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Records the stacked work packets (PF-01..PF-12), the invariants every packet keeps, and the per-packet design so Chat Completions and Messages can reach the shared execution policy without the public Responses wire as a mandatory detour.
One leaf module names protocols, upstream wires, path hops, delivery modes and a closed reason-code list, and maps the older spellings (InboundWire "anthropic", adapter ids, Lab identities) explicitly instead of renaming them in place.
Which request features survive each cross-wire hop, in the compatibility-manifest vocabulary, so a path's losses (Chat n and logprobs through Responses, Messages top_k) are computed from the path instead of discovered by users.
Current and target paths for 3 ingresses x 3 upstreams x stream, so every later packet changes a named cell on purpose rather than drifting the contract.
ProtocolPlanV1 and ProtocolTraceV1 with bounded validators shared by the server and the dashboard, fixed before the parallel GUI and runtime packets depend on them.
The dashboard imports these modules directly; the boundary test fails on any import that would drag server, router or Lab code into the GUI.
apiSurfaces stays raw in the schema so a mistyped enabled can never degrade to "inherit" and reopen a surface; protocols degrades to absence because every default is the conservative one. No request path reads either key yet.
One reader for apiSurfaces/protocols: a malformed Messages value closes the surface, an absent one inherits claudeCode.enabled, and every rollout switch defaults off.
The new area needs an owner doc; inbound-compat and config link to it instead of restating the vocabulary.
Moves the native-lane eligibility rules into chat-native-eligibility.ts unchanged and returns the deciding rule as a protocol reason code, so plans and traces report the same reason the lane actually used. chat-native keeps re-exporting the old names.
The observed trace and the planner need the same rule for which hops a settled route takes. Keeping it in one leaf module means a preview and the log of the same request cannot disagree on it.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds protocol configuration and shared contracts for paths, feature effects, baselines, and plan/trace data. It extracts native Chat eligibility checks into a dedicated module and adds documentation for the broader protocol implementation and rollout plan. ChangesProtocol foundations
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Existing request routing is unchanged, but several new protocol-contract safeguards need correction or follow-up before later rollout work relies on them. The current PR is mergeable with those limitations understood. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new contracts contain a validation gap for blocked plan candidates, but they do not currently control live requests. The existing native Chat admission checks remain in the request path. Retained concerns
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For Anthropic server tools such as code_execution_20260120, this condition records only request.tools, so featureEffectsForPath("messages", ["messages", "responses"], ...) reports the feature as translated and preserved. However, toolsToResponses in src/claude/inbound-content-options.ts explicitly drops server tools other than web search, meaning protocol plans and the reject policy will miss an actual feature loss. Detect these hosted tool types separately and give unsupported ones an appropriate disposition.
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A Messages request whose output_config contains only format is classified as request.reasoning, even though src/claude/inbound.ts translates that field to body.text.format and handles reasoning effort separately. Such requests therefore receive a false degraded-reasoning disposition and never report request.response_format. Check the specific output_config.effort/thinking fields for reasoning and classify output_config.format as response formatting.
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| if (typeof body.previous_response_id === "string" && body.previous_response_id.length > 0) out.add("request.previous_response_id"); | ||
| if (body.store === true) out.add("request.store"); | ||
| if (body.background === true) out.add("request.background"); | ||
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Responses compaction is represented as an input item with type: "compaction_trigger", as consumed by src/server/responses/compaction-routing.ts and the Responses parser; it is not a top-level body.compaction_trigger field. Consequently every real compaction request currently omits request.compaction from its extracted features, producing incomplete plans and traces. Scan the input items for the trigger instead.
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| && (value.mode === "blocked" ? Array.isArray(value.requestPath) : isPath(value.requestPath)) | ||
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When a plan candidate has mode: "blocked", these checks accept any arrays without validating their contents, length, or emptiness. Thus a candidate containing unknown hop values or an arbitrarily large path passes isProtocolPlanV1, despite blocked requests having no path and the DTO advertising fixed path limits. Apply the same explicit empty-path constraint used by isProtocolTraceV1 so consumers cannot accept a malformed plan as v1.
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In `@src/protocols/dto.ts`:
- Around line 141-142: Update isProtocolPlanCandidateV1 to validate blocked
requestPath and responsePath as bounded arrays of valid ProtocolHop values using
the existing path-hop limit and hop validator; allow non-empty paths here, while
preserving isPath validation for other modes and the stricter empty-path rule
for blocked traces.
- Around line 206-212: Update parseProtocolTraceV1 to reconstruct feature
effects and attempt traces from their declared fields instead of spreading input
records, while continuing to copy requestPath and responsePath arrays. Add
regression coverage showing that extra keys on either nested record type are
absent from the parsed result.
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- Around line 201-211: Bound recursion in hasPartType with a depth counter and
the documented maximum depth, returning false once that limit is exceeded while
preserving matches within the limit. Add a regression test through an exported
body detector using deeply nested content arrays.
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- Around line 79-85: Replace the regex-based import check in the LEAVES test
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| && (value.mode === "blocked" ? Array.isArray(value.requestPath) : isPath(value.requestPath)) | ||
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Bound blocked candidate paths by the DTO path contract.
isProtocolPlanCandidateV1 checks blocked paths with Array.isArray only. It can therefore accept arbitrary elements and unbounded arrays, then expose them as ProtocolHop[].
A blocked plan candidate represents a route that was considered, so its paths need not be empty. Require each path to be a bounded array of valid ProtocolHop values. Keep the stricter empty-path rule for blocked traces, which represent requests refused before any send.
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- && (value.mode === "blocked" ? Array.isArray(value.requestPath) : isPath(value.requestPath))
- && (value.mode === "blocked" ? Array.isArray(value.responsePath) : isPath(value.responsePath))
+ && (value.mode === "blocked"
+ ? boundedArray(value.requestPath, PROTOCOL_DTO_LIMITS.pathHops, isProtocolHop)
+ : isPath(value.requestPath))
+ && (value.mode === "blocked"
+ ? boundedArray(value.responsePath, PROTOCOL_DTO_LIMITS.pathHops, isProtocolHop)
+ : isPath(value.responsePath))Add plan-validator cases for an invalid hop and an array longer than PROTOCOL_DTO_LIMITS.pathHops.
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| && (value.mode === "blocked" ? Array.isArray(value.requestPath) : isPath(value.requestPath)) | |
| && (value.mode === "blocked" ? Array.isArray(value.responsePath) : isPath(value.responsePath)) | |
| && (value.mode === "blocked" | |
| ? boundedArray(value.requestPath, PROTOCOL_DTO_LIMITS.pathHops, isProtocolHop) | |
| : isPath(value.requestPath)) | |
| && (value.mode === "blocked" | |
| ? boundedArray(value.responsePath, PROTOCOL_DTO_LIMITS.pathHops, isProtocolHop) | |
| : isPath(value.responsePath)) |
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In `@src/protocols/dto.ts` around lines 141 - 142, Update
isProtocolPlanCandidateV1 to validate blocked requestPath and responsePath as
bounded arrays of valid ProtocolHop values using the existing path-hop limit and
hop validator; allow non-empty paths here, while preserving isPath validation
for other modes and the stricter empty-path rule for blocked traces.
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| ...(value.featureEffects ? { featureEffects: value.featureEffects.map(effect => ({ ...effect })) } : {}), | ||
| ...(value.attempts ? { | ||
| attempts: value.attempts.map(attempt => ({ | ||
| ...attempt, | ||
| requestPath: [...attempt.requestPath], | ||
| ...(attempt.responsePath ? { responsePath: [...attempt.responsePath] } : {}), | ||
| })), |
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Reconstruct nested records from their declared fields.
isFeatureEffect and isAttemptTrace validate required fields but do not reject unknown properties. A valid trace with extra fields therefore passes isProtocolTraceV1. parseProtocolTraceV1 spreads each effect and attempt, so it returns those fields. Extra object-valued fields also retain their original references because the spread is shallow. This violates the documented closed-record and detached-copy contract.
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- ...(value.featureEffects ? { featureEffects: value.featureEffects.map(effect => ({ ...effect })) } : {}),
+ ...(value.featureEffects ? {
+ featureEffects: value.featureEffects.map(effect => ({
+ feature: effect.feature,
+ disposition: effect.disposition,
+ })),
+ } : {}),
...(value.attempts ? {
attempts: value.attempts.map(attempt => ({
- ...attempt,
+ ordinal: attempt.ordinal,
+ upstream: attempt.upstream,
+ mode: attempt.mode,
requestPath: [...attempt.requestPath],
...(attempt.responsePath ? { responsePath: [...attempt.responsePath] } : {}),
})),Add regression coverage for extra keys on both nested record types and assert that those keys are absent from the parsed result.
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| ...(value.attempts ? { | |
| attempts: value.attempts.map(attempt => ({ | |
| ...attempt, | |
| requestPath: [...attempt.requestPath], | |
| ...(attempt.responsePath ? { responsePath: [...attempt.responsePath] } : {}), | |
| })), | |
| ...(value.featureEffects ? { | |
| featureEffects: value.featureEffects.map(effect => ({ | |
| feature: effect.feature, | |
| disposition: effect.disposition, | |
| })), | |
| } : {}), | |
| ...(value.attempts ? { | |
| attempts: value.attempts.map(attempt => ({ | |
| ordinal: attempt.ordinal, | |
| upstream: attempt.upstream, | |
| mode: attempt.mode, | |
| requestPath: [...attempt.requestPath], | |
| ...(attempt.responsePath ? { responsePath: [...attempt.responsePath] } : {}), | |
| })), |
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In `@src/protocols/dto.ts` around lines 206 - 212, Update parseProtocolTraceV1 to
reconstruct feature effects and attempt traces from their declared fields
instead of spreading input records, while continuing to copy requestPath and
responsePath arrays. Add regression coverage showing that extra keys on either
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| function hasPartType(messages: unknown, types: ReadonlySet<string>): boolean { | ||
| if (!Array.isArray(messages)) return false; | ||
| for (const message of messages) { | ||
| if (!isRec(message) || !Array.isArray(message.content)) continue; | ||
| for (const part of message.content) { | ||
| if (isRec(part) && typeof part.type === "string" && types.has(part.type)) return true; | ||
| if (isRec(part) && Array.isArray(part.content) && hasPartType([part], types)) return true; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return false; | ||
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Bound hasPartType recursion to the documented depth.
hasPartType recursively scans every nested content array without a depth counter. A sufficiently deep body passed to the exported feature detectors can therefore exceed the call stack. The current PR does not call these detectors from a production request path, so this is not a current planner or trace failure.
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- if (!Array.isArray(messages)) return false;
+const MAX_PART_DEPTH = 2;
+
+function hasPartType(messages: unknown, types: ReadonlySet<string>, depth = 0): boolean {
+ if (depth > MAX_PART_DEPTH || !Array.isArray(messages)) return false;
for (const message of messages) {
if (!isRec(message) || !Array.isArray(message.content)) continue;
for (const part of message.content) {
if (isRec(part) && typeof part.type === "string" && types.has(part.type)) return true;
- if (isRec(part) && Array.isArray(part.content) && hasPartType([part], types)) return true;
+ if (isRec(part) && Array.isArray(part.content) && hasPartType([part], types, depth + 1)) return true;
}
}
return false;
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| for (const file of LEAVES) { | ||
| test(`src/protocols/${file} imports only protocol leaves`, () => { | ||
| const source = readFileSync(repoPath("src", "protocols", file), "utf8"); | ||
| const specifiers = [...source.matchAll(/from\s+"([^"]+)"/g)].map(match => match[1]); | ||
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Use the repository’s runtime import scanner for the boundary check.
The current matcher misses single-quoted, side-effect, dynamic, and require forms. It also allows a value import from ../compatibility/manifest.
Use Bun.Transpiler.scanImports with ALLOWED set to ./contract and ./features. This scanner includes runtime side-effect and literal dynamic imports while ignoring import type and inline type-only bindings. Add the existing token-scanner pattern for non-literal dynamic imports and direct require(...) calls. This avoids matching comments or string literals and correctly permits both import type and import { type T } from the compatibility manifest.
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regex-based import check in the LEAVES test with Bun.Transpiler.scanImports,
allowing runtime imports only from ./contract and ./features. Reuse the existing
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리뷰 · 우선순위 58 / 80이 PR은 요청이 어느 길로 가는지 적는 공통 단어를 만든다. 채팅 완성, Responses, Messages 세 입구와 세 업스트림을 표로 고정한다. 각 칸에는 오늘 길과 나중에 바꿀 길이 있다. 길에서 도구, 이미지, n, top_k 같은 기능이 남는지 떨어지는지도 같이 적는다. 요청을 처리하는 코드는 아직 이 표와 설정을 읽지 않는다. 새 스위치는 전부 꺼져 있고, 꺼진 동안에는 동작이 바뀌지 않는다. 네이티브 채팅이 거절하는 조건은 파일만 옮겼고, 조건 자체는 같다. 거절 이유에 짧은 코드 이름이 붙었다. 베이스는 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 라인 - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점 서버 도구를 Messages의 막힌 계획 길의 경로를 추적과 같이 빈 배열로 잠글지 정해 달라. 너의 추천 방향은 유지해라. 베이스는 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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Reviewed exact head a5751d9b0c0033e0954de719443ebce550b2914f. The contract/baseline direction is sound, but the first-class feature inventory must describe the behavior the existing translators actually implement. Four current mismatches are blockers for PF-01:
featuresFromMessagesBodytreats every Messages tool asrequest.tools, whiletoolsToResponsesdrops hosted server tools other than web search. Unsupported hosted tool types therefore receive a translated/preserved disposition even though the route loses them.- Every Messages
output_configis classified as reasoning.output_config.formatis structured output and is translated totext.format; only the effort/thinking fields should contribute reasoning. - Responses compaction is an
inputitem withtype: "compaction_trigger", not a top-level field. Real compaction requests are currently absent from plans and traces. - A blocked DTO candidate accepts arbitrary unbounded arrays for both paths. The v1 validator should require the explicit empty paths that the blocked contract and trace validator use.
These are the same four inline findings on the current head; I verified each against the existing Messages and Responses translation/routing code. Please add positive and negative contract tests for the corrected shapes before re-requesting review.
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Summary
First packet (PF-01) of the protocol-first-class unit (
devlog/_plan/260924_protocol_first_class/). It adds the shared vocabulary and contracts the later packets build on, and changes no request path.src/protocols/leaf modules: protocol, hop, delivery-mode, fidelity and reason-code vocabulary (contract.ts); per-hop feature dispositions (features.ts); the 18-cell ingress × upstream × stream baseline of current and target paths (baseline.ts); lane-to-path derivation shared by trace and planner (path.ts); versioned plan/trace wire shapes with validators (dto.ts).apiSurfacesandprotocolsconfig keys, resolved fail-closed bysrc/protocols/settings.ts. Every rollout switch defaults off; nothing reads them yet.src/server/chat-native-eligibility.tsand reports the deciding rule as a reason code;chat-native.tsre-exports the old names.structure/data-planes/protocol-paths.mdclaimssrc/protocols/; plan unit opened underdevlog/_plan/.Stack: this is the base. PF-02 (trace), PF-03 (planner), PF-05 (inference primitives) and later packets stack on it.
Verification
bun x tsc --noEmit: exit 0 on this head.Tests were written and registered in the test layout, and run in the full local suite below.
Full local run on the stack head (feat(protocols): protocol paths as a first-class concern — PF-01..PF-12 #5820, which contains this change):
bun run test— the only failures are Lab CL-03/CL-07/CL-08/SEC-02 andrelease helpertimeouts, which fail identically on a checkout without this stack (local environment), plus service/toggle cases that pass when run alone;cd gui && bun test --isolate tests— 2398 pass, 0 fail.CI on this head: all required checks pass.
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