fix: normalize legacy exec_command/shell_command tool calls to declared exec - #2493
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds conditional normalization for legacy shell-tool names. It applies the normalized name to streaming and buffered Responses tool-call validation, namespace lookup, routing, active state, and undeclared-tool errors. ChangesDeclared Tool Name Normalization
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change remaps legacy shell tool names to exec, but namespace-qualified undeclared calls may still bypass validation, potentially routing an unauthorized tool call instead of rejecting it. Merge should wait for namespace-safe validation and the associated lint and regression-test follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/bridge.ts`:
- Line 1796: Wrap the complete tool_call_start switch case body containing
effectiveName and normalizeDeclaredToolName in braces so the const declaration
is scoped to that clause, preserving the case’s existing behavior.
In `@src/server/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.ts`:
- Around line 205-208: Update the undeclared-tool guard around
normalizeDeclaredToolName and namespacedToolName to check the
namespace-qualified declaration first; only apply legacy normalization when
item.namespace is absent. Preserve rejection of undeclared namespaced calls even
when the normalized unnamespaced name is declared, and add a regression test
covering declared exec with an undeclared mcp__server__exec_command.
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…ed exec Codex 0.149 declares its code-mode shell tool as `exec` (a freeform custom tool whose description mentions the nested `await tools.exec_command(...)` helper). Routed models — DeepSeek in particular — sometimes echo that helper name as the tool-call name, emitting `exec_command` instead of the declared `exec`. The undeclared-tool guard then fails the whole turn with a 502. Normalize the legacy shell bridge names to `exec` at the three guard sites (streaming bridge x2, terminal snapshot guard) only when the request catalog declares `exec` and declares no legacy shell bridge name itself, so an MCP server advertising its own `exec_command` keeps working. Namespaced calls are always matched by their full wire name and never legacy-normalized.
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In `@src/bridge.ts`:
- Around line 1045-1052: Add focused regression coverage for the bridge routing
logic in bridgeToResponsesSSE and the corresponding buffered response path:
declare tool “exec”, emit “exec_command”, and assert the routed/emitted call
uses “exec” in both streaming and buffered cases. Also cover a namespaced
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| const effectiveName = normalizeDeclaredToolName(event.name, options?.declaredToolNames); | ||
| const mapped = toolNsMap?.get(effectiveName); | ||
| const realName = mapped?.name ?? effectiveName; | ||
| if (options?.declaredToolNames && !options.declaredToolNames.has(effectiveName)) { | ||
| const failure = responseError( | ||
| 502, | ||
| "upstream_error", | ||
| `routed provider emitted undeclared client tool "${event.name}"; only request-declared tools may be called`, | ||
| `routed provider emitted undeclared client tool "${effectiveName}"; only request-declared tools may be called`, |
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Add direct regression tests for both bridge routing paths.
tests/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.test.ts tests only undeclaredToolCallNameInResponse. It does not execute bridgeToResponsesSSE or the buffered response path changed here.
A future difference in normalized toolNsMap lookup, emitted tool-call name, or buffered currentToolCallName can pass the guard tests while routing the call incorrectly. Add one streaming case and one buffered case that send exec_command with declared exec and assert that the emitted call routes as exec. Include a namespaced legacy-tool case in the bridge tests if that path can reach these adapters.
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In `@src/bridge.ts` around lines 1045 - 1052, Add focused regression coverage for
the bridge routing logic in bridgeToResponsesSSE and the corresponding buffered
response path: declare tool “exec”, emit “exec_command”, and assert the
routed/emitted call uses “exec” in both streaming and buffered cases. Also cover
a namespaced legacy-tool variant if it reaches these adapters, verifying
normalized toolNsMap lookup and the buffered currentToolCallName behavior.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 63 / 80설명: 이 풀은 라우트된 모델이 선언된 exec 대신 exec_command 나 shell_command 를 부를 때 생기는 502 를 막는다. 작성자는 L-Y-J 이다. 포크는 L-Y-J/opencodex 이다. 초안이 아니다. 점검 네 칸은 모두 채워져 있다. 라벨은 bug 와 review-ready 다. 베이스는 지금 개발 가지 a60d517 이다. 커밋 하나, 더하기 86 빼기 12, 파일 다섯이다. src/types/tools.ts 에 정규화 함수를 넣고, src/types.ts 배럴이 다시 보낸다. 가드 세 곳이다. src/bridge.ts 의 응답 SSE 스트림, 같은 파일의 채팅 JSON 경로, src/server/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.ts 의 스냅샷. 시험은 tests/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.test.ts 에 둘이다. 닫는 이슈 번호는 본문에 없다. types.ts 가르기는 리프 src/types/tools.ts 와 배럴만 만진다. 닫고 다시 밑지 말 것. 프리뷰 배포가 아니다. 지금 CURRENT 지금 HEAD 의 가드는 요청 카탈로그에 없는 이름을 바로 502 로 끊는다. Codex 0.149 코드 모드 셸은 exec 로 선언된다. 설명 글에 nested await tools.exec_command(...) 가 적혀 있다. 딥시크 같은 라우트 모델이 그 글자를 도구 이름으로 따라 쓰면, 업스트림 200 인데도 가드가 턴을 버린다. 구멍은 맞다. 이 풀은 카탈로그가 exec 를 선언하고 레거시 이름을 직접 선언하지 않을 때만 exec_command 와 shell_command 를 exec 로 바꾼다. 네임스페이스가 있는 호출은 스냅샷 가드에서 전체 와이어 이름만 본다. 엠시피가 자기 exec_command 를 쓰는 길을 지키려는 뜻이다. 다만 세 길이 같다. 브리지 SSE 와 JSON 은 이름을 exec 로 바꿔서 코덱스에 넘긴다. 스냅샷 가드는 502 만 건너뛰고 응답 안의 이름은 exec_command 로 둔다. 리스폰스 원본 업스트림이 그 이름을 내면 코덱스는 없는 도구를 받는다. 브리지 스트림 가드는 event.name 만 본다. 아이템 namespace 필드는 이 경로에 없다. 시험은 스냅샷 함수만 잠근다. 브리지 두 경로는 단위 시험이 없다. 교차 플랫폼도 안 보인다. 지금 합치면 안 된다. 라인 1044 src/bridge.ts - 지금 HEAD 는 event.name 을 카탈로그와 네임스페이스 맵에 그대로 넣는다. exec_command 면 바로 502 다 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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) #2493 fixed the 502 that bridgeToResponsesSSE emitted when a routed model echoed exec_command instead of the declared exec, but tested it through the guard helper rather than the bridge path where the failure occurs. Four cases on the bridge itself: both legacy names normalize, a genuinely undeclared tool still fails the turn, and a catalog that declares exec_command itself is never rewritten. Verified load-bearing: 2 of the 4 fail against dev before #2493 landed.
…ed exec (lidge-jun#2493) Codex 0.149 declares its code-mode shell tool as `exec` (a freeform custom tool whose description mentions the nested `await tools.exec_command(...)` helper). Routed models — DeepSeek in particular — sometimes echo that helper name as the tool-call name, emitting `exec_command` instead of the declared `exec`. The undeclared-tool guard then fails the whole turn with a 502. Normalize the legacy shell bridge names to `exec` at the three guard sites (streaming bridge x2, terminal snapshot guard) only when the request catalog declares `exec` and declares no legacy shell bridge name itself, so an MCP server advertising its own `exec_command` keeps working. Namespaced calls are always matched by their full wire name and never legacy-normalized. Co-authored-by: liyongjie.103 <liyongjie.103@jd.com>
…dge-jun#2524) lidge-jun#2493 fixed the 502 that bridgeToResponsesSSE emitted when a routed model echoed exec_command instead of the declared exec, but tested it through the guard helper rather than the bridge path where the failure occurs. Four cases on the bridge itself: both legacy names normalize, a genuinely undeclared tool still fails the turn, and a catalog that declares exec_command itself is never rewritten. Verified load-bearing: 2 of the 4 fail against dev before lidge-jun#2493 landed.
…ed exec (lidge-jun#2493) Codex 0.149 declares its code-mode shell tool as `exec` (a freeform custom tool whose description mentions the nested `await tools.exec_command(...)` helper). Routed models — DeepSeek in particular — sometimes echo that helper name as the tool-call name, emitting `exec_command` instead of the declared `exec`. The undeclared-tool guard then fails the whole turn with a 502. Normalize the legacy shell bridge names to `exec` at the three guard sites (streaming bridge x2, terminal snapshot guard) only when the request catalog declares `exec` and declares no legacy shell bridge name itself, so an MCP server advertising its own `exec_command` keeps working. Namespaced calls are always matched by their full wire name and never legacy-normalized. Co-authored-by: liyongjie.103 <liyongjie.103@jd.com>
…dge-jun#2524) lidge-jun#2493 fixed the 502 that bridgeToResponsesSSE emitted when a routed model echoed exec_command instead of the declared exec, but tested it through the guard helper rather than the bridge path where the failure occurs. Four cases on the bridge itself: both legacy names normalize, a genuinely undeclared tool still fails the turn, and a catalog that declares exec_command itself is never rewritten. Verified load-bearing: 2 of the 4 fail against dev before lidge-jun#2493 landed.
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Problem
Codex 0.149 declares its code-mode shell tool as
exec(a freeformcustomtool whose description mentions the nestedawait tools.exec_command(...)helper). Routed models — DeepSeek in particular — sometimes echo that helper name as the tool-call name, emittingexec_commandinstead of the declaredexec. The undeclared-tool guard then fails the whole turn:The upstream call itself succeeds (200), but the response is dropped at the guard, so Codex sees a dead turn with no output. Reproduction is probabilistic — it shows up in long multi-turn conversations with DeepSeek, and is hard to trigger in a minimal request.
Fix
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normalizeDeclaredToolName()insrc/types/tools.tsand apply it at the three undeclared-tool guard sites:src/bridge.ts— Responses SSE streaming path (tool_call_start, ~L1046)src/bridge.ts— chat-streaming path (tool_call_start, ~L1794)src/server/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.ts— terminal snapshot (undeclaredNameInItem)The normalization maps the legacy shell bridge names (
exec_command,shell_command) toexeconly when the request catalog declaresexecand does not itself declare the legacy name. This keeps legitimately declared tools intact — e.g. an MCP server advertising its ownexec_commandunder a namespace is untouched.Verification
bun x esbuildon all four touched files: clean.deepseek-v4-flash; after the patch the same turn completes and the tool call is routed toexec.Review readiness checklist
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exec_commandandshell_commandtool names whenexecis declared.