fix(cursor): nested tools, clean EOF, GetUsableModels probe, cmd/command - #1900
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 10 reviews per rolling hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCursor transport completion, Cursor model discovery, provider connectivity testing, shell command decoding, and nested Responses function-tool parsing were updated. Tests cover clean Connect EOF handling, discovery validation, provider outcomes, command aliases, and nested tool metadata. ChangesCursor stream completion
Cursor model discovery connectivity
Cursor shell command decoding
Responses function tool parsing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Provider testing can send Bearer credentials to a configured HTTP endpoint without transport encryption, allowing possible credential interception; merge requires explicit owner acceptance or enforcement of secure transport. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CursorServer
participant LiveTransport
participant Client
CursorServer->>LiveTransport: send assistant or plan text
LiveTransport->>LiveTransport: record sawAssistantText
CursorServer->>LiveTransport: send clean Connect EOF
LiveTransport->>Client: emit text and terminal done event
LiveTransport->>Client: emit incomplete-tool-call error when a tool call remains open
sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderRoute
participant fetchCursorUsableModels
participant CursorDiscovery
ProviderRoute->>fetchCursorUsableModels: pass credentials and base URL
fetchCursorUsableModels->>CursorDiscovery: discover usable models
CursorDiscovery-->>fetchCursorUsableModels: models or discovery error
fetchCursorUsableModels-->>ProviderRoute: discovery result
ProviderRoute-->>ProviderRoute: format count, latency, or error
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/live-transport.ts`:
- Line 1122: Update the interactionQuery handling near
mapCursorProtobufServerMessage so sawAssistantText is set before emitting
plan.planText, ensuring direct assistant text counts before a clean Connect
stream EOF. Add a regression case in cursor-hardening tests covering
createPlanRequestQuery followed by clean EOF and verifying the required done
event.
In `@src/server/management/provider-routes.ts`:
- Line 750: Update the Cursor-branch response near the connection check to
include models as structured data using live.models.length alongside ok,
latencyMs, and message. Update the corresponding provider connection test
assertion to expect models: 2, preserving the existing message and other
response fields.
- Around line 736-741: Update the shared fetchCursorUsableModels discovery path
to validate that the configured base URL uses HTTPS before resolving or sending
the Cursor credential and before http2.connect. Reject non-HTTPS URLs while
preserving existing behavior for valid HTTPS Cursor discovery requests, ensuring
future callers cannot bypass the transport-security check.
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Count createPlanRequestQuery text as assistant output before clean EOF, reject non-loopback http discovery URLs before sending the Bearer token, and return the live model count as structured data on the Cursor probe.
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1036-1040: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winFail the turn when a tool call remains open.
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state.openToolCalls.size > 0means Cursor ended before tool activity completed. This branch bypasses the guard infinalizeAfterDrain()and callssettler.settleFinish(). The transport can therefore report successful completion for an incomplete tool turn.Use the existing incomplete-tool error path. Do not emit finalization events in this branch. Add a regression test in
tests/cursor-hardening.test.tsfor an open tool call followed by clean EOF.Proposed fix
if (state.openToolCalls.size > 0) { - for (const event of finalizeTurnEvents(state)) push(event); releaseBacklogLease(); - settler.settleFinish(); + settler.settleFail(new Error("Cursor stream ended with open tool calls")); return; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/live-transport.ts`:
- Around line 1036-1040: Update the open-tool-call branch in the turn
finalization flow to use the existing incomplete-tool error path instead of
emitting finalizeTurnEvents or calling settler.settleFinish(); ensure an open
tool call followed by clean EOF fails the turn consistently with
finalizeAfterDrain(). Add a regression test in cursor-hardening.test.ts covering
this scenario.
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CodeRabbit asked to throw on incomplete tools at Connect EOF. That would hide the existing fail-closed error event as a generic transport failure.
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One merged, four carried, and one plan decision reversed. #1900 landed with its three gates verified in the diff first - HTTPS-only non-loopback discovery, the Bearer refused before any plain-HTTP request builder, and a clean EOF with open tool calls emitting a typed error rather than done. The reversal is #1887. The plan had it closed as superseded by #1896; it holds the catalog-aware guard that decides the bridge from what the request actually advertised, where #1896 hardcodes the names off a boolean. Closing it would have re-introduced the defect #1895 exists to remove. Also recording the process correction that held: WP6 faulted me for merging #1902 before its CI could be judged, and #1900 was merged three minutes after its run reported success rather than eight minutes before.
I merged the train into a scratch worktree off origin/dev instead of predicting conflicts, and the planned order fails twice. lidge-jun#1887 conflicts only because lidge-jun#1896 exists - they are the duplicate pair this plan already flagged, sharing five native-exec files plus live-transport. Choosing lidge-jun#1896 as canonical and dropping lidge-jun#1887 makes the whole train clean. lidge-jun#1896 also wins on scope: lidge-jun#1887 additionally drags in tool-definitions.ts and two docs files that lidge-jun#1900 already touches. lidge-jun#1903 is stale independently of the train. Merged alone onto current dev it still conflicts in src/types.ts, so no resequencing fixes it - the branch needs its author to rebase. Recording the honest expectation up front: four of the five are drafts or conflicting, so this work-phase should land lidge-jun#1900 and carry the rest with reasons rather than pretending the order was the obstacle.
The simulation reproduced exactly; my explanation of it did not. I wrote that lidge-jun#1887 conflicts only because lidge-jun#1896 exists, naming the shared native-exec files. In the sequence I actually ran, lidge-jun#1896 had not been merged yet. Isolating it: lidge-jun#1887 alone is clean, and so is each of lidge-jun#1900, lidge-jun#1895 and lidge-jun#1896 paired with it - the conflict needs lidge-jun#1900 and lidge-jun#1895 together, and it lands in tool-definitions.ts, which is not a native-exec file and has nothing to do with lidge-jun#1896. I presented dropping lidge-jun#1887 as evidence-driven when the evidence pointed elsewhere. The more serious one: closing lidge-jun#1887 as superseded would have deleted a guard this plan calls critical. lidge-jun#1896's codeModeBridgeGuidance hardcodes exec and the mcp_opencodex-responses names on a boolean; lidge-jun#1887 derives them from the advertised catalog and returns none when exec is not advertised. That is the plan's own no-hardcoded-exec matrix row, and it is the exact defect lidge-jun#1895 exists to remove - so making lidge-jun#1896 canonical without migrating would re-introduce it one PR after deleting it. Five items are now listed as migration prerequisites. Also corrected: the scope comparison is a wash rather than a win for lidge-jun#1896, and lidge-jun#1903 is a 32-file cross-cutting change rather than a rebase-and-merge item.
User decision: close issues once the fix is on dev rather than waiting for a stable release, scoped to this campaign. Recording what it does and does not change. It removes the released-in gate; it does not lower the evidence bar. A close still requires the fix demonstrably on origin/dev by ancestry, and an umbrella still does not close from a partial fix. The issues that stay open under the new policy stay open for reasons that were never about release timing - lidge-jun#1852 needs the async work that is still unmerged, lidge-jun#1926 has two halves still live in bridge.ts, lidge-jun#1866 was explicitly scoped out of lidge-jun#1900, and lidge-jun#1730 is a different provider and round from what lidge-jun#1884 fixed.
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{ type: "function", function: { name } }tools in ResponsesbuildToolsso Codex/v1/responsesadvertises the same client tools Chat Completions already did. Empty nested names are dropped rather than forwarded.text/text_deltawith no open tools, synthesizedoneinstead ofadapter_eof. Zero-frame, incomplete-frame, and in-flight tool cases stay errors. Stream KV is not treated as end-of-turn.ocx provider test//api/providers/testnow probes protobufGetUsableModelsinstead of REST/models, which 404s on this adapter.cmd/commandkeys so a Cursor-nativecommandpayload is not dropped as empty.Out of scope: #1527 context/429, #1866 Computer Use replay, native-tool→exec (#1887),
nativeLocalExec, and OmniRoute-stylekv_after_textas EOT.Verification
bun run typecheck(clean)bun run test: 12740 pass, 10 skip, 0 fail (12750 tests across 823 files)ac8c0d2df: Ready, 10 files, +225 / −11; no Lab-boundary,nativeLocalExec, orkv_after_textleakageChecklist
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