fix(chat): apply the Fast capability gate to the native passthrough (#1886) - #2075
fix(chat): apply the Fast capability gate to the native passthrough (#1886)#2075olddonkey wants to merge 4 commits into
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The native /v1/chat/completions passthrough decided service-tier forwarding
with a single provider-level check:
if (provider.chatServiceTier && rawBody.service_tier !== undefined)
That bypassed the FastWire policy layer entirely, and the worst consequence was
not the one A0 recorded. An explicit supportsServiceTier: false — the fail-closed
declaration meaning "this upstream is documented not to accept the field" — was
ignored here, so a caller tier still reached that upstream whenever
chatServiceTier happened to be true. Exact-model false was likewise ignored (the
bug A0 locked), and B1's split between capability-authorized canonical Fast and
CallerTierForward-authorized foreign tiers never reached this surface.
Both Chat surfaces now call one shared gate, so they cannot drift apart by
construction rather than by convention. The passthrough resolves its policy in
chat-native.ts, where the route and config already live, and the key-rotation
rebuild path resolves it too.
What deliberately still differs: the Responses surface normalizes a caller's
"fast" spelling to the provider's canonical wire value, while the passthrough
forwards the caller's exact bytes. That is this builder's documented contract —
caller fields retain their exact wire representation while capability gates stay
centralized — and the difference is now asserted by a test and explained at the
call site, so a future reader does not mistake it for a missed translation.
Known gap, left for its own unit: the passthrough neither runs through the
adapter registry decorator nor calls recordAdapterTier, so it produces no
AttemptTierOutcome and a stripped tier is not yet visible as callerTierDropped.
Building half of that pipeline here would have been worse than naming it.
Full suite: 13332 pass / 10 skip / 2 fail — the pre-existing dev-side
key-login-live-update regression, and one load-sensitive codex-shim timeout that
passes in isolation (69 pass).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change applies resolved FastWire policy to native OpenAI Chat passthrough requests, including key failover. It centralizes service-tier serialization checks and adds coverage for authorization, forced decisions, fail-closed behavior, routing, characterization, and parity with the regular Chat path. ChangesChat service-tier policy
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The forwarding change is otherwise mergeable, but a failover test leaves the process-wide fetch mock installed, which can contaminate later tests and make CI results unreliable; restore the original fetch as a bounded follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ChatHandler
participant fastPolicyForModel
participant buildOpenAIChatPassthroughRequest
participant canSerializeOpenAIChatServiceTier
ChatHandler->>fastPolicyForModel: resolve policy for active provider and route model
fastPolicyForModel-->>ChatHandler: return ResolvedFastPolicy
ChatHandler->>buildOpenAIChatPassthroughRequest: construct native request with policy
buildOpenAIChatPassthroughRequest->>canSerializeOpenAIChatServiceTier: evaluate service_tier
canSerializeOpenAIChatServiceTier-->>buildOpenAIChatPassthroughRequest: forward or omit service_tier
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Independent review before merge found two correctness blockers, so this is held as needs-work now that #2042 (c472ad0) is on
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Addressed the independent review in 01c823e after merging dev 63bfd14. Native passthrough now uses exact noStructuredOutputModels matching and the shared tier decision semantics, including foreignCallerTiers drop; forced Fast uses the policy wire value and failover preserves the decision. Verification: focused native-chat suite 449 pass / 0 fail; typecheck, privacy scan, and diff check pass; full root suite 13,416 pass / 10 skip / 0 fail across 853 files. Please re-review the updated head. |
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In `@tests/openai-chat-native-policy.test.ts`:
- Around line 196-212: Update the failover test around the globalThis.fetch mock
to save the original fetch implementation before replacement and restore it in
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Summary
The last known bug from the FastWire umbrella (#1886): the native
/v1/chat/completionspassthrough decided service-tier forwarding with one provider-level check and bypassed the policy layer entirely.The worst consequence is not the one A0 recorded. A0 locked this as "exact-model
falseis ignored", but the same line also ignored an explicitsupportsServiceTier: false— the fail-closed declaration that means this upstream is documented not to accept the field. WheneverchatServiceTierhappened to be true, a caller tier still reached that upstream. B1's split between capability-authorized canonical Fast and CallerTierForward-authorized foreign tiers never reached this surface either.The fix
Both Chat surfaces now call one shared gate, so they cannot drift apart by construction rather than by convention — a stronger guarantee than parallel implementations kept honest by tests. The passthrough resolves its policy in
chat-native.ts, where the route and config already live, and the key-rotation rebuild path resolves it too.supportsServiceTier: false+chatServiceTier: true, caller sends a tierfalse, caller sends a tiertrue, nochatServiceTier, caller sends canonical Fasttrue, nochatServiceTier, caller sendsflexchatServiceTierOne difference that stays, on purpose
The Responses surface normalizes a caller's
"fast"spelling to the provider's canonical wire value; this passthrough forwards the caller's exact bytes. That is this builder's documented contract — caller fields retain their exact wire representation while capability gates stay centralized — and the two halves map cleanly onto this change: the gate is now shared, the bytes are still the caller's.The distinction is defensible beyond the doc comment: on the Responses path a
"fast"spelling originates in Codex's own configuration vocabulary, so normalizing it is right; on this surface an OpenAI-compatible client chose that literal value. A test asserts the divergence and the call site explains it, so a future reader does not mistake it for a missed translation.Known gap, deliberately left for its own unit
The passthrough neither runs through the adapter registry decorator nor calls
recordAdapterTier, so it produces noAttemptTierOutcome— a stripped tier is not yet visible ascallerTierDroppedin the logs. Building half of that pipeline inside a bug fix would have been worse than naming it here.Tests
"FAST"survives verbatim on this surface.tests/openrouter-provider-routing.test.tsupdated for the signature change; its assertions are unchanged.Verification
tests/key-login-live-update.test.ts, the pre-existing dev-side regression flagged on refactor(fastwire): A1 — FastWire policy resolution, byte-identical behavior (#1886) #1893/fix(chat): forward caller service_tier through the chat-to-responses conversion (#1886) #1904/feat(fastwire): B0 — per-attempt tier outcomes and per-attempt pricing (#1886) #1956/feat(xai): B2 — enable Priority Processing on the API-key transport (#1886, closes #1875) #2072, which reproduces on pristinedev.codex-shim, thencombo-management-api, thencodex-retained-root-serialization, with individual durations reaching 260s. All three pass in isolation in seconds (69/69, 25/25, 6/6). The runner's own queue comment documents this failure mode: concurrent suites on one machine turn a ~210s run into a 13-minute one. None of those files touch the chat passthrough.bun x tsc --noEmitclean.Part of #1886.
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