement of the leased policy; refuse past grace\n[ ] Usage-drift reconciliation against , auto-pause on drift\n[ ] sealed-credential variant\n[ ] upgrade path\n[ ] E2E: lender offline → borrower serves within grace, refuses past it; pause propagates at\n the next heartbeat; drift triggers auto-pause","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P5 — COMPLETE mode","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14207","title":"P6 — Mesh economy","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p6-mesh-economy","content":"[x] Signed usage receipts so neither side must trust the other's accounting\n[x] Reciprocal netting between peers\n[x] Transferable coins (A-issued, B-held, C-redeemed against A) with replay protection\n\nReceipts. The lender signs every settlement and the statement carries the\nusage the charge was computed from, so the borrower recomputes rather than\nbelieves. Sequences are contiguous per grant, so a withheld charge is a gap.\nThree findings are reported separately because they have three causes:\n (not from this lender), (the coin figure disagrees\nwith its own usage), (never shown to us). Keyed by a per-grant receipt\nsecret minted with the grant and carried in the share link as\n — it survives so old receipts stay checkable.\n\nNetting. .\nCumulative positions rather than a delta is what makes a replay free by\nconstruction. When the two sides' records of disagree the\nlarger wins: forgiving less is the direction that cannot pay twice. The claim is\nsigned with the receipt secret and bound to the grant id, so it cannot be\nreplayed against a different peer.\n\nNotes. A bearer credit against the issuer, redeemable once. The record is\nwritten before the note is returned (no credit the issuer has no memory of), and\nmarking spent happens under the same lock as the credit (two holders racing one\nnote produce one credit and one ). Marking precedes crediting, so a crash\nbetween them costs the redeemer the note rather than allowing a double redeem.\n\nAn HMAC means a holder cannot verify a note offline, so asks the\nissuer. That round trip is not a workaround: a valid signature says nothing\nabout whether the note has already been spent, so the issuer has to be asked\nregardless of the signature scheme.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P6 — Mesh economy","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14208","title":"10. Verified traps","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#10-verified-traps","content":"No inbound auth exists today. Nothing reads on . P0 must\n land before any command ships. Exposing a tunnel without the gate publishes the\n lender's subscription to the internet.\nRefresh-token rotation () makes naive credential copying\n destructive to the lender's own pool. Complete mode must provision an independent grant.\nRolling worker replacement () means two generations can be\n live briefly. The ledger must not double-spend; reuse the lock-owner pattern.\nStreaming settlement: usage is only known at . Without hold→settle, N\n concurrent streams each pass the same balance check.\nMid-stream disconnect: settle from partial telemetry, never leak the hold.\nPrivacy leaks: carries the lender's email ();\n body capture persists the borrower's prompts to the lender's disk.\n429 ambiguity: a grant refusal cooled as an Anthropic rate limit will be retried forever.\nQuota key namespace: Anthropic quota is keyed by bare label (documented asymmetry in\n ). 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Testing","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#11-testing","content":"Rule 15 applies: end-to-end only. drives two\nproxy processes with disposable homes and non-live ports (never 55669), following the isolation\nboundary established in :\nNever read or write the operator's real proxy state, tokens, quotas, or cooldowns.\nScrub provider credentials; live paths require .\nNo payloads in assertion messages — a message quoting provider-ish text is downgraded to\n SKIP and the run still exits 0. Sanity-check each new suite by breaking one assertion and\n confirming with a non-zero exit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"11. Testing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14210","title":"12. Deliberate non-goals","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#12-deliberate-non-goals","content":"No central broker or hosted service. The mesh is peer-to-peer; the only always-on component\n is whatever tunnel the lender chooses to run.\nNo generalization of the pool into a provider-agnostic (that is separate\n future work noted in the provider-redesign roadmap).\nNo changes to the Anthropic quota keying asymmetry documented in .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"12. Deliberate non-goals","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14211","title":"Follow-up work (specified 2026-08-21, NOT implemented)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#follow-up-work-specified-2026-08-21-not-implemented","content":"Five items agreed after review. Ordered by dependency. Item 1 is a correctness\nbug; the rest are design corrections. None are started.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"Follow-up work (specified 2026-08-21, NOT implemented)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14212","title":"1. 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It comes up when the first active grant\nappears and closes when the last is revoked — polled against the grant file\nevery 15s, so neither edge needs a restart. reports the port and\n targets it by default; the main port keeps serving the operator's\nown untokened client exactly as before.\n\nWhich listener a request arrived on is decided by the accepting socket\n(), not by a header or an address, which is the only\nway to separate tunnelled traffic from local traffic when cloudflared connects\nfrom too.\n\nTwo things worth knowing:\nA bind failure — the derived already taken — is logged once and\n retried, never fatal. The operator moves it with .\nIt runs under socket workers as well. During a rolling replacement the\n incoming generation loses the bind until the outgoing one drains, then takes\n it on the next poll. Disabling it there instead would have left launchd\n installs, the main production shape, without the feature at all.\n\n survives with a narrower meaning: gate the\nmain port too. It is the answer for binding with nothing in front,\nand nothing else.\n\nOriginal description follows.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"3. Separate share listener — DONE (2026-08-21)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14216","title":"3b. Separate share listener — removes NEUROLINK_PROXY_REQUIRE_GRANT (original)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#3b-separate-share-listener-removes-neurolink_proxy_require_grant-original","content":"The flag exists because the gate refuses untokened requests, which includes the\noperator's own client, so enabling it needs a restart and breaks local use. A\nloopback allowlist cannot fix this: cloudflared and any reverse proxy connect\nfrom 127.0.0.1, so tunnelled traffic is indistinguishable from local.\n\nFix. A second listener, gate-only, started automatically when at least one\nactive grant exists. Expose that port; the main port keeps today's behaviour.\n reports the share port. The env var survives only as an override\nfor operators who bind with nothing in front.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"3b. Separate share listener — removes NEUROLINK_PROXY_REQUIRE_GRANT (original)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14217","title":"4. PKCE-split provisioning — DONE (2026-08-21)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#4-pkce-split-provisioning-done-2026-08-21","content":"Implemented and covered. is gone, and so are\n and .\n\nThe flow is now: generates a verifier and sends only its S256\nchallenge over the authenticated grant → prints an\nauthorization URL carrying that challenge and records the pasted code against the\ngrant → collects the code once and exchanges it locally\nwith its own verifier. The lender never holds a token for the credential it\nmints.\n\nBindings, all enforced: the challenge arrives on an authenticated grant and is\nkeyed to it; a challenge must be a well-formed base64url S256 digest; the request\nexpires after 15 minutes; the code is claimable exactly once; the borrower\nrefuses a claim whose state does not match the one it generated; the account is\npinned via for the drift audit. New module\n, new routes /, new shared\nhelpers / in\n so the interactive login and this flow cannot drift apart.\n\nNote the deliberate difference from : that flow sets to the\nverifier as a convenience, which is safe when one machine holds both. Here it\nwould hand the verifier to the party that must not have it, so the borrower sends\nan unrelated random state.\n\nOriginal description follows.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4. PKCE-split provisioning — DONE (2026-08-21)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14218","title":"4b. PKCE-split provisioning — removes the credential file (original)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#4b-pkce-split-provisioning-removes-the-credential-file-original","content":"currently writes containing a live access and\nrefresh token, plaintext at 0600, handed over out of band. 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This\n spec collapses Tier 2 — the 150-provider factory line.\nNon-catalog data files keep their non-catalog entries (e.g. 's\n OpenAI block); only catalog-provider entries derive.\nHand-written prose guides ()\n remain optional human work; enumerations/counts derive.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Spec: Single-JSON Provider Catalog","lvl2":"Out of scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14230","title":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog","content":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. 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It is documentation-grade (the zod schema is authoritative); keep the two in sync by hand and say so in a at the top.\n[ ] Step 5: and pass. Commit ().","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Catalog types + zod schema + editor schema","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14234","title":"Task 2: First two catalog JSON files (sambanova, cerebras)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-2-first-two-catalog-json-files-sambanova-cerebras","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: the first two data files every later task consumes. Nothing imports them yet — this task is data-entry plus schema validation via a one-off check.\n[ ] Step 1: Write . The spec's example shows the SHAPE (it elides six models for brevity); populate ALL SEVEN models in using Task 6's extraction rules against the shipped sambanova data ( SambanovaModels for ids+member names, , , vision list, capabilities, entry, evidence). Set . and every fallback must exist in the populated catalog or the Step 3 validation fails.\n[ ] Step 2: Write from the live values shipped in PRs #1561/#1564/#1583 — sources: cerebras entry (baseURL, default , fallback , 401 rule pattern , message), (65_536 floor — keep it, with the free/paid rationale moved to the guide), (gpt-oss-120b 0.35/0.75, gemma-4-31b 0.99/1.49), (setup url/instructions), (evidence: dates, PR, live-verified status → ), capabilities from cerebras row. .\n[ ] Step 3: Validate both files:\n\nExpected: both print . Break one field on purpose (e.g. rename to ), confirm it throws naming the path, restore.\n[ ] Step 4: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: First two catalog JSON files (sambanova, cerebras)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14235","title":"Task 3: Public-surface snapshot test (the compat net — BEFORE anything moves)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-3-public-surface-snapshot-test-the-compat-net-before-anything-moves","content":"Files:\nModify: (new test block at the end, before )\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: a frozen literal of every catalog-provider enum's member→value map, captured from the CURRENT dist. Later tasks may not touch this block.\n[ ] Step 1: Capture the current surface. Run , then:\n[ ] Step 2: Write the test — paste each captured object as a frozen literal:\n\n(The paste replaces the comments with the real captured objects — the committed test contains only literals.)\n[ ] Step 3: Run it ( after ): passes against the unmodified codebase. Break one literal value, confirm ✗ + exit 1, restore. 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Complete implementation:\n[ ] Step 2: Insert the empty marked regions by hand (one time). In : the region goes INSIDE immediately before — then delete the hand-written and members (they regenerate inside the region; the other 7 legacy members are deleted in Task 6, not now). The region goes at the end of the file — then delete the hand-written and enums. In : the region replaces the hand-written and lines.\n[ ] Step 3: Run — regions fill with cerebras + sambanova content. Run it again — output byte-identical (verify with ). Run — exits 0. Edit (add a model), run — exits 1 with the stale-path message; revert; regenerate.\n[ ] Step 4: — the Task-3 snapshot test proves CerebrasModels/SambanovaModels regenerated identically. Wire the pre-commit + CI freshness checks per the Files list. Commit (generated files included).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Codegen script + generated outputs + freshness enforcement","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14237","title":"Task 5: Runtime loader (JSON → OpenAICompatCatalogEntry)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-5-runtime-loader-json-openaicompatcatalogentry","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 4), + error classes.\nProduces: and — the two functions everything else consumes. Also helper.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the loader:\n\nAdjust the derivation against Cloudflare's real current value () when migrating it in Task 6 — the current entry in is the authority; if the generic derivation doesn't produce it exactly, add -style explicit field to the schema instead of guessing.\n[ ] Step 2: passes (nothing consumes the loader yet). Sanity-run:\n\nExpected: . 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Rules that make this mechanical, not judgment:\nEvery member of the existing enum becomes a key (the STRING VALUE is the key; the MEMBER NAME goes into whenever the derived constant differs — run both through and compare; e.g. Groq derives to , so is required).\n/ copy from / where a per-model entry exists; omit the optional field otherwise (provider = the ). NEVER invent a number a shipped file doesn't state.\nexactly for the models listed in .\n: each existing function decomposes into (the clause) + (the regex source). Groq's decommissioned rule keeps its dynamic message via the template. Groq gets ; Mistral gets .\nCompare each provider's derived enum type name () against the existing export; where it differs, set — among the 9, only together-ai needs it ().\nCompare the legacy entry's against ; where it differs, set explicitly (behavior preservation).\nCompare the legacy entry's against its ; where it differs (Mistral: MISTRALLARGELATEST), set explicitly.\nCloudflare uses + + the existing .\n: unless the current description/comment says preview/retired.\n: legacy providers get — honest provenance, upgradable later.\ncopy from the provider's row.\n[ ] Step 2: , then delete the 7 hand-written members/enums/slices listed under Files.\n[ ] Step 3: — the Task-3 snapshot test is the merge gate","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Migrate the 7 legacy catalog providers to JSON","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14239","title":"Task 7: Switch the catalog + derive per-concern src consumers","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-7-switch-the-catalog-derive-per-concern-src-consumers","content":"Files:\nModify: — becomes plus the header comment; delete the 9 hand entries and now-unused imports.\nModify: — the 9 bodies become one-line delegations (keep the exported names for compat): where looks up the JSON entry and calls .\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog descriptors; where the builder maps JSON → descriptor (, , , from , , = (all 9 current providers have tools:true, so runtime-identical today), , , , from when non-null).\nModify: — delete the 9 entries from ; spread .\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog blocks; spread derived blocks built from + .\nModify: — same pattern for (+ the alias map entries derive from ids).\nModify: — delete catalog vision entries; derive for entries with ≥1 vision model.\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog blocks from both tables. Table types become for the hand part (full compile-time exhaustiveness preserved for non-catalog providers), with catalog entries derived from and merged in the accessor functions.\nModify: + delete — catalog manifests derive from (contextWindow/maxOutputTokens/vision) with — never hardcoded.\nModify: — roster/keyMappings/builtin-set/connectivity cases derive from .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: Task 5 loader, Task 4 .\nProduces: identical runtime behavior — proven by the existing suites, not new ones.\n[ ] Step 1 Apply the edits above, smallest file first, running after each.\n[ ] Step 2 , then the full existing gate set — all must pass UNCHANGED (that is the point):\n[ ] Step 3: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Switch the catalog + derive per-concern src consumers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14240","title":"Task 8: Data-driven tests (zero test edits per future provider)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-8-data-driven-tests-zero-test-edits-per-future-provider","content":"Files:\nModify: — derives: for each dist catalog JSON entry build . = (the invariant the suite actually asserts); import the entries from (all-dist, rule 15). Cloudflare keeps its existing bespoke handling if its computed URL doesn't fit the generic builder — preserve current coverage, never reduce it.\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog rows; spread derived rows: capabilities from JSON + derived + + — computed-URL providers additionally include their (Cloudflare: CLOUDFLAREACCOUNTID) so the matrix skips rather than runs an unconstructible provider. Rows import from dist index (test helper — dist graph).\nModify: — keeps hand keys for non-catalog providers typed as ; the runtime set unions camelized. The wizard-count and provider-count assertions compute expected values from + named literals for the non-catalog roster (which changes rarely and intentionally).\nModify: — expected length = non-catalog literal + ; -absent expectation derives from the JSON null-count.\nModify: — the gate for a new member becomes: a exists, parses against the schema, and + are present. Delete the docs-manifest requirement; delete (its two files' content now lives in ).\n[ ] Step 1 Apply, run every touched suite, expected: same totals as Task 7.\n[ ] Step 2: Break-one-assertion ritual — delete 's , run → non-zero; restore. Set one derived matrix capability wrong via a temporary JSON edit, then (the suites import the CATALOG FROM DIST — running them against a stale build silently tests the old data), and run the MATRIX runner for a provider with keys in .env → the corresponding test must ✗ non-zero (not ⊘); the mocked-suite half of the ritual instead breaks a derived spec field (e.g. the urlMatch host) and confirms ✗. Restore, regenerate, rebuild. Note the independence boundary: derived expectations prove wiring, not data — the DATA's truth is anchored by the evidence fields (live probes), which verify:provider-onboarding requires.\n[ ] Step 3: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8: Data-driven tests (zero test edits per future provider)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14241","title":"Task 9: Tooling + docs alignment","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-9-tooling-docs-alignment","content":"Files:\nModify: — Tier 2 now emits exactly TWO artifacts: (pre-filled from flags, with TODO evidence fields) and reduced to: live probes (roster/auth/billing), fill the JSON, , run gates, live matrix. Delete the now-dead tier-2 snippet generators (catalog-entry/descriptor/provider-config/models-enum/mocked-section snippets); Tier 3/4 paths keep theirs.\nModify: — rewrite: files-touched table becomes ONE row () + \"generated automatically\" note; Count-pins section becomes \"derived — nothing to bump\"; keep the Live-verification section unchanged.\nModify: — describe the JSON format, link the spec.\nModify: — \"Adding a New Provider\" how-to gains the Tier-2 fast path (one JSON + codegen), and the Key Files table adds .\n[ ] Step 1 Apply; dummy-run the scaffold for tier 2 and tier 3, verify outputs.\n[ ] Step 2: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9: Tooling + docs alignment","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14242","title":"Task 10: Final gates + single-commit packaging","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-10-final-gates-single-commit-packaging","content":"[ ] Step 1: Full sweep: plus every suite from Task 7 Step 2, plus .\n[ ] Step 2: Live smokes with the keys in : cerebras generate + stream via CLI; sambanova expected-402 friendly error via CLI (or live matrix if credits exist by then).\n[ ] Step 3: + (last pre-commit step).\n[ ] Step 4: Squash to one commit: with a body summarizing spec rulings + the 16→1 file collapse. Push, open PR, merge under the full condition with the hard thread gate.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Final gates + single-commit packaging","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14243","title":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction","content":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: superpowers:subagent-driven-development or\nsuperpowers:executing-plans. Steps use checkbox () syntax.\n\nGoal: Bound what the proxy actually sends upstream, per model, so long sessions stop\npaying for (and stop being refused for) full history — without trading a local refusal for\nan upstream 400.\n\nSpec: \n\nStatus of prior work: implements the truncator and wires it into the shared\npreflight. That code is correct for the Codex shape and is not safe to enable on the\nVertex/Anthropic shape until Task 1 lands. The previous version of this plan assumed a\nsingle 700k/650k setting was right for every model. It is not.\n\nVerified facts (each checked in source or against the live host)\n\n| # | Fact | Evidence |\n| ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| F1 | All three dispatch paths call the shared preflight and dispatch , so one hook covers them | (body swapped :392); (dispatched :756); ( :805) |\n| F2 | The context-window refusal can only fire where a window was registered at runtime | reads (); registered only by , , |\n| F3 | Neither nor ever registers a window → they were never refused locally. Only Codex was. | same as F2 — this is the full explanation of the original bug's blast radius |\n| F4 | The static table (which lists opus-4-6 at 1M) is not what preflight reads | vs. |\n| F5 | Installed 12.17.4 rejects /; allowed model keys are | |\n| F6 | The worktree parser accepts and validates the new fields (, , both required together) | ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14244","title":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#proxy-history-truncation-corrected-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: superpowers:subagent-driven-development or\nsuperpowers:executing-plans. Steps use checkbox () syntax.\n\nGoal: Bound what the proxy actually sends upstream, per model, so long sessions stop\npaying for (and stop being refused for) full history — without trading a local refusal for\nan upstream 400.\n\nSpec: \n\nStatus of prior work: implements the truncator and wires it into the shared\npreflight. That code is correct for the Codex shape and is not safe to enable on the\nVertex/Anthropic shape until Task 1 lands. The previous version of this plan assumed a\nsingle 700k/650k setting was right for every model. It is not.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14245","title":"Verified facts (each checked in source or against the live host)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#verified-facts-each-checked-in-source-or-against-the-live-host","content":"| # | Fact | Evidence |\n| ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| F1 | All three dispatch paths call the shared preflight and dispatch , so one hook covers them | (body swapped :392); (dispatched :756); ( :805) |\n| F2 | The context-window refusal can only fire where a window was registered at runtime ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Verified facts (each checked in source or against the live host)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14246","title":"Consequences the previous plan missed","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#consequences-the-previous-plan-missed","content":"C1 — Vertex thresholds are unresolved. The 200,000 premise here was disproven by\nF15: Vertex accepted 800,000 input tokens, needle-verified. Its usable window is not the\nconstraint, so its trigger and target are a cost decision and stay open until Task 4b picks\nthem from telemetry. The Codex 700,000/650,000 pair does not transfer to it.\n\nC2 — Truncation can produce an invalid Anthropic request. Units are grouped by\ntool-pair closure, never by role. Dropping the oldest units can leave a leading\n message, which the Messages API rejects (\"first message must use the user\nrole\"). By F7 this hits the Vertex path, where every message is its own unit. No existing\ntest covers it.\n\nC3 — is a ceiling, not a cost. It is only the refusal threshold; it bills\nnothing by itself. The cost lever is the trigger/target pair, which is exactly what is\nmissing from the live host by F5.\n\nC4 — Truncation moves the cached prefix, so every truncation event is a full\nprompt-cache miss on Anthropic/Vertex. The trigger/target gap is the hysteresis: a 50k\ngap means the boundary moves about once per 50k tokens of growth rather than every turn.\nKeep the gap wide; do not narrow it to \"save\" tokens.\n\nC5 — Client compaction beats proxy truncation. Codex compacts semantically\n(summarises); the proxy drops. Set the client's limit below the proxy trigger so the\nproxy only ever acts as a backstop.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Consequences the previous plan missed","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14247","title":"Global constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#global-constraints","content":"Truncation is opt-in per key. A key with no behaves\n exactly as today.\nNever enable on : those accounts are subscription-billed (no per-token\n saving) and Claude Code already compacts client-side. Silent proxy-side dropping there\n is pure downside.\nInstructions, tool definitions and schema are never touched.\nThe newest unit always survives.\nNo outbound model call may be added to the reduction path.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Global constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14248","title":"Target configuration","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#target-configuration","content":"| key | contextWindow | compactAtTokens | compactToTokens | basis |\n| ------------------------ | ------------: | --------------: | --------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n| | 1,000,000 | 700,000 | 650,000 | 900,022 input tokens accepted upstream and through the live proxy |\n| | open | open | open | F15 killed the 200k premise. The cap is ≥210k and its ceiling is unmeasured, so these must now be chosen as a cost policy, not a capacity one — Opus is the only per-token-billed hop. Needs a decision. |\n| | — | — | — | deliberately absent (see constraints) |\n\nClient-side, in : 800,000 → 640,000,\nso Codex summarises before the proxy truncates. (The client clamps its own limit to 90% of\nthe resolved window, currently 784,800.)","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Target configuration","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14249","title":"Task 1: Keep truncated history dispatchable","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#task-1-keep-truncated-history-dispatchable","content":"Files: modify ;\nmodify \n\nInterfaces: unchanged — keeps its signature.\n[ ] Write a failing test: = [user, assistant, user, assistant,\n user] with a target that forces two units out; assert the first kept message has\n .\n[ ] Write a failing test for the shape with a Claude tool pair, asserting\n both that the head is a user message and that no is orphaned.\n[ ] Run the suite; expect both to fail on the leading-role assertion.\n[ ] After the budget loop, advance by whole units while the first kept\n item is a role-bearing object whose role is not , stopping before the last\n unit. Whole units only, so pairing stays intact.\n[ ] Items with no field (the Codex item array) must be unaffected — assert this\n with a Codex-shaped test so the fix cannot silently change that path.\n[ ] Run the suite; expect green.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Keep truncated history dispatchable","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14250","title":"Task 2: Stop stale multimodal state from disabling the ceiling","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#task-2-stop-stale-multimodal-state-from-disabling-the-ceiling","content":"Files: modify ;\nmodify \n[ ] Failing test: history whose removed portion holds an image, kept portion text\n only; assert and that an over-ceiling\n request still raises .\n[ ] Run; expect failure (the refusal is currently skipped, because \n stays true once set and the throw is guarded by ).\n[ ] Recompute the post-truncation estimate against a fresh state object and use that\n state for the evidence and the guard.\n[ ] Run; expect green. 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References to \"9 providers\" or \"8/9 working\" in this file reflect the state at time of analysis.\nFor current capabilities see README on GitHub and Provider Capabilities Audit.\n\nDate: 2025-07-10 \nTesting Phase: Post-Implementation Verification \nStatus: All 5 critical fixes implemented\n\nTest Environment\nWorking Directory: \nBranch: release\nBuild Status: CLI compiled successfully\nMCP Config: 2 external servers configured (filesystem, github)\n\nTEST CASE #1: MCP Tool Execution System\n\nOriginal Issue: Tool execution failing with \"Tool 'get-current-time' not found in registry\" \nFix Applied: Unified registry architecture with proper tool registration pipeline\n\nInput:\n\nExpected Outcome:\nTool should be found and executed\nCurrent time should be returned\nNo \"tool not found\" errors\nMCP system should show 68 tools available\n\nExecution Result: ✅ PASSED\n\nOutput:\n\nKey Verification Points:\n✅ Tool Found: tool successfully located and executed\n✅ No Registry Errors: No \"tool not found\" errors\n✅ 68 Tools Available: \n✅ Unified Registry Working: All tools properly registered in unified registry\n✅ Tool Results: Actual current time returned successfully\n✅ Debug Info: Complete tool call and result information displayed\n\nStatus: ✅ FIXED - 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History: hypertension, diabetes. Age 65. Provide differential diagnosis and recommended tests.\" \\\n --evaluationDomain healthcare \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --enable-analytics \\\n --provider google-ai \\\n --max-tokens 800 \\\n --format json\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Comprehensive symptom analysis","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1423","title":"Treatment Planning","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#treatment-planning","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Treatment Planning","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1424","title":"Treatment recommendation with context","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#treatment-recommendation-with-context","content":"neurolink generate \"Develop treatment plan for Type 2 diabetes patient\" \\\n --context 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reduction\",\"duration\":\"24-months\"}' \\\n --evaluationDomain healthcare \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --enable-analytics \\\n --provider anthropic\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Clinical trial data analysis","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1427","title":"Analytics Domain Examples","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#analytics-domain-examples","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Analytics Domain Examples","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1428","title":"Business Intelligence","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#business-intelligence","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Business Intelligence","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1429","title":"Quarterly business analysis","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#quarterly-business-analysis","content":"neurolink generate 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\\\n --context '{\"modelType\":\"gradient-boosting\",\"accuracy\":0.87,\"precision\":0.83,\"recall\":0.91,\"f1Score\":0.87,\"trainingData\":\"50k-samples\",\"features\":42}' \\\n --evaluationDomain analytics \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --provider openai \\\n --format json\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Machine learning model performance analysis","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1432","title":"Predictive Analytics","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#predictive-analytics","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Predictive Analytics","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1433","title":"Sales forecasting with streaming","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#sales-forecasting-with-streaming","content":"neurolink stream \"Generate sales forecast for next quarter based on historical trends\" \\\n --context '{\"historicalData\":\"3-years\",\"seasonality\":\"high\",\"marketTrends\":\"positive\",\"competitiveAnalysis\":\"included\"}' \\\n --evaluationDomain analytics \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --enable-analytics\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Sales forecasting with streaming","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1434","title":"Finance Domain Examples","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#finance-domain-examples","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Finance Domain Examples","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1435","title":"Investment Analysis","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#investment-analysis","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Investment Analysis","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1436","title":"Portfolio risk 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'{\"inflationRate\":\"3.2%\",\"unemploymentRate\":\"3.8%\",\"fedFundsRate\":\"5.25%\",\"gdpGrowth\":\"2.1%\",\"marketVolatility\":\"elevated\"}' \\\n --evaluationDomain finance \\\n --enable-evaluation\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Economic trend analysis with streaming","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1441","title":"E-commerce Domain Examples","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#e-commerce-domain-examples","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"E-commerce Domain Examples","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1442","title":"Conversion Optimization","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#conversion-optimization","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Conversion Optimization","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1443","title":"E-commerce funnel 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generate \"Develop personalized product recommendation engine\" \\\n --context '{\"userBase\":\"50k-active\",\"purchaseHistory\":\"available\",\"browsingData\":\"tracked\",\"categoryCount\":25,\"averageOrderValue\":\"$85\"}' \\\n --evaluationDomain ecommerce \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --provider google-ai\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Product recommendation strategy","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1446","title":"Marketing Campaign Analysis","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#marketing-campaign-analysis","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Marketing Campaign Analysis","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1447","title":"Campaign performance optimization","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#campaign-performance-optimization","content":"neurolink stream \"Analyze digital marketing campaign performance and ROI\" \\\n --context '{\"channels\":[\"social\",\"email\",\"ppc\",\"seo\"],\"budget\":\"$50k\",\"duration\":\"3-months\",\"conversions\":1250,\"cac\":\"$40\",\"ltv\":\"$300\"}' \\\n --evaluationDomain ecommerce \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --enable-analytics\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Campaign performance optimization","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1448","title":"Context Integration Examples","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#context-integration-examples","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Context Integration Examples","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1449","title":"Complex Organizational Context","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#complex-organizational-context","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Complex Organizational 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\"auditStatus\": \"current\",\n \"dataClassification\": \"sensitive\"\n },\n \"analytics\": {\n \"metricsTracked\": [\"readmission-rates\", \"patient-satisfaction\", \"treatment-outcomes\"],\n \"reportingFrequency\": \"monthly\",\n \"stakeholders\": [\"medical-staff\", \"administration\", \"regulators\"]\n }\n }' \\\n --evaluationDomain healthcare \\\n --enable-evaluation \\\n --enable-analytics \\\n --provider anthropic\n`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Healthcare analytics with regulatory context","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1453","title":"Evaluation and Analytics","url":"/docs/cli-domain-examples#evaluation-and-analytics","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Cli Domain Examples","lvl1":"Domain Configuration Examples for NeuroLink CLI","lvl2":"Evaluation and Analytics","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"1454","title":"Comprehensive Evaluation 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None of the artifacts\nit specifies (, option, )\nexist in production code. The production implementation uses a different approach —\nsee the Context Compaction System and\n.\nOverview\n\nThis document outlines the design and implementation plan for adding large context handling capabilities to the SDK. The core of this proposal is a map-reduce summarization strategy to process text inputs that exceed the context window limits of underlying Large Language Models (LLMs).\nProblem Statement\n\nThe SDK's method currently sends the entire input prompt directly to the AI provider. 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You give it a pool of models; it classifies the incoming prompt and switches to the best one transparently before the call runs.\n\nIt is opt-in ( defaults to ), fails open (any classifier/selection error leaves the call exactly as it would have been), and is fully backward compatible — a default is unchanged.\n\nTypical use cases:\nCost optimization — send to a cheap model and a multi-step architecture question to a powerful one, automatically.\nLatency optimization — keep simple turns on fast models.\nCustom / self-hosted fleets — route across LiteLLM, OpenAI-compatible, or Ollama models that aren't in any registry.\nPer-difficulty tool scoping — expose fewer tools for trivial tasks.\n\nHow it works\n\nEach request flows through two stages:\nClassify — produce a difficulty bucket () plus optional and tool hints. Four strategies:\n(default): resolves to when is set, and otherwise. 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It is skipped when the caller pinned both and , or when a is configured (the pool owns selection).\n\nQuick start (heuristic, SDK)\n\nDefining \"which model for which case\"\n\nThe router resolves a model using the first of these that applies:\n\n| # | Mechanism | How you define it | Best for |\n| --- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------- |\n| 1 | LLM direct pick | + a on each pool member | Custom/registry-less models; smartest |\n| 2 | | Explicit map | Full, deterministic control |\n| 3 | Per-member | on a member | Simple, explicit, generic |\n| 4 | Metadata scoring | / per member (declared, or auto-enriched from the model registry) | Known models with comparable metadata |\n\nWhen two members can't be separated (e.g. equal declared quality, or the model registry only knows both as \"high\" quality), the router keeps the declared pool order. 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If omitted, NeuroLink tries to enrich them from its model registry; if the model is unknown (e.g. a custom LiteLLM endpoint), use mechanisms 1–3 instead.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Classifier Router","lvl2":"Metadata scoring rules","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3539","title":"Custom & self-hosted models (LiteLLM, OpenAI-compatible, Ollama)","url":"/docs/features/classifier-router#custom-self-hosted-models-litellm-openai-compatible-ollama","content":"These models aren't in any registry, so define routing explicitly — both approaches are fully generic:\n\nHeuristic + (deterministic, no LLM cost):\n\nLLM picks per-prompt from plain-English descriptions (most flexible):\n\nThe classifier model is shown each candidate's (defaults to ) and description, and returns the best for the prompt. 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The classifier marks the request so the downstream selectors stand down.\n— when a is configured the classifier stands down (the pool owns selection); use one or the other for model choice.\n— the dedicated tool-routing feature still applies; classifier are additive.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Classifier Router","lvl2":"Precedence & interactions","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3546","title":"Caveats","url":"/docs/features/classifier-router#caveats","content":"Registry quality is coarse. Auto-enrichment maps a model to a 3-bucket quality (), so two \"high\" models can't be separated on capability alone — declare // or use the LLM pick for reliable hard-vs-easy routing.\nLLM classifier latency/cost. The strategy adds one cheap call per uncached turn; prefer a small, fast, non-Gemini model and use where determinism matters.\nJev confidence is a gate, not a score. Unlike the strategy — whose self-reported confidence defaults to a hard-coded when the model omits it — returns a calibrated value, which is what makes meaningful. The two bars differ because the mistakes cost differently: spending more on a wrong guess wastes money, spending less produces a wrong answer. Set either above 1 to force the heuristic while leaving the strategy configured.\nGemini tools + JSON schema. The classifier call uses a schema with tools disabled, so the Gemini exclusivity rule doesn't apply to it; when routing a tools + structured-output request, prefer a non-Gemini target model.\nPrompt privacy ( and ). Both strategies send a truncated copy of the prompt off-machine — to the classifier model, or to TypeSafe — so the same data-handling and retention considerations as any provider call apply. keeps classification fully in-process (no prompt leaves your environment); prefer it where that matters, and note that selects as soon as a TypeSafe key is present.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Classifier Router","lvl2":"Caveats","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3547","title":"See also","url":"/docs/features/classifier-router#see-also","content":"Provider Orchestration & Model Pool\nProvider Fallback\nPer-Request Credentials\nModel routing with a decision model\nThe model catalogue","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Classifier Router","lvl2":"See also","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3548","title":"Claude Proxy Architecture","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-architecture","content":"Claude Proxy Architecture\nSystem Overview\n\nThe Claude proxy is a local HTTP server that sits between Claude Code and the Anthropic API. 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Other env keys in the settings file are preserved.\nFail-open guard -- A foreground proxy's detached guard removes stale settings only after confirming its parent died and no replacement is healthy. launchd-managed proxies do not spawn this cleanup guard; they use a separate updater-only worker.\nSafety -- If the has been changed to a different value (e.g., another proxy), the cleanup will not overwrite it.\n\nAfter starting the proxy, restart Claude Code for the new settings to take effect.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"4. Claude Code Settings","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3648","title":"5. File Locations","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#5-file-locations","content":"All NeuroLink proxy files are stored under (with directory permissions).\n\n| File | Permissions | Description |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | | TokenStore -- Multi-provider OAuth token storage. Stores tokens keyed by (e.g., ). XOR-obfuscated by default (not plaintext). |\n| | | Legacy credentials -- Single-account OAuth tokens. Used as a fallback when no compound keys exist in . Updated on token refresh (pre-request or on-401). |\n| | user default | Proxy config -- YAML/JSON configuration file. Loaded and watched by (default path, overridable with ). Valid routing changes publish a new runtime generation. |\n| | | Proxy env file — Auto-loaded and watched by the proxy. Runtime routing variables and routing interpolation reload transactionally; startup-only variables do not. Created by . Override with or . |\n| | | Proxy state -- Runtime state persisted by the running proxy (PID, listener, strategy, fallback cha","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"5. File Locations","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3649","title":"Peer-sharing state","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#peer-sharing-state","content":"Written only once this node lends or borrows capacity — see\nProxy peer sharing. All follow the same\natomic-rename discipline as the files above. In mode they\nresolve under instead.\n\n| File | Owner | Description |\n| -------------------------------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | lender | Share grants -- One record per borrower: hashed token (; the token itself is never stored), level, state, entitlement and the full gate set. Also holds this node's recorded . Re-read when its mtime moves, so lands without a restart. |\n| | lender | Coin ledger and window buckets -- Settled coin spend and request counts per , plus how much of each 5h/7d window a grant has taken, keyed by that window's reset timestamp so a rollover starts fresh. In-flight holds are memory-only. |\n| | lender | Drift audit -- Last utilization observation per complete-mode grant, the consecutive-drift streak and the auto-pause marker. Cleared by ; deleted with the grant. |\n| | lender | Split-PKCE requests -- A borrower's outstanding code challenge, its 15-minute expiry, and (between authorization and the single claim that consumes it) the authorization code. Never a verifier, never a token. ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Peer-sharing state","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3650","title":"TokenStore Details","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#tokenstore-details","content":"The file uses this internal structure (after deobfuscation):\n\nThe class options:\n(default: ) -- XOR obfuscation with a machine-derived key.\n-- Override the default path.\n\nTokens are automatically refreshed 1 hour before expiration when a function is registered.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"TokenStore Details","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3651","title":"6. Model Mapping Examples","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#6-model-mapping-examples","content":"Model mappings let you reroute specific model requests to different providers. The proxy's checks mappings in this order:\nExplicit mapping -- If the requested model has a match in , use the corresponding /.\nGemini prefix -- If the requested model starts with , route to Vertex by default.\nPassthrough list -- If the model is in , route to Anthropic.\nClaude prefix -- Any model starting with is routed to Anthropic.\nUnknown model -- Returns (the proxy will reject non-Claude models unless routing is configured).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"6. 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All requests pass through to Anthropic using the configured accounts with the proxy's default strategy:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: No Routing (Pure Multi-Account Pool)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3656","title":"7. Fallback Chain Examples","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#7-fallback-chain-examples","content":"The fallback chain is tried in order when all primary Claude accounts are exhausted (rate-limited, errored, or cooling down). Each entry specifies a provider and model. The proxy translates the Claude-format request into the target provider's format. Codex entries use the native pooled Codex Responses transport; other providers use or .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"7. Fallback Chain Examples","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3657","title":"Example: Codex with Extra High reasoning","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-codex-with-extra-high-reasoning","content":"Authenticate a Codex account with before using this fallback. (or ) is optional and supported only on fallback entries. It is sent as for both streaming and non-streaming Claude requests. Omit it to use the upstream model's default.\n\nAccepted values are , , , , , (Extra High), and ; availability depends on the selected Codex model. Invalid values or use on another provider fail configuration validation. Changes reload with the routing config, and an invalid reload keeps the previous working configuration.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Codex with Extra High reasoning","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3658","title":"Example: Gemini then OpenAI","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-gemini-then-openai","content":"Request flow:\nTry Claude accounts with the configured strategy ( by default) plus retry/failover.\nIf all exhausted, try Google AI Studio with .\nIf that also fails, try OpenAI with .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Gemini then OpenAI","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3659","title":"Example: Multiple Gemini Tiers","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-multiple-gemini-tiers","content":"Falls back through progressively cheaper models.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Multiple Gemini Tiers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3660","title":"Example: Vertex AI as Primary Fallback (Enterprise)","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-vertex-ai-as-primary-fallback-enterprise","content":"Uses enterprise-grade providers (Vertex AI, Bedrock) as fallbacks. Requires the corresponding provider credentials to be configured in environment variables.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Vertex AI as Primary Fallback (Enterprise)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3661","title":"Example: Full Multi-Tier Setup","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#example-full-multi-tier-setup","content":"This configuration:\nPools two Claude accounts with 1:3 weighting (Max gets 3x traffic).\nPasses Sonnet 4 requests directly to Anthropic.\nRedirects Haiku requests to Gemini Flash.\nFalls back to Gemini Pro, then GPT-4o when Claude accounts are exhausted.\nApplies cloaking to OAuth accounts (header scrubbing, session identity, system prompt injection, word obfuscation).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Example: Full Multi-Tier Setup","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3662","title":"Proxy Endpoints","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#proxy-endpoints","content":"For reference, the running proxy exposes these HTTP endpoints:\n\n| Method | Path | Description |\n| ------ | --------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | | Anthropic-compatible chat completions (main endpoint). |\n| | | List available models. |\n| | | Token counting endpoint. |\n| | | Health check. Returns . |\n| | | Detailed status with per-account stats, total attempts, completed requests, and error rates. On a gated proxy, account identity is released only to a caller holding the update-control token. |\n| | | Fresh per-account limits from Anthropic's usage API. for one, for stored state. Operator-only: refused for borrowed traffic. |\n| | | Peer protocol version, capabilities and grant state. 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If cleanup fails, the proxy continues operating normally.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Log Rotation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3664","title":"Rate Limit Headers from Anthropic","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#rate-limit-headers-from-anthropic","content":"The proxy captures and uses Anthropic's quota headers for per-account utilization tracking:\n\n| Header | Format | Description |\n| -------------------------------------------- | --------------- | -------------------------------------- |\n| | float (0.0-1.0) | 5-hour rolling session utilization |\n| | string | Session status (e.g., , ) |\n| | integer (epoch) | When the 5-hour window resets |\n| | float (0.0-1.0) | 7-day rolling weekly utilization |\n| | string | Weekly status |\n| | integer (epoch) | When the 7-day window resets |\n| | float | Fallback percentage threshold |\n| | string | Overage status |\n\nThese headers are parsed by in and cached in memory with debounced persistence to . The command displays per-account 5h and 7d utilization when available.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Configuration Reference","lvl2":"Rate Limit Headers from Anthropic","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3665","title":"Token Refresh","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-config-reference#token-refresh","content":"The proxy coordinates background, pre-request, and on-401 refresh paths:\nBackground check — One non-overlapping cycle runs every 30 seconds and considers only allowed, enabled accounts within 5 minutes of expiry.\nPre-request check — Before each request, if , refresh inline via (fallback: ).\nOn-401 retry — If Anthropic returns a 401, refresh and retry within the bounded account retry budget before rotating.\n\nConcurrent callers sharing a rotating refresh token reuse one in-flight result. , , , and refresh responses are credential rejections and disable the account until explicit login. Network failures, refresh s, and responses are transient and receive a bounded auth cooldown. 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The proxy reads that file on every start, so no manual is required.\n\nThe collector uses a dedicated port set (//) to avoid collisions with other local OTEL stacks. If you overrode ports in , the correct endpoint is printed by the setup command and written to automatically.\nStart the proxy:\n\nData begins flowing immediately. No environment variable export needed.\n\nHow the env file is picked up: The proxy auto-loads on every start (whether run manually, via , or as a launchd service). You can also point the proxy at a different file with or by setting . See the config reference for the full resolution order.\n\nUseful follow-up commands:\n\nRepo-local shortcuts are also available:\n\nWhat Is Portable vs Instance-Specific\n\nPortable:\nThe dashboard query logic\nThe stream names listed below\nThe proxy log and trace fields used for correlation\nThe helper scripts under \n\nInstance-specific:\nOpenObserve URL, login, ports, container names, and volume names\nCompose project name if you intentionally want multiple local stacks in parallel\nDashboard IDs and owners assigned by the target OpenObserve instance at import time\nThe process manager used to run the proxy locally, such as on macOS\n\nThe helper strips , , and from the checked-in JSON before importing it, so the repo file can be reused on a different machine without editing those fields first.\n\nActive OpenObserve Streams\n\nUse these streams when validating or updating the dashboard:\nLogs: \nTraces: \nMetrics: , , , , , , , \n\nDo not point dashboard panels at the stale log stream unless it has been intentionally revalidated.\n\nOTel Queries And Coverage\n\nUse the same OTel pipeline for application logs, request/attempt metadata,\nredacted bodies, lifecycle evidence and traces. Set \nto disable proxy application disk logging. See OTel logging\nfor limits, native backend discovery, correlation and the maintained coverage matrix.\n\nThese commands read stored OTLP telemetry using OpenObserve's search API. OTLP\nitself is an export protocol, not a query language. The doctor also reads runtime\nand collector diagnostics, makes no model calls and returns nonzero for missing,\nstale, partial or corrupt evidence. A green report covers its requested interval\nand explicitly bounded samples; it is not a guarantee of universal delivery.\n remains the Compose service-output command, while \nreads application telemetry and also works with the native stack.\n\nHistorical File Families And Query Rules\n\nThe paths below apply to file mode and old archives; they are not the source for\nnew OTel-only traffic.\nholds final request summaries. These are the rows the dashboard is built around.\nholds per-upstream-attempt diagnostics. Rate-limited attempts include , , and so transient admission throttles are distinguishable from exhausted quota windows. Use this file when retries or account rotation need debugging.\nis the redacted index for captured request and response bodies.\nstores the corresponding redacted body artifacts.\nIn OpenObserve, body captures arrive in the same log stream with , so request panels must filter to request-summary rows, for example .\nIn OTel-only mode attempts use ; final request counts\n must filter . Lifecycle, body and delivery\n diagnostics must not inflate those counts. File-mode attempt archives remain\n available for offline reconstruction.\n\nDeterministic Request Reconstruction\n\nWhen body capture is enabled, export one request and its upstream attempts without contacting the proxy or provider:\n\nUse to select a specific upstream attempt and for a non-default log directory. The command verifies that every compressed artifact remains inside the managed body directory and matches the SHA-256 value in its debug index. The generated bundle is deterministic, redacted, written with permissions, and reports missing phases, missing artifacts, and truncation instead of presenting partial evidence as complete.\n\nCredentials are never included in a replay bundle. To perform a direct comparison, inject each redacted header from a named environment variable and explicitly permit network execution:\n\nThe direct response is bounded and redacted using the same rules as proxy body logging. 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Set \nto disable proxy application disk logging. See OTel logging\nfor limits, native backend discovery, correlation and the maintained coverage matrix.\n\nThese commands read stored OTLP telemetry using OpenObserve's search API. OTLP\nitself is an export protocol, not a query language. The doctor also reads runtime\nand collector diagnostics, makes no model calls and returns nonzero for missing,\nstale, partial or corrupt evidence. A green report covers its requested interval\nand explicitly bounded samples; it is not a guarantee of universal delivery.\n remains the Compose service-output command, while \nreads application telemetry and also works with the native stack.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"OTel Queries And Coverage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3675","title":"Historical File Families And Query Rules","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#historical-file-families-and-query-rules","content":"The paths below apply to file mode and old archives; they are not the source for\nnew OTel-only traffic.\nholds final request summaries. These are the rows the dashboard is built around.\nholds per-upstream-attempt diagnostics. Rate-limited attempts include , , and so transient admission throttles are distinguishable from exhausted quota windows. Use this file when retries or account rotation need debugging.\nis the redacted index for captured request and response bodies.\nstores the corresponding redacted body artifacts.\nIn OpenObserve, body captures arrive in the same log stream with , so request panels must filter to request-summary rows, for example .\nIn OTel-only mode attempts use ; final request counts\n must filter . Lifecycle, body and delivery\n diagnostics must not inflate those counts. 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These tokens were read from an existing prompt cache entry.\nis cache population. These tokens were written into a new cache entry on that request and can be reused by later requests.\nis reused cache tokens divided by newly written cache tokens. Values above mean reuse is outpacing cache writes.\nis average prompt-side plus output token volume per request, shown as raw tokens.\ncompares average input and output tokens per request as raw tokens, which is easier to read than total prompt-side volume when cache reuse is large.\nkeeps cache movement on its own scale so cache traffic does not flatten the input/output chart.\ntells you which model families are driving token volume.\nhelps identify unusually heavy sessions for trace drilldown.\nshows raw token totals by real account or fallback route, with internal final rows excluded.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Tokens, Cache & Cost","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3685","title":"Trace Drilldown","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#trace-drilldown","content":"Use this tab after you know there is a problem and need request-level evidence.\nis the best starting point for deep latency debugging.\ntells you whether failures are surfacing in traces as well as logs.\nand help confirm whether the trace pipeline matches traffic volume.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Trace Drilldown","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3686","title":"Key Correlation Fields","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#key-correlation-fields","content":"These fields matter most when moving between logs, metrics, and traces:\n: event time in OpenObserve\n: request-level correlation key in proxy logs\n: cross-signal trace correlation key\n: specific span correlation key\n: distinguishes request summaries from debug events in the shared OpenObserve log stream\n: which account handled the request\n: which model served the request\n: prompt/input tokens\n: completion/output tokens\n: tokens spent creating cache entries\n: tokens served from cache\n\nWhen a caller injects plus / / , the proxy attaches its spans to that upstream trace and preserves session-level attribution across SDK and proxy telemetry.\n\n means prompt tokens written into a new cache entry.\n means prompt tokens reused from an existing cache entry.\nAll latency and duration panels are shown in whole seconds for faster scanning.\nCounts and token-heavy charts default to whole numbers when practical, while ratios, costs, and million/MB rollups are capped at two decimals.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Key Correlation Fields","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3687","title":"Common Interpretation Patterns","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#common-interpretation-patterns","content":"Rising with flat traffic usually means a real reliability regression, not just more volume.\nRising with high load on one account usually means the pool is exhausting the primary account as designed.\nLog traffic moving while the telemetry tab is flat means the OTEL metrics path needs attention.\nRising without matching means prompt reuse is weak or the cache is still warming.\nA slow chart on the latency tab plus the same operation on the trace tab gives you the fastest path to a concrete trace investigation.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Common Interpretation Patterns","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3688","title":"Request telemetry and evidence quality","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#request-telemetry-and-evidence-quality","content":"Use to reconcile retained\nrequest, attempt, lifecycle, and capture-index records. Read before\ninterpreting success rates or latency. The analyzer does not require captured\nprompt or response bodies.\n\nA client request has one generated . Internal Codex fallback attempts\nretain their own ID plus , model, account, and .\nThe final Claude record retains the configured ; attempt records\nshow which entries were actually tried. 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The per-sink queue admits\nup to 4,096 queued or active records; further records increment .\n diagnoses slow appends and overlaps these states. A timeout never\nreplays an append or forgets the underlying operation. Metadata writes are\nserialized per file within each worker.\n\nLifecycle appends retry only destination-open failures that cannot have written\nany bytes. Other failed appends increment : they may have\nwritten a prefix and are never replayed. Queue drops and definite exhausted\nwrite failures are exposed separately. A bounded shutdown flush may fail while\nwrites remain pending; a successful flush alone does not prove that every record\nwas written. Check drop and uncertainty counters too.\n\nWhen lifecycle logging is enabled, the HTTP adapter confirms the admission\nappend before dispatching upstream. It waits for that record, not for all later\ntraffic, with a two-second deadline. 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Conflicting duplicate payloads remain\nvisible in , and affected requests are excluded\nfrom lifecycle latency samples. Repeated \nrecords are merged, preserving failure evidence. Legacy IDs are\njoined to their parents.\n\n counts lifecycle/final disagreements. Final request\nfailures override an old lifecycle success; a lifecycle success with no final\nrecord becomes . and \nreport missing evidence, which can include active requests, interrupted workers,\nretention, or storage loss. They are not automatically provider failures.\n\nToken counting () and model discovery\n(, ) have HTTP terminal outcomes\nwithout model final records. The analyzer identifies these as\n and excludes them from missing-final counts. Their\ntransport errors and unsuccessful HTTP statuses remain failures. They do not\ncontribute model successes to .\n\nThe time filter admits events in the selected window and follows already\naccepted requests through later retained lifecycle, attempt, and final records.\nConsequently, a request started near the window boundary can finish after\n. The observed ranges show that retained follow-up. Sequence gaps only\nmeasure gaps across the selected sequence span for each worker, including\nintervening retained events belonging to requests outside the time window.\nExcluding those requests from the outcome cohort does not create a sequence gap.\nThe audit cannot identify missing\nprefixes, suffixes, or an entire missing worker. Stream fields\nindicate temporal coverage, not proof of lossless collection. Historical final\nrecords without protocol evidence retain their reported outcome; this analysis\ncannot retrospectively certify completion or reconstruct discarded error causes.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Reconciliation limits","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3692","title":"Worker incidents and host pressure","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-observability#worker-incidents-and-host-pressure","content":"The launchd supervisor writes independently\nof serving workers. The bounded recent-event ring is a status summary; the journal\nretains activation, failures, rejected connections, and actual worker exits past\nthat ring. Exit records include the worker process-instance ID learned at readiness,\nPID, generation, version, exit code and signal. Supervisor actions are recorded\nseparately from observed exits. 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OTel-only mode permits one entry\nto use the 32 MiB pool; file mode retains a 16 MiB per-entry ceiling. The estimate\naccounts for UTF-16 strings and object traversal without serializing on the\nserving thread. Oversized or unsupported values are explicitly rejected.\nRedacted bodies retain an 8 MiB OTel-only cap or a 1 MiB file cap. Stream captures\nretain at most 1 MiB per observer within a separate 16 MiB aggregate byte pool;\nindexes flag truncated prefixes. Borrowed traffic excludes body capture. See\nOTel logging for delivery and supervisor verification.\n\n reconciles:\n\nDebug indexes include , , , and\n. Queue rejection and worker errors never fall back to bulk\nserialization on the serving thread. A worker crash can leave an orphan artifact;\nit does not turn a missing index into a successful capture. Regular retention\ncleans both indexed and orphan artifacts.\n\nOTLP body chunks remain compatible with existing dashboards. 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Existing log directories\nare hardened to mode before lifecycle recording is enabled; ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Observability","lvl2":"Bounded body capture","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3694","title":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting","content":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting\n\nThis guide covers every issue encountered during development and real-world usage of the NeuroLink Claude proxy. For general proxy documentation, see Claude Proxy.\n\nCommon Issues\n\"API Error: 400 invalidrequesterror: Error\"\n\nCause: An OAuth token was sent without the required cloaking headers (billing header, in metadata). This only happens when making bare requests through the proxy -- Claude Code includes its own cloaking automatically.\n\nFix: Always connect to the proxy via Claude Code, not bare HTTP clients. The proxy's cloaking pipeline is designed to complement Claude Code's own request format. If you are testing with , the proxy will still work for the , , and endpoints, but requires a properly formed Claude Code request or a valid API key account.\n\"credit balance is too low\"\n\nCause: The environment variable points to an account with no credits, and that key was included in the account rotation pool.\n\nFix: The proxy now only uses API keys as a fallback when no OAuth accounts exist. If you have OAuth accounts authenticated via , remove from your environment to prevent it from being picked up:\n\nAccount priority order: TokenStore compound keys > legacy credentials file > . The environment variable is only used when no other accounts exist.\n\"context_management: Extra inputs are not permitted\"\n\nCause: Missing beta headers in the upstream request to Anthropic, specifically . Without this header, Anthropic rejects fields that Claude Code includes in its requests.\n\nFix: The proxy now forwards Claude Code's exact beta headers to Anthropic. Ensure you are running the latest build:\n\nIf the error persists, verify the beta headers in debug logs:\nFirst request takes 30 seconds\n\nCause: MCP server initialization. If or the project's references external MCP servers (filesystem, github-copilot, etc.), NeuroLink tries to connect to all of them on the first request.\n\nFix: The proxy sets internally to skip MCP initialization. If you are still experiencing slow first requests:\nVerify you are starting the proxy via (not running NeuroLink directly).\nCheck that the environment variable is not being overridden.\nIf using a custom config, ensure it does not reference MCP servers.\n\"OAuth token has expired\"\n\nCause: The token expired and the auto-refresh mechanism did not trigger in time. This can happen if the proxy was stopped and restarted after a long period, or if the system clock drifted.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate:\n\nThe proxy has two layers of token refresh to prevent this:\nPre-request check (1-hour buffer) -- refreshes before each request if the token expires soon.\n401 auto-refresh + retry -- on a 401 response, refreshes and retries up to 5 times.\n\nIf this error occurs repeatedly, check that your system clock is accurate ( should match real time).\n\"accounts disabled until re-authentication\"\n\nCause: All accounts have been permanently disabled because their OAuth refresh tokens are expired or invalid. This happens after 15 consecutive refresh failures on an account. The proxy persists this state to disk via , so it survives restarts.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate the affected accounts:\n\nAfter re-authentication, the proxy detects the changed token material and automatically re-enables the account (clears , resets ).\nToken refresh rate limited\n\nCause: Too many refresh attempts in a short period. Anthropic's OAuth server rate-limits token refresh requests.\n\nFix: Wait 30 seconds, then re-login:\n\nIf you see this error, it likely means multiple proxy instances are running or a manual refresh was triggered concurrently.\n\nCheck for duplicate instances:\nClaude Code not connecting to proxy\n\nSymptoms: Claude Code makes requests directly to instead of through the proxy.\n\nDiagnosis:\n\nFix:\nRun which auto-configures .\nOr manually add the env var to :\nRestart Claude Code after setting the env var. Claude Code reads settings on startup, not dynamically.\nStreaming response shows as raw bytes\n\nCause: An earlier version of the Hono handler re-encoded the as a byte array instead of passing it through as a raw SSE stream.\n\nFix: This is fixed in the current version. The proxy returns a raw object for streaming requests, preserving the SSE format. If you encounter this, rebuild:\nTools not working / \"0 chunks\"\n\nCause: An earlier architecture had NeuroLink merging 68+ MCP tools with the client's tools, causing tool name conflicts and prefixing issues. Tool definitions were being modified or dropped in the merge.\n\nFix: This is fixed in the current version. The proxy uses passthrough mode for Claude-to-Claude requests: the raw request body is forwarded directly to Anthropic without any parsing, tool merging, or reconstruction. Tool definitions pass through exactly as Claude Code sent them.\n\nIf you are seeing tool issues:\nVerify the proxy is in passthrough mode (check logs for -- passthrough requests do not show \"translation\" in the log).\nEnsure you are targeting a Claude model (passthrough is only for models).\nCheck that","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3695","title":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#claude-proxy-troubleshooting","content":"This guide covers every issue encountered during development and real-world usage of the NeuroLink Claude proxy. For general proxy documentation, see Claude Proxy.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3696","title":"Common Issues","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#common-issues","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Common Issues","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3697","title":"1. \"API Error: 400 invalid_request_error: Error\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#1-api-error-400-invalid_request_error-error","content":"Cause: An OAuth token was sent without the required cloaking headers (billing header, in metadata). This only happens when making bare requests through the proxy -- Claude Code includes its own cloaking automatically.\n\nFix: Always connect to the proxy via Claude Code, not bare HTTP clients. The proxy's cloaking pipeline is designed to complement Claude Code's own request format. If you are testing with , the proxy will still work for the , , and endpoints, but requires a properly formed Claude Code request or a valid API key account.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"1. \"API Error: 400 invalid_request_error: Error\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3698","title":"2. \"credit balance is too low\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#2-credit-balance-is-too-low","content":"Cause: The environment variable points to an account with no credits, and that key was included in the account rotation pool.\n\nFix: The proxy now only uses API keys as a fallback when no OAuth accounts exist. If you have OAuth accounts authenticated via , remove from your environment to prevent it from being picked up:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"2. \"credit balance is too low\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3699","title":"Check if the env var is set","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#check-if-the-env-var-is-set","content":"echo $ANTHROPICAPIKEY","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Check if the env var is set","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3700","title":"Then restart your terminal, or:","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#then-restart-your-terminal-or","content":"unset ANTHROPICAPIKEY\nANTHROPICAPIKEY`. The environment variable is only used when no other accounts exist.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Then restart your terminal, or:","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3701","title":"3. \"context_management: Extra inputs are not permitted\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#3-context_management-extra-inputs-are-not-permitted","content":"Cause: Missing beta headers in the upstream request to Anthropic, specifically . Without this header, Anthropic rejects fields that Claude Code includes in its requests.\n\nFix: The proxy now forwards Claude Code's exact beta headers to Anthropic. Ensure you are running the latest build:\n\nIf the error persists, verify the beta headers in debug logs:\n\n`bash\nNEUROLINKLOGLEVEL=debug neurolink proxy start","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"3. \"context_management: Extra inputs are not permitted\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3702","title":"Look for: [proxy] beta headers: oauth-2025-04-20, claude-code-20250219, ...","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#look-for-proxy-beta-headers-oauth-2025-04-20-claude-code-20250219-","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Look for: [proxy] beta headers: oauth-2025-04-20, claude-code-20250219, ...","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3703","title":"4. First request takes 30 seconds","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#4-first-request-takes-30-seconds","content":"Cause: MCP server initialization. If or the project's references external MCP servers (filesystem, github-copilot, etc.), NeuroLink tries to connect to all of them on the first request.\n\nFix: The proxy sets internally to skip MCP initialization. If you are still experiencing slow first requests:\nVerify you are starting the proxy via (not running NeuroLink directly).\nCheck that the environment variable is not being overridden.\nIf using a custom config, ensure it does not reference MCP servers.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"4. First request takes 30 seconds","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3704","title":"5. \"OAuth token has expired\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#5-oauth-token-has-expired","content":"Cause: The token expired and the auto-refresh mechanism did not trigger in time. This can happen if the proxy was stopped and restarted after a long period, or if the system clock drifted.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate:\n\nThe proxy has two layers of token refresh to prevent this:\nPre-request check (1-hour buffer) -- refreshes before each request if the token expires soon.\n401 auto-refresh + retry -- on a 401 response, refreshes and retries up to 5 times.\n\nIf this error occurs repeatedly, check that your system clock is accurate ( should match real time).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"5. \"OAuth token has expired\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3705","title":"6. \"accounts disabled until re-authentication\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#6-accounts-disabled-until-re-authentication","content":"Cause: All accounts have been permanently disabled because their OAuth refresh tokens are expired or invalid. This happens after 15 consecutive refresh failures on an account. The proxy persists this state to disk via , so it survives restarts.\n\nFix: Re-authenticate the affected accounts:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"6. \"accounts disabled until re-authentication\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3706","title":"Re-login to reset the disabled state","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#re-login-to-reset-the-disabled-state","content":"neurolink auth login anthropic --method oauth","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Re-login to reset the disabled state","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3707","title":"For labeled accounts","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#for-labeled-accounts","content":"neurolink auth login anthropic --method oauth --add --label work\npermanentlyDisabledconsecutiveRefreshFailures`).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"For labeled accounts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3708","title":"7. Token refresh rate limited","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#7-token-refresh-rate-limited","content":"Cause: Too many refresh attempts in a short period. Anthropic's OAuth server rate-limits token refresh requests.\n\nFix: Wait 30 seconds, then re-login:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"7. 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Claude Code not connecting to proxy","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#8-claude-code-not-connecting-to-proxy","content":"Symptoms: Claude Code makes requests directly to instead of through the proxy.\n\nDiagnosis:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"8. 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Use these to find the corresponding trace in your observability backend (Jaeger, Grafana Tempo, OpenObserve):\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Correlate logs with traces","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3725","title":"Find the traceId for a specific request","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#find-the-traceid-for-a-specific-request","content":"cat ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).jsonl | jq 'select(.traceId) | {timestamp, model, traceId, spanId, responseStatus}'","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Find the traceId for a specific request","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3726","title":"Grafana: Explore → Tempo → Search by traceId","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#grafana-explore-tempo-search-by-traceid","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Grafana: Explore → Tempo → Search by traceId","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3727","title":"Check debug logs","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#check-debug-logs","content":"Full request/response debug logs (complete headers and body summaries) are written to a separate file:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Check debug logs","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3728","title":"View today's debug log","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#view-todays-debug-log","content":"cat ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-debug-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).jsonl | python3 -m json.tool","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"View today's debug log","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3729","title":"Search for a specific request ID","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#search-for-a-specific-request-id","content":"grep \"abc-123\" ~/.neurolink/logs/proxy-debug-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).jsonl | python3 -m json.tool\n`\n\nDebug log entries include: request headers, request body summary (model, max_tokens, message count, tool count, thinking config), response status, response headers, response body (first 2000 chars on errors), and duration.\n\nLog rotation: Log files are automatically cleaned up at startup and hourly. 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The proxy does not parse, modify, or reconstruct the request body. Only the authentication and protocol headers are set:\n(for OAuth accounts)\n(for API key accounts)\nBeta headers from the client request are forwarded as-is\nCloaking headers applied only for OAuth accounts (User-Agent, Stainless SDK headers, billing block)\n\nWhen to suspect passthrough issues: If the request works with one account but not another, the issue is likely account-specific (expired token, wrong permissions, billing).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Proxy Troubleshooting","lvl2":"Passthrough mode (Claude to Claude)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3748","title":"Translation mode (Claude to other provider)","url":"/docs/features/claude-proxy-troubleshooting#translation-mode-claude-to-other-provider","content":"Full request parsing and format conversion through . 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Key behaviors tested through the provider integration tests:\nToken expiry uses milliseconds: is compared against (both in milliseconds).\n5-minute buffer: Tokens are refreshed when they expire within 5 minutes ( ms).\nIn-place mutation: The provider mutates the object in-place so the closure picks up the new automatically.\nDisk persistence: After refreshing, the new token is written to .\nCalled before every request: Both and call before making API calls.\n\nThe refresh flow in the provider calls () with , , and the refresh token.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Auto-Refresh Testing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3958","title":"5. Environment Variables Reference","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#5-environment-variables-reference","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"5. 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Model Availability by Tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#6-model-availability-by-tier","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"6. 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models","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#free-tier-use-haiku-models","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Hello\" --provider anthropic --model claude-3-5-haiku-20241022","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Free tier: use Haiku models","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3986","title":"Or upgrade your subscription tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#or-upgrade-your-subscription-tier","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Or upgrade your subscription tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3987","title":"Issue: \"Rate limit exceeded\"","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#issue-rate-limit-exceeded","content":"Symptoms:\n\nSolutions:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Issue: \"Rate limit exceeded\"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3988","title":"Check rate limit 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information","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#--rate-limit-information","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"- Rate limit information","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3995","title":"Validating Environment","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#validating-environment","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Validating Environment","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3996","title":"Full environment validation","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#full-environment-validation","content":"pnpm run env:validate","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Testing Guide","lvl2":"Full environment validation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"3997","title":"Check specific configuration","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription-testing#check-specific-configuration","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth status 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NeuroLink then securely stores your tokens for future requests.\n\nSetup Guide\n\nAPI Key Setup (Standard)\n\nStep 1: Get Your API Key\nVisit console.anthropic.com\nSign in or create an account\nNavigate to API Keys section\nClick Create Key\nCopy your new API key (starts with )\n\nStep 2: Configure Environment\n\nSet the API key in your environment:\n\nStep 3: Verify Configuration\n\nStep 4: SDK Usage\n\nOAuth Setup (Claude Pro/Max)\n\nOAuth authentication allows you to use your Claude Pro or Max subscription through NeuroLink, leveraging your subscription quota instead of API billing.\n\nOAuth authentication is designed for personal and development use. 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Best for:\nProduction deployments\nServer-side applications\nPredictable billing (pay-per-token)\nFull API control","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"API Key Authentication (Recommended for Production)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4015","title":"OAuth Authentication (Claude Pro/Max)","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-authentication-claude-promax","content":"OAuth authentication allows you to use your existing Claude Pro or Max subscription through NeuroLink. This is ideal for:\nPersonal development using your existing Pro/Max subscription\nCLI usage without additional API costs\nLeveraging your subscription's included usage quota\n\nWhen you authenticate with OAuth, you are redirected to claude.ai to sign in with your Claude account. After authorizing, you receive an authorization code to paste back into the CLI. 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For production deployments, use API key authentication for better reliability and SLA guarantees.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"OAuth Setup (Claude Pro/Max)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4027","title":"Step 1: Start OAuth Authentication","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#step-1-start-oauth-authentication","content":"Use the CLI to initiate the OAuth flow:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Step 1: Start OAuth Authentication","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4028","title":"Start OAuth authentication (interactive -- choose method)","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#start-oauth-authentication-interactive----choose-method","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Start OAuth authentication (interactive -- choose method)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4029","title":"Start OAuth authentication directly","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#start-oauth-authentication-directly","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic --method oauth","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Start OAuth authentication directly","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4030","title":"Or create an API key via OAuth (recommended for Pro/Max users)","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#or-create-an-api-key-via-oauth-recommended-for-promax-users","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic --method create-api-key\napi-keyoauthcreate-api-key` | Create a real API key via OAuth using your account |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Or create an API key via OAuth (recommended for Pro/Max users)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4031","title":"Step 2: Authorize in Browser","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#step-2-authorize-in-browser","content":"Sign in to your Claude account in the browser (claude.ai)\nReview the 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status","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#check-authentication-status","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth status","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Check authentication status","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4035","title":"Check status for a specific provider","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#check-status-for-a-specific-provider","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth status anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Check status for a specific provider","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4036","title":"Refresh Token: Available","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#refresh-token-available","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Refresh Token: Available","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4037","title":"Token Management","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#token-management","content":"OAuth tokens are managed automatically by 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\"...\",\n \"expiresAt\": 1740000000000,\n \"tokenType\": \"Bearer\",\n \"scope\": \"user:profile user:inference\"\n },\n \"provider\": \"anthropic\",\n \"subscriptionTier\": \"pro\",\n \"createdAt\": 1739000000000,\n \"updatedAt\": 1739000000000\n}\nexpiresAtDate.now()TokenStoresrc/lib/auth/tokenStore.ts~/.neurolink/tokens.json`.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Revoke authentication","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4041","title":"SDK OAuth Usage","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#sdk-oauth-usage","content":"To use OAuth authentication in the SDK, pass and an object to the Anthropic provider constructor via the NeuroLink configuration:\n\nAlternatively, the provider auto-detects OAuth credentials from:\nStored credentials file ( or legacy ) -- highest priority\nEnvironment variables or \n\nIf either source provides a valid OAuth token, the provider automatically switches to OAuth mode without any explicit configuration.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"SDK OAuth Usage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4042","title":"AnthropicProvider Direct Usage","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#anthropicprovider-direct-usage","content":"For advanced use cases, you can instantiate directly with :\n\nThe interface accepts:\n\n| Property | Type | Default | Description |\n| -------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |\n| | | Auto-detected | Authentication method |\n| | | Auto-detected | Subscription tier for model access validation |\n| | | | Include beta headers for experimental features |\n| | | Auto-detected | OAuth token for OAuth authentication |\n| | | From env | API key for API key authentication |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"AnthropicProvider Direct Usage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4043","title":"Auto-Refresh Behavior","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#auto-refresh-behavior","content":"The Anthropic provider automatically refreshes expired OAuth tokens before every and call via the method. This happens transparently and requires no user intervention.\n\nHow auto-refresh works:\nBefore each API call, the provider checks the timestamp on the OAuth token\nIf the token is expired or within 5 minutes of expiring, a refresh is attempted\nThe refresh request is sent to using the stored refresh token\nThe refreshed token is stored both in-memory (mutated in-place on the same object reference so the fetch wrapper picks it up) and persisted to \nIf no refresh token is available and the token is expired, an is thrown\n\nThe function accepts a getter function that is called on each request to retrieve the current access token. 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Not required when using OAuth.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Environment Variables","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4046","title":"Subscription Tier Detection","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#subscription-tier-detection","content":"The provider detects the subscription tier in this priority order:\nExplicit passed in \nenvironment variable (valid values: , , , , , )\nInferred from OAuth token scopes (if present)\nDefault: when OAuth token is present, when using API key","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Subscription Tier Detection","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4047","title":"CLI Options","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#cli-options","content":"`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"CLI Options","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4048","title":"Specify provider and model","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#specify-provider-and-model","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Your prompt\" --provider anthropic --model claude-sonnet-4-20250514","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Specify provider and model","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4049","title":"Set temperature and max tokens","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#set-temperature-and-max-tokens","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Your prompt\" --provider anthropic --temperature 0.7 --max-tokens 2000","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Set temperature and max tokens","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4050","title":"Use streaming output","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#use-streaming-output","content":"pnpm run cli -- stream \"Tell me a story\" --provider anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Use streaming output","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4051","title":"Specify auth method and subscription tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#specify-auth-method-and-subscription-tier","content":"pnpm run cli -- generate \"Your prompt\" \\\n --provider anthropic \\\n --authMethod oauth \\\n --subscriptionTier pro\nanthropic-subscription` as a provider alias that indicates subscription tier support.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Specify auth method and subscription tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4052","title":"Beta Features","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#beta-features","content":"Anthropic regularly releases new features in beta. NeuroLink includes beta headers automatically when is true (the default).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Beta Features","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4053","title":"Beta Headers","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#beta-headers","content":"For API key authentication, the following beta headers are included:\n\nThese correspond to the enum values in :\n\n| Enum Value | Header Value |\n| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------- |\n| | |\n| | |\n| | |\n\nFor OAuth authentication, the fetch wrapper uses different beta headers:\n\nThe header is required for OAuth-authenticated requests. The header is conditionally included only if the original request headers already contain it.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Beta Headers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4054","title":"Model Availability by Tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#model-availability-by-tier","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Model Availability by Tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4055","title":"Model Access Matrix","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#model-access-matrix","content":"Model access is defined in in :\n\n| Model | Free | Pro | Max/Max5/Max20 | API |\n| ------------------------------------------------------ | ---- | --- | ---------------- | --- |\n| (Claude 3 Haiku) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3.5 Haiku) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3.5 Sonnet) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3.5 Sonnet V2) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude Sonnet 4) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude 3 Opus) | No | No | Yes | Yes |\n| (Claude Opus 4) | No | No | Yes | Yes |\n\nKey observations:\nFree tier only gets Haiku models (Claude 3 Haiku and Claude 3.5 Haiku)\nPro tier gets Haiku and Sonnet models, but not Opus\nMax tiers (max, max5, max20) and API have access to all models (wildcard )","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Model Access Matrix","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4056","title":"Default Models by Tier","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#default-models-by-tier","content":"Each tier has a recommended default model (from ):\n\n| Tier | Default Model |\n| ------ | --------------------------- |\n| Free | |\n| Pro | |\n| Max | |\n| Max_5 | |\n| Max_20 | |\n| API | |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Default Models by Tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4057","title":"Model Tier Enforcement","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#model-tier-enforcement","content":"When the provider detects that the requested model is not available for the user's subscription tier, it automatically falls back to the recommended model for that tier and logs a warning:\n\nYou can validate model access programmatically:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Model Tier Enforcement","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4058","title":"Choosing the Right Model","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#choosing-the-right-model","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Choosing the Right Model","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4059","title":"Usage Tracking","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#usage-tracking","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Usage Tracking","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4060","title":"Rate Limit Tracking","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#rate-limit-tracking","content":"The Anthropic provider tracks rate limit information from API response headers. After each request, you can query usage info:\n\nThe type tracks:\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n| --------------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------- |\n| | | Messages sent in current period |\n| | | Messages remaining (-1 if unknown) |\n| | | Total tokens consumed |\n| | | Tokens remaining (-1 if unknown) |\n| | | Input/prompt tokens consumed |\n| | | Output/response tokens consumed |\n| | | Total API requests made |\n| | | Whether currently rate limited |\n| | | When rate limit expires (ms timestamp) |\n| | | Percentage of message quota used (0-100) |\n| | | Percentage of token quota used (0-100) |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Rate Limit Tracking","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4061","title":"Rate Limit Handling","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#rate-limit-handling","content":"The provider automatically logs warnings when approaching rate limits:\nWhen fewer than 5 requests remain in the current window\nWhen token usage exceeds 90% of the token limit\n\nRate limit information is parsed from these Anthropic response headers:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Rate Limit Handling","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4062","title":"Monitoring API Usage","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#monitoring-api-usage","content":"For API key authentication, monitor token usage from generate results:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Monitoring API Usage","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4063","title":"OAuth Implementation Details","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-implementation-details","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"OAuth Implementation Details","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4064","title":"OAuth Flow","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-flow","content":"NeuroLink's OAuth implementation follows the same approach used by the official Claude Code CLI. 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Some users report that certain models return \"This credential is only authorized for use with Claude Code\" errors.\n\nCurrent limitations observed:\n\n| Model Family | OAuth Access | Notes |\n| ---------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------- |\n| Claude 3 Haiku | Works | Reliable access |\n| Claude 3.5 Haiku | Works | Reliable access |\n| Claude Sonnet 4 | Varies | May return authorization errors |\n| Claude Opus 4 | Varies | May return authorization errors |\n\nWorkarounds:\nUse API Key Authentication: For production use, API key authentication is more reliable\nCreate API Key via OAuth: Use to create a real API key through (requires scope)\nUse Haiku Models: Haiku models appear to have more consistent OAuth access","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Known Limitations","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4069","title":"Troubleshooting","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#troubleshooting","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Troubleshooting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4070","title":"Common Issues and Solutions","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#common-issues-and-solutions","content":"","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Common Issues and Solutions","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4071","title":"Authentication Errors","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#authentication-errors","content":"Issue: \"Invalid API key\" error\n\nSolution:\nVerify your API key starts with \nCheck for extra spaces or characters\nEnsure the key is active in console.anthropic.com\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Authentication Errors","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4072","title":"Verify environment variable is set correctly","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#verify-environment-variable-is-set-correctly","content":"echo $ANTHROPICAPIKEY | head -c 20","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Verify environment variable is set correctly","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4073","title":"Should output: sk-ant-api03-xxxx...","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#should-output-sk-ant-api03-xxxx","content":"`","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Should output: sk-ant-api03-xxxx...","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4074","title":"OAuth Token Expired","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#oauth-token-expired","content":"Issue: \"OAuth token expired and no refresh token available\" error\n\nSolution:\n\n`bash","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"OAuth Token Expired","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4075","title":"Refresh the token","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#refresh-the-token","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth refresh anthropic","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Claude Subscription Support","lvl2":"Refresh the token","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4076","title":"Or re-authenticate","url":"/docs/features/claude-subscription#or-re-authenticate","content":"pnpm run cli -- auth login anthropic\ngenerate()stream()` call. 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Its final record identifies\nthe upstream model in , the client alias in , and disjoint\nusage with . Native Codex SSE bytes remain\nunchanged. The offline analyzer also recognizes legacy native Codex paths when\nthe accounting marker is absent.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Codex (ChatGPT) Support for NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Usage accounting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4166","title":"2. Adding accounts","url":"/docs/features/codex-proxy-support#2-adding-accounts","content":"Codex login works by importing the credential the Codex CLI already holds. Log into Codex normally, then import:\n\nEach import reads , decodes the account id / plan / email from the token, and stores it under a key in . If you omit , the account email is used.\n\nList the pool (Codex and Anthropic accounts appear together):\n\nRemove Codex accounts:\n\nOnly ChatGPT subscription login () can be pooled. 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It runs transparently before every and call.\n\nBefore each LLM call, the Budget Checker estimates the total input tokens needed (system prompt + conversation history + current prompt + tool definitions + file attachments) and compares them against the model's available context window. When usage exceeds the configured threshold (default: 80%), the ContextCompactor runs a 5-stage reduction pipeline:\nRelevance Drop — Ask a decision model which earlier messages the current request still needs (needs a decision provider; skipped without one)\nTool Output Pruning — Replace old tool results with placeholders (cheapest, no LLM call)\nFile Read Deduplication — Keep only the latest read of each file (cheap, no LLM call)\nLLM Summarization — Structured 10-section summary of older messages (expensive, requires LLM call)\nSliding Window Truncation — Remove oldest messages while preserving the first exchange (fallback, no LLM call)\n\nIf a provider still returns a context overflow error after compaction, the system detects it across all supported providers and retries with aggressive compaction.\n\nQuick Start\n\nThat's it. 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See\nthat page for why the asymmetry is a hard invariant rather than a tuning\nchoice.\n\nSDK Configuration\n\nThe full block lives inside :\n\n| Field | Type | Default | Description |\n| ----------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |\n| | | (when summarization enabled) | Master switch for auto-compaction |\n| | | | Usage ratio (0.0–1.0) that triggers compaction |\n| | | | Enable Stage 1: tool output pruning |\n| | | | Enable Stage 2: file read deduplication |\n| | | | Enable Stage 4: sliding window truncation fallback |\n| | | (50 KB) | Maximum tool output size in bytes before truncation |\n| | | | Maximum tool output lines before truncation |\n| | | | Fraction of remaining context allocated for file reads |\n\nEnvironment Variables\n\nThese environment variables configure conversation memory and summarization, which in turn affect compaction behavior:\n\n| Variable | Default | Description |\n| ---------------------------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |\n| | | Set to to enable conversation memory |\n| | | Set to to disable summarization |\n| | auto (80% of model context) | Override token threshold for triggering summarization |\n| | | Provider for summarization LLM calls |\n| | | Model for summarization LLM calls |\n| | | Maximum number of sessions to keep in memory |\n\nSource: \n\nCLI Flags\n\nThe command accepts compaction-specific flags:\n\n| Flag | Type | Default | Description |\n| ---------------------- | --------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------- |\n| | | | Context compaction trigger threshold (0.0–1.0) |\n| | | | Disable automatic context compaction |\n\nSource: \n\nPublic API Methods\n\nGet context usage statistics for a session. 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It runs transparently before every and call.\n\nBefore each LLM call, the Budget Checker estimates the total input tokens needed (system prompt + conversation history + current prompt + tool definitions + file attachments) and compares them against the model's available context window. 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The Vercel AI SDK and Pydantic AI both renamed\nthat to / when exposing it, and NeuroLink follows them —\nthe vendor's spelling is translated inside , so a second\ndecision provider slots in without changing any call site.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"The three primitives","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4355","title":"Confidence is not probability","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#confidence-is-not-probability","content":"says what the model thinks. says _whether you\nshould act on it_. It is calibrated — derived from the distribution, not\nself-reported — which is what makes it usable as a gate.\n\nCalibration is a property of groups of answers, not a promise about any\none. Across many answers, those scored 0.8 are right about 80% of the time.\nIt does not mean a specific 0.8 answer is right.\n\nA carries no confidence of its own. Use \n— distance from a coin flip, so 0.5 → 0 and 0/1 → 1. Note also that a \nand an equivalent two-option are not guaranteed to agree, and\ncomplementary booleans do not reliably sum to 1, so a threshold tuned on one\nquestion shape does not transfer to another.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Confidence is not probability","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4356","title":"Enabling it","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#enabling-it","content":"Get a key at console.typesafe.ai/keys.\n\nThe degradation contract. returns\n when no decision provider has its key set, and returns\n on any failure. There is no configuration in which a missing, invalid,\nslow or unreachable decision model changes NeuroLink's observable behaviour —\nit only ever falls back to what it did before.\n\nA credential the service does not accept disables that provider instance rather\nthan paying a round trip on every later call to be told so again.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Enabling it","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4357","title":"Two transports","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#two-transports","content":"The same model is reachable two ways. Which one runs is decided once, in the\nconstructor:\n\n| | Direct | Vercel AI Gateway |\n| ------------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------- |\n| Key | | |\n| Endpoint | | |\n| Model named in | request body | header |\n| Question vocabulary | | |\n| | on each answer | on , not on the answer |\n| Billed by | TypeSafe | Vercel |\n\nHolding both keys keeps the direct transport, so the confidence figures a\nhost already sees do not shift underneath it when a second key appears. Both\ntransports report the vendor's calibrated confidence — the gateway simply puts\nit somewhere else, under ,\nleaving the answer objects without one. Set (or\n) to override.\n\n⚠️ Read that field, not the distribution peak. It is tempting to take\n when an answer carries no , and on a\nnear-certain answer the two agree. On an uncertain one they do not, and not by a\nlittle: a measured four-way choice returned probabilities\n — a peak of 0.33 against a\nreported confidence of 0.10. That gap straddles the default\n of 0.3, so the derived number clears a bar the real one\nfails and a near-random pick gets acted on as a confident one. The peak stays as\nthe fallback when neither source reports a confidence, and it is genuinely a\ndifferent quantity: an even distribution over N options lands near 1/N, not 0.\n\nUsage is spelled differently too — / on the\ndirect API, / on the gateway. Both are read. 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One question over N options therefore ranks all N in a\nsingle request. This is the basis for picking from a large catalogue.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"A choice answer is also a ranking","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4360","title":"The one rule: batch, never fan out","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#the-one-rule-batch-never-fan-out","content":"This inverts the instinct you have from LLMs.\n\nQuestion count barely affects latency (measured against the live API):\n\n| questions | round trip | input tokens |\n| --------- | ---------- | ------------ |\n| 1 | 393 ms | 310 |\n| 10 | 390 ms | 481 |\n| 100 | 423 ms | 2 281 |\n| 400 | 465 ms | 8 581 |\n\n400 questions cost ~70 ms more than one. 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The strategy can fill\nit in automatically from a four-level scope rubric ( through\n) — and the mapping is a one-directional invariant: it can only\never lower the 0.8 default, never raise it, because over-filling a window is\nan unrecoverable provider error.\n\nSee per-request context budget for the\nrubric, the invariant, and how the threshold scales the compaction target.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Per-request context budget","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4365","title":"Relevance-driven compaction","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#relevance-driven-compaction","content":"Before the existing positional compaction stages run, an optional Stage 0\nasks, per eligible message, whether the current request still needs it — at\n~400 ms for the whole batch regardless of message count. 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A decision\nmodel instead asks one calibrated yes/no question per server, and a server is\nexcluded only on a confident \"no\" ( default 0.6), because\ndropping a needed server breaks the turn while keeping an unneeded one only\ncosts a few tokens.\n\nA measured wording change moved unrelated servers from a mean probability of\n0.31 (dropping 12 of 39 unneeded servers) to a mean of 0.03 (dropping 37 of\n39, with zero wrong drops) — seen in\ntool / MCP routing by decision model,\nwhich also covers the exact question shape and its size guards.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"The `decide` inference type","lvl2":"Tool / MCP routing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"4367","title":"RAG retrieval planning","url":"/docs/features/decide-inference-type#rag-retrieval-planning","content":"lets each RAG query get its own //\n/ plan instead of one fixed configuration for every query. 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It terminates a CLI's own OAuth\ntoken, swaps in one from a pooled account, forwards upstream, and relays SSE back.\n\nIt exposes three wire surfaces:\n\n| Door | Factory | Upstream |\n| ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |\n| | () | |\n| | () | translation engine / Anthropic loopback |\n| | () | |\n\nDispatch is by URL path. A CLI is \"onboarded\" by writing _that CLI's own config\nfile_ so it points at the right door. Three such writers exist, hand-authored, sharing\nno abstraction:\n\n| CLI | Writer | Restore | Target |\n| ----------- | --------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |\n| Claude Code | | | () |\n| OpenCode | | | () |\n| Codex | | | () |\n\n is the important door and nothing is pointed at it.\n speaks plain OpenAI Chat Completions and requires no inbound\nauthentication at all — for in returns\nnothing. The OpenCode writer supplies a placeholder () purely because the AI SDK demands a non-empty\nstring. Any CLI that can be told a base URL and an arbitrary API key lands here with\nzero protocol work.\n\nCoverage, verified on this machine\n\n| CLI | Installed | Verdict | Mechanism |\n| ------------ | ----------------------------- | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Claude Code | yes | live | |\n| Codex | yes | live | + |\n| OpenCode | 1.3.13 | live | in (fixed: #1366/#1367) |\n| Qwen Code | | live | → |\n| Copilot CLI | | live | via a sourceable env script |\n| Hermes Agent | no | easy (unverified on disk) | / |\n| Gemini CLI | | moderate | , API-key mode only |\n| Amp | | hard | honoured, but fronts a proprietary backend — see §7c |\n| Cursor | 2026.05.28 | refuted | env vars are dead code — proven by live test |\n| Antigravity | 1.107.0 | hard | proprietary Cascade protobuf |\n| Grok CLI | no | unconfirmed | not installed |\n| Kiro CLI | no | hard | fixed AWS hosts, OAuth device flow |\n\nNear-term: 2 live → 6 — five of those are now live (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Copilot CLI), with config-writer work only and zero new route modules. The remaining one is Hermes Agent, which the table above marks easy but unverified on disk.\n\nThe eleven-CLI roster above is PokeTokenBar's list plus Qwen Code, which this\naudit added after verifying it directly. It is still not the whole field: SARA\ntracks Amp, which neither of the others does, while PokeTokenBar tracks\nHermes, Kiro, Antigravity and Grok, which SARA does not. 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SARA\n(the project, a sibling checkout) ships an eight-CLI session reader registry\nat :\n— dedicated lazy-factory readers for Claude, Codex, OpenCode\n and Gemini, registered via with dynamic imports —\n the same shape as .\n— a generic loop covering Cursor, Amp, Qwen and\n Copilot, with the specs in .\nPer-CLI on-disk paths already resolved: ,\n , , .\nkeeps and exposes it as\n on each descriptor () — an honesty marker separating readers\n confirmed against real data from ones written to spec. Worth copying that idea\n regardless of what else we take.\n\nWhat SARA does not do is extract usage. Only touches tokens at\nall (18 hits for //; , ,\n and each have zero) — and it does so only to\ncompute current context-window occupancy, deliberately non-cumulative so it\nself-corrects after compaction (). The other readers parse\ntranscript parts and stop.\n\nSo the split is: take file-walking, path resolution, provider detection and the\nregistry shape from SARA — same language, already written. Take the _token extraction\nand aggregation_ semantics from PokeTokenBar, which is the part SARA lacks and the part\nthat is actually hard.\n\nThe project is ~3,600 lines of Swift covering\nthese ten formats: (1,264), \n(373), (1,077),\n (542), (171).\n\nA TypeScript port is smaller than a transliteration, because Node needs neither\nSwift's actor/ concurrency scaffolding nor (230 lines\nthat exist only so a Finder-launched can see shell exports).\n\nPer-format estimates: Claude ~120 lines, Gemini ~80, Hermes ~70, OpenCode ~150,\nGrok ~180, Cursor ~180 + ~150 shared incremental-SQLite scaffolding. 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Local-log reading shares no code with any of it: it never touches\n, , or the account pools, and it is explicitly not a modification\nof (which polls providers' remote usage APIs for accounts in\nNeuroLink's own pool, covering only Anthropic and Codex).\n\nIt should be its own branch and its own subsystem — a new with\none reader per CLI behind a lazy dynamic-import registry mirroring\n, and types in per rule 2. One\nwrinkle worth designing for early: PokeTokenBar is a long-running menu-bar app, so it\nkeeps Kiro's and Codex's cross-scan merge state in memory. A CLI invocation has no\nequivalent, so that state must be persisted to disk.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Where it belongs","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5553","title":"7b. 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Two operational notes for whoever builds it: the CLI\nrefuses to run outside a trusted directory ( or\n for headless testing), and it issues a\n call during startup, so the door has to answer more than just\nthe user's turn.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Gemini CLI — the override is real; the door is what is missing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5555","title":"Amp — override honoured, but it brings its own front door","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#amp-override-honoured-but-it-brings-its-own-front-door","content":"is genuinely live, unlike Cursor's inert variables: pointed at the\nproxy, Amp built its login URL against it —\n — and waited for a code.\n\nThat is also the finding. Amp does not authenticate with a bearer token the way\nthe five live CLIs do; it expects an OAuth-style CLI login flow at its own\nendpoint before any API traffic. Onboarding it therefore means implementing\nAmp's auth surface, not writing a config file, which puts it in the\nnew-wire-format class with Gemini rather than the config-writer class. Its\nbundle vendors Google's GenAI SDK, so strings inside it\ndescribe a dependency and not Amp's own wire — worth knowing before someone\ngreps for them and concludes otherwise.\n\nThis was the assessment with no set, so the login prompt was as\nfar as the CLI got. §7c re-runs this with a key supplied, past the login\nprompt, and reaches a materially worse conclusion: Amp is not \"new-wire-format\nlike Gemini,\" it is a proprietary control-plane CLI, and pointing it at this\nproxy makes it fail every invocation rather than merely fail to find a route.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Amp — override honoured, but it brings its own front door","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5556","title":"Hermes and Grok — unverifiable here, and that is the finding","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#hermes-and-grok-unverifiable-here-and-that-is-the-finding","content":"Neither is installed: no binary on , no or ,\nnothing under any package root. The audit's \"easy (unverified on disk)\" verdict\nfor Hermes remains exactly that — it was never validated, and the\n claim comes from documentation rather than from a bundle.\n\nRecording this rather than leaving the rows ambiguous: the blocker is\navailability, not difficulty, and the first step for either is installing it —\nnot writing a configurator against a guessed config surface.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Hermes and Grok — unverifiable here, and that is the finding","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5557","title":"7c. Amp CLI, exhaustively assessed (2026-08-29)","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#7c-amp-cli-exhaustively-assessed-2026-08-29","content":"§7b's Amp finding stopped at the login prompt because no was\nset. Supplying a placeholder key () bypasses the\nOAuth flow and lets the CLI proceed — which is what actually settles whether\nAmp is onboardable as a , not merely whether\n is honoured.\n\nConfig surface, confirmed from the installed binary (,\n wrapping ) and matching a live :\n(env, highest precedence; default ) — the\n same variable §7b tested.\nA persisted key in the global settings file, default\n (resolved via \n — no macOS-specific branch; confirmed both from the\n bundle's path-resolution constants and from reporting exactly\n that path on this machine).\n— overrides the settings-file path outright; used\n throughout this investigation to keep every probe out of the user's real\n .\n, , — logging/home overrides, not\n routing-relevant.\n(env) or a settings-file — bearer credential.\n\nNone of this contradicts §7b. What's new is what happens once the CLI is\nactually let past login.\n\nTwo probes against a local capture server (not the live proxy), both with\n and redirected into a scratch directory and\n set to a placeholder:\nA naive stub returning for every\n request. Amp's client reads , gets back from a\n string error, and fails with a garbled — an\n artifact of the stub's shape, not a finding on its own, but it already\n shows the first call Amp makes once past login is\n .\nA properly-shaped server returning envelopes\n for and . With those two calls satisfied, Amp\n proceeded to with body\n — a third, distinct\n proprietary RPC that provisions the agent's execution thread. No model\n call was ever attempted; the run was stopped once this third call landed,\n since answering it too would mean building out Amp's orchestration layer,\n not a completions endpoint.\n\nSo the actual call sequence, before Amp ever needs a model response, is:\n → → .\nAll three are bespoke JSON-RPC-shaped endpoints private to Amp's backend, and\nnone of them map onto any of the proxy's four wire doors (,\n, ,\n).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"7c. Amp CLI, exhaustively assessed (2026-08-29)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5558","title":"8. Defects","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#8-defects","content":"Eleven filed on . 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's note is incomplete: alongside and\n there are , (\"Proxy\n Performance Gates\", runs against /\n ), (validate, commit-message validation,\n ) and . also\n runs several suites the pre-push hook does not — ,\n and the bedrock / sagemaker / anthropic /\n aistudio characterization suites.\n A new proxy engine can trip .\nDocs PRs are gated. triggers on and runs a\n Docusaurus typecheck and build without . Frontmatter and link\n checks are soft.\nDecide the orphaning question deliberately. and\n have no frontmatter, are absent from\n , and are unlinked from .\n Following that precedent exactly means a new doc is not published and not\n discoverable. This document follows the precedent; that should be revisited.\nBranch naming: no ticket numbers here. The global \n convention is Juspay-internal Bitbucket. This OSS repo uses plain\n — , .\n Conventional commits; never commit directly to .\n⚠️ is stale — it teaches types\n () and vitest (), both of which contradict enforced\n rules 7 and 15. Do not cite it as authoritative.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"9. Repo conventions this work must follow","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5560","title":"Appendix: verification method","url":"/docs/features/proxy-cli-onboarding#appendix-verification-method","content":"Eight independent auditors, one per claim cluster, each required to cite \nactually read and to report corrections rather than agree. Findings that could be\nchecked against this machine were checked against installed binaries and live config,\nnot documentation — including a live run that confirmed its env vars are\ninert, and a run that confirmed which config file is really loaded.\n\nClaims that did not survive are listed in §2 rather than quietly dropped.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Onboarding a New AI Coding CLI onto the NeuroLink Proxy","lvl2":"Appendix: verification method","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5561","title":"Proxy Peer Sharing","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing","content":"Proxy Peer Sharing\n\nYour proxy pool has 5-hour and 7-day windows that often go unused. Someone else's\npool runs out. Peer sharing lets the first lend to the second — on the lender's\nterms, revocable at any moment.\n\nEach person runs their own . There is no central server: a\nlender exposes their proxy and issues a grant; a borrower adds it as a\npeer and reaches for it only once their own accounts are spent.\n\nBefore you share. Lending subscription capacity to other people is very\nlikely outside your provider's consumer terms, and the account carrying the\ntraffic is the one exposed. This is a deliberate choice, not a default.\n\nQuick start\n\nLender:\n\nBorrower:\n\nThat is the whole loop. The borrower's own accounts keep serving as before; the\npeer is consulted only when none of them can.\n\nGates\n\nSharing is not a menu of modes. A grant carries one set of gates, all of which\nmust pass. 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The operator view names\n every account and its quota; a borrower gets instead.\nreleases account identity only to the update-control token once\n the gate is on, since a gated proxy is by definition one that may be exposed.\n\nThe borrower still receives the quota and grant headers their routing needs.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Privacy","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5575","title":"Ordering","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#ordering","content":"A borrower's request falls through in this order:\nIts own accounts, in the usual quota-aware order.\nPeers, by priority — same models, same wire format, one extra hop.\nThe configured provider fallback chain (Gemini, OpenAI, …), which answers as\n a different model.\n\nA node with no accounts at all still borrows: peers are tried before the\n\"no credentials\" error is returned.\n\nA borrowed request is never forwarded on to another peer. Chaining a lend onto a\nlend would spend a third party's capacity under a grant that says nothing about\nthem.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Ordering","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5576","title":"Two levels of sharing","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#two-levels-of-sharing","content":"Everything above describes live sharing: the borrower forwards each request\nthrough your proxy, so your gate is in the request path and your credentials\nnever leave your device. It is the default and the right choice for most people.\n\nComplete sharing trades that for availability. The borrower holds its own\ncredential on your account and calls the provider directly, so it keeps working\nwhen your laptop is shut.\n\n| | Live | Complete |\n| ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------- |\n| Your credentials leave your device | No | Yes — a separate, independent grant |\n| Works while you are offline | No | Yes, until the lease's grace runs out |\n| Revocation | Instant, next request | Next heartbeat; grace period at worst |\n| Enforcement | Cryptographic | Cooperative, plus after-the-fact audit |\n| Extra latency | One hop | None |\n| You can see their prompts | Yes (never captured to disk) | No |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Two levels of sharing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5577","title":"Provisioning a complete share","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#provisioning-a-complete-share","content":"Provisioning is split: the borrower generates the PKCE verifier and you only\nauthorize. You never hold a token for the credential you just minted, so there\nis nothing for you to leak, re-send, or forget to delete.\nThe borrower asks (they must already have your share token added as a\npeer):\n\nThis generates a verifier locally, sends only its SHA-256 challenge over the\nauthenticated grant, and keeps the verifier on their machine.\nYou authorize:\n\nIt prints an authorization URL carrying their challenge. Sign in, authorize,\nand paste the code back:\nThe borrower collects:\n\nThey exchange the code with their own verifier, on their own machine, and the\ntokens land only there.\n\nThe code is single-use and expires with the request (15 minutes). Intercepting\nit buys nothing: the token endpoint will not exchange a code without the\nverifier, and the verifier never crossed the wire.\n\nThis does not copy your own tokens. Anthropic's OAuth refresh tokens rotate,\nso two devices on one refresh chain invalidate each other — and the loser gets\ndisabled. That loser could be you.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Provisioning a complete share","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5578","title":"How control survives your device being off","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#how-control-survives-your-device-being-off","content":"What the borrower collects carries a lease: a signed, time-boxed statement of\nconsent that the borrower enforces on itself.\n(default 15m) — how often the borrower checks in. A \n or reaches them at the next one.\n(default 24h) — how long they may keep working while you\n are unreachable. This is the headline trade-off: shorter means tighter\n control, longer means they survive your weekend.\n(default 7d) — a hard stop baked into the signature, binding\n even on a borrower that never calls home again.\n\nSet and complete mode has live mode's availability with none\nof its enforcement, which is rarely what anyone wants.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"How control survives your device being off","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5579","title":"Verifying what a borrower reports","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#verifying-what-a-borrower-reports","content":"Reported spend is the borrower's word. The lender checks it against something\nthe borrower cannot influence: the account's own utilization, which the provider\nreports.\n\nAt each heartbeat the lender records the account's 5h/7d utilization alongside\nwhat the borrower claimed. When a window moved materially, this node served\nnone of that traffic, and the borrower reported nothing, the interval is\ncounted as drift. Three consecutive drifting check-ins pause the grant\nautomatically.\n\nThe check abstains whenever the movement is explainable — the lender used the\naccount too, or the borrower did declare spend — because a false accusation\ncosts someone their access. shows the verdict on every complete\nshare:\n\nAuditing needs to know which of your accounts the share draws on, so pass\n at provision time. Without it the share still works, but\nreported spend is the only record of it.\n\nResuming an auto-paused grant rearms the audit, so a grant that drifts again is\npaused again.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Verifying what a borrower reports","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5580","title":"What complete mode cannot promise","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#what-complete-mode-cannot-promise","content":"A credential on someone else's machine can be extracted by them, and the token\nstore is obfuscated rather than encrypted. A borrower who stops running the\nshipped software is not stopped by any of the above.\n\nWhat you keep is the honest path plus the audit above. It catches a borrower\nthat stops reporting; it cannot catch one that reports honestly and simply\nspends what it was lent, and it says nothing about intervals you also used.\n\nUse complete sharing for people you would trust with the account itself. Use live\nsharing for everyone else.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"What complete mode cannot promise","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5581","title":"What the borrower enforces locally","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#what-the-borrower-enforces-locally","content":"A complete-mode borrower applies the lease's own terms before using the\ncredential, so a share scoped to Sonnet stays scoped to Sonnet even though the\nlender is not in the request path:\nthe lease's hard expiry and offline grace;\nthe model allowlist and schedule snapshotted into the lease; and\nthe reserve floor and slice ceiling, evaluated against the account's own\n quota figures.\n\nThe last two run through the same evaluator the lender uses, rather than a\nborrower-side reimplementation that would drift the first time a gate was added.\nA resident credential is minted from exactly one account, so the pool-wide slice\ncollapses to the per-account case and both sides read the same number.\n\nA refusal says which of those applied — an out-of-scope model tells the borrower\nto ask for a wider share, while a lapsed lease tells them to . Neither\nis reported as a credential problem, because sending someone to re-authenticate\ninto a lender's account is advice that cannot work.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"What the borrower enforces locally","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5582","title":"Receipts","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#receipts","content":"Until a charge is settled, the lender's word is the only record of it. A receipt\nmakes that checkable: the lender signs every settlement, and the statement\ncarries the usage it was computed from, so a borrower recomputes the charge\nrather than accepting it.\n\nThe borrower's check answers three separate questions, because they have three\ndifferent causes:\n\n| Finding | Means |\n| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Unverified | The receipt did not come from this lender's secret |\n| Miscounted | The coin figure disagrees with the receipt's own usage block |\n| Gap | A charge was never shown to you — sequences are contiguous per grant |\n\nThe signing key is a per-grant receipt secret, minted with the grant and\ncarried in the share link after the token (). It deliberately\nsurvives , so receipts issued under an old token stay checkable. A\npeer added by hand takes it with ; without one, charges are\nlisted but nothing is verified, and the CLI says so.\n\nA receipt proves authorship only to the holder of the key — it settles a dispute\nbetween the two parties to it and is worth nothing to a third. That is the cost\nof an HMAC, and it is the same trade leases make.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Receipts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5583","title":"Reciprocal netting","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#reciprocal-netting","content":"Two nodes that lend to each other otherwise run two one-way debts that never\nmeet. Netting forgives the overlap:\n\nIf Bob has consumed 300 coins of Alice's and Alice has consumed 500 of Bob's,\n300 cancels on both sides. Positions are stated as cumulative totals, never\nas a delta, so running it twice forgives nothing the second time rather than\npaying out again. When the two sides' records of what has already been forgiven\ndisagree, the larger wins — forgiving less is the direction that cannot hand out\ncoins twice.\n\nNetting needs a grant in each direction. looks for a grant you issued\nlabelled with the peer's own name; point it elsewhere with .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Reciprocal netting","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5584","title":"Transferable coin notes","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#transferable-coin-notes","content":"A grant's coins are bound to the pair that agreed them. A note is not: it is a\nbearer credit against the issuing node, redeemable once by whoever holds it.\n\nThat is -issued, -held, -redeemed: the note travels out of band, and\nwhoever ends up with it redeems against A, into a grant A issued them. Marking\nspent and crediting happen under one lock, so two holders racing the same note\nproduce exactly one credit and one .\n\nA holder cannot verify a note offline — it is signed with a secret only the\nissuer has — so asks the issuer instead. That step has to exist\nregardless of the signature scheme, because a valid signature says nothing about\nwhether the note has already been spent.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Transferable coin notes","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5585","title":"The share listener","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#the-share-listener","content":"A proxy that lends anything runs two listeners:\n\n| Port | Who it is for | Untokened request |\n| ---------------------- | ----------------------- | ----------------- |\n| Main () | Your own client | Served, as always |\n| Share () | Peers, through a tunnel | Refused |\n\nIt appears on its own the moment you issue the first grant and goes away when\nthe last one is revoked — no restart on either edge — and tells\nyou the port. Expose that one.\n\nThe split exists because the gate refuses untokened requests and your own client\nsends none. An address check could not stand in for it: cloudflared and every\nreverse proxy connect from , so tunnelled traffic is\nindistinguishable from local traffic by origin. The listener a connection was\naccepted on is not something a client can influence, which is why the decision\nis made there.\n\n still exists and now means something narrower:\ngate the main port as well. Reach for it only when you bind with\nnothing in front of it — it refuses your own client too, which is what made it\nawkward in the first place.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"The share listener","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5586","title":"Exposure","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#exposure","content":"Any address a borrower can reach works — a domain you already own behind nginx or\nCaddy, a permanent named tunnel, a VPN hostname, a plain DNS record. Nothing in\nthe sharing path knows or cares how you got one.\n\nRecord it once and every link is minted against it:\n\nPoint that address at the share port, not the main one.\n\n also probes that address and warns if it answers a request carrying\nno share token — the check matters more when you front the proxy yourself, since\nnothing else in your stack knows the gate is supposed to be on.\n\n is a convenience for people who have no address yet: it\nwraps , picks the share listener automatically, and refuses to open\na tunnel to a port that serves untokened requests. 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Use a named tunnel () for a peer you expect to\nkeep.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Exposure with cloudflared","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5588","title":"What an exposed proxy still reveals","url":"/docs/features/proxy-peer-sharing#what-an-exposed-proxy-still-reveals","content":"On the share listener — or on the main port with\n — and the Codex and\nOpenAI-compatible routes all require a share token. Two endpoints stay open on\npurpose, because a tunnel and a peer both need a liveness probe:\n— status, readiness, version, uptime. No account data.\n— counters, health and routing state, with account identity\n redacted: labels become , , and the primary-account\n block is blanked. A caller holding the update-control token sees the real\n values.\n\nA loopback allowlist would not have worked here: runs on the same\nmachine and connects to , so tunnelled traffic arrives from loopback\nexactly like the operator's own CLI does. 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Account-level gates (reserve floor, window slice) and\ncoin settlement are implemented for the Anthropic engine; a borrowed request on\nanother engine is admitted or refused by the grant's request-level gates only.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing","lvl2":"Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5591","title":"Per-query RAG retrieval planning","url":"/docs/features/rag-retrieval-planning","content":"Per-query RAG retrieval planning\n\n has always resolved four knobs — , ,\n, — from config, with an optional per-call override on each.\nNothing inspected the query itself: \"what is the refund window?\" (one precise\npassage, worth matching by an exact phrase) and \"how does billing relate to\nentitlements?\" (many passages, relationships across documents) got the same\nplan. lets a\ndecision model answer all four for\nthe query in hand, in one ~400ms request.\n\nThe degradation contract. is optional and defaults to\nunset. 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And the plan can never turn on a capability the pipeline\nitself was not configured with: // gate\nwhether the question is even asked, so cannot appear in a plan\nfor a pipeline with no graph index. This is the same \"suggestion, not an\noverride of capability\" contract every other consumer of in this\ncodebase follows.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Per-query RAG retrieval planning","lvl2":"Precedence: explicit always wins, capability is a hard ceiling","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5596","title":"What this is bad at","url":"/docs/features/rag-retrieval-planning#what-this-is-bad-at","content":"Breadth is a rubric, not a real answer-length estimate. 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Treat it as needed if it\nstates a requirement, a decision, a constraint, a correction, a name, a\nnumber, or a preference that the current request builds on. Treat it as\nnot needed if the current request is about something else entirely, or if\nthe message is small talk, an acknowledgement, or superseded by a later\nmessage.\n\nA message is dropped only when the answer is a confident —\n defaults to 0.6, the same bar\ntool routing uses and for the\nsame reason: keeping a useless message costs a few tokens, losing a needed\none costs the answer. 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Past this ratio, the\nmodel is more likely to have misread the request than to be right about most\nof the conversation, and positional truncation (Stage 4) is the safer tool\nfor a wholesale reduction.\n\nTwo more bounds keep the request itself small: at most 300 messages are\never asked about in one batch (), and each message's text is\ntruncated to 1200 characters before being sent as state.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Features","lvl1":"Relevance-driven compaction","lvl2":"The drop cap, and which messages it protects","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"5702","title":"The summary-quality gate","url":"/docs/features/relevance-compaction#the-summary-quality-gate","content":"A second, independent gate sits on Stage 3 (LLM summarization). Before a\ngenerated summary replaces the messages it covers, it is checked against two\nquestions over the original messages: does the summary preserve every\ndecision, requirement, constraint, correction and open question, and is the\nsummary actually a summary — not a refusal, an apology, an error message, or\na request for clarification.\n\nThis gate fails open, and deliberately in the opposite direction from\nStage 0's drop gate: an unanswered question, a failed call, or no decision\nprovider all accept the summary, because rejecting it means falling\nthrough to plain truncation — which loses strictly more than a slightly\nimperfect summary would. 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Skills follow the Agent Skills progressive-disclosure architecture — three levels, each loaded only when needed:\nDiscovery — a compact listing (name + description, never instructions) is embedded in the tool description on every / call. The model decides from context when a skill applies; there is no mandatory pre-flight search call.\nActivation — when a skill matches the task, the model calls and receives the full instructions, never truncated. The activation is pinned to the session: the instructions persist in conversation history, replayed byte-identically on every later turn (provider prompt caches bill them at cached rates), and re-invocations return a tiny note instead of the body.\nResources — skills can bundle auxiliary files (, templates, schemas). They cost zero tokens until the model reads one with .\n\nA 20-skill catalog costs roughly 500–700 tokens of always-on listing; an activated 4K-token SOP is fetched once per session and cached thereafter.\n\nQuick Start\n\nWith a and conversation memory configured, an activated skill stays loaded for the whole session — later turns replay it from history instead of re-fetching it. Without conversation memory, activation is per-turn (nothing is pinned, and simply re-fetches when asked again).\n\nSkill Format\n\nDirectory layout (recommended)\n\n starts with YAML frontmatter; the markdown body is the instructions:\n\nEvery sibling file of becomes an on-demand resource, addressable by its relative path (e.g. ).\n\nOther accepted layouts\n— single frontmatter markdown file (no resources)\n— JSON-serialized (what mutations write)\n\nOptional fields: + restrict a skill to specific scopes (channels/teams/tenants); hides it from matching.\n\nScoping is fail-closed (multi-tenant safe). A skill is returned only to callers that supply a matching — via the per-call , the instance , or the server route's . When no scopeId is resolvable, scoped skills are excluded from / discovery, from , and from the prompt-index listing, so on a shared multi-tenant instance a forgotten scopeId never leaks one tenant's scoped skills to another. Global skills (the default, no ) are always visible. To surface a tenant's scoped skills, pass that tenant's .\n\nAuthoring guidance\nDescription is the matching signal. Say what the skill does and when to use it, in one or two sentences. The model selects skills purely from descriptions.\nKeep instructions lean (guideline: under ~5K tokens). Move rarely-needed detail into — if information is needed 20% of the time, it belongs in a resource file.\nInstructions are never truncated or capped — budgets apply only to the discovery listing, which shortens descriptions uniformly (never drops names) when the catalog outgrows .\n\nHow Activation Works\n\nGuarantees, in order of the pipeline:\nVersion pinning — a session keeps the version it activated; a mid-session skill update never mutates instructions the model already follows. New sessions get the new version.\nSummarization-safe — when conversation memory summarizes old turns, pinned skill messages are re-included verbatim after the summary.\nTruncation-safe — the context compactor's sliding-window stage re-seats pinned skill messages instead of dropping them, and never content-truncates them.\nRestart-safe — activation state is derived from the stored history itself (messages carry ), so dedup works across process restarts and multiple instances sharing Redis memory.\n\nWithout a (or with ), activation is per-turn: the instructions still arrive as a tool result for the current turn; nothing is pinned.\n\nDiscovery Modes\n\n| Mode | Where the listing lives | When to use |\n| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| (default) | block inside the tool description | Best default — keeps the host's system prompt untouched and the listing byte-stable for provider prompt caching |\n| | index appended to the system prompt | When you want the listing visible in prompt dumps/debugging |\n| | Nowhere | Hosts that inject their own discovery or rely on |\n\nThe listing is rendered from a name-sorted index and is a pure function of it, so calls with the same scope/tag filters render byte-identical listings — a prerequisite for Anthropic prefix caching and Gemini implicit caching. 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NeuroLink\nwraps so the same / \ncontract used by every other embedding-capable provider works for Voyage.\n— latest general-purpose (default)\n— flagship; highest accuracy\n— smaller / cheaper\n— code-tuned (best for code retrieval)\n*, * — domain-tuned\n— non-English / cross-lingual\n\nKey Facts\nProtocol: Native REST API ( only — not OpenAI-compat\n for chat)\nDefault base URL: \nDefault model: \nMax input tokens: 32K (16K on )\nStreaming / chat / tool calling: NOT supported (embedding-only;\n and throw a friendly error)\nPricing: Per-million input tokens; output dimension is the\n embedding vector, not generated tokens\n\nQuick Start\nGet an API Key\n\nSign up at https://www.voyageai.com/ and\ncreate an API key at\nhttps://dash.voyageai.com/api-keys.\nConfigure Environment\nGenerate Your First Embedding\n\nSDK Usage\n\nSingle Embedding\n\nBatch Embeddings\n\nCode Embeddings\n\nPer-Call Credentials\n\nUse with NeuroLink RAG\n\nVoyage embeddings plug into NeuroLink's RAG pipeline. 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All\n loops (AI-SDK, native Vertex Gemini/Claude, AI Studio) obtain tools through those\n points, so one wrapper covers every path with no per-loop double-recording.\nN3 sampling strip is registry-driven ( /\n in ): an explicit\n on a registry entry wins; otherwise known rejecting-family\n patterns (Sonnet 5, Opus 4.7+, Opus 5, Fable/Mythos) decide. Applied at every\n request-build site whose object retry paths spread ( on both Vertex\n Claude loops, on the OpenAI-compatible path, both direct-Anthropic builders),\n so retries/fallbacks inherit the strip; the reactive\n retry remains as the safety net. 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N4/N5 ship with this RFC in-tree.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Plans","lvl1":"RFC: `runIsolatedAgent()` — production sub-agent runner + host-loop delegation","lvl2":"8. PR slicing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11408","title":"Completing the ai-sdk removal","url":"/docs/plans/2026-09-03-completing-the-ai-sdk-removal","content":"Completing the ai-sdk removal\n\nStatus: done. All 8 items landed. Item 7 — deleting —\nwas the last, in . and are gone from\nand , and keeps\nthem out.\n\nWhat is left, how each piece is solved, and the order forced by their\ndependencies. Every claim here was checked against the source or the installed\npackage, not inferred.\n\nThe rule that governs all of it\n\nRun on every step, not just the live matrix. The live\nmatrix has 40 cells across six providers and it passed a change that broke ten\nof them, because every provider reachable from this machine supports streaming\nand the mocked gate is the only thing that serves a non-streaming body. 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None of this was\ntype-checked; typos were silent runtime misses ( was\nalready missing a entry in production).\n\nAt 30 providers this was tolerable tech debt. 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As of\n 2026-08-18, 's main choices and\n are already descriptor-driven, but the separate\n CLI subcommand still hand-hardcodes its own provider\n choices array — a concrete, currently-open gap, not a hypothetical one.\n The tier docs call this out explicitly rather than silently overclaiming\n that migration is complete.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11954","title":"ADR-0001: ProviderDescriptor is the single source of truth for provider identity","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#adr-0001-providerdescriptor-is-the-single-source-of-truth-for-provider-identity","content":"Status: Accepted — 2026-08-15\nContext: Plans 00/11 (audit)","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"ADR-0001: ProviderDescriptor is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11955","title":"Context","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#context","content":"Before this redesign, \"what providers exist and what do they need\" was\nanswered by five independently hand-maintained places that had already\ndrifted from each other: (registration + aliases),\n (CLI choices, re-listing every alias),\n (hardcoded 8-of-31-provider health/auto-select list),\n (per-model context windows), and\n (vision capability map). 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At 200+ it is not: ~1,000+\nhand-authored string literals with zero compile-time linkage between them.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"Context","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11956","title":"Decision","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#decision","content":"Every provider gets exactly one object\n() held in one array,\n (), a\npure data module — no dynamic imports, no provider-class imports — so\nit is safe to import statically from anywhere, including the CLI's\ncommand-definition code (which needs choices synchronously,\nbefore any provider is instantiated).\n\nEvery other subsystem that previously hardcoded its own provider list\n(CLI choices, health-check auto-selection, alias resolution) is expected\nto derive from / \ninstead of maintaining a parallel list. \nreplaces its O(n) linear alias scan with an alias→canonical index built\nonce at registration time from the same descriptors.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0001: `ProviderDescriptor` is the single source of truth for provider identity","lvl2":"Decision","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11957","title":"Consequences","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0001-provider-descriptor-as-source-of-truth#consequences","content":"Positive: one array to review per new provider; CLI/health/alias\n tables can no longer drift because they no longer have independent\n data to drift from.\nPositive: becomes the answer\n to \"does this provider exist and what does it need\" for every\n subsystem, including this plan's own CI gate (,\n ).\nNegative: becomes a single large file that\n every new provider touches — a predictable merge-conflict hotspot at\n high PR volume. 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The seven\nsubclass files are gone; onboarding a new zero-quirk OpenAI-compatible\nprovider is now purely a data addition (see\n, which describes this as the live path,\nnot a target).\n\nA separate, same-day change (, \"fix(providers): make provider\nregistration statically discoverable\") added the \nmanifest and extended \nwith manifest-coverage checks. 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The Tier 2 checklist makes this an explicit\n checklist item, not an assumption.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0002: OpenAI-wire-compatible providers default to a catalog row, not a subclass","lvl2":"Consequences","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11964","title":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0003-mocked-contract-as-merge-gate","content":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not\n\nStatus: Accepted and shipped — 2026-08-15 decision, live on as of 2026-08-18.\nContext: Plan 10 (audit area )\n\nContext\n\nAt the time this decision was made, provider correctness in CI was weak:\nno script ran as a hard gate, and provider correctness depended\non a human manually running with real, funded API\nkeys and self-reporting the result in the PR template's checkboxes, which\nnothing enforced.\n\nExtrapolating the live-API pattern\n() to a large, growing provider\ncount is not viable as a PR gate: many sets of funded CI secrets, a\nsequential loop already documented to take several minutes per call for\nsome providers, real per-token vendor billing on every push, and constant\nvendor-side flakiness that the codebase already special-cases via\n/ promotion — an implicit admission that\nlive tests can't be a hard pass/fail signal.\n\nThe codebase already had the alternative that scales:\n intercepts \nand asserts request shape, response parsing, and 401/429/5xx error\nmapping — zero network I/O, zero cost, fully deterministic, runs in\nseconds.\n\nDecision\n\nEvery provider PR (Tier 2 and above; Tier 1 needs no code) must add a\nmocked-contract section to \ncovering at minimum: happy-path request/response shape, and a 401 →\nfriendly auth error. in that suite runs every existing section\nunconditionally as a required, always-on, zero-cost CI gate — no\n, no opt-out — so a regression in an existing\nprovider's mocked contract fails the PR. It does not structurally\ncompare its section list against or 's\nregistered providers (verified 2026-08-19 by reading : it calls\n and then runs nine fixed\n calls, with no comparison against the registry), so a\nbrand-new provider that never gets a mocked section written for it will\nnot, by itself, fail this suite. Today, that gap is closed by PR review\n(see §B), not by an automated cross-check.\n\nA separate, deliberately-sequenced change to this plan adds\n — an onboarding completeness gate,\nrun in with no , that reads\n's source directly and fails\nif a non-legacy provider has no matching mocked-contract section. Once\nthat change lands, this specific gap becomes an automated CI failure\ninstead of a review-time judgment call. As of this PR it has not\nlanded, so the paragraph above still describes the actual behavior of\n.\n\nLive-provider suites (, , ,\n) remain valuable and remain in the repo, but stay\ndeliberately manual/scheduled, never a per-PR gate. This is a\nconscious choice to preserve today's cost/flakiness tradeoff rather than\ndrift into it by accident.\n\nCurrent state (verified 2026-08-18 — corrects the original decision text)\n\nThe original version of this ADR described 's job\nas having a placeholder step literally named \"🎯 Test Suite Validation\"\nwith two lines under . That step does\nnot exist in as of this writing. What exists instead, in the\n job (not , and not either —\n is its own top-level job in ), are real,\nhard-gated steps with no :\n→ \n→ \n\nIn other words: the decision this ADR argues for has already shipped.\nThis document now serves as the historical record of why, not a proposal\nfor future work. (The job does have an unrelated\n step — — but it has\nnothing to do with provider contract testing; don't conflate the two when\nreading .)\n\nThe original decision text also claimed mocked coverage existed for\n\"13 of 30 providers.\" The live count, read directly from\n's section names, is 18 of\n31 members: 7 in the shared OpenAI-compatible loop\n(xAI, Groq, Together AI, Fireworks, Perplexity, Cohere, Cloudflare — note\nCohere and Cloudflare share the generic OpenAI-compat mocked runner\ndespite the file's own header comment filing them under \"custom shape\"),\n3 native fetch-interceptable (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic), 2 native\nconstruction-only / formatProviderError-contract-only (Vertex, Bedrock,\nwhose SDKs bypass ), 1 predict-then-poll (Replicate), 2\nembeddings (Voyage AI, Jina AI), and 3 image-gen (Stability, Ideogram,\nRecraft). 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It does not structurally\ncompare its section list against or 's\nregistered providers (verified 2026-08-19 by reading : it calls\n and then runs nine fixed\n calls, with no comparison against the registry), so a\nbrand-new provider that never gets a mocked section written for it will\nnot, by itself, fail this suite. Today, that gap is closed by PR review\n(see §B), not by an automated cross-check.\n\nA separate, deliberately-sequenced change to this plan adds\n — an onboarding completeness gate,\nrun in with no , that reads\n's source directly and fails\nif a non-legacy provider has no matching mocked-contract section. Once\nthat change lands, this specific gap becomes an automated CI failure\ninstead of a review-time judgment call. As of this PR it has not\nlanded, so the paragraph above still describes the actual behavior of\n.\n\nLive-provider suites (, , ,\n) remain valuable and remain in the repo, but stay\ndeliberately manual/scheduled, never a per-PR gate. This is a\nconscious choice to preserve today's cost/flakiness tradeoff rather than\ndrift into it by accident.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not","lvl2":"Decision","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11968","title":"Current state (verified 2026-08-18 — corrects the original decision text)","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0003-mocked-contract-as-merge-gate#current-state-verified-2026-08-18-corrects-the-original-decision-text","content":"The original version of this ADR described 's job\nas having a placeholder step literally named \"🎯 Test Suite Validation\"\nwith two lines under . That step does\nnot exist in as of this writing. What exists instead, in the\n job (not , and not either —\n is its own top-level job in ), are real,\nhard-gated steps with no :\n→ \n→ \n\nIn other words: the decision this ADR argues for has already shipped.\nThis document now serves as the historical record of why, not a proposal\nfor future work. 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The remaining 13 of 31 providers are still without mocked\ncoverage — a materially different number from what the original decision\ntext estimated, though the qualitative gap (some legacy providers\nuncovered) is the same shape.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"ADR-0003: Mocked-fetch contract tests are the CI merge gate; live-API suites are not","lvl2":"Current state (verified 2026-08-18 — corrects the original decision text)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11969","title":"Consequences","url":"/docs/provider-integration/adr/0003-mocked-contract-as-merge-gate#consequences","content":"Positive: there is now an automated check — CI, not a human — that\n verifies a newly-registered provider is wired correctly before merge,\n at zero marginal cost per provider.\nPositive: because the gate lives in the job\n alongside a real provider-structure check (, registry ↔\n filesystem consistency), a new provider that drifts from the registry\n (missing dynamic import, unresolvable enum value, absent\n entry) fails CI rather than merging silently.\n Missing mocked coverage specifically is not caught by either suite\n automatically — see the Decision section above.\nNegative: mocked contract tests only prove wire-shape correctness\n against NeuroLink's assumptions about the vendor's API, not that the\n real vendor endpoint still matches those assumptions today. 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Both\ntools ship in the tree; there is no manual-fallback era anymore — a PR\nthat skips the gate locally just fails it in CI.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11985","title":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/README#provider-onboarding-tiers","content":"Four tiers, ordered by effort. Always pick the lowest tier that's\nactually true for the provider you're adding — a provider that's\nOpenAI-wire-compatible but gets built as a bespoke Tier 3 subclass \"to be\nsafe\" is exactly the copy-pasted-boilerplate problem this redesign\nexists to eliminate (see ).\n\n| Tier | Example | Code required | Time |\n| -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |\n| 1 — Aggregator passthrough | A new model id on an existing LiteLLM/OpenRouter route | None | Minutes |\n| 2 — Catalog entry | A new zero-quirk OpenAI-compatible vendor (the Groq/xAI/Together shape) | One data row + one mocked-test section | ~1 hour |\n| 3 — Adapter-based native | A vendor with its own SDK/wire format but a normal request/response HTTP lifecycle | One provider class | Days |\n| 4 — Full custom | SageMaker-class: non-HTTP protocol, SDK-signed auth, bespoke lifecycle | Custom /, possibly own CLI subcommands | Days, needs written justification |\n\nTier 1 adds zero provider coverage — it is a usage change against an\nalready-counted aggregator, never reflected in\nor the README's provider count.\n\nEvery tier that adds a new member (Tier 2 and above) ends\nthe same way: a manifest at\n\n(see ) and a green run\nof (see\n).\nTier 1 needs no manifest and no gate — see\n.\n\nUse \n() to generate the starting-point snippets for\nTiers 2–4 instead of copy-pasting f","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","lvl2":"Provider Onboarding Tiers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11986","title":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough","content":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough\n\nWhen this applies: the model you want is already reachable through a\nprovider NeuroLink already registers as a pass-through aggregator —\ntoday that's (any backend the user's LiteLLM proxy exposes) or\n (any model in OpenRouter's catalog). No new\n member, no new provider class, no new catalog row.\n\nWhat you're actually doing: picking a model id string and confirming\nit works — this is a usage change, not an integration change.\n\nChecklist\n[ ] Confirm the aggregator actually serves the model. For LiteLLM,\n check the proxy's (or its ) for the\n model's . For OpenRouter, check\n for the exact \n slug.\n[ ] No enum change. No change.\n No change. If you find yourself editing any\n of those three for a \"Tier 1\" provider, it isn't Tier 1 — restart\n from 's decision tree.\n[ ] Optional: if the model needs a friendlier default alias, add it to\n / in\n . Not required for the model to\n work.\n[ ] Optional: if the model needs a documented env var (e.g., a\n dedicated LiteLLM route), document it in\n .\n[ ] Manually smoke-test the model end-to-end.\n[ ] No manifest file is required — \n (see ) only gates\n new members, and Tier 1 never adds one.\n[ ] Confirmed: no edit to or\n README provider count for this change.\n\nVerification commands\n\nBoth should return a normal with non-empty . If\neither 400s with an \"unknown model\" style error, the aggregator doesn't\nactually serve that model yet — fix the aggregator-side config, not\nNeuroLink.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11987","title":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough#tier-1-aggregator-passthrough","content":"When this applies: the model you want is already reachable through a\nprovider NeuroLink already registers as a pass-through aggregator —\ntoday that's (any backend the user's LiteLLM proxy exposes) or\n (any model in OpenRouter's catalog). No new\n member, no new provider class, no new catalog row.\n\nWhat you're actually doing: picking a model id string and confirming\nit works — this is a usage change, not an integration change.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl2":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11988","title":"Checklist","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough#checklist","content":"[ ] Confirm the aggregator actually serves the model. For LiteLLM,\n check the proxy's (or its ) for the\n model's . For OpenRouter, check\n for the exact \n slug.\n[ ] No enum change. No change.\n No change. If you find yourself editing any\n of those three for a \"Tier 1\" provider, it isn't Tier 1 — restart\n from 's decision tree.\n[ ] Optional: if the model needs a friendlier default alias, add it to\n / in\n . 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If\neither 400s with an \"unknown model\" style error, the aggregator doesn't\nactually serve that model yet — fix the aggregator-side config, not\nNeuroLink.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Provider Integration","lvl1":"Tier 1 — Aggregator Passthrough","lvl2":"OpenRouter example","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"11992","title":"Tier 2 — Catalog Entry","url":"/docs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-2-catalog-entry","content":"Tier 2 — Catalog Entry\n\nWhen this applies: the vendor speaks the OpenAI \nwire format (Bearer auth, standard SSE, standard JSON body) and needs\nzero behavioral overrides — no custom , no\n, no nonstandard auth header, no .\nThis is the Groq/xAI/Together AI/Fireworks/Perplexity/Cloudflare/Mistral\nshape from before the redesign — now expressed as one JSON file instead of\na hand-written subclass (see \nand the single-JSON spec at\n).\n\nIf you're not sure whether your provider is quirk-free, start writing the\nJSON anyway — if it turns out you need a hook, migrate to Tier 3 instead of\nforcing the quirk into the catalog shape.\n\nFiles touched (end state)\n\n| # | File | Change |\n| --- | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------- |\n| 1 | | The entire integration, as data |\n\nThat is the whole list. 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It includes built-in tools, analytics, evaluation capabilities, and supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for extended functionality.\n\nQ: Which AI providers does NeuroLink support?\n\nA: NeuroLink ships 40 AI providers for text generation, streaming, and decision-making — plus separate provider systems for voice and media generation. 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Each plan is independently executable (via or ) and produces working, testable software on its own — but the wave order below exists because later plans consume contracts earlier plans produce.\n\nProgram goal: Make NeuroLink's provider integration scale from 31 providers to 230+, by (a) fixing the bugs and installing a CI safety net first, (b) collapsing the 30+ hand-maintained provider lists and 5 metadata stores into single sources of truth, (c) extracting the machinery the expensive providers each hand-rolled (agentic loop, error classification, streaming primitives), and (d) turning \"add a provider\" into a config entry with a scaffold and a merge gate.\n\nSpec: The Provider Atlas audit (published artifact: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/3083b1e5-9647-456a-8609-fa4cf4eb5c10) plus the 15 per-area audit reports it was synthesized from. 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Generalizing the account pool into a and deriving proxy from the SDK registry are future work, unblocked (and made easier) by plan 04's descriptors.\ndecomposition — the 17.7K-line orchestrator's generate/stream duplication (RAG injection, budget-compaction blocks, three fallback mechanisms) is a larger structural refactor. 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Task 3 changes 's data source (enum-backed instead of hardcoded), not its return type; Task 9 removes an internal side-effecting call with no return-value change. All nine fixes are additive or purely corrective — none is a documented breaking change.\nTask 5 has the widest blast radius (touches the shared base class plus 3 subclasses in one logical change). It is still low-risk: the new method is additive (no existing method is removed from the base class), and Ollama/LM Studio's observable behavior is unchanged — only the implementation is deduplicated. Rollback: the Task 5 commit; the other 8 tasks are unaffected since none of them touches these 4 files.\nThe shared test file () grows across all 9 tasks. Reverting a single task's commit out of order (rather than reverting from the tip backward) may produce a merge conflict in this file, since each task appends its blocks near the end of the file. Prefer reverting from the most recent commit backward if a partial rollback is needed.\nTask 4's literals for // are hand-authored (no existing factory to delegate to). If any of the referenced env var names (, , , , , , , ) are renamed elsewhere in the codebase in the future, these three literals will drift out of sync silently (no compile-time link to the actual env var reads in , , ). Not a rollback concern, but worth a follow-up grep if those files change later.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Tier A Bug Fixes Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Risks & Rollback","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13982","title":"Out of Scope","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-01-tier-a-bug-fixes#out-of-scope","content":"SageMaker streaming support — plan . Task 4 only adds SageMaker's setup wizard entry (config/instructions), not streaming behavior.\nDescriptor-driven consolidation of the 9 hardcoded provider lists this plan touches (the wizard's array, , -derived lists in the new test suite) into a single source of truth — plan . This plan deliberately keeps each fix minimal and local rather than pre-adopting that not-yet-existing contract.\nDeletion of other dead code encountered incidentally while reading these files (e.g. any unused local-runtime config factories noted during Task 4's research) — plan already covers dead-code removal and re-verifies each claim independently; this plan does not delete anything beyond the three lines in Task 7, which are in scope because they are one of the nine assigned bugs.\nCI wiring of into branch protection / required status checks — plan . 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Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Give NeuroLink's provider layer a CI safety net that runs on every PR with zero API keys — structural registry checks plus mocked request/response/error-mapping contracts for the five highest-traffic providers — and wire it into branch protection, pre-push, and a separate nightly live-credential sweep, so a broken provider integration fails CI instead of shipping silently.\n\nArchitecture: Two zero-API structural checks are extracted from the live-credential into a standalone suite so they can run without secrets; a new required CI job runs build freshness + that suite + the existing mocked-contract suite; the mocked-contract suite gains five new provider sections (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic via real interception; Vertex, Bedrock via construction + contract, since their SDKs bypass ); branch protection, the hook, and a scheduled workflow are updated to match; stale docs/comments are corrected in place.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, tsx (no vitest runner), pnpm, GitHub Actions, Husky v9, (//), (///).\n\nSpec: Verified architecture-audit reports for NeuroLink's provider-scaling initiative (CI/testing-coverage gap analysis), treated as spec; this plan additionally re-verifies every referenced line of source/config against the current worktree as of 2026-08-15 (see inline file/line citations in each task).\n\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. Build: . Typecheck: . Lint: .\nTests run via tsx, NOT vitest: ; new suites need a matching script in .\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: 's classifies a thrown error as SKIP (not FAIL) when the message starts with , is a instance, or matches from . Never interpolate raw payloads/error text into messages — describe the mismatch abstractly (e.g. , not the raw diff). 's // helpers do not do SKIP classification (confirmed by reading the full 232-line file: just pushes ) — so this hazard applies to Task 1's new suite (uses /) but not to Tasks 5-9 (extend the /-based mocked suite, which has no skip concept at all).\nRepo rules (from ): dynamic imports only in ; all types in ; no (always ); unique type names across ; barrel only; barrel-only type imports outside ; no double type assertions () in — except test files, which are explicitly exempt under rule 14, used here in Tasks 8-9 to invoke .\nConventional commits; one commit per task; NEVER .\nPlan-specific constraint: every new/modified mocked-provider test section must assert on values already confirmed against the live /constructor source in this plan's task bodies — no guessed error-classifier behavior.\n\nTask 1: Extract zero-API provider-structure checks into a standalone suite\n\nFiles:\nCreate: \nModify: (remove the two extracted functions + their array entries + the now-dead import)\nModify: (add script)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , from ; from ; (), (), (), ().\nProduces: new script runnable via ; two named checks — , .\n\nWhy extract (justification for keep-or-remove): () and () make zero live API calls — they only inspect artifacts and the filesystem — but they currently live in a suite () that also runs ~30 other tests requiring real provider credentials, so nothing exercises them on a plain PR from a contributor without keys. Extracting (not duplicating) into a standalone suite lets Task 2 gate every PR on them without also requiring secrets. 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Delete the full block spanning from the function declaration through the end of (inclusive of and , which are used only by the removed function) — lines 2057-2366 as of this plan. Use the exact start/end anchors to delete precisely regardless of minor line drift:\n\n \n\n ( drops the trailing blank line and section-comment line immediately p","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13984","title":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#ci-safety-net-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Give NeuroLink's provider layer a CI safety net that runs on every PR with zero API keys — structural registry checks plus mocked request/response/error-mapping contracts for the five highest-traffic providers — and wire it into branch protection, pre-push, and a separate nightly live-credential sweep, so a broken provider integration fails CI instead of shipping silently.\n\nArchitecture: Two zero-API structural checks are extracted from the live-credential into a standalone suite so they can run without secrets; a new required CI job runs build freshness + that suite + the existing mocked-contract suite; the mocked-contract suite gains five new provider sections (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic via real interception; Vertex, Bedrock via construction + contract, since their SDKs bypass ); branch protection, the hook, and a scheduled workflow are updated to match; stale docs/comments are corrected in place.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, tsx (no vitest runner), pnpm, GitHub Actions, Husky v9, (//), (///).\n\nSpec: Verified architecture-audit reports for NeuroLink's provider-scaling initiative (CI/testing-coverage gap analysis), treated as spec; this plan additionally re-verifies every referenced line of source/config against the current worktree as of 2026-08-15 (see inline file/line citations in each task).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13985","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. 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Expected output includes:\n[ ] 2.2 Insert the new job immediately after the job's closing (right before the commented block that starts at line 86):\n[ ] 2.3 Replace the no-op step (lines 301-305 as of this plan) — remove it entirely, since real validation now runs in the dedicated job instead of being faked here:\n[ ] 2.4 Validate the YAML parses (GitHub Actions has no local -free linter in this repo, so use a YAML syntax check):\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] 2.5 Confirm the referenced scripts actually exist and pass locally (this is what CI will run):\n\n \n\n Expected: all three commands exit 0.\n[ ] 2.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Add a required provider-safety-net CI job","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13988","title":"Task 3: Fix branch-protection contexts and the test job matrix mismatch","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-3-fix-branch-protection-contexts-and-the-test-job-matrix-mismatch","content":"Files:\nModify: (two duplicate protection blocks, lines 173-192 and 193-210)\nModify: ( job's block, lines 10-28)\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: required-context list , all four of which now match real, unmatrixed job/check-run names in .\n\nDecision — drop the matrix, don't update the context string: 's job currently reports as because of a single-entry matrix (), while requires the literal context . Two fixes are possible: (a) change to require , or (b) drop the single-entry matrix so the job reports as plain . Choosing (b): a matrix with exactly one entry provides no coverage benefit (it doesn't test multiple Node versions), and the suffixed context name is themselves fragile — any future change to the matrix values (e.g. adding Node 22) silently changes the required-check string and re-breaks branch protection the same way \"build\" broke. A flat job name has no such failure mode.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 3.1 Verify current mismatch before editing:\n\n \n\n Expected: shows and used at two points; shows the string appearing twice (once per duplicated block) with no job in named (the real job is ).\n[ ] 3.2 Drop the matrix in 's job, hardcoding Node 20:\n[ ] 3.3 Fix both duplicate blocks in in one pass (the two blocks are byte-identical, so a single edit covers both):\n[ ] 3.4 Confirm both blocks now match by re-grepping:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , each appear exactly twice (once per duplicated protection block); zero remaining bare matches.\n[ ] 3.5 Validate both YAML files parse:\n\n \n\n Expected: both print .\n[ ] 3.6 Confirm the job still runs correctly without the matrix:\n\n \n\n Expected: exits 0 (this is a stand-in for the job's actual CI steps, which are unchanged besides the matrix removal).\n[ ] 3.7 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: Fix branch-protection contexts and the test job matrix mismatch","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13989","title":"Task 4: Wire pre-push to a real Husky hook running the cheap no-API tier","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-4-wire-pre-push-to-a-real-husky-hook-running-the-cheap-no-api-tier","content":"Files:\nModify: ( script, line 226)\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (same three commands as the CI job in Task 2, so a local push fails exactly what CI would fail, before it's pushed).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 4.1 Verify current state — script exists but no hook file wires it up:\n\n \n\n Expected: shows ; contains only , , and (no file).\n[ ] 4.2 Redefine the script to the cheap no-API tier — edit :\n[ ] 4.3 Create , matching the shebang + sourcing style of the existing :\n[ ] 4.4 Make it executable, matching the other hooks:\n\n \n\n Expected: permissions show (or equivalent executable bit set).\n[ ] 4.5 Run the hook's own command manually to confirm it passes before relying on the git hook to catch failures:\n\n \n\n Expected: build, mocked-contract suite, and structure suite all run and the command exits 0.\n[ ] 4.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Wire pre-push to a real Husky hook running the cheap no-API tier","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13990","title":"Task 5: OpenAI mocked contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-5-openai-mocked-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , , from ; , , , (module-level helpers already in the file); via .\nProduces: three new entries in : , , .\n\nVerified request contract (, unoverridden by OpenAI's provider class): default returns with () → full URL ; default returns { Authorization: }.\n\nVerified error contract (, full body read verbatim): always sets a numeric , so classification is reliable via the statusCode branches alone — → ; → with the exact literal message (line 185).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 5.1 Verify the suite's tail structure before inserting (confirms exact insertion points):\n\n \n\n Expected: shows ending at line ~1172, the comment, then with a block.\n[ ] 5.2 Insert the new section function immediately before the comment (i.e. right after 's closing brace):\n[ ] 5.3 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 5.4 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: last lines include , , , and the script exits 0.\n[ ] 5.5 Sanity-check the SKIP/FAIL distinction is real for this section by temporarily breaking one assertion (per the Global Constraints break-one-assertion check), confirming a genuine failure reports and a non-zero exit — then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: printed, (or a value shown by the suite's own summary followed by ), confirming the assertion is load-bearing, then the file is restored.\n[ ] 5.6 Re-run to confirm the revert restored a clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: OpenAI mocked contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13991","title":"Task 6: Azure mocked contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-6-azure-mocked-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nVerified request contract (, full 292-line file read twice verbatim): builds where = for a classic host; — passing directly to sets it with no extra env var; defaults to (); returns — not .\n\nVerified error contract (, , read verbatim this session): 401 works via → (an exact, fixed message regardless of upstream body). 429 has no dedicated branch at all — falls through to the generic ProviderError(, \"azure\"). This is a real, confirmed classification gap; the test documents it rather than asserting incorrect behavior.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 6.1 Verify the exact endpoint-building and auth-header logic one more time immediately before writing the mock (guards against drift since the constructor was last read):\n\n \n\n Expected: shows building the URL with the pattern, and returning .\n[ ] 6.2 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 5):\n[ ] 6.3 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 6.4 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , , exit 0.\n[ ] 6.5 Break-one-assertion sanity check (URL construction, since that's the most fragile part of this section), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: (route match fails, throws ), , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 6.6 Re-run to confirm clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Azure mocked contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13992","title":"Task 7: Anthropic mocked contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-7-anthropic-mocked-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new helper + function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nVerified request contract ( v0.102.0 source in , read verbatim this session): default header (); returns () — not ; endpoint relative to () → full URL . Interceptable via because calls the bare identifier, resolved dynamically from (confirmed no local shadow).\n\nVerified error contract (, , read verbatim this session): auth branch matches only — the SDK's actual 401 message format is (), e.g. , which contains neither literal substring, so a real 401 misclassifies and falls through to the generic ProviderError(, ...)— a confirmed gap, documented rather than worked around. 429 correctly matches(the SDK's 429 message is) → with the exact literal message (line 1698).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 7.1 Verify the SDK's exact 401 message format one more time immediately before writing the mock (guards against a version bump changing the format):\n\n \n\n Expected: shows returning when both are present, and routing to (the SDK's own class, unrelated to NeuroLink's — the SDK throws its own typed error, NeuroLink's re-classifies it from ).\n[ ] 7.2 Add a response-builder helper next to (near the top of the file, after the existing helper):\n[ ] 7.3 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 6):\n[ ] 7.4 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 7.5 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , , exit 0.\n[ ] 7.6 Break-one-assertion sanity check (the 429 literal message), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 7.7 Re-run to confirm clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Anthropic mocked contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13993","title":"Task 8: Vertex construction + formatProviderError contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-8-vertex-construction-formatprovidererror-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: from (not re-exported from — dynamic-import-only per repo rule 1, confirmed by grep); , from .\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nWhy construction-only, not fetch interception: Vertex's client routes its ADC (Application Default Credentials) token exchange through , which imports the npm package directly rather than calling — confirmed by inspecting 's dependency graph in . only replaces , so it cannot intercept this path. The substitute contract test constructs the real class (safe — its constructor makes no network call, it only builds a client object) and invokes its directly with synthetic error objects, verifying the classifier logic in isolation.\n\nVerified classifier (, , read verbatim this session): 401/403///statusCode 401 or 403 → ; ////statusCode 429 or 529/ → (with scraped via ). is declared (line 8465) — invoked here via a test-only double assertion (), which is banned in under project rule 14 but explicitly exempt for test files.\n\nVerified construction requirements: constructor signature is — note the different param order vs. the other 4 providers. Construction guard checks only environment variables, not the constructor's param, so the test must before constructing or the constructor throws.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 8.1 Verify is not exported from the main barrel (confirms the deep-import necessity) and confirm the deep-import precedent already used elsewhere in this test suite family:\n\n \n\n Expected: first command returns ; second confirms the named export exists in the deep path; third shows the existing precedent ( imports and from equivalent deep dist paths).\n[ ] 8.2 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 7):\n[ ] 8.3 Wire the call into :\n[ ] 8.4 Typecheck and run:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , , exit 0.\n[ ] 8.5 Break-one-assertion sanity check (swap the expected class in the 429 case), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 8.6 Re-run to confirm","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8: Vertex construction + formatProviderError contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13994","title":"Task 9: Bedrock construction + formatProviderError contract section","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-9-bedrock-construction-formatprovidererror-contract-section","content":"Files:\nModify: (new function + wiring into )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: from ; , from .\nProduces: entries , , .\n\nWhy construction-only, not fetch interception: the AWS SDK v3's uses Node's native // modules directly, not — cannot intercept it. Substitute: construct the real (confirmed safe — its constructor, , only builds a object and never calls , a separate method that is never invoked during construction) and invoke directly with synthetic AWS SDK-shaped errors.\n\nVerified classifier (, , read verbatim this session): (checked via — must pass a real instance, a plain object stringifies to and never matches) → ; throttling is checked via (property check, not a message substring) → .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 9.1 Verify the constructor doesn't perform a health check, and confirm the deep-import path, immediately before writing the test:\n\n \n\n Expected: appears as a method declaration and its later block, but is not called from inside the body (only from other, unrelated code paths); grep returns ; the class export is confirmed in the deep dist path.\n[ ] 9.2 Insert the new section function after (added in Task 8):\n[ ] 9.3 Wire the call into and update the module docstring's coverage matrix to reflect all five new sections:\n[ ] 9.4 Typecheck and run the full mocked suite (all five new sections together):\n\n \n\n Expected: all prior sections plus , , ; final summary line shows ; exit 0.\n[ ] 9.5 Break-one-assertion sanity check (drop the assignment so the throttle branch can't match), then revert:\n\n \n\n Expected: , , then the file is restored.\n[ ] 9.6 Re-run to confirm clean pass, then commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9: Bedrock construction + formatProviderError contract section","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13995","title":"Task 10: Scheduled nightly live-matrix.yml (not a PR gate)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-10-scheduled-nightly-live-matrixyml-not-a-pr-gate","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (, self-gates via per-provider filtering — confirmed it exits 0 cleanly with zero targets when no keys are present).\nProduces: a new, non-required GitHub Actions workflow triggered by (cron) and , entirely separate from 's PR-triggered jobs — never added to 's required contexts.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 10.1 Verify 's self-gating behavior by running it locally with no provider keys set, to confirm the \"clean skip\" claim before building a workflow around it:\n\n \n\n Expected: the suite logs that zero providers have credentials configured and exits (not a hang, not a crash) — confirming it's safe to run unconditionally in a scheduled workflow without pre-filtering secrets in the YAML.\n[ ] 10.2 Create :\n[ ] 10.3 Validate the YAML parses:\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] 10.4 Confirm this workflow file is not referenced anywhere in 's required contexts (it must never block a PR):\n\n \n\n Expected: no matches.\n[ ] 10.5 Trigger a manual dry run locally to prove the command it invokes behaves as expected without keys (already done in 10.1) — no further local step needed since triggers are validated on GitHub, not locally.\n[ ] 10.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Scheduled nightly live-matrix.yml (not a PR gate)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13996","title":"Task 11: Documentation and comment truth fixes","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-11-documentation-and-comment-truth-fixes","content":"Files:\nModify: (header docstring, lines 1-4)\nModify: (Section A, lines 12-42; Section D, line 137)\nModify: (three comment keys, lines 160, 167, 169)\n\nInterfaces: none (comment/doc-only changes; no runtime symbols produced or consumed).\n\nProvider count verified at 30: the assignment specified fixing 's docstring from \"13 providers\" to \"30 providers\" (matching the full enum). Counting the actual keys in the file's object () confirms 30 entries — an exact match against every non- value in the enum (), with zero gaps. (An earlier pass at this count used a grep pattern anchored on , which silently skips the five quoted kebab-case keys — , , , , — undercounting to 25; the corrected pattern below matches both bare and quoted keys and confirms 30.)\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 11.1 Re-verify the provider count immediately before editing (guards against the object having changed since this plan was written; the pattern matches both bare identifier keys like and quoted kebab-case keys like ):\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] 11.2 Fix 's header docstring:\n[ ] 11.3 Fix Section A — the current text describes an array that no longer exists in (removed, per the \"ALL_PROVIDERS list removed\" comment near the top of that file):\n\n diff\nconst ALL_PROVIDERS = [\n\"openai\",\n\"anthropic\",\n\"vertex\",\n\"google-ai\",\n\"openrouter\",\n\"bedrock\",\n\"azure\",\n\"mistral\",\n\"ollama\",\n\"litellm\",\n\"huggingface\",\n -+ \"deepseek\",\n -+ \"nvidia-nim\",\n -+ \"lm-studio\",\n -+ \"llamacpp\",\n] as const;\n -package.json\"// CI tier\"package.jsonvalid JSON","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 11: Documentation and comment truth fixes","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13997","title":"Task 12: Fix hardcoded /9 denominator in environmentManager.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#task-12-fix-hardcoded-9-denominator-in-environmentmanagerts","content":"Files:\nModify: ( lines 316-353, lines 355-369)\n\nInterfaces: none new (internal refactor of an existing class method's arithmetic — no exported symbol's signature changes).\n\nVerified current state (full 461-line file read verbatim this session): builds as a 9-key object ( — ). prints and (lines 319-320) — hardcoded literals, not derived from the object. computes (line 361) — same hardcoded . This plan's scope is limited to deriving the denominator from the object's own key count (stopping the lie that it's always exactly 9); a full descriptor-driven rewrite covering all 30 providers is explicitly out of scope (owned by a separate plan covering 's full provider-descriptor derivation).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] 12.1 Verify the current hardcoded values one more time immediately before editing:\n\n \n\n Expected: three matches — 's two template-literal usages (lines 319-320) and 's division (line 361).\n[ ] 12.2 Fix to derive the denominator from :\n[ ] 12.3 Fix to derive the same denominator independently (it's a separate method receiving the same object, so it must compute its own rather than relying on a value set in ):\n[ ] 12.4 Typecheck (this file is TypeScript run via , not part of the compiled build, so may or may not cover it — verify directly with scoped to this file's syntax via a dry run):\n\n \n\n Expected: the script runs (prints the banner and a final line) without a TypeScript syntax error; the two provider-count lines now show only if still happens to have 9 keys (it does, since this task doesn't change 's key list) — confirming the derived value matches the previous hardcoded one exactly for today's 9-provider set, while no longer being a lie if that set ever changes.\n[ ] 12.5 Confirm no other hardcoded reference to provider count remains in the file:\n\n \n\n Expected: no matches.\n[ ] 12.6 Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 12: Fix hardcoded /9 denominator in environmentManager.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13998","title":"Verification Checklist","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#verification-checklist","content":"[ ] succeeds cleanly from a fresh .\n[ ] (typecheck) passes with zero errors.\n[ ] passes with zero errors.\n[ ] passes (Task 1) — both and report .\n[ ] passes with all ten sections (5 pre-existing + 5 new from Tasks 5-9) reporting , final summary .\n[ ] no longer references , , , or , and no longer imports .\n[ ] contains a job with no / overriding its check-run name; the job's block is gone; 's no-op \"🎯 Test Suite Validation\" step is gone.\n[ ] 's two blocks both list as required contexts.\n[ ] exists, is executable, and its script runs exactly .\n[ ] exists, is triggered by + only, and is not listed in 's required contexts.\n[ ] 's header docstring says 30, not 13.\n[ ] no longer references a deleted array.\n[ ] has zero remaining hardcoded (or ) provider-count literals.\n[ ] Every new/modified // message in this plan's tasks was sanity-checked via the break-one-assertion method (Tasks 5.5, 6.5, 7.6, 8.5, 9.5) and confirmed to produce a real, non-zero-exit failure — not a silent skip.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Verification Checklist","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"13999","title":"Risks & Rollback","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#risks-rollback","content":"Risk: dropping the job's matrix (Task 3) reduces Node-version coverage to a single version (20) if a future contributor assumed multi-version testing was happening. Mitigation: it was already a single-entry matrix providing zero actual multi-version coverage; this is a naming fix, not a coverage reduction. Rollback: re-add and update 's contexts to / if broader version coverage is later desired.\nRisk: the new CI job becomes a required check (via Task 3's update) before it has been proven stable on , potentially blocking legitimate PRs on a flaky new test. Mitigation: Tasks 5-9 each include a build → test → break-one-assertion → revert → re-test cycle before committing, so every new assertion is proven to both pass on real code and genuinely fail on broken code before it becomes a required gate. 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Rollback: none needed; this is compliant as written.\nGeneral rollback for any single task: every task ends in its own commit with a Conventional Commits message; cleanly undoes any one task without affecting the others, since no task's committed state depends on a later task's uncommitted changes (each tas","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Risks & Rollback","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14000","title":"Out of Scope","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-02-ci-safety-net#out-of-scope","content":"Extending the mocked-contract pattern to the remaining ~20 providers beyond OpenAI/Azure/Anthropic/Vertex/Bedrock (this plan's 5 targets) — covered by a per-provider onboarding requirement in the plan governing new-provider PR checklists, and by the plan covering providers ported/migrated in this redesign.\nFull provider-descriptor rewrite (deriving the entire validation matrix, not just the denominator, from a shared descriptor source covering all 30 canonical providers) — this plan's Task 12 only stops the hardcoded lie; the full derivation is owned by the plan covering provider-descriptor consolidation.\nAny refactor of provider classes themselves (error-classifier gaps documented in Tasks 6-7 — Azure's missing 429 branch, Anthropic's 401 substring-match gap — are intentionally left as-is and merely asserted-as-documented; fixing the classifiers is a behavior change outside a CI-safety-net plan's scope).\nWiring /// into any GitHub Actions workflow beyond what Tasks 2 and 10 add — the pre-existing gap where most npm scripts are invoked by no CI workflow or git hook at all remains, apart from the specific scripts this plan wires into , , and .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"CI Safety Net Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Out of Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14001","title":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge","content":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Remove the provably-dead code the provider-family and type/model-registry audits surfaced — duplicate provider utils/constants files, an orphaned static provider barrel, an abandoned Vertex model-creation call tree, a dead Phase-1 options abstraction, two unused local-runtime config factories, a dead capability function, duplicate zod schemas, dead slices of the model-configuration manager, four stale doc comments, and one unreachable branch — so the codebase this redesign builds on top of isn't carrying load-bearing-looking code that nothing calls.\n\nArchitecture: This is a pure subtraction plan: no new abstractions, no new files (except doc-comment fixes, which edit in place). 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Tests via .\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts; all types in src/lib/types/; types barrel only lines; barrel-only type imports; named exports only.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER . Public SDK API must not break — before deleting any EXPORTED symbol, grep both src/ AND test/ AND docs/ for usage, and check whether it is re-exported from src/lib/index.ts or src/lib/types/index.ts (public surface); if it is public, note the breaking-change consideration and prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused.\n\nPlan-specific notes:\nThis plan has no dependency on any other plan in this series — it operates entirely on code that exists on the branch today. It is safe to run before or after Plans 01–10.\nThree deviations from the original task assignment, each with grep evidence inline at the point they occur: Task 3's dead-code scope grew from 7 functions to 12 (re-verification found 5 more functions in the same orphaned call tree that the original audit missed). Task 6's scope shrank from \"delete the function and the field\" to \"delete only the function\" (the field is reachable through a live public re-export chain and is the generic capability parameter's actual mechanism, not dead). Task 8's scope shrank from \"delete most of the 1,130-line file, keep only the TelemetryHandler slice\" to \"delete 3 methods + 1 const + 4 free functions, keep the file\" (re-verification found 7 real production call sites the original framing missed).\nAll line numbers below were read directly from the current tree on 2026-08-15 on branch . If you're running this plan later and a file has since changed, re-run the task's grep-verification step first — it will show you where the current line numbers actually are before you touch anything.\n\nTask 1: Dead sibling utils/constants files across provider directories\n\nFiles:\nDelete: (202 lines, 6 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove export + now-unused import; keep )\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (7 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (8 exports, all dead — audit said 6; re-verification found and are dead too, see step below)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nEdit: (file stays — delete only and its now-unused type import; is live, keep it)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 9 internal (non-barrel-exported-as-public) helper functions/constants across 8 provider directories, all superseded by identically-named or renamed local copies already living in each directory's .\nUnaffected: every provider's public contract (//etc.) — these files are pure internal plumbing with zero callers outside their own directory, confirmed below.\n's keeps its existing expo","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14002","title":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#dead-code-purge-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Remove the provably-dead code the provider-family and type/model-registry audits surfaced — duplicate provider utils/constants files, an orphaned static provider barrel, an abandoned Vertex model-creation call tree, a dead Phase-1 options abstraction, two unused local-runtime config factories, a dead capability function, duplicate zod schemas, dead slices of the model-configuration manager, four stale doc comments, and one unreachable branch — so the codebase this redesign builds on top of isn't carrying load-bearing-looking code that nothing calls.\n\nArchitecture: This is a pure subtraction plan: no new abstractions, no new files (except doc-comment fixes, which edit in place). Every task follows the same shape — re-verify the audit's dead-code claim with a fresh grep against the current tree (not the audit's memory of it), delete the dead code and any barrel line that re-exported it, then prove nothing broke via typecheck/lint/build plus the nearest targeted test suite. Three tasks (3, 6, 8) turned out to need a narrower cut than the audit originally scoped, because re-verification found either more dead code than claimed (Task 3) or that the claimed-dead code is still reachable through a live re-export chain (Task 6) or still has real callers the audit missed (Task 8) — those corrections are called out inline where they occur, with the grep evidence that drove them.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, pnpm, ESLint (custom rules enforcing this repo's 14 Critical Rules), the -based test harness (no vitest runner despite existing).\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14003","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via .\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts; all types in src/lib/types/; types barrel only lines; barrel-only type imports; named exports only.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER . Public SDK API must not break — before deleting any EXPORTED symbol, grep both src/ AND test/ AND docs/ for usage, and check whether it is re-exported from src/lib/index.ts or src/lib/types/index.ts (public surface); if it is public, note the breaking-change consideration and prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused.\n\nPlan-specific notes:\nThis plan has no dependency on any other plan in this series — it operates entirely on code that exists on the branch today. It is safe to run before or after Plans 01–10.\nThree deviations from the original task assignment, each with grep evidence inline at the point they occur: Task 3's dead-code scope grew from 7 functions to 12 (re-verification found 5 more functions in the same orphaned call tree that the original audit missed). Task 6's scope shrank from \"delete the function and the field\" to \"delete only the function\" (the field is reachable through a live public re-export chain and is the generic capability parameter's actual mechanism, not dead). Task 8's scope shrank from \"delete most of the 1,130-line file, keep only the TelemetryHandler slice\" to \"delete 3 methods + 1 const + 4 free functions, keep the file\" (re-verification found 7 real production call sites the original framing missed).\nAll line numbers below were read directly from the current tree on 2026-08-15 on branch . If you're running this plan later and a file has since changed, re-run the task's grep-verification step first — it will show you where the current line numbers actually are before you touch anything.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14004","title":"Task 1: Dead sibling utils/constants files across provider directories","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-1-dead-sibling-utilsconstants-files-across-provider-directories","content":"Files:\nDelete: (202 lines, 6 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove export + now-unused import; keep )\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nDelete: (7 exports, all dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nDelete: (1 export, dead)\nEdit: (remove and barrel lines)\nDelete: (8 exports, all dead — audit said 6; re-verification found and are dead too, see step below)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line only — is untouched, out of scope for this task)\nDelete: (2 exports, both dead)\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\nEdit: (file stays — delete only and its now-unused type import; is live, keep it)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 9 internal (non-barrel-exported-as-public) helper functions/constants across 8 provider directories, all superseded by identically-named or renamed local copies already living in each directory's .\nUnaffected: every provider's public contract (//etc.) — these files are pure internal plumbing with zero callers outside their own directory, confirmed below.\n's keeps its existing export unchanged (still imported live by ).\n\nDo these as one grouped task since they're mechanically identical; each file gets its own verify → delete → barrel-edit sub-step before the shared check/lint/build/test/commit at the end.\n[ ] Verify anthropic/utils.ts has zero external importers and client.ts has local copies of all 6 exports.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command returns nothing (no external importers). Second command shows local /function redeclarations for , , , , around client.ts:130-268; shows no local redeclaration in client.ts — it is simply unused (the live rate-limit-header parser is in a different file, not a redeclaration of this one).\n[ ] Delete .\n[ ] Edit to remove the dead expo","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Dead sibling utils/constants files across provider directories","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14005","title":"Task 2: Dead static provider barrel src/lib/providers/index.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-2-dead-static-provider-barrel-srclibprovidersindexts","content":"Files:\nDelete: (29 export lines — audit said 27, recount below)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: a 29-entry static re-export barrel of every provider class. Zero importers; if anything ever did import it, it would violate Critical Rule 1 (dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts), so its existence is itself a latent rule violation waiting to be used.\nUnaffected: nothing consumes this file. / are the only real provider-lookup path and don't touch it.\n[ ] Verify the file's true export count and confirm zero importers anywhere.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command prints (correcting the audit's \"27-entry\" description — the file re-exports all 29 currently-registered provider classes under aliased names, e.g. ). Second command returns nothing — no file imports from this barrel by any of its plausible import-path spellings.\n[ ] Delete .\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted provider suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Dead static provider barrel src/lib/providers/index.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14006","title":"Task 3: googleVertex dead model-creation call tree","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-3-googlevertex-dead-model-creation-call-tree","content":"⚠️ Scope correction from original assignment: the original task listed 7 dead functions (, , , , , , ). Re-verification confirms all 7 are dead, but tracing their only caller (, itself never called) surfaced 5 more dead functions in the same orphaned tree that the original list missed: itself (client.ts:1366), (:1086), (:1108), (:1171), and (:8982, a fifth diagnostic helper sitting between and that the audit's summary didn't name). All 12 functions are deleted in this task with the same evidence standard as the original 7.\n\nFiles:\nEdit: (9,966 lines) — delete 12 dead methods across two disjoint line ranges (~1086-1394 and ~8753-9194); keep the throwing override at line 1068 (required by 's abstract contract)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 12 private/internal instance methods on . All are unreachable — (the only method can call to obtain a model) unconditionally throws, directing all real callers to the separate, live and methods instead. None of the 12 has any caller outside this same dead island.\nUnaffected: live equivalents for the 3 validate/check diagnostics already exist as methods on () — those are untouched by this task; they are the \"keep\" versions the dead instance methods duplicated.\n(client.ts:8757) has no / modifier (technically public on the class), but is confirmed to have zero callers anywhere in src/test/docs outside its own dead caller at line 1132 — its public visibility doesn't create an external consumer.\n[ ] Verify all 12 functions have zero callers outside this same dead tree, and that — the tree's sole entry point — itself has zero callers.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command's every call-site hit (as opposed to definition-line hit) is from another function inside this same list — e.g. (1366) calls (1373), (1376), (1388); calls (1132); calls (1254) — and itself has no caller anywhere in the file. Second command returns nothing (no test/docs reference any of the 12 names). Third command's only hits are the dead definitions in (8776","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: googleVertex dead model-creation call tree","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14007","title":"Task 4: Dead Phase-1 abstraction universalProviderOptions.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-4-dead-phase-1-abstraction-universalprovideroptionsts","content":"Files:\nDelete: (158 lines: 8 types + 1 runtime class )\nEdit: (remove the barrel line)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: , , , , , , , (types), (runtime class).\nPublic-surface note (per Global Constraints): these symbols ARE technically reachable from the package's main entry point today, via () → () — a double chain that reaches for the 8 types and for the class. The separate sub-export (, which builds to ) is a hand-curated selective list and does not include any of these symbols — clean. Zero real consumers exist anywhere in , , or (only auto-generated TypeDoc pages reference them). Per the Global Constraints exception (\"prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused\"), this is provably unused in practice despite nominal public reachability — proceeding with deletion, but flagging it explicitly as a minor breaking change in the commit message rather than treating it as risk-free.\n[ ] Verify zero real consumers and confirm the public-reachability chain.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command's only hit is (the barrel). Second command returns nothing (zero usages of anywhere). Third confirms re-exports the types barrel wholesale. Fourth returns nothing — the curated sub-export path is clean and unaffected by this deletion.\n[ ] Delete .\n[ ] Edit to remove the line .\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted SDK client suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Dead Phase-1 abstraction universalProviderOptions.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14008","title":"Task 5: Dead local-runtime config factories in providerConfig.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-5-dead-local-runtime-config-factories-in-providerconfigts","content":"Files:\nEdit: — delete (lines 475-491) and (lines 495-509), 35 lines total including the blank line between them\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: , — two exported functions returning for LM Studio and llama.cpp.\nUnaffected: and provider implementations never called these — their real config resolution is inline. type itself is untouched (used by other, live functions in the same file).\n[ ] Verify zero callers anywhere, including no internal dispatcher inside providerConfig.ts itself.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command's only hits are the two functions' own declaration lines (475, 495) — no internal reference elsewhere in the file. Second command's only hits are again those same two declaration lines — zero callers anywhere in src/ or test/ (references exist only in template docs, not real code).\n[ ] Delete lines 475-509 of (both function bodies plus their JSDoc comments and the blank line separating them).\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted provider suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: Dead local-runtime config factories in providerConfig.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14009","title":"Task 6: Dead standalone supportsVision() function in anthropicModels.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-6-dead-standalone-supportsvision-function-in-anthropicmodelsts","content":"⚠️ Scope correction from original assignment: the original task said to delete both the standalone function AND the field from entries / the type. Re-verification confirms the function is dead, but the field is not — deleting it would be a breaking change to a live, documented, generically-accessed public surface. Evidence below. Only the function is deleted in this task.\n\nFiles:\nEdit: — delete (lines 626-635, JSDoc + function + trailing blank line)\nNo change to 's type or to any entry's field (lines 114, 128, 142, 156, 170, 184, 198, 212, 226) — these stay exactly as they are.\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: the free function (a thin, redundant wrapper: ).\nUnaffected — and here is why the field must stay:\nis exported from the types barrel ( → ) — it is part of the protected public types surface per Critical Rule 10/12, and TypeDoc generates a public page for it ().\nTwo other live, exported functions in the same file — (anthropicModels.ts:402-418) and (:469-481) — are generically typed over , which makes a valid, live, runtime-checkable capability key for both functions via indexing. This is the field's actual designed access path, not an incidental one.\n(an alias for , which returns the full object) is imported by and re-exported at the bottom of that file (, \"Re-export types and utilities for convenience\"), propagating through 's barrel. documents this function's example output as explicitly including — external code calling the documented API depends on this field being present in the return shape.\nDeleting the field would therefore change the return shape of a re-exported, documented public function — exactly the case the Global Constraints block's \"prefer deprecation comment over deletion unless provably unused\" carve-out exists for. The function, by contrast, has zero callers anywhere (real vision checks route through the unrelated static method instead) and is provably unused.\n[ ] Verify the standalone function has zero callers, and confirm the fie","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Dead standalone supportsVision() function in anthropicModels.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14010","title":"Task 7: Duplicate zod schemas in dynamicModels.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-7-duplicate-zod-schemas-in-dynamicmodelsts","content":"Files:\nEdit: — delete the local / declarations (lines 9-31, including their leading comment) and import the canonical ones from the types barrel instead\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: two locally-declared zod schemas that were byte-for-byte duplicates (same field names, same types, same order, same nested shape) of the canonical / already exported from and re-exported via the types barrel ( → ).\nUnaffected: neither local schema constant was itself exported from (they were plain , not ), so nothing outside this one file could have imported them directly — this is a same-file, zero-blast-radius substitution. 's own real consumers (, , ) only ever touch the / singleton, never the schema constants.\n[ ] Verify the canonical schemas' exact location and confirm the local ones are true duplicates, not near-duplicates.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command confirms at and at , both exported. Second confirms re-exports the whole file via . Third confirms has its own local copies at lines 12-23 and 25-31 — read both files' schema bodies side-by-side to confirm they are field-for-field identical before deleting (they are: verified during plan-writing).\n[ ] Edit : delete lines 9-31 (the comment plus both local schema declarations), and change the existing type-only import block (currently, around lines 4-7):\n\n \n\n to a combined value+type import that also pulls in the two runtime schema values:\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted dynamic-models suite.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Duplicate zod schemas in dynamicModels.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14011","title":"Task 8: Dead slices of modelConfiguration.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-8-dead-slices-of-modelconfigurationts","content":"⚠️ Scope correction from original assignment: the original task framed this 1,130-line file as \"not wired into the live createProvider path,\" to be mostly deleted except a pricing-fallback slice. Re-verification found this framing is wrong: the singleton has 7 real production call sites across the codebase (analytics, evaluation, telemetry, and two providers), not one. The file stays. Only 3 genuinely-dead class methods, 1 dead top-level const, and 4 dead module-level wrapper functions are deleted.\n\nFiles:\nEdit: (1,129 lines) — delete (~line 686), (~line 775), (~line 1018) class methods; delete the top-level const (line 21); delete the 4 module-level wrapper functions /// at lines 1098-1129 (note: these free-function wrappers are dead — every real caller uses the singleton's own instance methods of the same names instead, not these wrappers)\n\nInterfaces:\nRemoves: 3 dead class methods, 1 dead const, 4 dead free-function wrappers.\nStays live and unchanged: the class, the singleton instance (line 1089), and all of its instance methods actually called by:\n— , falls back to after 's / miss.\n(inside , itself called live at from , imported by , , and ) — identical -then- fallback pattern.\n— imports , calls (:38), (:61), (:70), (:117), (:130); this file is itself re-exported from the types barrel (, a pre-existing Rule-12 violation, out of scope here) and imported by .\n— , reached via 's dynamic .\n— dynamic of , .\n— .\n— .\n() is not a repoint target — it's already the primary path both fallback call sites try first; 's cost data is the secondary source, not competing infrastructure.\n[ ] Trace every real consumer of // to separate live from dead, and confirm the 3 methods + const + 4 wrappers are genuinely uncalled.\n\n \n\n Expected: first three commands together produce the 7 production call sites listed above (plus internal-to-the-file and test-file hits, which don't count as production consumers). Fourth command shows each of the 3 methods and the const ap","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8: Dead slices of modelConfiguration.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14012","title":"Task 9: Stale-comment truth fixes","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-9-stale-comment-truth-fixes","content":"Files:\nEdit: (line 47 area — corrected path; not )\nEdit: (lines 364-366 area)\nEdit: (lines 162, 266, 272)\nEdit: (line 34)\n\nInterfaces: None — comment/doc-only changes, zero runtime behavior change.\n[ ] Verify all four stale claims against the actual implementations.\n\n \n\n Expected:\ncurrently reads (in part) — false. Bedrock's real implementation imports directly from () and dynamically from (); is not a dependency anywhere in or .\ncurrently reads (in part) — same false claim, same proof.\n(Key Files table) and / (How-To Guide) claim lives in — it lives in . ( does separately define the type/interface — only the enum location claim is wrong.)\n's docstring claims — the word \"citation\" appears nowhere else in the file or in the shared base class; there is no citation extraction/parsing/return logic anywhere.\n[ ] Fix — replace the false claim with an accurate description (Bedrock uses the raw AWS SDK directly, not an ai-sdk provider package).\n[ ] Fix — same correction, matching wording style to the surrounding comment.\n[ ] Fix — change all three location references (Key Files table row at line 162, How-To Guide step at line 266, code sample context at line 272) from to .\n[ ] Fix — remove or qualify the \"+ citations\" claim in the line-34 docstring so it accurately reflects that no citation data is extracted or returned.\n[ ] Run the full verification gate (docs/comment-only changes still must pass typecheck/lint since CLAUDE.md is markdown but the 3 source files are TS).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9: Stale-comment truth fixes","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14013","title":"Task 10: Unreachable class-constructor fallback branch in providerFactory.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#task-10-unreachable-class-constructor-fallback-branch-in-providerfactoryts","content":"Files:\nEdit: — simplify 's inner try/catch (lines 127-172) to remove the unreachable constructor-retry branch\n\nInterfaces: None — the outer block (line 175, unchanged) already formats and rethrows any error from the inner block identically to how the dead branch's did, so this is a behavior-preserving simplification, not a behavior change.\n[ ] Verify the branch is unreachable: every registered factory is an arrow function (arrow functions have no , so the guard is always falsy), and confirm the outer catch already handles the rethrow identically.\n\n \n\n Expected: the read confirms the guard at lines 144-148, whose body (the constructor-retry attempt, lines 149-168) can never execute because every one of the 30 calls in passes an arrow function as the factory — arrow functions have no property per the JS spec, so the guard is always and execution always falls to the at line 170. The outer at line 175 formats and rethrows any error identically regardless of which inner path produced it.\n[ ] Edit , replacing lines 125-172 (the declaration plus the whole inner try/catch) with a direct, non-wrapped call — letting any factory error propagate straight to the existing outer at line 175 unchanged:\n\n \n\n (The surrounding outer at lines 118/175-181 stays exactly as-is; only the inner try/catch and its dead branch are removed.)\n[ ] Run the full verification gate.\n[ ] Run the targeted provider suite (exercises across every registered provider).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Unreachable class-constructor fallback branch in providerFactory.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14014","title":"Verification Checklist","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#verification-checklist","content":"[ ] All 10 tasks' grep-verification steps were re-run against the current tree (not copy-pasted from this plan's cached line numbers) immediately before each deletion.\n[ ] passes after every single task, not just at the end.\n[ ] Every provider directory's barrel exports exactly the files that still exist in that directory — no barrel line points at a deleted file.\n[ ] no longer exports ; every other barrel line is untouched.\n[ ] 's field is confirmed still present in the type () and in all 9 entries — this task deliberately did NOT touch it.\n[ ] 's class and singleton are confirmed still present and functioning — this task deliberately did NOT delete the file.\n[ ] passes after Tasks 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10 (the tasks that touch provider-instantiation-adjacent code).\n[ ] and pass after Task 6.\n[ ] passes after Task 7.\n[ ] and pass after Task 8.\n[ ] shows one commit per task (10 commits), each a conventional-commit message, none pushed.\n[ ] A final sanity check shows no leftover markers from the edits.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Verification Checklist","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14015","title":"Risks & Rollback","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#risks-rollback","content":"Risk — Task 3 (googleVertex) is the largest single edit (12 functions across a 9,966-line file, deleted in two blocks whose line numbers shift relative to each other). Mitigation: delete bottom-to-top (second block, i.e. the higher line numbers, first) so the first block's line numbers never move out from under you mid-edit; re-run the grep-verification step after the first deletion to get fresh line numbers before the second.\nRisk — Task 4 (universalProviderOptions.ts) is a nominal breaking change. It's reachable via the package's main export today, even though nothing internally or externally (per repo-wide grep) consumes it. If semantic-release / commit-message conventions in this repo treat a -suffixed conventional commit as a major-version trigger, confirm that's the intended signal before merging — a may need to become a plain with a note in the PR description instead, depending on how strictly this repo's release automation reads commit types. Rollback: the single Task 4 commit; the deleted file's content is fully captured in this plan's Task 4 section if it needs reconstructing without a git history dive.\nRisk — Task 6 deliberately does LESS than originally assigned (keeps the field). If the team intended a genuine breaking change to 's shape as part of a larger model-metadata consolidation (out of scope here, see below), this task's conservative choice may need revisiting once that consolidation plan exists — at that point deleting the field becomes a deliberate, coordinated breaking change rather than an accidental one, which is a different decision than this task is scoped to make alone.\nRisk — Task 8 deliberately does LESS than originally assigned (keeps the file). Same shape of risk as Task 6: if a broader model-configuration consolidation plan later wants to retire entirely in favor of a unified registry, that's a coordinated migration (repoint 7 call sites, not just delete), not a dead-code deletion — explicitly out of scope for this plan.\nRollb","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Risks & Rollback","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14016","title":"Out of Scope","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-03-dead-code-purge#out-of-scope","content":"SageMaker orphaned streaming code — flagged in the audit as a separate dead/orphaned pattern in the SageMaker provider; whether to wire it up or delete it is a design decision, not a mechanical dead-code deletion. Covered by Plan 08.\nVertex's duplicated live loops (the live code paths that duplicate logic across and , as opposed to this plan's Task 3, which only removes the fully-dead legacy call tree those live paths replaced) — a refactor of working code, not a deletion of dead code. Covered by Plan 08.\nMODEL_REGISTRY consolidation — merging the anthropicModels.ts / MODELREGISTRY / MODELCONTEXTWINDOWS / VISIONCAPABILITIES model-metadata stores into one source of truth, including any future decision to reshape itself (which would supersede this plan's conservative Task 6 choice to keep as-is). Covered by Plan 06.\ndoc/behavior mismatch — discovered incidentally during Task 1's ollama verification (the env var is documented as live in and , but the code path that would read it is dead and client.ts's docstring says the provider now always uses the OpenAI-compatible API unconditionally). This is a docs-accuracy issue adjacent to, but distinct from, the dead-code deletion this plan performs — worth a follow-up docs fix, not bundled into Task 1 here.\n's barrel re-export from — noted during Task 8's consumer trace as a pre-existing Critical Rule 12 violation (a non-type file's content re-exported from the types barrel). Not part of this plan's scope; flagged for whichever plan owns general Rule-12 cleanup, if one exists.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Dead Code Purge Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Out of Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14017","title":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor","content":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace five independently-drifted provider-identity tables (CLI choices, , env-var checks, health-check switches, tool-support sets) with one record per provider and a single array, so every consumer derives its view from one source instead of hand-maintaining its own copy.\n\nArchitecture: A new pure-data module () declares one object per of the 30 real values (everything except ), plus a name→descriptor map and an alias→canonical-name index, all computed once at module load with zero imports of provider classes or dynamic . () gains / reading from that module, and gains an optional 5th parameter so a live registration can carry its descriptor too. Nine existing consumers (CLI provider choices, provider env-var checks, health-check dispatch, auto-select priority, , , , the prompt-only-tools set, and /) are each migrated, one task at a time, to read from instead of their own hand-written table. Plan 01 (Tier A Bug Fixes, landed on this branch first) already fixed two of the originally-confirmed bugs — the missing credential mapping and / only recognizing 10 of 30 providers — ahead of this plan; this plan's remaining fixes are silently returning for 20 of 30 providers and the missing / CLI completions, plus it re-derives Plan 01's two already-fixed spots from the same source (rather than their now-separate hand-written fixes) so all nine consumers genuinely share one source instead of nine independently-correct ones.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict, ESM, module resolution), pnpm, for direct TS execution of test suites and CLI-only consumers, the repo's /// harness () for regression suites, ESLint with this repo's custom rules for the type-placement/naming constraints.\n\nSpec:\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + package.json scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages (SKIP-not-FAIL downgrade); new suites include a break-one-assertion sanity step.\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts factory closures; ALL types in src/lib/types/; no (type + intersection only); unique exported type names; types barrel only ; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only; no . Public SDK API must not break.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\n\nTesting convention for this plan specifically: Task 6's completeness suite () is the one place this plan tests the public contract — it imports , (/) from , matching the repo convention that suites exercise the built package. Tasks 7–15 migrate internal consumer functions (CLI option builders, env-var checkers, health-check switches) that are not part of the public SDK barrel; those tasks add blocks to the same suite file but import the consumer functions directly from their files via (no build step required to iterate on them), consistent with how and mix build-artifact and source-level checks in this repo. This split is called out again at the top of each task's Files section.\n\nTask 1: type\n\nFiles:\n— add new type after the existing type (currently lines 1967-1971).\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: (exported).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the type doesn't exist yet.\n\n \n\n Expected: no output (empty).\n[ ] Add the type immediately after (after line 1971) in :\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint, verify they pass (the type is unused so far, which is legal for an exported type).\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. passes because doesn't collide with any existing exported type name (confirmed via the before-grep above finding zero prior uses).\n[ ] Commit.\n \n\nTask 2: — the data\n\nFiles:\n— new file.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (), the 24 enums already statically imported by (, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), type (Task 1), ().\nProduces: , , .\n\nThis file must import zero provider classes and perform zero dynamic — it is pure data, safe to import from anywhere (CLI, tests, other plans) without triggering provider instantiation.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the file doesn't exist.\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] Create with all 30 descriptor entries:\n\n \n\n Note: is placed last (after ) to match the enum's declared order ( lists before ////) — correction: keep entries in the exact enum order; if a diff shows out of place relative to , move it to sit directly after and before so the file's order matches the enum 1:1. Verify with the grep in the next step.\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint.\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. If flags the line, confirm it's importing from the barrel (), not a specific file — that satisfies rule 13.\n[ ] Smoke-check the data with a one-off script (no suite file yet — Task 6 makes it durable):\n\n \n\n Expected: with no failure lines printed above it (assertion fa","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14018","title":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#providerdescriptor-single-source-of-truth-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace five independently-drifted provider-identity tables (CLI choices, , env-var checks, health-check switches, tool-support sets) with one record per provider and a single array, so every consumer derives its view from one source instead of hand-maintaining its own copy.\n\nArchitecture: A new pure-data module () declares one object per of the 30 real values (everything except ), plus a name→descriptor map and an alias→canonical-name index, all computed once at module load with zero imports of provider classes or dynamic . () gains / reading from that module, and gains an optional 5th parameter so a live registration can carry its descriptor too. Nine existing consumers (CLI provider choices, provider env-var checks, health-check dispatch, auto-select priority, , , , the prompt-only-tools set, and /) are each migrated, one task at a time, to read from instead of their own hand-written table. Plan 01 (Tier A Bug Fixes, landed on this branch first) already fixed two of the originally-confirmed bugs — the missing credential mapping and / only recognizing 10 of 30 providers — ahead of this plan; this plan's remaining fixes are silently returning for 20 of 30 providers and the missing / CLI completions, plus it re-derives Plan 01's two already-fixed spots from the same source (rather than their now-separate hand-written fixes) so all nine consumers genuinely share one source instead of nine independently-correct ones.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict, ESM, module resolution), pnpm, for direct TS execution of test suites and CLI-only consumers, the repo's /// harness () for regression suites, ESLint with this repo's custom rules for the type-placement/naming constraints.\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14019","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + package.json scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages (SKIP-not-FAIL downgrade); new suites include a break-one-assertion sanity step.\nRepo rules: dynamic imports only in providerRegistry.ts factory closures; ALL types in src/lib/types/; no (type + intersection only); unique exported type names; types barrel only ; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only; no . Public SDK API must not break.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\n\nTesting convention for this plan specifically: Task 6's completeness suite () is the one place this plan tests the public contract — it imports , (/) from , matching the repo convention that suites exercise the built package. Tasks 7–15 migrate internal consumer functions (CLI option builders, env-var checkers, health-check switches) that are not part of the public SDK barrel; those tasks add blocks to the same suite file but import the consumer functions directly from their files via (no build step required to iterate on them), consistent with how and mix build-artifact and source-level checks in this repo. This split is called out again at the top of each task's Files section.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14020","title":"Task 1: ProviderDescriptor type","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-1-providerdescriptor-type","content":"Files:\n— add new type after the existing type (currently lines 1967-1971).\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: (exported).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the type doesn't exist yet.\n\n \n\n Expected: no output (empty).\n[ ] Add the type immediately after (after line 1971) in :\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint, verify they pass (the type is unused so far, which is legal for an exported type).\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. passes because doesn't collide with any existing exported type name (confirmed via the before-grep above finding zero prior uses).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: ProviderDescriptor type","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14021","title":"Task 2: providerDescriptors.ts — the data","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-2-providerdescriptorsts-the-data","content":"Files:\n— new file.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (), the 24 enums already statically imported by (, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), type (Task 1), ().\nProduces: , , .\n\nThis file must import zero provider classes and perform zero dynamic — it is pure data, safe to import from anywhere (CLI, tests, other plans) without triggering provider instantiation.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the file doesn't exist.\n\n \n\n Expected: .\n[ ] Create with all 30 descriptor entries:\n\n \n\n Note: is placed last (after ) to match the enum's declared order ( lists before ////) — correction: keep entries in the exact enum order; if a diff shows out of place relative to , move it to sit directly after and before so the file's order matches the enum 1:1. Verify with the grep in the next step.\n[ ] Run typecheck and lint.\n\n \n\n Expected: both exit 0. If flags the line, confirm it's importing from the barrel (), not a specific file — that satisfies rule 13.\n[ ] Smoke-check the data with a one-off script (no suite file yet — Task 6 makes it durable):\n\n \n\n Expected: with no failure lines printed above it (assertion failures print to stderr as but do not stop the script — visually confirm none appear).\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: providerDescriptors.ts — the data","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14022","title":"Task 3: ProviderFactory.getDescriptor() / getAllDescriptors() + registration wiring + public exports","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-3-providerfactorygetdescriptor-getalldescriptors-registration-wiring-public-exports","content":"Files:\n— extend .\n— extend .\n— add two new static methods near (current lines 180-184).\n— add new exports near the existing export (lines 36-37).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (Task 2).\nProduces: , , and public re-exports , from .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to a new file (this step creates the file; later tasks append more blocks to it):\n\n \n\n This step ALSO requires adding to 's block, alphabetically near the other entries.\n[ ] Run and verify it fails (the exports don't exist yet, so the dynamic calls throw or is ).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL — either the build fails to produce a / on , or (if itself isn't exported yet) the destructure yields and calling throws , which the harness reports as a FAIL (not a Skip, since the message doesn't match ).\n[ ] Extend in (the existing type at lines 1967-1971):\n[ ] Extend in (current signature at lines 55-60) to accept and store an optional 5th parameter, and add the two new static methods near (lines 180-184):\n\n \n\n \n\n Add the import at the top of :\n\n \n\n and add to the existing type-only import from at the top of the file.\n[ ] Add public exports to , immediately after the existing (line 37):\n[ ] Run and verify the test now passes.\n\n \n\n Expected: exits 0; prints (or similar per the harness's summary format) and exits 0.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: ProviderFactory.getDescriptor() / getAllDescriptors() + registration wiring + public exports","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14023","title":"Task 4: Rewire normalizeProviderName() to the O(1) alias index","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-4-rewire-normalizeprovidername-to-the-o1-alias-index","content":"Files:\n— .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2, already imported in Task 3).\nProduces: same public signature, — behavior-preserving for descriptor-covered providers, with a fallback path for anything registered without a descriptor (e.g. future non-AI media/TTS handlers that call directly).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n\n \n\n This test passes against the CURRENT implementation too (it's a characterization test, not a new-behavior test) — its purpose is to lock in identical output before and after the O(n)→O(1) rewrite, per the \"run+verify fail\" step below using a deliberately broken intermediate state.\n[ ] Run it against the current code to confirm it currently PASSES (proving the rewrite must not change behavior):\n\n \n\n Expected: all 5 tests so far (3 from Task 3 + these 2) pass. This confirms the baseline; the next step is a refactor, verified by re-running the same suite unchanged afterward (a \"no green→red→green\" cycle is expected here since this is a pure refactor with a pre-existing correct implementation — call out explicitly that this task's TDD cycle is characterization-then-refactor, not new-behavior-then-implementation).\n[ ] Rewrite (current lines 189-205):\n[ ] Run and verify the suite still passes (behavior-preserving refactor).\n\n \n\n Expected: all 5 tests pass, exit 0.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Rewire normalizeProviderName() to the O(1) alias index","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14024","title":"Task 5: Wire descriptors into providerRegistry.ts's 30 registerProvider() calls","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-5-wire-descriptors-into-providerregistrytss-30-registerprovider-calls","content":"Files:\n— all 30 call sites inside (confirmed at lines 106, 126, 145, 170, 194, 217, 242, 262, 280, 299, 318, 343, 373, 399, 417, 436, 454, 471, 489, 507, 525, 550, 575, 600, 625, 643, 661, 686, 705, 730).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2), (already imported).\nProduces: no new symbols — this is a purely additive change to existing calls (adds a 5th argument), so every provider's live is populated. / arguments are left byte-for-byte unchanged to keep this a zero-risk additive migration.\n\nThis is a mechanical, data-driven change with no new runtime behavior to unit-test beyond \"the descriptor is attached\" — using the pure-data-migration cycle.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Before-grep: confirm the exact call count and that none already pass a 5th argument.\n\n \n\n Expected: first command prints ; second prints .\n[ ] Add the import at the top of (alongside the existing + static import block, lines 12-38):\n[ ] Add a 5th argument, , to each of the 30 calls. Two full worked examples (the rest follow the identical pattern — see the table below):\n\n GOOGLE_AI (), before:\n\n \n\n after (only the closing line changes):\n\n \n\n AZURE (), same transformation — only the trailing comma line is added:\n\n \n\n Apply the same one-line addition ( as the final argument, before the closing ) to the remaining 28 calls, keyed by enum member:\n\n | Enum member | Line (before edit) |\n | ------------------- | ------------------ |\n | | 126 |\n | | 145 |\n | | 170 |\n | | 217 |\n | | 242 |\n | | 262 |\n | | 280 |\n | | 299 |\n | | 318 |\n | | 343 |\n | | 373 |\n | | 399 |\n | | 417 |\n | | 436 |\n | | 454 |\n | | 471 ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: Wire descriptors into providerRegistry.ts's 30 registerProvider() calls","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14025","title":"Task 6: Completeness suite + break-one-assertion sanity check","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-6-completeness-suite-break-one-assertion-sanity-check","content":"Files:\n— the file created incrementally in Tasks 3-5; this task adds the core completeness assertions and the required sanity check.\n— script already added in Task 3.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , from .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Add completeness tests to (append a new + block before the final closes — since 's body is a single async function, add these calls inside it, after the existing sections):\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, all tests reported as passed.\n[ ] Required sanity check — break one assertion on purpose and confirm the suite reports FAIL and exits non-zero (per this repo's documented hazard: a thrown message that merely quotes provider-ish text gets silently downgraded to SKIP). Temporarily change the last test's expected value:\n\n \n\n Expected: output contains a FAIL line for the \"TOGETHER_AI resolves...\" test and (non-zero) — confirming this suite reports real failures as FAIL, not SKIP.\n[ ] Revert the deliberate breakage and re-verify green.\n\n \n\n Expected: , all tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Completeness suite + break-one-assertion sanity check","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14026","title":"Task 7 (scope a): CLI --provider choices + bash completion derived from descriptors","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-7-scope-a-cli---provider-choices-bash-completion-derived-from-descriptors","content":"Files:\n— .\n— bash-completion literal string.\n\nTesting convention note: this task's test imports the option-builder object directly from via (not from — CLI option definitions aren't part of the SDK's public barrel).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: ().\nProduces: same value, now derived instead of hand-maintained; same bash-completion string, now derived from the same source (fixing the confirmed missing / entries).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails ( doesn't exist as an exported symbol yet, and the choices array is still hand-written so the first test may already pass — the second test fails with an import error).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL on \"bash completion string matches...\" — (or ).\n[ ] In , add the import and derive both values. Near the top of the file (alongside existing imports):\n\n \n\n Add a derived constant near the top-level scope (before is defined):\n\n \n\n Replace the array in (lines 105-162) with:\n\n \n\n Replace the hand-written bash-completion literal (around line 6040) with a reference to instead of the inline string.\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, both new tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7 (scope a): CLI --provider choices + bash completion derived from descriptors","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14027","title":"Task 8 (scope b): providerUtils.ts — hasProviderEnvVars() and getAvailableProviders()","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-8-scope-b-providerutilsts-hasproviderenvvars-and-getavailableproviders","content":"Scope note (post-Plan-01): Plan 01 landed first and already rewrote to be enum-derived (, ) — it already correctly returns all 30 providers, so (which calls it) is already correct too. That part of this task is no longer a bug fix; it is downgraded to an optional consistency migration (re-deriving from instead of the enum, so this function reads from the same single source as the other eight consumers) and is called out as such below. is untouched by Plan 01 and is still genuinely broken — that part of this task is unchanged.\n\nFiles:\n— (10-case switch + , silently returning for the other 20 providers today — still broken, this is the real fix in this task).\n— (already rewritten by Plan 01 to , already correct for all 30 providers; migrating it to here is a source-of-truth consistency step, not a bug fix).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , .\nProduces: same signatures, (now correct for all 30 providers instead of only 10 — the genuine fix) and (already correct post-Plan-01; re-pointed at purely so it shares the same source as the other eight consumers, with no observable behavior change).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify: the test FAILS, the test already PASSES.\n\n \n\n Expected: returns (falls into ) even with set — this one is the real, still-open bug. already includes and the other 29 providers, because Plan 01 already rewrote it to be enum-derived — this test passes before any code in this task changes, since it's characterizing already-correct (if not yet descriptor-derived) behavior.\n[ ] Replace (lines 437-505) with a descriptor-driven implementation:\n\n \n\n Add the import at the top of :\n\n \n\n (Confirm this doesn't create a circular import: does not import — verified via 's import block already read in this plan's research, which only imports from and .)\n[ ] Re-point (lines 511-515) at instead of the enum. This is a source-of-truth consistency step, not a bug fix — Plan 01's enum-derived version already returns the correct 3","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8 (scope b): providerUtils.ts — hasProviderEnvVars() and getAvailableProviders()","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14028","title":"Task 9 (scope c): autoSelectPriority reconciliation","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-9-scope-c-autoselectpriority-reconciliation","content":"Files:\n— the rationale comment (83-92) and 10-provider array (93-104) inside .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same signature; the internal fallback-chain array is now derived instead of hand-written, sorted by .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n\n \n\n ( on arrays relies on the harness's deep-equality behavior; if only does , use instead — check 's implementation before writing this line and use whichever form it actually supports.)\n[ ] Run and verify it passes immediately (this is a characterization test against Task 2's already-written data, not new behavior — the values were assigned in Task 2 specifically to reproduce this order).\n\n \n\n Expected: pass (this test doesn't touch yet, so it validates the data only).\n[ ] Replace the hardcoded array inside (lines 93-104) with a derivation:\n\n \n\n placed where the original array literal was, keeping the surrounding rationale comment (the original lines 83-92 explaining why this order exists) — do not delete that comment, since it documents intent this data-driven version still needs.\n[ ] Add an integration-level test verifying itself still iterates in this order when no providers are configured (using an explicit unset-env guard so it doesn't flake against the developer's real ):\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9 (scope c): autoSelectPriority reconciliation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14029","title":"Task 10 (scope d): providerHealth.ts per-provider switches","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-10-scope-d-providerhealthts-per-provider-switches","content":"Files:\n— .\n— .\n— .\n— .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same 4 function signatures, each still returning the same shape (, , , respectively), now derived from descriptor fields for all 30 providers instead of a 4-9-case switch with an implicit default for the rest.\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails on the case (not in the original 8-case switch, so returns per the documented ).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL on \"getApiKeyEnvironmentVariable resolves a provider outside the old 8-case switch\" — got , expected .\n[ ] Replace all four functions in with descriptor-driven implementations. Add the import at the top:\n\n \n\n \n\n Note: if is not currently a class method with access to /, keep it as a method on exactly as it already is today (only the dispatch condition changes from a hardcoded switch to plus a 3-way inner switch) — do not change its enclosing class/method structure, only its body.\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, all tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10 (scope d): providerHealth.ts per-provider switches","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14030","title":"Task 11 (scope e): NeuroLink.getProviderStatus()","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-11-scope-e-neurolinkgetproviderstatus","content":"Files:\n— the hardcoded const inside .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same signature; the provider list it iterates is now derived (excluding ) instead of the hardcoded 11-entry array (which included both and as separate entries).\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails.\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL — and are not among the hardcoded 11 provider names currently iterated.\n[ ] Replace the hardcoded array (lines 14106-14118) with:\n\n \n\n Keep the rest of the method (the -wrapped map, the special-cased Ollama , ) unchanged — only the source of the array changes. If was relied on elsewhere in this method as a distinct entry from , search for it first:\n\n \n\n If the only reference was the removed array entry itself, no further change is needed (the alias remains resolvable via /CLI choices — it just no longer gets its own duplicate status-check entry alongside , which is the intended de-duplication).\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, all tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 11 (scope e): NeuroLink.getProviderStatus()","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14031","title":"Task 12 (scope f): tools/automation/environmentManager.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-12-scope-f-toolsautomationenvironmentmanagerts","content":"Files:\n— the hardcoded 9-key object inside .\n— the denominators in .\n— the denominator in .\n\nTesting convention note: this is a standalone automation script (not part of the SDK), tested by importing directly from its source via .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same shape, now keyed by all 30 provider names; / denominators become dynamic () instead of the literal .\n\nSteps:\n[ ] Failing test — add to :\n[ ] Run and verify it fails (the object currently has exactly 9 keys, has 30).\n\n \n\n Expected: FAIL — is , expected .\n[ ] Replace the hardcoded object in (lines 252-266) with a derivation built from descriptor env vars, reusing the same primary+fallback+extraRequired logic as Task 8's but reading from the parsed object () rather than (this function already parses into a plain object via , so it cannot call the live--based directly):\n\n \n\n Add the import at the top of the file:\n\n \n\n Replace the object literal's field (which previously inlined the 9 checks) to instead assign this pre-computed object.\n[ ] Fix the two hardcoded denominators. In (lines 319-320):\n\n \n\n In (line 361):\n[ ] Run and verify pass.\n\n \n\n Expected: exit 0, both tests pass.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"ProviderDescriptor Single Source of Truth Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 12 (scope f): tools/automation/environmentManager.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14032","title":"Task 13 (scope g): setup.ts — PROVIDERS id list + checkExistingConfigurations()","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-04-provider-descriptor#task-13-scope-g-setupts-providers-id-list-checkexistingconfigurations","content":"Files:\n— the array (9 entries: , , , , , , , , ).\n— (currently module-private — not exported; this task's rewrite adds so the suite below can import it directly, matching how the rest of this plan's Tasks 7-14 test internal consumers).\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: .\nProduces: same signature, now exported. The array's marketing/UX fields (, , , , , , , , ) stay hand-authored and untouched — out of scope. 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The hand-rolled object literals in ( in both tests) are structurally compatible with because every field they omit (, is present but others like , , etc. are omitted) — wait, check this carefully: TypeScript structural typing requires object literals passed as a typed argument to have all required fields, but the test file's is inferred as its own literal type (untyped ), then passed to whose parameter is typed . TypeScript will only accept this if 's properties are a superset (or exact match for required fields) of what actually reads — since 's signature declares its first parameter as the full type, an object literal missing required fields (like , , , ) will fail excess/missing-property checks.\n\n This is a real gap to close, not a placeholder to leave: fix it now by widening 's parameter type to only the subset of fields it actually reads, instead of the full entry. 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Nothing is generic or lossy here: xAI keeps its unique \"insufficient quota — top up at console.x.ai\" rule, Groq keeps its -vs- distinction, and every provider keeps its own auth/rate-limit/model-not-found wording. No entry spreads plan 07's — that table's network/connection and 5xx-server rules would introduce classification behavior none of these 7 subclasses had before (everything past the three specific branches fell to each provider's own generic catch-all), and this task's parity goal (Tasks 7-13) is exact behavioral parity, not new behavior.\n[ ] Step 1: Write a failing structural-invariants test\n\n Append to , before :\n\n \n\n Update :\n[ ] Step 2: Run and verify it fails\n\n \n\n Expected: crash — doesn't exist. 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If a 400 response is BOTH a context-overflow error AND something a subclass's would also want to fix (today, only NVIDIA NIM implements , stripping rejected fields like ), returning a truthy corrected body means is never called — its fix is silently dropped, and the retried request still carries whatever field the server just rejected, likely 400ing again (or succeeding by luck if the field wasn't actually going to be re-rejected once resent). 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This plan does not have a mandate to fix it (only the bug, Task 6, is in scope as a fix). Suggested follow-up: a small, separate plan that either (a) makes the registry default check like the other 6, or (b) changes 's class default to match the registry's — needs a product decision on which value is actually \"correct\" for Mistral's default, which is outside this plan's scope to make.\nGroq's TimeoutError classification is silently normalized. Pre-migration, Groq alone mapped to ; the other 6 (and the new , for all 7) map it to . This is not this plan's own design choice — plan 07's hard-codes unconditionally, \"ahead of any rule table\" and explicitly not made overridable, so every provider that delegates to it (not just this catalog's 7) gets this normalization; has no branch of its own to change. If any caller pattern-matches on specifically for Groq timeouts, that code now sees instead. 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None are zero-quirk (each overrides at least one real hook), so none are candidates for this catalog; out of scope for this plan entirely (not assigned to a specific other plan in this roadmap as of this writing).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Config-Driven OpenAI-Compat Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Out of Scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14064","title":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation","content":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace NeuroLink's five independently-maintained, disagreeing model-metadata stores (, , the private table, the private table, and ) with one per-provider model manifest that all five read from, while preserving every existing public function signature.\n\nArchitecture: A new canonical type (in ) describes, per provider, a , optional (regex-driven patches for unlisted gateway-shaped ids — the same pattern / already use independently), and a map keyed by canonical model id. One file per provider under exports its manifest as pure, dependency-free data; statically imports all 30 and exposes / lookup functions implementing the longest-prefix-match cascade 's already pioneered. The five existing stores are migrated one at a time to compute their exported values from the manifest at module-init or call time, with their public signatures byte-identical to today.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict mode, no , named exports only), no new runtime dependencies — manifests are plain object literals imported statically (they carry no heavy provider SDKs, so Critical Rule 1's dynamic-import mandate for factories does not apply here).\n\nSpec:\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/; no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. EVERY existing public function signature preserved (getContextWindowSize, findRates, calculateCost, supportsVision, getSafeMaxTokens, resolveClaudeMaxTokens, ModelResolver.\\*, modelRegistry helpers) — consumers must not change.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\nRelated contract (plan 04, separate concern): ProviderDescriptor in src/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.ts covers provider-level identity/env — your manifest is MODEL-level; do not duplicate provider-level fields.\n\nTask 1: Manifest types\n\nFiles:\nModify: (append after the existing type block; do not touch anything above line 271)\nTest: none (pure type addition — verified by in the final step)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing (foundational task)\nProduces: , , — the three types every later task imports from .\n\nThe manifest's is deliberately optional. Some real, current models (e.g. ) have no verified price in any existing store — 's own table has no entry for it today. Leaving the field absent is honest; inventing a number is not. This has a direct, load-bearing consequence for Task 9: () has three required (non-optional) numeric fields (, , ) — confirmed by reading . Task 9's registry builder resolves this by only ever promoting manifest entries that do carry into the rebuilt — see Task 9's design note for the full reasoning.\n\nThe manifest also carries an optional block for //. These three fields are today hand-tuned per model in () — there is no mechanical source for them anywhere else (not in , not in , not in ). For the 25 ids that already have a entry today (5 Anthropic, 20 OpenAI), Task 9 must reproduce those exact values byte-for-byte, or its own \"exact old output preserved\" equality test would be false for // specifically. is how those 25 hand-tuned triples travel forward into the manifest instead of being silently dropped and re-derived. Entries that never had a row (every other manifest entry — the other 10 Anthropic ids, all 28 minimal-tier providers, etc.) omit , and Task 9's builder derives // mechanically for them, exactly as designed before this revision.\n[ ] Step 1: Add the three manifest types\n\nOpen , find the end of the file (it currently ends at line 271, closing the last exported type — verify with that line 271 is the final line before appending). Append:\n\n's three field types — , , — need no new import: they are already declared earlier in this same file ( at , at , at ), and the append lands after all three, so they are already in scope.\n[ ] Step 2: Verify the barrel picks it up and the project still type-checks\n\nRun: \nExpected: no errors. already does (barrel rule 10), so the three new types are immediately importable from — no barrel edit needed.\n[ ] Step 3: Commit\n\nTask 2: Anthropic manifest\n\nFiles:\nCreate: \nTest: none standalone — covered by Task 14's consistency suite\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (Task 1)\nProduces: — the shape Task 4's aggregator imports and Task 6/7/8/9/10/11 all read through the manifest registry.\n\nEvery field below is traced to real, currently-committed data — no invented prices, context windows, or capability flags:\nfrom ().\nfrom () — the regex ladder Critical Rule 3 documents as authoritative (Sonnet/Haiku 4.x → 64000, Opus 4.x","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14065","title":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#model-metadata-consolidation-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace NeuroLink's five independently-maintained, disagreeing model-metadata stores (, , the private table, the private table, and ) with one per-provider model manifest that all five read from, while preserving every existing public function signature.\n\nArchitecture: A new canonical type (in ) describes, per provider, a , optional (regex-driven patches for unlisted gateway-shaped ids — the same pattern / already use independently), and a map keyed by canonical model id. One file per provider under exports its manifest as pure, dependency-free data; statically imports all 30 and exposes / lookup functions implementing the longest-prefix-match cascade 's already pioneered. The five existing stores are migrated one at a time to compute their exported values from the manifest at module-init or call time, with their public signatures byte-identical to today.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict mode, no , named exports only), no new runtime dependencies — manifests are plain object literals imported statically (they carry no heavy provider SDKs, so Critical Rule 1's dynamic-import mandate for factories does not apply here).\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14066","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#global-constraints","content":"pnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/; no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. EVERY existing public function signature preserved (getContextWindowSize, findRates, calculateCost, supportsVision, getSafeMaxTokens, resolveClaudeMaxTokens, ModelResolver.\\*, modelRegistry helpers) — consumers must not change.\nConventional commits; commit per task; NEVER .\nRelated contract (plan 04, separate concern): ProviderDescriptor in src/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.ts covers provider-level identity/env — your manifest is MODEL-level; do not duplicate provider-level fields.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14067","title":"Task 1: Manifest types","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-1-manifest-types","content":"Files:\nModify: (append after the existing type block; do not touch anything above line 271)\nTest: none (pure type addition — verified by in the final step)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing (foundational task)\nProduces: , , — the three types every later task imports from .\n\nThe manifest's is deliberately optional. Some real, current models (e.g. ) have no verified price in any existing store — 's own table has no entry for it today. Leaving the field absent is honest; inventing a number is not. This has a direct, load-bearing consequence for Task 9: () has three required (non-optional) numeric fields (, , ) — confirmed by reading . Task 9's registry builder resolves this by only ever promoting manifest entries that do carry into the rebuilt — see Task 9's design note for the full reasoning.\n\nThe manifest also carries an optional block for //. These three fields are today hand-tuned per model in () — there is no mechanical source for them anywhere else (not in , not in , not in ). 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This is the value already correctly used by the native Anthropic/Vertex+Claude request paths; Task 11 propagates it into so agrees with it too (see Task 11's design note on the documented contradiction).\nfrom (), mapping its field to the manifest's name.\nfrom + ().\n/ for the 5 ids that already exist in today are copied verbatim from ( → \"Claude 3.5 Sonnet\", → \"Claude 3.5 Haiku\", // per the same file) to avoid any user-visible naming churn in . The other 10 ids use Anthropic's real public model names — not fabricated, but also not literal copies of any single existing file since none of these 10 previously had a entry.\nThose same 5 pre-existing ids also carry a block — // copied verbatim from their entries ( at , at , at , at , at ). The other 10 Anthropic ids have no block — Task 9 derives their // mechanically, same as every non-Anthropic, non-OpenAI manifest entry.\nhas no (genuinely absent from ) and (it matches 's , ).\n[ ] Step 1: Create the manifest file\n[ ] Step 2: Verify it compiles standalone\n\nRun: \nExpected: no errors (this is a syntax/shape sanity check; the full project check runs in Task 4's step once the aggregator imports it).\n[ ] Step 3: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Anthropic manifest","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14069","title":"Task 3: OpenAI manifest","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-3-openai-manifest","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nTest: none standalone — covered by Task 14\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 1)\nProduces: \n\n20 entries, one per non-deprecated key () — is excluded (, \"Turned off Jul 14, 2025\" per 's sibling enum comment; the manifest models what's actually callable). , , , and the four boolean capability flags are copied verbatim from each entry's existing block. uses () rather than 's own where the two disagree — this is a real, demonstrated instance of the \"5 stores disagree\" problem the spec documents: 's entry says , but says . is the actively-maintained, more specific store (its comments track exact release dates and shutdown notices), so it wins as the manifest's source of truth; comes from ().\n\nThree ids — , , — have no distinct entry of their own. Today, 's longest-prefix match silently resolves them to their shorter sibling's rate (, , respectively) — confirmed by reading 's prefix-match loop (). To preserve that exact resolved price without relying on the manifest's own prefix-match cascade producing a different result at read time (since these three ids also happen to be manifest keys in their own right, an exact-key match would otherwise short-circuit before any prefix fallback runs), their is set explicitly to the value they already resolve to today — this is not new data, it is today's implicit resolution made explicit.\n\nAll 20 entries also carry a block — // copied verbatim from their entry (line ranges cited per-entry below). This is every OpenAI id the manifest models, because unlike Anthropic (5 of 15 pre-existing) or the rest of the program (0 of 28 minimal-tier providers pre-existing), 100% of this manifest's entries already had a hand-tuned row before this migration — so Task 9's builder finds populated for every OpenAI model and never falls back to mechanical derivation for this provider.\n[ ] Step 1: Create the manifest file\n[ ] Step 2: Verify it compiles standalone\n\nRun: \nExpected: no errors.\n[ ] Step 3: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: OpenAI manifest","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14070","title":"Task 4: Manifest registry aggregator","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-4-manifest-registry-aggregator","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nTest: (created fully in Task 14; this task only needs )\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2), (Task 3), plus 5 more full + 23 minimal manifests (Task 5 — this task is written and tested against the two manifests that exist after Tasks 2-3; Task 5 adds the remaining 28 import lines to the same file as its own step).\nProduces: , , , , — the five symbols every migration task (7-11) imports.\n\n never falls back to a provider's entry; does. The split exists because 's Vertex→Google-Gemini and Bedrock→Anthropic cross-provider fallbacks () must run before the provider's own , and 's pass-through check must run before any implicit short-circuit too — both need the \"give me a real match or nothing\" primitive that provides, so they can insert their own special case in between the two. Family rules, when a fallback fires, are tested against the original argument, not the literal string — so an unmatched gateway-shaped id still gets correctly patched.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing check\n\nSince this task starts a project-wide compile that will fail for straightforward reasons (missing exports) until implemented, the \"failing test\" here is the type-check itself:\n\nRun: \nExpected: passes (nothing references yet) — this step exists to record the baseline before the file is created, so Step 4 has a clean before/after.\n[ ] Step 2: Create the aggregator with static imports\n[ ] Step 3: Add a smoke check for the new exports\n\nAdd a temporary throwaway script to confirm the resolution cascade behaves as designed before wiring any real consumer to it (this is not the permanent Task 14 suite — just a fast manual check):\n\nExpected output: , both lines print (exact match and prefix match agree), the miss line prints , and the price line prints .\n[ ] Step 4: Run the project type-check\n\nRun: \nExpected: passes.\n[ ] Step 5: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Manifest registry aggregator","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14071","title":"Task 5: Generator script + remaining 28 manifests","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-5-generator-script-remaining-28-manifests","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: , , , , (5 \"full\" providers — generated from existing entries)\nCreate: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , (23 \"minimal\" providers)\nModify: (add the 28 new import lines + registry entries)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: / ( — exported, pre-migration shape, still the hand-authored data at this point in the plan since Task 9 hasn't run yet), is NOT directly importable (private const backs it, but itself isn't exported either — confirmed by reading 's export list) — the generator instead uses the exported /, and for context/vision/max-tokens uses (, exported), (, exported), (, exported).\nProduces: 28 new values (one per file), wired into .\n\nDesign note — why the generator reads only exported symbols. () and () are both private, unexported consts. A generator script living outside those modules cannot import them directly. Instead of adding new exports purely to serve a one-time generator (which would grow the public surface for no runtime benefit), the generator drives the same public API real callers already use: to enumerate each full provider's existing models, + a per-unit-cost probe via (which — reading 's body, — computes , i.e. exactly the input-side value when scaled back up) to recover pricing, and to recover the vision flag. This keeps the private tables private while still letting the generator produce real, non-fabricated data.\n\nDesign note — the 5 full vs. 23 minimal split. 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All 18 existing exported helper functions (, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , plus the two aliases /) keep their exact signatures — only 's values change, sourced from the manifest instead of hand-typed literals.\n\nDesign note. () is a 9-member enum, independent of both (, a third catalog that only supplies keys — untouched by this plan, see Out of Scope) and the manifest's 15 canonical ids. It is missing the three 4.5-generation models: , , . Adding them is this task's scope; four further gaps remain even after this task (, , , still have no member) — flagged explicitly in this plan's Out of Scope section rather than silently left unaddressed, since expanding beyond the assigned 4.5-generation gap is a real scope decision, not an oversight.\n\nSeparately, 's two existing entries for and are stale: () computes for both ( matches \"opus-4\" as a substring of both \"claude-opus-4-20250514\" and \"claude-opus-4-6\"). 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's current body: normalize provider via , handle the sentinel (litellm/openrouter/openaicompatible proxy through to whatever search the caller's actual model implies), strip Bedrock ARN/vendor prefixes, exact match, longest-prefix match, Vertex→Google-Gemini fallback (must run before ), then provider-level . Only the \"exact match, longest-prefix match\" core () becomes a manifest call — the proxy search, Bedrock ARN-stripping, and Vertex→Google-Gemini special case all stay exactly as they are, calling the manifest-backed core recursively/directly where they previously indexed into directly. 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The manifest's boolean plus its own cover the \"substring match\" and \"family regex\" steps together (Task 2's anthropic manifest already embeds the same two regexes as , applied by itself — Task 4). The env override and pass-through are provider-routing concerns, not model metadata — both stay in untouched, running before and after the manifest call respectively, exactly as they do today relative to .\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test\n[ ] Step 2: Run it to confirm today's baseline\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: \n[ ] Step 3: Route supportsVision through the manifest, falling back to the legacy tables for un-manifested providers\n\nRead in full before editing. Replace the body between the special case and the /'s closing return with:\n\nAdd the import at the top of the file:\n\n/ stay unchanged — they read directly and are documented as reading the legacy table specifically (their docblocks don't claim manifest-derived completeness), so no behavior change is implied for them by this task.\n[ ] Step 4: Run the test again to verify it still passes\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: — identical output. and the family-rule case now resolve through the manifest (both providers have full manifests); correctly still returns since its manifest entry has and no family rule matches it.\n[ ] Step 5: Run the project type-check and build\n\nRun: \nExpected: both pass.\n[ ] Step 6: Commit","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Migrate providerImageAdapter.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14077","title":"Task 11: Migrate core/constants.ts (PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS) and resolve the Claude max-tokens contradiction","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-11-migrate-coreconstantsts-provider_max_tokens-and-resolve-the-claude-max-tokens-contradiction","content":"Files:\nModify: ()\nTest: standalone script checks (folded into Task 14's suite)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 2), , (Task 4)\nProduces: — unchanged shape and export name; () — unchanged signature, its per-model override branch (, already present in the existing code) now actually has per-model data to find for Anthropic.\n\nDesign note — the documented contradiction. and (both ) both claim to answer \"what's the max output for this Anthropic model\" and disagree: correctly returns via the regex ladder (, ), but returns — it never calls / at all; it only reads , which today is a single flat with no per-model entries (confirmed: ). 's own logic () already checks before falling back to — the function was written to support per-model overrides, it simply never had any data to find. This task fixes the contradiction by populating with a genuine per-model-id entry for every manifest model, generated mechanically, so 's existing override branch starts finding real data instead of falling through to the coarse default — with zero changes to 's own logic.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test\n[ ] Step 2: Run it to confirm the contradiction exists\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: then .\n[ ] Step 3: Populate PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS with per-model overrides from the manifest\n\nRead in full before editing. Replace the literal with a manifest-derived build, keeping the exact same declared shape (a key plus optional per-model keys, per-provider):\n\nThis preserves every existing provider key (, , , , , , , , , plus the top-level ) since all of them are manifest providers post-Task-5, and their values match today's hand-authored numbers for providers whose manifest entry mirrors the old flat value (verify in Step 4).\n[ ] Step 4: Run the test again — it should now report agreement\n\nRun the command from Step 1.\nExpected: throws on the check being inverted — replace the script's assertion for this run to confirm the fix directly:\n\nRun: \nExpected: then .\n[ ] Step 5: Verify","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 11: Migrate core/constants.ts (PROVIDER_MAX_TOKENS) and resolve the Claude max-tokens contradiction","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14078","title":"Task 12: ClassifierRouter observability + ranking fix","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-12-classifierrouter-observability-ranking-fix","content":"Files:\nModify: (), ()\nTest: adds two assertions in Task 14; this task's own verification is a standalone script check.\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing new (uses the already-injected of type , , and the existing call already inside )\nProduces: no new exported symbols — and keep their existing signatures; only their internal behavior changes.\n\nDesign note. currently wraps in a bare () with no branch at all for the equally-common \"resolved successfully but returned \" case — a silent miss is indistinguishable from a silent success at the call site. This task adds for the no-match case (routine, expected for any model not yet in the registry — a , not a ) and keeps for genuine thrown exceptions (unexpected). 's (, ) currently substitutes a fixed midpoint for any candidate missing cost/quality data, silently biasing cost-ascending and quality-descending orderings toward the middle instead of excluding genuinely unmeasured candidates from the ranked comparison — this task changes candidates with both cost and quality to sort after every candidate that has real data (order preserved among themselves), rather than being interleaved via the arbitrary fill.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test for metaFor's silent catch-all\n\nExpected: since 's constructor and 's exact private-method access pattern depend on its full type (), run this against the actual class shape — if is not directly callable from outside (private/unexported from the class's public surface), adapt the script to go through the router's public / entry point with a model guaranteed to miss the registry instead, keeping the same assertion ( pre-migration).\n[ ] Step 2: Run it to confirm today's silent behavior\n\nRun the command from Step 1 (or its -based adaptation).\nExpected: .\n[ ] Step 3: Add differentiated logging to metaFor\n\nThis is the exact, current, verbatim body of at (read it yourself to confirm before editing — do not trust this transcription blindly, but it was captured directly from the f","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Model Metadata Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 12: ClassifierRouter observability + ranking fix","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14079","title":"Task 13: Tighten ModelResolver fuzzy matching","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-06-model-metadata-consolidation#task-13-tighten-modelresolver-fuzzy-matching","content":"Files:\nModify: (, plus two new private helpers)\nTest: standalone script check (folded into Task 14's suite)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (unchanged, from )\nProduces: — unchanged signature. Two new module-private helpers (, ) — not exported, used only inside .\n\nDesign note. 's three fuzzy-match branches (id, name, provider-prefixed) use plain bidirectional with no length floor and no word-boundary check — a short, underspecified query like matches any model id/name containing that substring anywhere, with the result depending entirely on iteration order (today: 's literal declaration order, soon: 's iteration order over , Task 9). This task adds a minimum-length guard (queries under 4 characters skip fuzzy matching and return after the exact/alias checks) and a word-boundary check so a query only fuzzy-matches at a real token boundary (hyphen, underscore, dot, slash, whitespace, or string start/end) rather than anywhere inside an id. 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Mitigation: the change is additive for Anthropic (5→14) and neutral for OpenAI (21→20, only the already-dead dropped) — no previously-working lookup for a still-live model stops working. Rollback: revert Task 9's commit alone; every other task's manifest/store migration is independent and can stay merged (/ are pure additions Task 9 is the only consumer of that also touches itself).\nRisk: the / reconciliation (Task 11) silently changes a currently-in-flight request's effective max-tokens ceiling for a provider other than Anthropic. Mitigation: Task 11's Step 5 explicitly asserts OpenAI/Azure's flat defaults are unchanged; the per-model override table only adds new keys, never removes the fallback. Rollback: revert Task 11's commit; reverts to its flat hand-authored literal, 's own logic is untouched by every other task.\nRisk: 's new length/word-boundary guards reject a query some existing caller relied on matching loosely. 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Covered by Plan 04 ().\nGeneralizing runtime model discovery (, ) beyond LiteLLM — Plan 10 () covers the broader \"add a provider\" onboarding path this would be part of.\nin (barrel-exported from ) — a third, independent function of the same name as this plan's target and 's internal helper; left untouched since it serves a different (SDK-public) purpose and is not one of this plan's five named stores.\nThe hardcoded-provider-list in 's dynamic provider check — out of scope; not model metadata.\n's hardcoded 10-item literal — out of scope, unrelated store.\n// () — left fully unchanged; not one of the five named stores, and plus other consumers depend on their exact current behavior. 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Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace ~30 hand-rolled bodies (each a copy-pasted check → chain → ) with one declarative classifier — driven by tables — collapse the four independent retry-helper implementations down to the ones that are genuinely load-bearing, deduplicate the two competing / definitions, close the streaming-path retry gap (only the non-streaming path gets 429/5xx backoff today), and fix a real inconsistency in how Google AI Studio decides tools-vs-JSON-schema exclusion between its and orchestrators.\n\nArchitecture: A single classification function, , takes the raw thrown value plus an ordered and returns the first matching rule's constructed with either a static or context-derived message. covers the common shape (401/429/404/network/5xx) that most OpenAI-compatible providers already hand-roll identically; providers with genuinely provider-specific behavior (env-var-specific auth messages, dynamic retry-delay scraping, model-suggestion lists, AWS SDK exception-name matching) prepend their own small rule array and fall through to for the rest, or build a fully custom array when the shape diverges completely (Vertex, Bedrock). in every migrated provider shrinks to a one-to-ten-line call into this classifier — the abstract contract (, must return not throw) is unchanged, so 's existing generic statusCode/isRetryable/retryAfterMs passthrough () keeps working untouched; does not duplicate that stamping. 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Tests via + scripts.\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/ (the adapter type goes there); no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. Public SDK behavior must not change (stream chunk shapes, tool events, usage fields, finishReason values all preserved).\nConventional commits; commit per migration; NEVER .\nCONSUMED contract (plan 07, lands first): in src/lib/utils/errorClassifier.ts + in types/errors.ts (each migrated provider's , already on this contract from plan 07, keeps wrapping whatever throws — untouched by this plan). (utils/providerRetry.ts:169 — real positional signature , NOT an options object) is built into itself: every call is wrapped by the engine (Task 3 Step 3), gated by a per-step flag so a step that has already pushed at least one chunk to the stream channel is never retried, even if the eventual error is otherwise retryable. This is engine-owned, adapter-agnostic logic — no adapter implements or opts into it individually. See Task 3 Step 3 and Task 4 Step 1's retry characterization test.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Shared Agentic Loop Engine Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14103","title":"Verified Facts This Plan Relies On","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-08-agentic-loop-engine#verified-facts-this-plan-relies-on","content":"Read directly from source (not inferred from the spec docs) during planning. Every task below cites the specific line again inline where it edits that code, but the cross-cutting facts that shaped the adapter design are collected here once:\nis defined at — , single-producer/single-consumer, -in-band sentinel. It has three importers, not the eight the spec estimated: (its own definition), , and .\nis defined at — , out-of-band close/error signaling (no sentinel value flows through ). Imported by and by for its Vertex+Claude loops only ().\nTwo additional bespoke streaming primitives exist that neither original spec mentioned, discovered while reading the loop bodies directly:\nAmazon Bedrock's () builds its own by hand — a third independently-invented primitive.\nVertex+Gemini's () does not use at all despite importing it (that import is used only by the sibling Vertex+Claude functions). It instead buffers every text part into a plain array (, appended at ) for the entire tool loop, and only after the whole loop finishes wraps the array in a trivial () that replays it. This means Vertex+Gemini's \"stream\" today is not actually concurrent with a consumer — the caller's in () blocks until the whole multi-step tool loop is done, and the \"streaming\" is faked after the fact purely so the CLI's chunk-count smoke test sees more than one chunk. Every other migrated provider (Anthropic, Bedrock's , AI Studio) runs its loop as a detached background promise and returns the channel/queue's immediately for genuine incremental consumption.\nTask 1 stays scoped to literally merging the two named, already-shared primitives (, ) and their real importers, per the assignment. The other two bespoke primitives are not force-fit into Task 1; they are naturally replaced when Task 6 (Vertex) and Task 7 (Bedrock) migrate those loops onto the engine, which uses the new internally. 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The adapter's closure reproduces the existing /generate-path request-building logic unchanged — only the turn-loop control flow moves onto the engine.\n\n Run the characterization suite; all 3 tests must still pass unmodified (chunk content and call count pinned by the tests, not internal control-flow shape).\n[ ] Step 4: Full verification\n\n \n\n Rollback: revert the single commit from Step 3; Steps 1-2's test/adapter files are additive and can stay.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Shared Agentic Loop Engine Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Migrate Amazon Bedrock's two loops onto the engine","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14109","title":"Task 5: SPI hardening — default executeStream on BaseProvider","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-08-agentic-loop-engine#task-5-spi-hardening-default-executestream-on-baseprovider","content":"Files:\nModify: ( becomes a concrete default method instead of )\nModify: (append a new section; extend the file's rule-15 header comment to a 4th exempted module)\n\nIndependent of Task 4 and every other migration — exists to structurally prevent a repeat of the SageMaker dual-shape trap (Task 6): a provider that implements the newer shape should get a working for free instead of every such provider re-implementing (or forgetting to implement) the adapter glue.\n\nInterfaces:\n\nConsumes (from 's existing surface — unchanged by this task):\n\nProduces:\n[ ] Step 1: Write the failing test against two fake providers\n\n Append to . 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The mitigation built into every task is structural, not just procedural: Tasks 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 are each their own commit with their own characterization suite; Task 9 (AI Studio) bundles its two loop migrations — and — into a single commit per the repo's single-commit-per-PR policy; Task 5 (SPI hardening) is its own additive-only commit. on any single migration commit fully restores that one provider's pre-migration behavior without touching the others. 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Also out of scope: plan 07 Task 8's OpenAI-compat streaming retry call site (a different family, untouched by this plan) and plan 07 Task 9's Anthropic-specific loop-level wrap, which this plan's Task 8 deletes as part of the migration rather than building — see Task 8 Step 3's subsumption note.\nHarmonizing the per-family feature gaps the mapping table documents (AI Studio's missing turn-clock/malformed-retry, native Anthropic's and Bedrock's missing tool-failure breaker — note Vertex+Claude already has this breaker today and keeps it, per Verified Fact 4) — deliberately deferred, see Risks & Rollback.\n's four-hook-override pattern — it extends directly (291 lines total) and never had a hand-rolled native loop; nothing here touches it.\nThe four static per-provider-name lookup tables (, , , pricing) — a separate scaling problem noted in the audit, addressed by plan 06, not this one.\n's non-streaming path, where a provider overrides entirely (bypassing /AI-SDK) and that override calls a hand-rolled native loop — those overrides ARE in scope, one per migrated family: Bedrock's hardcoded-10 generate loop (Task 4), AI Studio's duplicate native loop (Task 9 Step 4), Vertex Gemini's (Task 10), Vertex Claude's (Task 11). 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Steps use checkbox () syntax for tracking.\n\nGoal: Replace the six hand-duplicated media-handler registries (TTS, STT, Realtime, Video, Music, Avatar) with one generic , collapse their dual auto-registration paths into a single explicit call chain, and centralize the \"which output mode does this request want\" decision that is currently computed independently in two different files.\n\nArchitecture: A new generic class absorbs the byte-identical validation/normalization/overwrite-warning logic that all six processors currently hand-roll around their own ; each processor composes one instance internally while keeping its exact public static API (including its own per-ecosystem debug-log phrasing and any extra logging). A pure-data (mirroring plan 04's pattern) becomes the single source of truth for provider names/aliases per media kind, consumed by each ecosystem's barrel module, by 's single registration path, and by the CLI's arrays. A new pure function centralizes the mode-detection logic (image / video / music / avatar / ppt / tts-direct / text) that today is duplicated across and , and both call sites are wired to call it instead of re-deriving the decision inline.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript (strict), pnpm, tsx-driven no-API test suites using the existing // API.\n\nSpec:\nGlobal Constraints\npnpm ONLY. / / . Tests via + scripts (test:media, test:tts exist — read them before adding).\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: NEVER interpolate payloads into assertion messages; break-one-assertion sanity step for new suites.\nRepo rules: ALL types in src/lib/types/; no ; unique exported type names; types barrel only; barrel-only internal type imports; no double assertions; named exports only. 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Its correctness is guaranteed by Task 12's exhaustive unit tests plus the verification steps below — see \"Verification strategy\" at the end of this task rather than a new runtime test asserting the wiring itself.\n[ ] In , add the import near the top of the file (alongside the other relative imports):\n[ ] In , replace:\n\n \n\n with:\n\n \n\n Leave the surrounding workflow-mode block (the block above, including its own guard that rejects incompatible workflow configs) exactly as-is — that block's own mode checks are validating an incompatibility error, not routing a request, so they stay independent of .\n[ ] Verification strategy (no new runtime test is added for this task — the decision logic itself is already exhaustively covered by Task 12):\nGrep-based regression check: confirm no longer matches inside (the workflow-guard block's checks are expected to remain and will still match — confirm by reading the matched line numbers that only the workflow-guard block's lines remain).\n— must all pass; this catches any broken reference to the old inline checks or an unused import.\nRun again to reconfirm the underlying decision logic is unaffected.\nRun a broad no-API-safe smoke pass: (or another suite that exercises without requiring a live API key) to confirm no regression in the surrounding control flow.\n[ ] Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Media Registry Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 13: Wire resolveRequestKind() into neurolink.ts","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14137","title":"Task 14: Wire resolveRequestKind() into baseProvider.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-09-media-registry-consolidation#task-14-wire-resolverequestkind-into-baseproviderts","content":"Files:\nInterfaces: and (both unchanged signatures) — internal logic only. The now-fully-dead import is deleted.\n[ ] In , add the import near the top of the file, next to the existing relative imports (e.g. right after the import or any nearby -relative import):\n[ ] In , replace:\n\n \n\n with:\n\n \n\n Before making this change, grep the rest of 's body (from this point to the method's closing brace) for any other reference to or — if none exist beyond the block just replaced, the swap is safe as written; if either variable is referenced again further down, keep a local (and/or the equivalent) immediately after the call so the rest of the method still compiles unchanged.\n[ ] In , replace:\n\n \n\n with:\n[ ] Delete the now fully-dead import at the top of the file: . 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Run it and confirm it already passes: .\n[ ] In , add the import (or extend the existing import if Task 15 hasn't added one — Task 15 does not need this import, so add it fresh here):\n[ ] In , replace:\n \n with:\n \n Do NOT touch the sibling model-name literals at the two locations further down in the same method (the fallback and the fallback) — those are Vertex's default model, not the default provider, and are out of scope for this task.\n[ ] Run and — fix any errors.\n[ ] Run .\n[ ] Commit:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Media Registry Consolidation Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 16: baseProvider's hardcoded \"vertex\" video default","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14140","title":"Task 17: CLI --*-provider choices derived from the catalog","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-09-media-registry-consolidation#task-17-cli----provider-choices-derived-from-the-catalog","content":"Files:\n(extend)\n\nInterfaces: (unchanged public signature) — internal values only.\n\n and are both , so this task tests the effect indirectly: returns a whose public function is invoked with a stub chainable yargs object, and the captured argument is asserted against.\n[ ] Write a failing test. 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A new convention plus a source-only, build-free CI script () turn \"did this PR wire the new provider correctly\" from an honor-system checkbox into a data-driven, zero-network gate that diffs the enum against , , the mocked-contract suite, and the manifest directory.\n\nTech Stack: TypeScript, tsx (no build step for tooling), Markdown docs, GitHub Actions (existing ), pnpm scripts.\n\nSpec:","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14148","title":"Global Constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#global-constraints","content":"Package manager: pnpm ONLY (repo pins version via field). Build: . Typecheck: . Lint+format check: . Auto-format: .\nTests run via tsx, NOT vitest ( exists but is unused): . New suites need a matching script in .\nTEST HARNESS SKIP HAZARD: 's classifies a thrown error as SKIP (not FAIL) when the message matches — so NEVER interpolate payloads/actual values into assertion messages (describe the discrepancy, e.g. \"mismatch at \"). When adding a suite, include a step to deliberately break one assertion and confirm it reports and exits non-zero, then restore.\nRepo critical rules (ESLint-enforced): (1) dynamic imports only in factory closures — never static-import provider classes there; (2) ALL type definitions go in — never create local dirs or inline shared types; (7) zero — always , intersection () not ; (8) no \"Types\" suffix in type filenames; (9) globally unique exported type names across (use domain prefixes); (10) types barrel contains only lines; (12) no type re-exports from non-type files; (13) code outside imports internal types from the barrel ( or ), never from specific type files; (14) no double type assertions () in .\nNamed exports only. No .\nmust RETURN the error object, never throw.\nBackward compatibility: the public SDK API must not break existing callers.\nConventional commits (feat:/fix:/refactor:/test:/docs:/chore:). Commit at the end of every task. NEVER .\nWorkflow per change: edit → → → targeted test suite(s) → commit.\n\nPlan-specific constraints:\nHard dependency: this plan assumes Plans 02, 04, 05, and 07 have already landed on the branch you're working from. Concretely: (exporting ), (exporting ), / in , and // (Plan 07) must exist before Tasks 3, 4, 6, and 9 will pass their verification steps. If those files don't exist yet in your worktree, stop and land Plans 02/04/05/07 first — the code samples in this plan are written against their documented end state (see the Shared cross-plan contracts each task's Interfaces block cites), not ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Global Constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14149","title":"Task 1: Architecture Decision Records","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-1-architecture-decision-records","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Plan 04, ), / (Plan 05), 's pattern (existing).\nProduces: three ADR documents other tasks in this plan (and future provider PRs) link back to for rationale.\n\nThis is a docs-only task; there is no code to test, so the verification step is a grep-based content check instead of TDD.\n[ ] Create the ADR directory and index.\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Write :\n[ ] Verify the ADRs render as expected Markdown (no broken relative links) and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Architecture Decision Records","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14150","title":"Task 2: Tier overview + Tier 1 (aggregator passthrough)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-2-tier-overview-tier-1-aggregator-passthrough","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: nothing from other plans (Tier 1 requires zero SDK code changes by design).\nProduces: the tier decision tree that Task 7 wires the top-level into, and that (Task 8) references by file path.\n[ ] Create the tiers directory and write the overview.\n\n \n\n :\n\n text\n Is the model already served by an aggregator NeuroLink already speaks to\n (LiteLLM proxy, OpenRouter)?\n ├─ Yes → Tier 1 — zero code. → tier-1-aggregator-passthrough.md\n └─ No, it's a new backend.\n │\n Does it speak the OpenAI /v1/chat/completions wire format (Bearer\n auth, standard SSE) with NO behavioral quirks (no custom body\n mutation, no 400-retry dance, no nonstandard auth header)?\n ├─ Yes → Tier 2 — one catalog row, ~1 hour. → tier-2-catalog-entry.md\n └─ No.\n │\n Does it need custom wire-format handling but is still a normal\n HTTP+JSON API you can drive with a provider class (own SSE parser,\n own auth scheme, own error shapes)?\n ├─ Yes → Tier 3 — adapter-based native, days. → tier-3-adapter-native.md\n └─ No — non-HTTP protocol, SDK-mediated auth (e.g. AWS SigV4),\n or a genuinely bespoke multi-step lifecycle.\n → Tier 4 — full custom, justify it. → tier-4-full-custom.md\n executeStreamdoGenerateAIProviderNamedocs/provider-integration/manifests/.json../manifests/README.mdpnpm run verify:provider-onboarding../../../tools/verify-provider-onboarding.tstier-1-aggregator-passthrough.md../../../tools/scaffold-provider.tspnpm run scaffold:providerdocs/provider-integration/tiers/tier-1-aggregator-passthrough.md\n\n Both should return a normal with non-empty . If\n either 400s with an \"unknown model\" style error, the aggregator doesn't\n actually serve that model yet — fix the aggregator-side config, not\n NeuroLink.\n[ ] Verify both files exist and the overview's internal links resolve to files that exist.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: Tier overview + Tier 1 (aggregator passthrough)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14151","title":"Task 3: Tier 2 — catalog entry","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-3-tier-2-catalog-entry","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: and (Plan 05), and (Plan 04).\nProduces: the checklist (Task 8) prints for and that (Task 9) enforces.\n[ ] Write :\n\n typescript\n {\n provider: AIProviderName.CEREBRAS,\n defaultBaseURL: \"https://api.cerebras.ai/v1\",\n envBaseURLVar: \"CEREBRASBASEURL\",\n defaultModel: \"llama3.1-70b\",\n fallbackModels: [\"llama3.1-8b\"],\n },\n errorRulesDEFAULTERRORRULESsrc/lib/factories/providerDescriptors.tssrc/lib/types/providers.tsNeurolinkCredentialssrc/lib/factories/providerRegistry.tsdoRegister()OPENAICOMPATCATALOGdoRegister()providerRegistry.tstest/continuous-test-suite-providers-mocked.tsgroqxaidocs/provider-integration/manifests/cerebras.json`:\n\n \n\n ## Verification commands\n\n \n\n All five commands must pass/exit 0 before opening the PR.\n[ ] Verify the file was created and contains all six numbered steps.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 3: Tier 2 — catalog entry","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14152","title":"Task 4: Tier 3 — adapter-based native","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-4-tier-3-adapter-based-native","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: , , (Plan 07, ), / (Plan 04), (existing, ).\nProduces: the checklist (Task 8) prints for .\n[ ] Write :\n\n typescript\n import { AIProviderName } from \"../constants/enums.js\";\n import { BaseProvider } from \"../core/baseProvider.js\";\n import { classifyProviderError } from \"../utils/errorClassifier.js\";\n import { DEFAULTERRORRULES } from \"../utils/errorClassifier.js\";\n import type {\n NeurolinkCredentials,\n ProviderErrorRule,\n StreamOptions,\n StreamResult,\n } from \"../types/index.js\";\n import type { NeuroLink } from \"../neurolink.js\";\n\n const ACMEERRORRULES: readonly ProviderErrorRule[] = [\n ...DEFAULTERRORRULES,\n // Add vendor-specific rules only where the vendor's error shape\n // deviates from the defaults, e.g.:\n // { status: 422, errorClass: \"invalid-model\" },\n ];\n\n export class AcmeProvider extends BaseProvider {\n constructor(\n modelName?: string,\n sdk?: NeuroLink,\n _region?: string,\n credentials?: NeurolinkCredentials[\"acme\"],\n ) {\n const apiKey = credentials?.apiKey?.trim() || process.env.ACMEAPIKEY;\n super(modelName ?? \"acme-default-model\", AIProviderName.ACME, sdk);\n // Store apiKey/baseURL on , build the vendor's SDK client here.\n }\n\n formatProviderError(error: unknown): Error {\n // MUST return, never throw — Critical Rule 6.\n // classifyProviderError's real signature (Plan 07) is positional:\n // (error, rules, provider: string, modelName?: string) — NOT an\n // object third argument.\n return classifyProviderError(\n error,\n ACMEERRORRULES,\n \"acme\",\n this.modelName,\n );\n }\n\n // Override executeStream()/doGenerate()-equivalent hooks per\n // BaseProvider's contract for the vendor's actual wire format. See\n // src/lib/providers/mistral.ts or src/lib/providers/cohere.ts for a\n // worked, currently-shipping Tier-3-shaped example.\n }\n `\n\n ## Verification commands\n[ ] Verif","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Tier 3 — adapter-based native","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14153","title":"Task 5: Tier 4 — full custom","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-5-tier-4-full-custom","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: everything Tier 3 consumes, plus the existing as the worked example.\nProduces: the checklist (Task 8) prints for , and the field (Task 9) requires in Tier-4 manifests.\n[ ] Write :\n\n json\n {\n \"provider\": \"acme-sdk\",\n \"tier\": 4,\n \"addedInPR\": \"https://github.com/juspay/neurolink/pull/\",\n \"addedDate\": \"2026-08-15\",\n \"filesTouched\": [\"...\"],\n \"mockedContractSection\": \"LLM acme-sdk\",\n \"manualTestStatus\": \"not-tested\",\n \"tier4Justification\": \"Auth is SDK-mediated request signing (proprietary HMAC scheme); cannot be replicated with plain fetch headers.\"\n }\n tier4Justification` (the field Task 9's tool checks for).\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 5: Tier 4 — full custom","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14154","title":"Task 6: Provider manifest convention","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-6-provider-manifest-convention","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: the shape (documented here as plain JSON, formally typed as a local inside in Task 9 — deliberately not a type, see Global Constraints).\nConsumes: nothing from other plans.\n\nThe two example files are prefixed so they can never collide\nwith a real provider's manifest filename () and so\n (Task 9), which only looks up\n, never mistakes them for real entries.\n[ ] Create the manifests directory and write the README.\n\n \n\n :\n\n jsonc\n {\n // Must exactly equal the AIProviderName enum value.\n \"provider\": \"cerebras\",\n\n // 2, 3, or 4. (Tier 1 never gets a manifest — see tiers/tier-1-*.md.)\n \"tier\": 2,\n\n // Full PR URL. Leave \"\" until the PR exists, fill in before merge.\n \"addedInPR\": \"https://github.com/juspay/neurolink/pull/1234\",\n\n // YYYY-MM-DD.\n \"addedDate\": \"2026-08-15\",\n\n // Every file this provider's onboarding touched — used for PR review,\n // not machine-checked beyond \"the array exists\".\n \"filesTouched\": [\"src/lib/constants/enums.ts\", \"...\"],\n\n // Must match the section-name prefix used in\n // test/continuous-test-suite-providers-mocked.ts's ${section}: ...\\ calls for this provider, e.g. \"LLM cerebras\".\n \"mockedContractSection\": \"LLM cerebras\",\n\n // One of: \"not-tested\" | \"manual-live-tested\" | \"ci-mocked-only\"\n \"manualTestStatus\": \"not-tested\",\n\n // REQUIRED when tier === 4 only. A sentence or two justifying why\n // this couldn't be Tier 2/3. See tiers/tier-4-full-custom.md.\n \"tier4Justification\": \"...\",\n }\n example-tier2-catalog.jsonexample-tier3-adapter.jsonexample-.jsonpnpm run verify:provider-onboardingtools/verify-provider-onboarding.tsAIProviderNameLEGACYPROVIDERSdocs/provider-integration/manifests/example-tier2-catalog.jsondocs/provider-integration/manifests/example-tier3-adapter.json`:\n[ ] Verify both fixtures are valid JSON.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Provider manifest convention","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14155","title":"Task 7: Rewire the existing docs index into the tiered flow","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-7-rewire-the-existing-docs-index-into-the-tiered-flow","content":"Files:\nModify: (decision tree + document index)\nModify: (replace stale 12-file-checklist content with a redirect)\nModify: (§A section, lines 24–71)\nModify: (fix the stale reference)\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: Tasks 1–6's new files (this task links to them).\nProduces: nothing new consumed by later tasks; this is the \"make the new docs discoverable\" step.\n[ ] Update 's decision tree to route the LLM path through the new tiers, and add pointers to the ADRs/manifests. 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Find:\n\n \n\n Replace with:\n[ ] Verify no file in still references the\n removed array or the stale 12-file checklist framing.\n[ ] Format and commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"200-Provider Onboarding Playbook Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Rewire the existing docs index into the tiered flow","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14156","title":"Task 8: Scaffolding tool — tools/scaffold-provider.ts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-15-10-onboarding-playbook#task-8-scaffolding-tool-toolsscaffold-providerts","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nModify: (add script)\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: , writing generated snippet files to (default ) and printing the manual checklist to stdout. 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The policy object","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#2-the-policy-object","content":"Sharing is not a set of competing modes. It is one policy record whose gates are\northogonal and all AND-ed. A \"mode\" is only a preset that fills these fields, so any\ncombination is expressible — in particular a headroom-only or spillover grant that also\ncarries a hard window-slice ceiling.\n\nAdmission rule: a borrowed request is admitted only when every configured gate passes\nand the ledger has balance. Effective allowance is the minimum across gates.\n\nThis composition is the point. grants a 30% reserve floor and a 20%\nwindow-slice ceiling: the borrower is squeezed out when the lender gets busy and can\nnever take more than a fifth of a window even when the lender is idle all week.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"2. 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A lender may over-commit across grants; the reserve floor\nand window slices — not the ledger — are what actually protect the lender's own capacity.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"NeuroCoin pricing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14187","title":"3. Level 1 — LIVE sharing (piggyback)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#3-level-1-live-sharing-piggyback","content":"The borrower's proxy forwards the request over the lender's exposed tunnel. The lender's\nOAuth tokens never leave the lender's device.\nEnforcement: cryptographic. Every single request passes the lender's gate.\nRevocation: instant — applies on the next request via the existing\n runtime-config generation bump (), no restart.\nAvailability: bound to the lender's device being awake and the tunnel being up.\nLatency: one extra hop (borrower → tunnel → lender), then the normal upstream call.\nPrivacy: the lender's node sees the borrower's prompts. Body capture and request-log\n bodies must be forced off for borrowed traffic, and must be\n stripped from responses (it currently carries the lender's email — ).\n\nLive mode is the default recommendation for anyone you would not hand your password to.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"3. Level 1 — LIVE sharing (piggyback)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14188","title":"4. Level 2 — COMPLETE sharing (resident grant)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#4-level-2-complete-sharing-resident-grant","content":"The borrower's node holds its own Anthropic credential for the lender's account, and calls\nAnthropic directly. The lender's device may be off; the borrower keeps working.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4. 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Two chains, no collision, one shared quota pool — exactly the desired semantics.\n\nKey-namespace trap: the borrower must store the resident grant under a locally unique\nlabel, e.g. . Per , Anthropic quota is keyed by the\nbare label, so a colliding label would silently merge quota snapshots between the borrower's\nown account and the shared one. Uniqueness must be enforced at provision time.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.1 Provision an independent grant — never copy tokens","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14190","title":"4.2 The lease — control without reachability","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#42-the-lease-control-without-reachability","content":"The grant is projected into a signed lease that the borrower's proxy enforces\nlocally. This section was written against Ed25519; what shipped signs with\nHMAC-SHA256 over the grant's own secret — see \"Deviations from the plan as\nwritten\" for why. The lease shape below is otherwise as built:\nLender online → lands at the next heartbeat (≤ 15 min), or immediately if the\n borrower is mid-heartbeat.\nLender offline → the borrower keeps serving until elapses, then refuses.\n This is the property that makes complete mode worth building.\nLease expiry () is an unconditional stop, immune to a borrower that never calls home.\n\nThe single knob that distinguishes every posture is _how long may the borrower run without\nhearing from me_:\n\n| Posture | Unheard-from tolerance | Enforcement |\n| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | --------------------- |\n| Live | 0 — every request checked | Cryptographic |\n| Complete | ≤ access-token TTL (~55 min, ) | Cryptographic-ish |\n| Complete (default) | , default 24 h | Cooperative + audited |","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.2 The lease — control without reachability","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14191","title":"4.3 --strict (sealed credential)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#43---strict-sealed-credential","content":"The borrower stores only short-lived access tokens; the refresh token is held sealed and each\nrefresh requires a call to the lender's node. Anthropic access tokens are ~55 minutes\n( defaults to ), so a lender who goes offline\ncuts the borrower off within the hour. Offered as an opt-in for high-value accounts, since it\ntrades away the offline-availability property that motivates complete mode.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.3 --strict (sealed credential)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14192","title":"4.4 Trust-but-verify — the audit channel","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#44-trust-but-verify-the-audit-channel","content":"The lender's node polls \n(, zero-cost GET, already implemented) and sees the account's true\n5h/7d utilization, which includes the borrower's draw. Compare that against the spend the\nborrower reported at heartbeat:\nDrift within tolerance → normal.\nDrift beyond tolerance → auto-pause the grant, surface in , notify.\n\nThis detects a borrower that under-reports or bypasses local enforcement without needing the\nborrower's cooperation, and it works on the lender's schedule, not the borrower's.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.4 Trust-but-verify — the audit channel","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14193","title":"4.5 The honest limitation","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#45-the-honest-limitation","content":"is XOR obfuscation with a locally derived key, not encryption\n(, 0o600 perms). A resident credential can be extracted by the person whose\nmachine it sits on, and local policy enforcement can be bypassed by not running our proxy.\nComplete-mode control is therefore cooperative and audited, not cryptographic. The only\nhard levers are lease expiry, the usage-drift auto-pause, and account-level session\nrevocation (which also logs the lender out). must print this in plain words\nbefore it mints anything.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4.5 The honest limitation","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14194","title":"5. Wire contracts","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#5-wire-contracts","content":"| Endpoint | Level | Purpose |\n| ---------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| | live | Existing route, now behind the grant gate |\n| | both | Version + capability negotiation, grant state |\n| | both | Remaining coins / slice / headroom, so the borrower routes before spending |\n| | complete | Borrower reports spend, receives refreshed lease or a stop |\n\nResponse headers (added in , which already owns this contract):\n— human-readable refusal cause\nStripped for borrowed traffic: , \n\nA grant refusal must be distinguishable from an Anthropic 429. If it is not, the borrower's\ncooldown planner will treat \"you are out of credits\" as a rate limit and keep retrying a peer\nthat will never serve it.\n\nShare link: — the token is in the fragment so\nit is not sent to any host that resolves the URL. 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Hook points","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#7-hook-points","content":"| Concern | Existing code to plug into |\n| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| Edge auth gate | Wrap handlers in (); apply the same wrapper to the Codex and OpenAI route groups |\n| Lendable account subset | Pass the grant's into the existing path () — no new selector code |\n| Reserve floor / slice | Read the metrics already computes () |\n| Coin settlement (stream) | The promise resolved by (, , ) |\n| Coin settlement (JSON) | The block at |\n| Hot pause/resume | Config generation bump () — already applies without restart |\n| Peer cooldown state | Existing planner, keyed (safe: bare labels never contain ) |\n| Usage audit | / () |\n\nNew modules (all under ): , ,\n (pure evaluation, hot-path safe), , ,\n.\n\nTypes: all into with / / \nprefixes (rules 2, 9, 10, 13).\n\nCLI: and .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"7. 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Phases","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#9-phases","content":"Each phase is independently shippable and independently useful.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"9. Phases","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14201","title":"P0 — Gate and grants","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p0-gate-and-grants","content":"[ ] : store, token minting, hashing at rest, state machine\n[ ] Edge auth gate wrapping all three route groups; loopback stays open by default\n[ ] Refusal contract: headers + dedicated error type\n[ ] / / / / / \n[ ] Hot state changes via the config generation bump\n[ ] E2E: unauthenticated request refused, paused grant refused, revoked grant refused\n\nNothing is exposed in P0. This is the security floor that must exist before ships.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P0 — Gate and grants","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14202","title":"P1 — Policy gates","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p1-policy-gates","content":"[ ] : pure admission evaluation over the gate set\n[ ] , , , , , , , , \n[ ] Presets (, , , )\n[ ] Per-grant accounting dimension added alongside \n[ ] with per-peer spend\n[ ] Privacy defaults: body capture forced off, stripped for borrowed traffic\n[ ] E2E: each gate independently refuses; composed gates refuse on the tightest\n\nAt the end of P1, an grant with a reserve floor is already a usable product for a\ntrusted pair pointing a client straight at the tunnel.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P1 — Policy gates","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14203","title":"P2 — NeuroCoins","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p2-neurocoins","content":"[ ] : balances, hold → settle → release, persistence with the\n lock/snapshot discipline\n[ ] Model-weighted normalization; cache-read weighting\n[ ] / / refill policy\n[x] (shipped in the second audit, with )\n[ ] E2E: concurrent streams cannot overspend; client disconnect settles from partial usage","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P2 — NeuroCoins","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14204","title":"P3 — Borrower peer tier (LIVE end to end)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p3-borrower-peer-tier-live-end-to-end","content":"[ ] , \n[ ] : synthetic members keyed behind a hard tier gate —\n admitted only when every local account is unusable, never as a comparator tweak\n[ ] : raw Anthropic passthrough forward, short connect timeout, at most one\n retry before the next peer\n[ ] Peer response headers feed the existing cooldown/quota state for that peer key\n[ ] E2E: two proxies, disposable homes, distinct ports — borrower falls through to peer only\n after local exhaustion, and stops on pause\n\n\"Fallback pool\" is literal from here on.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P3 — Borrower peer tier (LIVE end to end)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14205","title":"P4 — Expose and mesh usability","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p4-expose-and-mesh-usability","content":"[ ] wrapping ; named-tunnel guidance\n[ ] Share-link mint/consume round trip\n[ ] Optional Cloudflare Access service-token second factor\n[ ] Codex engine parity for the gate\n[ ] + troubleshooting entries","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P4 — Expose and mesh usability","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14206","title":"P5 — COMPLETE mode","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p5-complete-mode","content":"[ ] : separate PKCE authorization → independent refresh chain\n[ ] Unique local label enforcement on the borrower\n[ ] : sign/verify (planned Ed25519; shipped HMAC-SHA256), , , \n[ ] : spend reporting, lease refresh, stop propagation\n[ ] Borrower-side local enforcement of the leased policy; refuse past grace\n[ ] Usage-drift reconciliation against , auto-pause on drift\n[ ] sealed-credential variant\n[ ] upgrade path\n[ ] E2E: lender offline → borrower serves within grace, refuses past it; pause propagates at\n the next heartbeat; drift triggers auto-pause","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P5 — COMPLETE mode","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14207","title":"P6 — Mesh economy","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#p6-mesh-economy","content":"[x] Signed usage receipts so neither side must trust the other's accounting\n[x] Reciprocal netting between peers\n[x] Transferable coins (A-issued, B-held, C-redeemed against A) with replay protection\n\nReceipts. The lender signs every settlement and the statement carries the\nusage the charge was computed from, so the borrower recomputes rather than\nbelieves. Sequences are contiguous per grant, so a withheld charge is a gap.\nThree findings are reported separately because they have three causes:\n (not from this lender), (the coin figure disagrees\nwith its own usage), (never shown to us). Keyed by a per-grant receipt\nsecret minted with the grant and carried in the share link as\n — it survives so old receipts stay checkable.\n\nNetting. .\nCumulative positions rather than a delta is what makes a replay free by\nconstruction. When the two sides' records of disagree the\nlarger wins: forgiving less is the direction that cannot pay twice. The claim is\nsigned with the receipt secret and bound to the grant id, so it cannot be\nreplayed against a different peer.\n\nNotes. A bearer credit against the issuer, redeemable once. The record is\nwritten before the note is returned (no credit the issuer has no memory of), and\nmarking spent happens under the same lock as the credit (two holders racing one\nnote produce one credit and one ). Marking precedes crediting, so a crash\nbetween them costs the redeemer the note rather than allowing a double redeem.\n\nAn HMAC means a holder cannot verify a note offline, so asks the\nissuer. That round trip is not a workaround: a valid signature says nothing\nabout whether the note has already been spent, so the issuer has to be asked\nregardless of the signature scheme.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"P6 — Mesh economy","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14208","title":"10. Verified traps","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#10-verified-traps","content":"No inbound auth exists today. Nothing reads on . P0 must\n land before any command ships. Exposing a tunnel without the gate publishes the\n lender's subscription to the internet.\nRefresh-token rotation () makes naive credential copying\n destructive to the lender's own pool. Complete mode must provision an independent grant.\nRolling worker replacement () means two generations can be\n live briefly. The ledger must not double-spend; reuse the lock-owner pattern.\nStreaming settlement: usage is only known at . Without hold→settle, N\n concurrent streams each pass the same balance check.\nMid-stream disconnect: settle from partial telemetry, never leak the hold.\nPrivacy leaks: carries the lender's email ();\n body capture persists the borrower's prompts to the lender's disk.\n429 ambiguity: a grant refusal cooled as an Anthropic rate limit will be retried forever.\nQuota key namespace: Anthropic quota is keyed by bare label (documented asymmetry in\n ). 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Testing","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#11-testing","content":"Rule 15 applies: end-to-end only. drives two\nproxy processes with disposable homes and non-live ports (never 55669), following the isolation\nboundary established in :\nNever read or write the operator's real proxy state, tokens, quotas, or cooldowns.\nScrub provider credentials; live paths require .\nNo payloads in assertion messages — a message quoting provider-ish text is downgraded to\n SKIP and the run still exits 0. Sanity-check each new suite by breaking one assertion and\n confirming with a non-zero exit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"11. Testing","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14210","title":"12. Deliberate non-goals","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#12-deliberate-non-goals","content":"No central broker or hosted service. The mesh is peer-to-peer; the only always-on component\n is whatever tunnel the lender chooses to run.\nNo generalization of the pool into a provider-agnostic (that is separate\n future work noted in the provider-redesign roadmap).\nNo changes to the Anthropic quota keying asymmetry documented in .","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"12. Deliberate non-goals","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14211","title":"Follow-up work (specified 2026-08-21, NOT implemented)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#follow-up-work-specified-2026-08-21-not-implemented","content":"Five items agreed after review. Ordered by dependency. Item 1 is a correctness\nbug; the rest are design corrections. None are started.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"Follow-up work (specified 2026-08-21, NOT implemented)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14212","title":"1. 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It comes up when the first active grant\nappears and closes when the last is revoked — polled against the grant file\nevery 15s, so neither edge needs a restart. reports the port and\n targets it by default; the main port keeps serving the operator's\nown untokened client exactly as before.\n\nWhich listener a request arrived on is decided by the accepting socket\n(), not by a header or an address, which is the only\nway to separate tunnelled traffic from local traffic when cloudflared connects\nfrom too.\n\nTwo things worth knowing:\nA bind failure — the derived already taken — is logged once and\n retried, never fatal. The operator moves it with .\nIt runs under socket workers as well. During a rolling replacement the\n incoming generation loses the bind until the outgoing one drains, then takes\n it on the next poll. Disabling it there instead would have left launchd\n installs, the main production shape, without the feature at all.\n\n survives with a narrower meaning: gate the\nmain port too. It is the answer for binding with nothing in front,\nand nothing else.\n\nOriginal description follows.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"3. Separate share listener — DONE (2026-08-21)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14216","title":"3b. Separate share listener — removes NEUROLINK_PROXY_REQUIRE_GRANT (original)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#3b-separate-share-listener-removes-neurolink_proxy_require_grant-original","content":"The flag exists because the gate refuses untokened requests, which includes the\noperator's own client, so enabling it needs a restart and breaks local use. A\nloopback allowlist cannot fix this: cloudflared and any reverse proxy connect\nfrom 127.0.0.1, so tunnelled traffic is indistinguishable from local.\n\nFix. A second listener, gate-only, started automatically when at least one\nactive grant exists. Expose that port; the main port keeps today's behaviour.\n reports the share port. The env var survives only as an override\nfor operators who bind with nothing in front.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"3b. Separate share listener — removes NEUROLINK_PROXY_REQUIRE_GRANT (original)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14217","title":"4. PKCE-split provisioning — DONE (2026-08-21)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#4-pkce-split-provisioning-done-2026-08-21","content":"Implemented and covered. is gone, and so are\n and .\n\nThe flow is now: generates a verifier and sends only its S256\nchallenge over the authenticated grant → prints an\nauthorization URL carrying that challenge and records the pasted code against the\ngrant → collects the code once and exchanges it locally\nwith its own verifier. The lender never holds a token for the credential it\nmints.\n\nBindings, all enforced: the challenge arrives on an authenticated grant and is\nkeyed to it; a challenge must be a well-formed base64url S256 digest; the request\nexpires after 15 minutes; the code is claimable exactly once; the borrower\nrefuses a claim whose state does not match the one it generated; the account is\npinned via for the drift audit. New module\n, new routes /, new shared\nhelpers / in\n so the interactive login and this flow cannot drift apart.\n\nNote the deliberate difference from : that flow sets to the\nverifier as a convenience, which is safe when one machine holds both. Here it\nwould hand the verifier to the party that must not have it, so the borrower sends\nan unrelated random state.\n\nOriginal description follows.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy Peer Sharing — Program Plan","lvl2":"4. PKCE-split provisioning — DONE (2026-08-21)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14218","title":"4b. PKCE-split provisioning — removes the credential file (original)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-20-proxy-peer-sharing#4b-pkce-split-provisioning-removes-the-credential-file-original","content":"currently writes containing a live access and\nrefresh token, plaintext at 0600, handed over out of band. 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This\n spec collapses Tier 2 — the 150-provider factory line.\nNon-catalog data files keep their non-catalog entries (e.g. 's\n OpenAI block); only catalog-provider entries derive.\nHand-written prose guides ()\n remain optional human work; enumerations/counts derive.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Spec: Single-JSON Provider Catalog","lvl2":"Out of scope","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14230","title":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog","content":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. 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It is documentation-grade (the zod schema is authoritative); keep the two in sync by hand and say so in a at the top.\n[ ] Step 5: and pass. Commit ().","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Catalog types + zod schema + editor schema","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14234","title":"Task 2: First two catalog JSON files (sambanova, cerebras)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-2-first-two-catalog-json-files-sambanova-cerebras","content":"Files:\nCreate: \nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: the first two data files every later task consumes. Nothing imports them yet — this task is data-entry plus schema validation via a one-off check.\n[ ] Step 1: Write . The spec's example shows the SHAPE (it elides six models for brevity); populate ALL SEVEN models in using Task 6's extraction rules against the shipped sambanova data ( SambanovaModels for ids+member names, , , vision list, capabilities, entry, evidence). Set . and every fallback must exist in the populated catalog or the Step 3 validation fails.\n[ ] Step 2: Write from the live values shipped in PRs #1561/#1564/#1583 — sources: cerebras entry (baseURL, default , fallback , 401 rule pattern , message), (65_536 floor — keep it, with the free/paid rationale moved to the guide), (gpt-oss-120b 0.35/0.75, gemma-4-31b 0.99/1.49), (setup url/instructions), (evidence: dates, PR, live-verified status → ), capabilities from cerebras row. .\n[ ] Step 3: Validate both files:\n\nExpected: both print . Break one field on purpose (e.g. rename to ), confirm it throws naming the path, restore.\n[ ] Step 4: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 2: First two catalog JSON files (sambanova, cerebras)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14235","title":"Task 3: Public-surface snapshot test (the compat net — BEFORE anything moves)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-3-public-surface-snapshot-test-the-compat-net-before-anything-moves","content":"Files:\nModify: (new test block at the end, before )\n\nInterfaces:\nProduces: a frozen literal of every catalog-provider enum's member→value map, captured from the CURRENT dist. Later tasks may not touch this block.\n[ ] Step 1: Capture the current surface. Run , then:\n[ ] Step 2: Write the test — paste each captured object as a frozen literal:\n\n(The paste replaces the comments with the real captured objects — the committed test contains only literals.)\n[ ] Step 3: Run it ( after ): passes against the unmodified codebase. Break one literal value, confirm ✗ + exit 1, restore. 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Complete implementation:\n[ ] Step 2: Insert the empty marked regions by hand (one time). In : the region goes INSIDE immediately before — then delete the hand-written and members (they regenerate inside the region; the other 7 legacy members are deleted in Task 6, not now). The region goes at the end of the file — then delete the hand-written and enums. In : the region replaces the hand-written and lines.\n[ ] Step 3: Run — regions fill with cerebras + sambanova content. Run it again — output byte-identical (verify with ). Run — exits 0. Edit (add a model), run — exits 1 with the stale-path message; revert; regenerate.\n[ ] Step 4: — the Task-3 snapshot test proves CerebrasModels/SambanovaModels regenerated identically. Wire the pre-commit + CI freshness checks per the Files list. Commit (generated files included).","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 4: Codegen script + generated outputs + freshness enforcement","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14237","title":"Task 5: Runtime loader (JSON → OpenAICompatCatalogEntry)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-5-runtime-loader-json-openaicompatcatalogentry","content":"Files:\nCreate: \n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: (Task 4), + error classes.\nProduces: and — the two functions everything else consumes. Also helper.\n[ ] Step 1: Write the loader:\n\nAdjust the derivation against Cloudflare's real current value () when migrating it in Task 6 — the current entry in is the authority; if the generic derivation doesn't produce it exactly, add -style explicit field to the schema instead of guessing.\n[ ] Step 2: passes (nothing consumes the loader yet). Sanity-run:\n\nExpected: . 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Rules that make this mechanical, not judgment:\nEvery member of the existing enum becomes a key (the STRING VALUE is the key; the MEMBER NAME goes into whenever the derived constant differs — run both through and compare; e.g. Groq derives to , so is required).\n/ copy from / where a per-model entry exists; omit the optional field otherwise (provider = the ). NEVER invent a number a shipped file doesn't state.\nexactly for the models listed in .\n: each existing function decomposes into (the clause) + (the regex source). Groq's decommissioned rule keeps its dynamic message via the template. Groq gets ; Mistral gets .\nCompare each provider's derived enum type name () against the existing export; where it differs, set — among the 9, only together-ai needs it ().\nCompare the legacy entry's against ; where it differs, set explicitly (behavior preservation).\nCompare the legacy entry's against its ; where it differs (Mistral: MISTRALLARGELATEST), set explicitly.\nCloudflare uses + + the existing .\n: unless the current description/comment says preview/retired.\n: legacy providers get — honest provenance, upgradable later.\ncopy from the provider's row.\n[ ] Step 2: , then delete the 7 hand-written members/enums/slices listed under Files.\n[ ] Step 3: — the Task-3 snapshot test is the merge gate","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 6: Migrate the 7 legacy catalog providers to JSON","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14239","title":"Task 7: Switch the catalog + derive per-concern src consumers","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-7-switch-the-catalog-derive-per-concern-src-consumers","content":"Files:\nModify: — becomes plus the header comment; delete the 9 hand entries and now-unused imports.\nModify: — the 9 bodies become one-line delegations (keep the exported names for compat): where looks up the JSON entry and calls .\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog descriptors; where the builder maps JSON → descriptor (, , , from , , = (all 9 current providers have tools:true, so runtime-identical today), , , , from when non-null).\nModify: — delete the 9 entries from ; spread .\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog blocks; spread derived blocks built from + .\nModify: — same pattern for (+ the alias map entries derive from ids).\nModify: — delete catalog vision entries; derive for entries with ≥1 vision model.\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog blocks from both tables. Table types become for the hand part (full compile-time exhaustiveness preserved for non-catalog providers), with catalog entries derived from and merged in the accessor functions.\nModify: + delete — catalog manifests derive from (contextWindow/maxOutputTokens/vision) with — never hardcoded.\nModify: — roster/keyMappings/builtin-set/connectivity cases derive from .\n\nInterfaces:\nConsumes: Task 5 loader, Task 4 .\nProduces: identical runtime behavior — proven by the existing suites, not new ones.\n[ ] Step 1 Apply the edits above, smallest file first, running after each.\n[ ] Step 2 , then the full existing gate set — all must pass UNCHANGED (that is the point):\n[ ] Step 3: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 7: Switch the catalog + derive per-concern src consumers","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14240","title":"Task 8: Data-driven tests (zero test edits per future provider)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-8-data-driven-tests-zero-test-edits-per-future-provider","content":"Files:\nModify: — derives: for each dist catalog JSON entry build . = (the invariant the suite actually asserts); import the entries from (all-dist, rule 15). Cloudflare keeps its existing bespoke handling if its computed URL doesn't fit the generic builder — preserve current coverage, never reduce it.\nModify: — delete the 9 catalog rows; spread derived rows: capabilities from JSON + derived + + — computed-URL providers additionally include their (Cloudflare: CLOUDFLAREACCOUNTID) so the matrix skips rather than runs an unconstructible provider. Rows import from dist index (test helper — dist graph).\nModify: — keeps hand keys for non-catalog providers typed as ; the runtime set unions camelized. The wizard-count and provider-count assertions compute expected values from + named literals for the non-catalog roster (which changes rarely and intentionally).\nModify: — expected length = non-catalog literal + ; -absent expectation derives from the JSON null-count.\nModify: — the gate for a new member becomes: a exists, parses against the schema, and + are present. Delete the docs-manifest requirement; delete (its two files' content now lives in ).\n[ ] Step 1 Apply, run every touched suite, expected: same totals as Task 7.\n[ ] Step 2: Break-one-assertion ritual — delete 's , run → non-zero; restore. Set one derived matrix capability wrong via a temporary JSON edit, then (the suites import the CATALOG FROM DIST — running them against a stale build silently tests the old data), and run the MATRIX runner for a provider with keys in .env → the corresponding test must ✗ non-zero (not ⊘); the mocked-suite half of the ritual instead breaks a derived spec field (e.g. the urlMatch host) and confirms ✗. Restore, regenerate, rebuild. Note the independence boundary: derived expectations prove wiring, not data — the DATA's truth is anchored by the evidence fields (live probes), which verify:provider-onboarding requires.\n[ ] Step 3: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 8: Data-driven tests (zero test edits per future provider)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14241","title":"Task 9: Tooling + docs alignment","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-9-tooling-docs-alignment","content":"Files:\nModify: — Tier 2 now emits exactly TWO artifacts: (pre-filled from flags, with TODO evidence fields) and reduced to: live probes (roster/auth/billing), fill the JSON, , run gates, live matrix. Delete the now-dead tier-2 snippet generators (catalog-entry/descriptor/provider-config/models-enum/mocked-section snippets); Tier 3/4 paths keep theirs.\nModify: — rewrite: files-touched table becomes ONE row () + \"generated automatically\" note; Count-pins section becomes \"derived — nothing to bump\"; keep the Live-verification section unchanged.\nModify: — describe the JSON format, link the spec.\nModify: — \"Adding a New Provider\" how-to gains the Tier-2 fast path (one JSON + codegen), and the Key Files table adds .\n[ ] Step 1 Apply; dummy-run the scaffold for tier 2 and tier 3, verify outputs.\n[ ] Step 2: Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 9: Tooling + docs alignment","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14242","title":"Task 10: Final gates + single-commit packaging","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-28-provider-json-catalog#task-10-final-gates-single-commit-packaging","content":"[ ] Step 1: Full sweep: plus every suite from Task 7 Step 2, plus .\n[ ] Step 2: Live smokes with the keys in : cerebras generate + stream via CLI; sambanova expected-402 friendly error via CLI (or live matrix if credits exist by then).\n[ ] Step 3: + (last pre-commit step).\n[ ] Step 4: Squash to one commit: with a body summarizing spec rulings + the 16→1 file collapse. Push, open PR, merge under the full condition with the hard thread gate.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Provider JSON Catalog Implementation Plan","lvl2":"Task 10: Final gates + single-commit packaging","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14243","title":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction","content":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan\n\nFor agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: superpowers:subagent-driven-development or\nsuperpowers:executing-plans. Steps use checkbox () syntax.\n\nGoal: Bound what the proxy actually sends upstream, per model, so long sessions stop\npaying for (and stop being refused for) full history — without trading a local refusal for\nan upstream 400.\n\nSpec: \n\nStatus of prior work: implements the truncator and wires it into the shared\npreflight. That code is correct for the Codex shape and is not safe to enable on the\nVertex/Anthropic shape until Task 1 lands. The previous version of this plan assumed a\nsingle 700k/650k setting was right for every model. It is not.\n\nVerified facts (each checked in source or against the live host)\n\n| # | Fact | Evidence |\n| ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| F1 | All three dispatch paths call the shared preflight and dispatch , so one hook covers them | (body swapped :392); (dispatched :756); ( :805) |\n| F2 | The context-window refusal can only fire where a window was registered at runtime | reads (); registered only by , , |\n| F3 | Neither nor ever registers a window → they were never refused locally. Only Codex was. | same as F2 — this is the full explanation of the original bug's blast radius |\n| F4 | The static table (which lists opus-4-6 at 1M) is not what preflight reads | vs. |\n| F5 | Installed 12.17.4 rejects /; allowed model keys are | |\n| F6 | The worktree parser accepts and validates the new fields (, , both required together) | ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14244","title":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#proxy-history-truncation-corrected-implementation-plan","content":"For agentic workers: REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: superpowers:subagent-driven-development or\nsuperpowers:executing-plans. Steps use checkbox () syntax.\n\nGoal: Bound what the proxy actually sends upstream, per model, so long sessions stop\npaying for (and stop being refused for) full history — without trading a local refusal for\nan upstream 400.\n\nSpec: \n\nStatus of prior work: implements the truncator and wires it into the shared\npreflight. That code is correct for the Codex shape and is not safe to enable on the\nVertex/Anthropic shape until Task 1 lands. The previous version of this plan assumed a\nsingle 700k/650k setting was right for every model. It is not.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14245","title":"Verified facts (each checked in source or against the live host)","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#verified-facts-each-checked-in-source-or-against-the-live-host","content":"| # | Fact | Evidence |\n| ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| F1 | All three dispatch paths call the shared preflight and dispatch , so one hook covers them | (body swapped :392); (dispatched :756); ( :805) |\n| F2 | The context-window refusal can only fire where a window was registered at runtime ","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Verified facts (each checked in source or against the live host)","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14246","title":"Consequences the previous plan missed","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#consequences-the-previous-plan-missed","content":"C1 — Vertex thresholds are unresolved. The 200,000 premise here was disproven by\nF15: Vertex accepted 800,000 input tokens, needle-verified. Its usable window is not the\nconstraint, so its trigger and target are a cost decision and stay open until Task 4b picks\nthem from telemetry. The Codex 700,000/650,000 pair does not transfer to it.\n\nC2 — Truncation can produce an invalid Anthropic request. Units are grouped by\ntool-pair closure, never by role. Dropping the oldest units can leave a leading\n message, which the Messages API rejects (\"first message must use the user\nrole\"). By F7 this hits the Vertex path, where every message is its own unit. No existing\ntest covers it.\n\nC3 — is a ceiling, not a cost. It is only the refusal threshold; it bills\nnothing by itself. The cost lever is the trigger/target pair, which is exactly what is\nmissing from the live host by F5.\n\nC4 — Truncation moves the cached prefix, so every truncation event is a full\nprompt-cache miss on Anthropic/Vertex. The trigger/target gap is the hysteresis: a 50k\ngap means the boundary moves about once per 50k tokens of growth rather than every turn.\nKeep the gap wide; do not narrow it to \"save\" tokens.\n\nC5 — Client compaction beats proxy truncation. Codex compacts semantically\n(summarises); the proxy drops. Set the client's limit below the proxy trigger so the\nproxy only ever acts as a backstop.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Consequences the previous plan missed","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14247","title":"Global constraints","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#global-constraints","content":"Truncation is opt-in per key. A key with no behaves\n exactly as today.\nNever enable on : those accounts are subscription-billed (no per-token\n saving) and Claude Code already compacts client-side. Silent proxy-side dropping there\n is pure downside.\nInstructions, tool definitions and schema are never touched.\nThe newest unit always survives.\nNo outbound model call may be added to the reduction path.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Global constraints","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14248","title":"Target configuration","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#target-configuration","content":"| key | contextWindow | compactAtTokens | compactToTokens | basis |\n| ------------------------ | ------------: | --------------: | --------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |\n| | 1,000,000 | 700,000 | 650,000 | 900,022 input tokens accepted upstream and through the live proxy |\n| | open | open | open | F15 killed the 200k premise. The cap is ≥210k and its ceiling is unmeasured, so these must now be chosen as a cost policy, not a capacity one — Opus is the only per-token-billed hop. Needs a decision. |\n| | — | — | — | deliberately absent (see constraints) |\n\nClient-side, in : 800,000 → 640,000,\nso Codex summarises before the proxy truncates. (The client clamps its own limit to 90% of\nthe resolved window, currently 784,800.)","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Target configuration","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14249","title":"Task 1: Keep truncated history dispatchable","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#task-1-keep-truncated-history-dispatchable","content":"Files: modify ;\nmodify \n\nInterfaces: unchanged — keeps its signature.\n[ ] Write a failing test: = [user, assistant, user, assistant,\n user] with a target that forces two units out; assert the first kept message has\n .\n[ ] Write a failing test for the shape with a Claude tool pair, asserting\n both that the head is a user message and that no is orphaned.\n[ ] Run the suite; expect both to fail on the leading-role assertion.\n[ ] After the budget loop, advance by whole units while the first kept\n item is a role-bearing object whose role is not , stopping before the last\n unit. Whole units only, so pairing stays intact.\n[ ] Items with no field (the Codex item array) must be unaffected — assert this\n with a Codex-shaped test so the fix cannot silently change that path.\n[ ] Run the suite; expect green.\n[ ] Commit.","hierarchy":{"lvl0":"Superpowers","lvl1":"Proxy history truncation — corrected implementation plan","lvl2":"Task 1: Keep truncated history dispatchable","lvl3":""}},{"objectID":"14250","title":"Task 2: Stop stale multimodal state from disabling the ceiling","url":"/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-20-codex-fallback-compaction#task-2-stop-stale-multimodal-state-from-disabling-the-ceiling","content":"Files: modify ;\nmodify \n[ ] Failing test: history whose removed portion holds an image, kept portion text\n only; assert and that an over-ceiling\n request still raises .\n[ ] Run; expect failure (the refusal is currently skipped, because \n stays true once set and the throw is guarded by ).\n[ ] Recompute the post-truncation estimate against a fresh state object and use that\n state for the evidence and the guard.\n[ ] Run; expect green. 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References to \"9 providers\" or \"8/9 working\" in this file reflect the state at time of analysis.\nFor current capabilities see README on GitHub and Provider Capabilities Audit.\n\nDate: 2025-07-10 \nTesting Phase: Post-Implementation Verification \nStatus: All 5 critical fixes implemented\n\nTest Environment\nWorking Directory: \nBranch: release\nBuild Status: CLI compiled successfully\nMCP Config: 2 external servers configured (filesystem, github)\n\nTEST CASE #1: MCP Tool Execution System\n\nOriginal Issue: Tool execution failing with \"Tool 'get-current-time' not found in registry\" \nFix Applied: Unified registry architecture with proper tool registration pipeline\n\nInput:\n\nExpected Outcome:\nTool should be found and executed\nCurrent time should be returned\nNo \"tool not found\" errors\nMCP system should show 68 tools available\n\nExecution Result: ✅ PASSED\n\nOutput:\n\nKey Verification Points:\n✅ Tool Found: tool successfully located and executed\n✅ No Registry Errors: No \"tool not found\" errors\n✅ 68 Tools Available: \n✅ Unified Registry Working: All tools properly registered in unified registry\n✅ Tool Results: Actual current time returned successfully\n✅ Debug Info: Complete tool call and result information displayed\n\nStatus: ✅ FIXED - 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🧠 NeuroLink

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The Enterprise AI SDK for Production Applications

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40 Providers | 3 Inference Types (generate · stream · decide) | Voice (TTS/STT/Realtime) | 58+ MCP Tools | HITL Security | Redis Persistence

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The Pipe Layer of an AI Nervous System

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Provider Neurons for Every Major AI Vendor | 3 Inference Types (generate · stream · decide) | Voice (TTS/STT/Realtime) | 58+ MCP Tools | HITL Security | Redis Persistence

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-Enterprise AI development platform with unified provider access, built-in tooling, and an opinionated factory architecture. NeuroLink ships as both a TypeScript SDK and a professional CLI so teams can build, operate, and iterate on AI features quickly. +NeuroLink is the pipe layer of an AI nervous system: one interface connecting provider neurons — every major AI vendor and local runtime — to the applications that consume them. Built-in tooling and an opinionated factory architecture mean adding a new provider, or a new capability, never touches application code. NeuroLink ships as both a TypeScript SDK and a professional CLI so teams can build, operate, and iterate on AI features quickly. ## 🧠 What is NeuroLink? -**NeuroLink is the universal AI integration platform that unifies 40 AI providers under one consistent API, across three inference types: `generate`, `stream`, and `decide`.** +**NeuroLink is the pipe layer of an AI nervous system.** Providers — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS, Azure, DeepSeek, NVIDIA NIM, local runtimes like Ollama and llama.cpp, and dozens more — are the neurons: each generates a different kind of intelligence, at a different cost and latency. NeuroLink is the vascular layer that carries that intelligence, as a stream, to the applications that consume it, across three inference types: `generate` and `stream` produce text, `decide` produces a calibrated `boolean`/`choice`/`score` judgment instead. -Extracted from production systems at Juspay, NeuroLink provides a practical, TypeScript-first way to integrate AI into any application. Whether you're building with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AWS Bedrock, Azure, DeepSeek, NVIDIA NIM, LM Studio, llama.cpp, or any of our 40 supported providers, NeuroLink gives you a single, consistent interface that works everywhere. +Extracted from production systems at Juspay, NeuroLink provides a practical, TypeScript-first way to plug any application into that nervous system. Switch which neuron answers a request with a single parameter change — any provider you're building with, or any provider you add. -**Why NeuroLink?** Three genuine inference types, not one dressed up three ways — `generate` and `stream` produce text, while **`decide` returns a typed, calibrated judgment** (`boolean` / `choice` / `score`) with no text at all, for the routing and gating decisions the other two were never meant to make. Switch providers with a single parameter change, leverage 64+ built-in tools and MCP servers, deploy with confidence using enterprise features like Redis memory and multi-provider failover, and optimize costs automatically with intelligent routing. Use it via our professional CLI or TypeScript SDK—whichever fits your workflow. +**Why NeuroLink?** Three genuine inference types, not one dressed up three ways — `generate` and `stream` produce text, while **`decide` returns a typed, calibrated judgment** (`boolean` / `choice` / `score`) with no text at all, for the routing and gating decisions the other two were never meant to make. Every neuron plugs into the same pipe. Switch providers with a single parameter change, leverage 64+ built-in tools and MCP servers, deploy with confidence using enterprise features like Redis memory and multi-provider failover, and optimize costs automatically with intelligent routing. Use it via our professional CLI or TypeScript SDK—whichever fits your workflow. **Where we're headed:** We're building for the future of AI—edge-first execution and continuous streaming architectures that make AI practically free and universally available. **[Read our vision →](about/vision.md)** @@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ NeuroLink is a comprehensive AI development platform. Every feature below is ava ### 🤖 AI Provider Integration -**40 providers unified under one API** - Switch providers with a single parameter change. +**Every provider neuron behind one API** - Switch providers with a single parameter change. | Provider | Models | Free Tier | Tool Support | Status | Documentation | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------------ | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ NeuroLink is a comprehensive AI development platform. Every feature below is ava This table highlights the most commonly used providers. NeuroLink also ships DeepSeek, NVIDIA NIM, LM Studio, llama.cpp, xAI, Groq, Cerebras, SambaNova, Together AI, Fireworks, Perplexity, Cloudflare, Cohere, Voyage AI, Jina AI, Stability AI, Ideogram, Recraft, Replicate, plus TypeSafe Jev (a `decide()`-only provider for typed, calibrated decisions) and the full voice/media roster — see the [Provider Guides index](getting-started/providers/index.md) for all 40. **[📖 Provider Comparison Guide](reference/provider-comparison.md)** - Detailed feature matrix and selection criteria -**[🔬 Provider Feature Compatibility](reference/provider-feature-compatibility.md)** - Test-based compatibility reference for 19 features (dated snapshot covering a subset of the 40 providers) +**[🔬 Provider Feature Compatibility](reference/provider-feature-compatibility.md)** - Test-based compatibility reference for 19 features (dated snapshot covering a subset of the full provider list) --- @@ -308,7 +308,7 @@ const result = await neurolink.generate({ - **ProcessorRegistry** - Priority-based processor selection with fallback - **OWASP Security** - HTML/SVG sanitization prevents XSS attacks - **Auto-detection** - FileDetector identifies file types by extension and content -- **Provider-agnostic** - All processors work across all 40 AI providers +- **Provider-agnostic** - All processors work across every AI provider **[📖 File Processors Guide](features/file-processors.md)** - Complete reference for all file types @@ -448,7 +448,7 @@ Run AI-powered workflows directly in GitHub Actions with 40-provider support and | Feature | Description | | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| **Multi-Provider** | 40 providers with unified interface | +| **Multi-Provider** | Every provider behind one unified interface | | **PR/Issue Comments** | Auto-post AI responses with intelligent updates | | **Multimodal Support** | Attach images, PDFs, CSVs, Excel, Word, JSON, YAML, XML, HTML, SVG, code files to prompts | | **Cost Tracking** | Built-in analytics and quality evaluation | @@ -618,16 +618,16 @@ Full command and API breakdown lives in [`docs/cli/commands.md`](cli/commands.md ## Platform Capabilities at a Glance -| Capability | Highlights | -| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -| **Provider unification** | 40 providers with automatic fallback, cost-aware routing, `providerFallback` policy, `modelChain` config. | -| **Multimodal pipeline** | Stream images + CSV data + PDF documents across providers with local/remote assets. Auto-detection for mixed file types. | -| **Voice pipeline** | TTS (6 providers) + STT (4 providers) + realtime APIs (OpenAI Realtime, Gemini Live). | -| **Quality & governance** | Auto-evaluation engine (14 scorers), guardrails middleware, HITL workflows, audit logging. | -| **Memory & context** | Per-user condensed memory (S3/Redis/SQLite), Redis session export, 5-stage context compaction. | -| **CLI tooling** | Loop sessions, setup wizard, config validation, Redis auto-detect, JSON output, TTS/STT flags. | -| **Enterprise ops** | Claude proxy, OTLP observability, OpenObserve dashboard, regional routing, credential management. | -| **Tool ecosystem** | MCP auto discovery, HTTP/stdio/SSE/WebSocket transports, LiteLLM hub access, SageMaker custom deployment, web search. | +| Capability | Highlights | +| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| **Provider unification** | Every provider neuron behind one API, with automatic fallback, cost-aware routing, `providerFallback` policy, `modelChain` config. | +| **Multimodal pipeline** | Stream images + CSV data + PDF documents across providers with local/remote assets. Auto-detection for mixed file types. | +| **Voice pipeline** | TTS (6 providers) + STT (4 providers) + realtime APIs (OpenAI Realtime, Gemini Live). | +| **Quality & governance** | Auto-evaluation engine (14 scorers), guardrails middleware, HITL workflows, audit logging. | +| **Memory & context** | Per-user condensed memory (S3/Redis/SQLite), Redis session export, 5-stage context compaction. | +| **CLI tooling** | Loop sessions, setup wizard, config validation, Redis auto-detect, JSON output, TTS/STT flags. | +| **Enterprise ops** | Claude proxy, OTLP observability, OpenObserve dashboard, regional routing, credential management. | +| **Tool ecosystem** | MCP auto discovery, HTTP/stdio/SSE/WebSocket transports, LiteLLM hub access, SageMaker custom deployment, web search. | ## Documentation Map diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index c0ea0ffc1..9a31a5bee 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ "name": "@juspay/neurolink", "version": "11.2.3", "packageManager": "pnpm@10.15.1", - "description": "TypeScript AI SDK: 40 providers behind one API across three inference types — generate, stream and decide. `decide` returns typed, calibrated judgements from a non-generative model (~400ms, ~$0.00002/call) for routing, tool selection and context budgeting. MCP-native (4 transports), voice TTS/STT/realtime, RAG, agents, memory, compaction, 9 observability exporters. OpenAI · Anthropic · Gemini · Bedrock · Azure · Ollama · TypeSafe Jev and more.", + "description": "The pipe layer of an AI nervous system: one interface connecting provider neurons to your application, across three inference types — generate, stream and decide. `decide` returns typed, calibrated judgements from a non-generative model (~400ms, ~$0.00002/call) for routing, tool selection and context budgeting. MCP-native (4 transports), voice TTS/STT/realtime, RAG, agents, memory, compaction, 9 observability exporters. OpenAI · Anthropic · Gemini · Bedrock · Azure · Ollama · TypeSafe Jev and more.", "author": { "name": "Juspay Technologies", "email": "support@juspay.in",