fix(claude): preserve Auto Mode classifier provider affinity and support classifierModel (#1697) - #1703
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughClaude Code Auto Mode classifier requests now support explicit classifier targets and ordered fallbacks. Claude Opus 4/5 identifiers, including dated variants, are recognized. Provider-pattern routing skips disabled providers and removes arbitrary Anthropic-compatible fallback selection. ChangesClaude classifier routing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR changes classifier routing and adds configurable classifier targets, but the current behavior can still stop after a failed first fallback or accept malformed provider targets that route to an incompatible default, causing HTTP 400 errors and leaving Auto Mode unavailable. These correctness and availability risks should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClaudeCode
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ClaudeCode->>ManagementAPI: configure classifierModel or classifierFallbacks
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PersistedConfig-->>resolveInboundModel: return classifier target
resolveInboundModel-->>ClaudeCode: return resolved model
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In `@src/claude/inbound.ts`:
- Around line 75-81: Update src/claude/inbound.ts:75-81 so resolveInboundModel
does not finalize affinity-qualified routes before availability validation;
preserve modelMap precedence and evaluate ordered classifier candidates using
both OcxClaudeCodeConfig and OcxConfig. Update src/router.ts:689-707 to validate
affinity and fallback candidates against enabled Anthropic-compatible providers
and return a classifier-specific error when none are usable. Add regressions in
tests/claude-inbound.test.ts:288-323 for disabled affinity followed by an
enabled fallback, and in tests/router.test.ts:567-588 for disabled/incompatible
candidates and the no-compatible-route failure.
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Reviewed as part of a bug-PR landing pass. Holding this one: the direction is right, but the implementation changes a routing/privacy boundary in a way that needs a design decision first, not just an approval. Two independent reviews reached the same conclusion from separate reads of the diff. The affinity fix does not cover the reported case. The router fallback picks a provider arbitrarily. src/router.ts:699-705 sends every bare
Two smaller things. The classifier detector What would unblock it: resolve affinity from the live routed model rather than static config; require an explicit provider binding (or a catalog match) before crossing to another Anthropic-adapter provider instead of taking the first enabled one; make For context: CI here is green but shows only policy/labeling checks, no exact-head test or typecheck job, so the test claims in the description are author attestations rather than CI evidence. |
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Triage note (2026-08-15, maintainer): keeping as draft per the existing design hold. The Auto Mode classifier defect is real and unfixed on dev, but this implementation can silently move classifier traffic across providers (static config instead of live routed state, first-non-empty fallback, no model-support validation) — that crosses privacy, billing, and credential-routing boundaries. The design requirements from the earlier review stand: live routed state, explicit or catalog-validated provider crossing, actually-attempted fallbacks, narrowed classifier detection. |
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Distinguish classifier turns before rewriting Opus requests
When classifierModel or classifierFallbacks is configured, this prefix test classifies every ordinary bare Opus 4/5 request—including valid main-model IDs such as claude-opus-4-8, claude-opus-4-20250514, and claude-opus-5—as an Auto Mode safety check. wantsNativePassthrough() uses this resolver as its routed/native discriminator, so selecting one of those Opus models can unexpectedly disable native passthrough and send the user's main conversation to the classifier target. Identify classifier turns from their verified request shape/session context, or limit the match to a sentinel that cannot also denote a normal model.
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Try later classifier fallbacks when earlier targets are unusable
For a configured list such as ["retired/claude-opus-5", "active/claude-opus-5"], this loop always returns the first nonblank string without checking whether its provider exists or is enabled; routing then throws for retired, and the valid second entry is never considered. Because the management API accepts such targets without provider validation, every list with an unavailable first entry behaves exactly like a one-element list. Resolve candidates against the active configuration, or pass the ordered candidates into the existing failover path so later entries can actually serve as fallbacks.
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In `@src/claude/inbound.ts`:
- Around line 47-55: Update configuredClassifierRoute in
src/claude/inbound.ts:47-55 to preserve the ordered non-empty classifier
candidates, while retaining modelMap precedence, and pass them into
routing/execution so each target is attempted only after the previous target
fails; return a classifier-specific error if all declared targets fail. Add the
regression requested in tests/claude-inbound.test.ts:306-308, verifying that a
failed first target causes the classifier request to use the second target.
- Around line 28-31: Restrict isClaudeClassifierModel to explicitly supported
Claude Opus 4/5 classifier identifiers and their allowed dated variants,
avoiding broad prefix matches such as claude-opus-50; preserve stripping of
valid date suffixes. In tests/claude-inbound.test.ts lines 288-323, add
passthrough regressions for unsupported IDs sharing the classifier prefix; the
source fix should make these pass.
In `@src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts`:
- Around line 1169-1193: Classifier targets must require non-empty trimmed
provider and model components in provider/model form. Add one shared validator
and use it in src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts lines 1169-1193 to
reject invalid classifierModel and classifierFallbacks with HTTP 400; use it in
src/config.ts lines 1961-1973 to remove invalid persisted values. Add
regressions in tests/claude-management-api.test.ts lines 82-131 and
tests/config.test.ts lines 96-119 for bare and malformed targets.
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| function isClaudeClassifierModel(model: string): boolean { | ||
| const stripped = model.replace(/-\d{8}$/, ""); | ||
| return /^claude-opus-[45]/.test(stripped); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict classifier matching to supported classifier identifiers.
Line 30 matches every ID that starts with claude-opus-4 or claude-opus-5. It therefore classifies unrelated IDs such as claude-opus-50 as Auto Mode classifier requests and rewrites them to classifierModel. Match only the supported Opus 4/5 classifier forms and their allowed dated variants.
src/claude/inbound.ts#L28-L31: replace the prefix match with an explicit supported-identifier matcher.tests/claude-inbound.test.ts#L288-L323: add passthrough regressions for IDs that share the prefix but are not classifier identifiers.
The PR objective requires narrower classifier detection.
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In `@src/claude/inbound.ts` around lines 28 - 31, Restrict isClaudeClassifierModel
to explicitly supported Claude Opus 4/5 classifier identifiers and their allowed
dated variants, avoiding broad prefix matches such as claude-opus-50; preserve
stripping of valid date suffixes. In tests/claude-inbound.test.ts lines 288-323,
add passthrough regressions for unsupported IDs sharing the classifier prefix;
the source fix should make these pass.
| function configuredClassifierRoute(cc?: OcxClaudeCodeConfig): string | undefined { | ||
| const explicit = typeof cc?.classifierModel === "string" ? cc.classifierModel.trim() : ""; | ||
| if (explicit.length > 0) return explicit; | ||
| if (Array.isArray(cc?.classifierFallbacks)) { | ||
| for (const candidate of cc.classifierFallbacks) { | ||
| if (typeof candidate === "string" && candidate.trim().length > 0) return candidate.trim(); | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Attempt classifier fallbacks after a candidate fails.
Line 52 returns the first non-empty fallback before provider availability, model support, adapter compatibility, or upstream execution is known. A disabled provider, unsupported model, or failed first request therefore cannot advance to the next configured target. The current test only confirms first-entry selection.
Preserve modelMap precedence. Carry ordered classifier candidates into the routing/execution layer. Attempt the next configured target only after the preceding target fails. Return a classifier-specific error after all declared candidates fail.
src/claude/inbound.ts#L47-L55: return or preserve the ordered candidate list instead of finalizing the first non-empty fallback.tests/claude-inbound.test.ts#L306-L308: add a regression where the first configured target fails and the second target serves the classifier request.
The PR objective requires “actual ordered fallback attempts,” while the current implementation performs only first-value selection.
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In `@src/claude/inbound.ts` around lines 47 - 55, Update configuredClassifierRoute
in src/claude/inbound.ts:47-55 to preserve the ordered non-empty classifier
candidates, while retaining modelMap precedence, and pass them into
routing/execution so each target is attempted only after the previous target
fails; return a classifier-specific error if all declared targets fail. Add the
regression requested in tests/claude-inbound.test.ts:306-308, verifying that a
failed first target causes the classifier request to use the second target.
| for (const field of ["model", "smallFastModel", "classifierModel"] as const) { | ||
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| if (typeof value !== "string") return jsonResponse({ error: `${field} must be a string` }, 400); | ||
| if (value.trim() === "") delete next[field]; | ||
| else next[field] = value.trim(); | ||
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| if (body.classifierFallbacks !== undefined) { | ||
| if (body.classifierFallbacks === null) { | ||
| delete next.classifierFallbacks; | ||
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| if (!Array.isArray(body.classifierFallbacks)) { | ||
| return jsonResponse({ error: "classifierFallbacks must be an array of strings, or null" }, 400); | ||
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| const list: string[] = []; | ||
| for (const entry of body.classifierFallbacks) { | ||
| if (typeof entry !== "string" || entry.trim() === "") { | ||
| return jsonResponse({ error: "classifierFallbacks entries must be non-empty strings" }, 400); | ||
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| list.push(entry.trim()); | ||
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| if (list.length > 0) next.classifierFallbacks = list; | ||
| else delete next.classifierFallbacks; | ||
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Reject classifier targets without a provider qualifier.
Line 1172 accepts classifierModel: "claude-opus-5". Line 1185 accepts the same value in classifierFallbacks. Line 1962 also preserves it during hand-authored config normalization. resolveInboundModel then returns the bare slug, so later routing can select defaultProvider. This restores the incompatible-provider and privacy-boundary failure that these settings must prevent.
Use one shared validator for API writes and persisted-config normalization. Require non-empty provider and model components after trimming. Reject invalid API input. Remove invalid hand-authored values. Add regressions for bare values such as "claude-opus-5" and malformed qualified values such as "RelayA/".
src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts#L1169-L1193: validateclassifierModeland everyclassifierFallbacksentry as qualifiedprovider/modeltargets before assignment.src/config.ts#L1961-L1973: remove persisted classifier values that fail the same qualification check.tests/claude-management-api.test.ts#L82-L131: assert that unqualified and malformed targets return HTTP 400.tests/config.test.ts#L96-L119: assert that unqualified and malformed hand-authored targets are removed during load.
As per path instructions, “Use explicit provider-qualified classifier targets when cross-provider routing is intended,” and “Preserve the provider-qualified target through routing.”
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Classifier targets must require non-empty trimmed provider and model components
in provider/model form. Add one shared validator and use it in
src/server/management/agent-settings-routes.ts lines 1169-1193 to reject invalid
classifierModel and classifierFallbacks with HTTP 400; use it in src/config.ts
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Reject malformed classifier fallbacks before saving
ocx config set claudeCode.classifierFallbacks '"Relay/model"' and ocx config import both pass through validateConfigCandidate, whose passthrough schema accepts this newly introduced field without checking its type; the command therefore reports success and persists the string, but the next config read reaches this normalization and silently deletes it. Keep tolerant normalization for hand-edited files, but add write-boundary validation for classifierFallbacks (and classifierModel) so CLI set/import reject malformed values instead of claiming to save settings that immediately disappear.
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…ort classifierModel (lidge-jun#1697)
…rgets Auto Mode sends bare safety checks such as `claude-opus-5` with no provider, so they fall through to `defaultProvider` even when it does not speak Anthropic. This routes them to `claudeCode.classifierModel`, then the ordered `classifierFallbacks`, with `modelMap` still outranking both. Two mechanisms from the draft are deliberately removed rather than shipped: Affinity is no longer inferred from `claudeCode.model`. That value is the injected/default config slot, not the provider the live session actually selected, so it goes stale the moment the user changes the model picker -- and acting on it silently moves a classifier turn onto a provider with its own privacy and billing consequences. Real live-session affinity needs request and session state `resolveInboundModel` does not have; approximating it from static config is worse than not doing it. The router no longer falls back to "the first enabled provider whose adapter is anthropic". It picked by object insertion order and checked neither `models`, `selectedModels`, `disabledModels` nor discovery state, which is exactly the silent provider crossing lidge-jun#1697 asks us to avoid. The other half of that change IS kept: a disabled provider matching a known-model pattern is no longer selected. `classifierModel` and `classifierFallbacks` are operator-facing, so they get the surfaces that makes them usable: GET/PUT on `/api/claude-code` with the same trim/clear semantics as `model`, a fallback-array validator that rejects non-string entries instead of persisting them, docs-site coverage, and load-time normalization. That normalization also fixes an activation bug it would otherwise have inherited: `normalizePersistedClaudeCode` was reached only through a `subagentEffort` short-circuit, so a config whose only defect was elsewhere in `claudeCode` was never normalized at all. It now runs unconditionally; the specialized subagentEffort warning is untouched.
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The public configuration interface says that an unset classifierModel triggers same-provider affinity and compatible Anthropic-adapter selection, but the final resolveInboundModel path deliberately performs neither and returns the bare model unless classifierFallbacks supplies a target. SDK or config consumers following this contract may omit an explicit route and send classifier traffic to an incompatible defaultProvider, reproducing the failure this change is intended to prevent; update the comment to describe the explicit-only behavior.
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claude-opus-5bare slug) lost provider affinity and fell through to an incompatible global default provider (e.g. DeepSeek or OpenAI Chat), causing HTTP 400 errors and locking tool execution with "classifier temporarily unavailable".classifierModelandclassifierFallbackssettings toOcxClaudeCodeConfig.resolveInboundModelinsrc/claude/inbound.tsto:modelMapentries as highest priority.claudeCode.classifierModelif configured.claudeCode.model(e.g.RelayA/claude-fable-5or aliasedclaude-ocx-RelayA--...->RelayA/claude-opus-5).claudeCode.classifierFallbackswhen configured.routeByKnownModelPatterninsrc/router.tsto match active providers configured withadapter === "anthropic"oradapter === "anthropic-messages"forclaude-*models when no provider explicitly namedanthropicis present.tests/claude-inbound.test.tsandtests/router.test.ts.Test plan
bun test tests/claude-inbound.test.ts(all 31 tests passed).bun test tests/router.test.ts(all 24 tests passed).bun test tests/claude-inbound.test.ts tests/claude-messages-endpoint.test.ts tests/claude-models-discovery.test.ts tests/claude-cli.test.ts(all 104 tests passed).bun run typecheck(0 errors).bun run privacy:scan(passed).Review readiness checklist
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