feat(providers): carry provider replay state under extra_content - #895
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Gemini thought signatures and Anthropic thinking blocks are replay state a provider needs back verbatim. Each used its own ad-hoc extras key and strip logic. Now both live under extra_content.<vendor>, every ingress copies the member through, and the router drops foreign vendors for every dialect before dispatch. The Anthropic Messages API gains extra_content on tool_use blocks (request, response, stream), so a Gemini 3 history driven through it replays its signatures instead of the placeholder. A contract test pins the response -> ingress -> request round trip for all three dialects.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesProvider extra content replay
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Anthropic-dialect batches can currently accept Responses-formatted items instead of rejecting invalid non-chat inputs, potentially forwarding unsupported payloads. Correct the validation order and add regression coverage before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderResponse
participant GoModelAPI
participant ChatHistory
participant Router
participant TargetProvider
ProviderResponse->>GoModelAPI: Return tool call with extra_content
GoModelAPI->>ChatHistory: Preserve provider replay state
ChatHistory->>Router: Send echoed assistant history
Router->>Router: Keep only the selected provider vendor
Router->>TargetProvider: Forward filtered history
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Confidence Score: 2/5Not safe to merge until Responses routing, ordinary batch routing, and the published Responses API schema preserve the documented replay contract. Executed request-routing, batch-routing, and schema checks each reproduced a distinct failure in provider replay behavior. Files Needing Attention: internal/providers/router_inference.go, internal/providers/cache_control.go, and tools/openapi-postprocess.mjs need attention.
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| // adaptAnthropicBatchCacheControl applies the same post-routing policy | ||
| // (cache directives and extra_content) to canonical chat items produced by | ||
| // the Anthropic Message Batches ingress. Ordinary OpenAI-compatible batches | ||
| // remain opaque and caller-owned. The request is returned as-is when no item | ||
| // changes. | ||
| func adaptAnthropicBatchCacheControl(ctx context.Context, req *core.BatchRequest, providerType string) (*core.BatchRequest, error) { | ||
| if req == nil || core.RequestDialectFromContext(ctx) != core.RequestDialectAnthropicMessages { | ||
| return req, nil |
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Ordinary OpenAI-compatible batch requests return before replay-state adaptation, so an inline item with extra_content.anthropic reaches an OpenAI provider unchanged. The provider-bound JSONL item can then contain unsupported foreign metadata and be rejected, preventing that batch item from running.
Knowledge Base Used: Provider registry and adapters
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- Runs the identical Router.CreateBatch probe against HEAD^ and HEAD with a foreign Anthropic replay member, showing whether the provider-bound line was filtered.
- Captured HEAD^ test output shows a successful provider batch response and an upload line retaining foreign extra_content.
- Captured HEAD test output shows the same successful provider batch response and the same unfiltered foreign extra_content, confirming the defect remains.
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Fixed in 825fd83: adaptBatchRequest now runs for every dialect. Ordinary batch items stay opaque unless their body mentions extra_content; those are decoded, filtered to the target vendor, and re-encoded (chat and Responses items). Regression test: TestAdaptBatchRequest_StripsForeignExtraContentFromOrdinaryBatches.
…utes Per review: the Responses route and ordinary OpenAI-compatible batches bypassed the vendor filter, so a Gemini signature could reach OpenAI. Batch items stay opaque unless they carry extra_content. The Responses item schemas now document the member.
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In `@internal/providers/cache_control.go`:
- Around line 62-64: Remove the lexical bytes.Contains fast path in the ordinary
batch handling, and decode known items before deciding whether to filter them.
Preserve the existing decode-error behavior that forwards opaque or unsupported
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…ra_content Per review: a byte scan for the member name misses JSON-escaped keys. Items that do not decode or change nothing keep their original bytes.
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In `@internal/providers/cache_control.go`:
- Around line 49-50: Update the *core.ResponsesRequest handling in the
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| // which is removed from the chat and Responses items that carry it; items | ||
| // that do not decode, or change nothing, keep their original bytes. The |
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Reject Responses items in Anthropic-dialect batches.
When anthropicDialect is true, the *core.ResponsesRequest case is handled before the non-chat rejection. A Responses batch item can therefore pass through an Anthropic Messages batch instead of returning the invalid-request error used for other non-chat items. Reject this case when anthropicDialect is true, and add a regression test for a /v1/responses item in an Anthropic batch.
As per coding guidelines, **/*_test.go files must add or update tests for behavior changes, including error handling.
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In `@internal/providers/cache_control.go` around lines 49 - 50, Update the
*core.ResponsesRequest handling in the batch-processing logic to return the
existing invalid-request error when anthropicDialect is true, before allowing
Responses items through the Anthropic Messages path. Preserve current Responses
behavior for non-Anthropic batches, and add a regression test covering a
/v1/responses item in an Anthropic batch.
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Why
Issue #891 was one instance of a wider gap: a provider returns opaque state it needs back verbatim on the next turn (Gemini 3 thought signatures, Anthropic thinking blocks), and the canonical chat type has no named place for it. Each provider improvised its own extras key and its own strip logic, and nothing checked that the response side and the request side agreed.
What changes
extra_content.<vendor>on messages, tool calls, and Responses items.googleholdsthought_signature;anthropicholdsthinking_blocksandis_error(moved from the flat internal keys the Anthropic ingress used before).extra_contentontool_useblocks in responses and streams, and accepts it back on requesttool_useblocks, so a Gemini 3 history driven through/v1/messagesreplays real signatures instead of the placeholder. Verified live againstgemini-3.5-flash-lite: verbatim echo succeeds, a corrupted signature is rejected by Gemini, a stripped one falls back to the placeholder.google; Anthropic ownsanthropic; everyone else receives noextra_content.tests/contractreplays a signed Gemini reply, echoes the assistant turn back through each of the three ingress dialects, and asserts the upstreamfunctionCallcarries the signature verbatim. A second test pins Anthropic thinking-block replay. Either would have failed on Issue: Gemini tool calling fails with missing thought_signature #891 from day one.docs/advanced/extra-content.mdxdescribing the convention; Gemini and Anthropic Messages pages link to it.docs/openapi.jsonregenerated:extra_contenton Anthropic content blocks and on Responses input/output items (the regeneration also picked up a pre-existinginternal_errorenum drift).No public API is removed. The only wire change is additive:
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New Features
extra_content.extra_contenton supported request and response items.internal_erroras a documented error type.Documentation
extra_content, Gemini thought signatures, and Anthropic thinking blocks.