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…ical behavior Phase A1 of the FastWire umbrella (lidge-jun#1886): FastWire descriptors, FastPolicyAuthority capture with a precomputed modelWireOverrideAllowed guard, the shared resolveFastPolicy() four-level adapter resolver with capability/eligibility separation, and the TierDecision state machine. Fast-mode injection no longer mutates parsed._rawBody; the Responses adapter applies the settled decision to a detached outbound body. The legacy Chat serializer gate survives as legacyChatEligibility() until the B1 migration, and no registry provider declares a descriptor yet, so outbound wire bytes and catalog bytes are unchanged. The A0 characterization suites pass unmodified except the raw-body observation test whose A0 comment scheduled this exact update. Full suite at this commit: 12970 pass / 10 skip / 0 fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase B0 of the FastWire umbrella (lidge-jun#1886): observability only — upstream wire bytes are unchanged. Cost previously copied one top-level service tier onto every attempt (estimateComboCost), so combo/fallback/retry rows priced attempts that never carried that tier. Each attempt now records an AttemptTierOutcome produced by the adapter that actually serialized the request — canonical tier, emitted wire kind/value, fastOutcome, confirmation, and the upstream echo — and cost reads that per attempt, falling back to the old top-level tier for pre-B0 rows. A Fast request the route could not express now prices at standard instead of silently billing at the Fast multiplier. fastOutcome applies the tier-decision precedence so it cannot misreport: force-default is always not-requested (a user choosing default is not a downgrade, recorded separately as callerFastSuppressedByConfig), unclassified passthrough stays unknown without inferring demand, and a dropped foreign caller tier only sets callerTierDropped. Confirmation reverse-maps the upstream echo through canonicalToWire, so an upstream that declines Fast prices at the tier it actually served. Also adds the bounded, redacted callerServiceTier raw-evidence field, projects fastWireKind/fastWireValue into the compatibility fingerprint, and makes the tier gate value-aware (the drop branch has no provider today, so the wire is byte-identical). Persistence is additive and fails closed: a malformed outcome is dropped without losing its attempt. Full suite at this commit: 12996 pass / 10 skip / 1 fail — the one failure is the pre-existing dev-side key-login-live-update regression, which reproduces on pristine dev. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase B1 of the FastWire umbrella (lidge-jun#1886): the capability semantic migration A1 deliberately deferred. A1 kept legacyChatEligibility() — the "chatServiceTier or an exact-model true" gate — inside the policy resolver so the refactor could promise zero behavior change. That gate conflated two unrelated questions: whether a route may offer Fast at all, and whether a caller's arbitrary tier string may be forwarded to a shared Chat wire. B1 retires it, leaving three orthogonal concerns: FastCapability (supportsServiceTier / modelSupportsServiceTier / auth overlay), CallerTierForward (chatServiceTier, and only that), and FastWire (shape). Three behavior changes, and only these three: (a) A Chat provider with supportsServiceTier: true no longer needs a second chatServiceTier opt-in — the catalog publishes Fast, routing profiles see it as supported, the fingerprint projects true, and fast mode injects. (b) A caller-supplied "fast" spelling on a capable route now serializes as the provider's canonical wire value instead of passing through verbatim. (c) An exact-model capability no longer implies permission to forward a caller's foreign tier (flex, unknown strings); that needs chatServiceTier, and a dropped value records callerTierDropped. Unclassified routes are deliberately untouched: without capability evidence a caller tier — canonical or foreign — still obeys CallerTierForward, so the strict Chat gateways the opt-in was created for keep their protection. supportsServiceTier: false stays fail-closed, and fastMode=false still emits nothing. Flips the three A0 characterization cells that locked the old behavior, rewrites the public config contract for supportsServiceTier / chatServiceTier, and adds a migration section to the provider configuration reference. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change introduces FastWire policy resolution and validation, separates canonical Fast capability from Chat caller-tier forwarding, serializes resolved tiers through adapters, and persists tier outcomes for request logs, usage normalization, pricing, routing, fingerprints, and configuration diagnostics. ChangesFastWire service-tier flow
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change separates canonical Fast handling from caller-provided tiers, but the current head still persists an upstream service_tier without sanitization, which could expose sensitive or malformed data in usage logs, and the native Chat documentation is contradictory. Merge should wait for the logging fix and documentation correction. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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participant RequestLog
Client->>ResponsesCore: Submit request with optional service_tier
ResponsesCore->>FastWirePolicy: Resolve policy and tier decision
ResponsesCore->>OpenAIAdapter: Build request with resolved decision
OpenAIAdapter->>OpenAIAdapter: Serialize service_tier and create tier metadata
OpenAIAdapter->>RequestLog: Record adapter tier metadata
RequestLog->>ResponsesCore: Record response observation and final outcome
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CodeRabbit findings on lidge-jun#1956, spanning the A1 and B0 commits the stacked diff contains: - validateConfigCandidate rejected inherited FastWire conflicts that loadConfig deliberately preserves as a warning, so a config the proxy loads happily could not be saved back — locking an operator out of every write once registry metadata gained capability under an explicit fastWire: null. Only direct within-row contradictions stay schema errors. - captureFastPolicyAuthority cached mutable provider objects, contradicting the documented rule that mutable configs rebuild; the WeakMap now keys on frozen providers only, and the catalog path freezes before capturing so its flight-time guarantee is unchanged. - Bump the behavior resolver version: adding hashed keys without it silently made new fingerprints incomparable to recorded ones. - Guard prototype-bearing lookups (hard pins, model adapters, registry wire defaults) with own-property checks; provider names and model ids are operator-controlled, and Object.freeze does not remove inherited keys. - Collapse three copies of the FastWire registry clone into one helper, and let canSerializeServiceTierForChatModel delegate the shared eligibility rule. Adds coverage for a null-declaration hard pin, mutable-provider authority rebuilds, prototype-shaped keys, clone detachment, and the inherited-config write path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md`:
- Around line 133-158: Update
docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md lines 133-158 to
qualify the FastWire B1 migration claims: provider/model capability alone is
insufficient; canonical Fast injection also requires final-adapter FastWire
availability and policy eligibility, and fastMode: false must drop the request.
Update structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md lines 48-54 to state that
capability enables canonical Fast only when the final adapter provides a
compatible FastWire mapping.
Apply the same fix in
`@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md` around lines
133 - 158.
In `@src/adapters/base.ts`:
- Around line 74-75: Update the comment for AdapterTierMetadata.tierLog to
explicitly state that it is a live shared observer whose response-phase methods
mutate the shared outcome, so callers must retain the reference rather than
clone or snapshot it.
In `@src/config.ts`:
- Line 748: Move the fastWire capability-conflict issue out of the
providerConfigSchema refinement and into the outer config superRefine provider
loop. Remove the inner check, then add the check alongside the existing
provider-level validations using redactSecretString(name) in the issue path,
while preserving the fastWire path and conflict message.
In `@src/lib/redact.ts`:
- Around line 447-453: Update sanitizeLogMetadataString’s control-character
replacement to also remove the C1 range \u0080-\u009f and JavaScript line
separators \u2028 and \u2029, while preserving the existing trim, redaction, and
truncation order. Extend the related fastwire observability test assertion to
cover the widened character class.
In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 989-1001: Update warnFastWireCapabilityGap to use the
already-imported sanitizeLogMetadataString for both providerName and modelId
before constructing the deduplication key and console warning, replacing
redactSecretString while preserving the existing warning and bounded
deduplication behavior.
In `@src/types.ts`:
- Around line 1810-1816: Update captureWireAdapterHardPins to read
ANTHROPIC_WIRE_MODELS only when providerName is an own key, preserving the empty
frozen-record result for missing or inherited names and preventing inherited
Object.prototype members from reaching the iterable conversion.
In `@src/usage/cost.ts`:
- Around line 362-373: Update serviceTierContextFromOutcome to preserve the
requested priority tier when fastOutcome is "unknown" and wireValue indicates
"priority", while keeping the empty context behavior for "not-requested". Ensure
the outcome-derived context used by the cost calculation retains
requestedServiceTier so unclassified-provider attempts receive the priority
multiplier, and add a regression case beside the existing combo-cost tests in
fastwire-observability.test.ts.
In `@tests/fastwire-observability.test.ts`:
- Around line 212-246: Add regression coverage in the existing observability
test suite for unparseable response handling: import and exercise
inspectResponseLogJson with invalid JSON, asserting an assumed tier outcome
becomes fastOutcome and confirmation “unknown” with no canonical value, and add
sibling coverage for inspectResponseLogSsePayloadParsed when parsed is
undefined. Reuse the existing adapter-tier fixture and attempt setup.
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595-601: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSanitize the upstream
service_tierbefore persistence.Line 597 writes an untrusted upstream value directly to
logCtx.responseServiceTier. The request-log flow persists this field in usage records. A configured or compromised upstream can return a credential-shaped value or control characters inservice_tier.Use
sanitizeLogMetadataStringbefore assigning and before notifyingactiveTierMetadata. If sanitization fails, pass a non-string sentinel to preserve the existing unknown-response outcome.Proposed fix
const serviceTier = (source as { service_tier?: unknown }).service_tier; -if (typeof serviceTier === "string" && serviceTier.trim()) { - logCtx.responseServiceTier = serviceTier; - logCtx.activeTierMetadata?.observeResponseServiceTier(serviceTier); +const safeServiceTier = sanitizeLogMetadataString(serviceTier); +if (safeServiceTier) { + logCtx.responseServiceTier = safeServiceTier; + logCtx.activeTierMetadata?.observeResponseServiceTier(safeServiceTier); } else if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(source, "service_tier")) { - logCtx.activeTierMetadata?.observeResponseServiceTier(serviceTier); + logCtx.activeTierMetadata?.observeResponseServiceTier(null); }Add a regression case with a secret-shaped, newline-containing upstream
service_tier. Assert that neitherresponseServiceTiernortierOutcome.responseServiceTierretains the raw value.As per path instructions, “tokens and OAuth material must never be logged or serialized into responses.”
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In `@structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md`:
- Around line 47-57: Update the native Chat service-tier statement to
distinguish the two authorization paths: classified Fast-capable routes may
inject canonical Fast without chatServiceTier, while forwarding foreign
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unclassified-route and other policy constraints consistent with the surrounding
B1 description.
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In `@src/server/request-log.ts`:
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notifying activeTierMetadata; when sanitization fails, pass a non-string
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| `service_tier`. Both `openai-responses` and `openai-chat` use the resolved provider/model capability | ||
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| `fastMode: false` drops it. On classified Chat routes, `chatServiceTier` separately authorizes | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the stale native Chat service-tier statement.
The new B1 text distinguishes canonical Fast from foreign caller tiers. However, Lines 662-663 still state that service_tier is gated by chatServiceTier: true. That statement contradicts the B1 behavior described here and the policy flow in src/server/responses/core.ts Lines 1117-1216.
A classified Fast-capable Chat route can inject canonical Fast without chatServiceTier. Foreign caller tiers still require that flag. Update the native Chat section to state both cases explicitly.
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-`service_tier` remains gated by `chatServiceTier: true`;
+On classified Chat routes, canonical Fast follows the resolved capability and
+FastWire mapping; `chatServiceTier` gates only foreign caller tiers. On
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In `@structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md` around lines 47 - 57, Update the
native Chat service-tier statement to distinguish the two authorization paths:
classified Fast-capable routes may inject canonical Fast without
chatServiceTier, while forwarding foreign caller-provided tiers still requires
chatServiceTier authorization. Keep the unclassified-route and other policy
constraints consistent with the surrounding B1 description.
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Summary
Phase B1 of the FastWire umbrella (#1886): the capability semantic migration A1 deliberately deferred. This is the one unit in the plan with intended behavior change, and the impact surface is exactly three configurations, each with its own tests and a migration note.
A1 kept
legacyChatEligibility()— the "chatServiceTieror an exact-modeltrue" gate — inside the policy resolver so that refactor could promise zero behavior change. That gate conflated two unrelated questions: may this route offer Fast at all? and may a caller's arbitrary tier string be forwarded onto a wire shared by 66 providers? B1 retires it, leaving three orthogonal concerns: FastCapability (supportsServiceTier/modelSupportsServiceTier/ auth overlay), CallerTierForward (chatServiceTier, and only that), and FastWire (shape).Stacked on the B0 PR #1956 (itself on A1 #1893). Review the B1-specific commits (
7e8b30060,5f748cf41) together with the propagated B0 fixes and currentdevmerges.The three behavior changes
supportsServiceTier: true, nochatServiceTier, no exact-modeltrueunsupported, fingerprint projectedfalse, injection was inertservice_tier: "fast"on a capable route"fast""priority"today)true, nochatServiceTier, caller sends a foreign tier (flex, unknown strings)callerTierDropped; foreign values now needchatServiceTierWhat deliberately did NOT change
Unclassified routes keep their protection. Without capability evidence, a caller tier — canonical or foreign — still obeys
CallerTierForward. That matters:chatServiceTierexists because several of the 66 registry providers sharingopenai-chatreject unknown body fields, and an unclassified provider is precisely one we have no evidence about. So an unclassified Chat route without the opt-in still strips a caller'sservice_tier, while an unclassified Responses route still passes it through exactly as before.Also unchanged:
supportsServiceTier: falsestays fail-closed; on classified routes,fastMode: falsestill suppresses canonical Fast; A1's adapter resolution order and authority capture; B0's per-attempt outcomes and pricing.Migration
The provider configuration reference gains a migration section, and the public config contract in
types.tsis rewritten — the old text explicitly said "Chat routes additionally requirechatServiceTieror an exact-model true declaration", which is no longer true. Operators who want the previous refusal on a specific provider should declaresupportsServiceTier: false(fail-closed) rather than relying on the absent Chat opt-in.Tests
forwardCallerTierformulas) rather than dropped.falsecounter-case; (b) with"FAST"casing,"priority"unchanged, and unclassified"fast"still verbatim on Responses; (c) with thechatServiceTier: truecounter-case proving canonical and foreign permissions really are separate, plus the B0callerTierDropped/fastOutcomelinkage.Verification
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e2fb0b2afwithdevtipc9dcb477bmerged:bun run test: 13,144 pass / 10 skip / 0 fail across 835 files.bun run typecheck: pass.bun run privacy:scan: pass.cd docs-site && bun install --frozen-lockfile && bun run build: pass, 385 pages.git diff --check: clean.Part of #1886 (Phase B1). Next: the per-provider units (B2), starting with xAI.
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