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Wires the external abort signal and per-request timeout into the completePrompt (non-streaming) and createMessage (streaming) paths of the Opencode Go provider. Stacks on the shared-util unit of this split (resolveModelWithAbort in utils/abort-signal.ts).

  • completePrompt: forwards options?.abortSignal / options?.timeoutMs to all three wire formats (Anthropic /v1/messages, OpenAI chat.completions, and the Responses /v1/responses path); timeoutMs <= 0 omits the SDK timeout option (the SDK treats timeout: 0 as an immediate abort); aborted completions and SDK connection/timeout errors normalize to the provider AbortError.
  • createMessage: bridges metadata?.abortSignal (Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard, { once: true } listener, detached on completion so a task-scoped signal does not accumulate listeners) into a per-request AbortController shared by all three streaming wire formats; model resolution runs inside the shared resolveModelWithAbort cancellation scope (pre-aborted fast-fail, mid-resolution race).
  • Aborted/timeout requests normalize to the provider AbortError on all three wire formats, both pre-stream and mid-stream; non-abort failures keep the wrapped "Opencode Go completion error:" identity.

Tests:

  • Ported the reference abort/timeout completePrompt pass-through tests (signal, timeoutMs incl. 0, and no-options backward compatibility) for all three wire formats, plus normalization/identity tests for aborted and timed-out completions.
  • createMessage bridging tests: pre-aborted signal -> rejects with the standardized AbortError before any request work; abort mid-resolution -> settles on the standardized AbortError before the lookup is released; mid-stream abort on each wire format -> standardized AbortError; detach tests use the reference-identity pattern (the resolution race registers its own listener, so the bridge is the last "abort" registration).

Series and unit

Unit 2/3 of the #1295 split (content source: 62f596c5d); stacks on the shared-util unit.

Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on #674, #901, #1008. Addresses #404.

Review response (maintainer review of #1295)

  • The Responses completePrompt catch now has the same abort normalization as the OpenAI path (isRequestAborted(error, options?.abortSignal) || error instanceof APIConnectionTimeoutError -> provider AbortError), pinned by "preserves abort identity on the Responses completion path" and "surfaces Responses request timeouts as an AbortError in completePrompt".
  • The Responses streaming branch now has a mid-stream catch mirroring the anthropic branch, and streamResponsesMessage has the same pre-stream guard as streamAnthropicMessage (aborted/timeout requests normalize instead of wrapping).
  • The model-resolution guard/race/normalization lives once in the shared util (resolveModelWithAbort, unit 1/3); opencode-go's pre-aborted fast-fail happens before any catalog/SDK work (pinned: catalog and SDK both uncalled).
  • The createMessage catch uses the wider isRequestAborted condition (aborted signal, DOM AbortError, SDK APIUserAbortError, exact "Request was aborted." message; name/message checks require a real Error instance).
  • The detach test asserts reference identity on the last "abort" registration, because the resolution race registers its own listener on the same external signal.

Evidence

  • vitest: 117/117 passing in the opencode-go suite (131 changed executable lines, all covered)
  • Local Stryker mutation gate (unit delta vs own base): 180 valid mutants (≤400), 173 killed, 7 directive-ignored (the per-request bridge's unreachable pre-aborted branch plus two inner-guard equivalence proofs — see the equivalence note below), 0 Survived / 0 NoCoverage / 0 Timeout

Equivalence note (directive proofs)

Two of the directives cover provably-equivalent inner-guard mutants. createMessage wraps the yield* of each streaming generator in an outer catch that applies the identical isRequestAborted check to the same per-request controller signal and re-throws the standardized AbortError. Therefore:

  • the inner pre-stream guard's condition (Responses path): a mutation of the condition only changes behavior for errors the outer predicate would not catch — but every abort-flavored error that reaches the inner layer implies the controller signal is already aborted (the SDK rejects because the bridged signal aborted), so the outer predicate fires identically and re-standardizes;
  • the inner guard's provider-name literal: the inner throw's output is itself re-caught by the outer layer, whose predicate matches on the standardized error's own name === "AbortError", so the outer re-standardizes with the correct provider name and the inner literal is unobservable.

The inner layer's unique, kill-tested behavior is the non-abort "Opencode Go completion error:" wrap.

…utils

Extend src/api/providers/utils/abort-signal.ts with the abort-signal
series helpers used by the gateway providers:

- isRequestAborted(error, signal): wider abort detection - an aborted
  signal, a DOM AbortError, the OpenAI/Anthropic SDK APIUserAbortError
  (name check), or the exact SDK abort message "Request was aborted." -
  trusting name/message only on real Error instances so a plain object
  that merely looks like an abort propagates unchanged
- createAbortError(providerName): fresh error satisfying the Task.ts
  abort contract (name "AbortError", message ending in "aborted")
- rejectOnAbort(pending, signal, providerName): settle a signal-less
  async phase (model discovery) on the provider AbortError when the
  signal fires first; the abort listener detaches when pending settles
- resolveModelWithAbort(fetchModel, signal, providerName): run model
  resolution inside a cancellation scope - entry fast-fail for a
  pre-aborted signal, the rejectOnAbort race while the lookup is
  pending, and normalization of abort-flavored lookup failures; any
  other resolution failure propagates unchanged

Includes direct unit tests for the resolveModelWithAbort cancellation
scope (pre-aborted fast-fail, no-signal pass-through, mid-resolution
race, abort normalization, non-abort propagation), the
isRequestAborted instanceof tightening tests, and the settle-guard
test utility.

Unit 1/3 of the Zoo-Code-Org#1295 split (content source: 62f596c5d).
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on Zoo-Code-Org#674, Zoo-Code-Org#901, Zoo-Code-Org#1008.
Addresses Zoo-Code-Org#404.
- createMessage: bridge metadata.abortSignal to a per-request
  AbortController (Bedrock pattern: pre-aborted guard, once-listener,
  detached on completion so a task-scoped signal does not accumulate
  listeners); model resolution runs inside the shared
  resolveModelWithAbort cancellation scope (pre-aborted fast-fail,
  mid-resolution race)
- aborted/timeout requests normalize to the provider AbortError on all
  three wire formats (anthropic /v1/messages, responses /v1/responses,
  openai chat completions), both pre-stream and mid-stream; non-abort
  failures keep the wrapped "Opencode Go completion error:" identity
- completePrompt: forwards abortSignal/timeoutMs to all three SDK
  paths (timeoutMs <= 0 omits the SDK timeout option, since the SDK
  treats timeout: 0 as an immediate abort); aborted completions and
  APIConnectionTimeoutError/APITimeoutError normalize to the provider
  AbortError (series standard)

The two inner pre-stream guard mutants (the abort-normalization
condition and its provider-name literal) are documented as provably
equivalent with mutator-specific Stryker directives: createMessage's
outer catch applies the identical isRequestAborted check to the same
controller signal and re-standardizes, so the inner layer's only
unique behavior is the non-abort completion-error wrap (stays
kill-tested).

Unit 2/3 of the Zoo-Code-Org#1295 split (content source: 62f596c5d); stacks on the
shared-util unit.
Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on Zoo-Code-Org#674, Zoo-Code-Org#901, Zoo-Code-Org#1008.
Addresses Zoo-Code-Org#404.
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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved cancellation handling across supported Opencode Go request formats.
    • Requests now consistently honor caller-provided abort signals and positive timeout settings.
    • Aborted or timed-out requests now return a standardized error, while other provider errors remain distinguishable.
    • Improved behavior when cancellation occurs during model lookup or streaming responses.
  • Tests
    • Expanded coverage for cancellation, timeout forwarding, error normalization, and cleanup across all supported request formats.

Walkthrough

The provider now propagates abort signals through model resolution and streaming requests. It forwards signals and positive timeouts for non-streaming requests. SDK abort and timeout failures are normalized to a standard AbortError. Shared utilities and tests cover cleanup and propagation.

Changes

Opencode Go cancellation handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Shared abort utilities
src/api/providers/utils/abort-signal.ts, src/api/providers/utils/__tests__/abort-signal.spec.ts, src/test-utils/settle-guard.ts
The shared utilities add abort-aware promise and model-resolution handling. isRequestAborted now requires an Error instance. Tests cover abort timing, listener cleanup, and failure propagation.
Streaming request cancellation
src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/opencode-go.spec.ts
Streaming OpenAI, Anthropic, and Responses requests receive per-request signals. Abort and timeout failures become standardized AbortError results. Tests cover signal bridging, stream aborts, listener cleanup, headers, and stream parsing.
Non-streaming request cancellation
src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/opencode-go.spec.ts
Anthropic, Responses, and OpenAI completion requests forward caller signals and positive timeouts. Timeout values at or below zero are omitted. Tests cover SDK aborts, timeouts, identity preservation, and default options.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant OpencodeGoHandler
  participant ModelCatalog
  participant SDKClient
  Caller->>OpencodeGoHandler: submit request with AbortSignal
  OpencodeGoHandler->>ModelCatalog: resolve model with abort handling
  ModelCatalog-->>OpencodeGoHandler: return model
  OpencodeGoHandler->>SDKClient: send request with signal and timeout
  Caller->>OpencodeGoHandler: abort request
  OpencodeGoHandler->>SDKClient: propagate cancellation
  SDKClient-->>OpencodeGoHandler: abort or timeout error
  OpencodeGoHandler-->>Caller: return standardized AbortError
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Cancellation can be delayed during completion model lookup, and uncommon malformed OpenAI requests can retain listeners. These should be fixed, but the impact is localized.

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Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Regression Evidence ⚠️ Warning The pull request adds changed branches without focused coverage. completePrompt omits timeoutMs <= 0 in all three wire-format implementations (opencode-go.ts:815, 868, 945), but the provider… Add parameterized provider tests for timeoutMs: 0 and a negative value, for each wire format, and assert that the SDK options contain no timeout. Add an OpenAI createMessage test where chat.completions.create rejects immediately wit…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup ⚠️ Warning The new streaming bridge can leak an external abort listener on the OpenAI chat path. createMessage registers abortListener at src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts:223-230, but convertToR1Format/`… Enclose all OpenAI-path setup and request work after listener registration in one try/finally, or perform the synchronous message/tool conversions before registering the bridge. Always call `externalAbortSignal.removeEventListener("abort"…
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
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Security Boundaries ✅ Passed PASS. The changed production paths only add abort-signal bridging, timeout forwarding, cancellation-error normalization, and promise settlement helpers. opencode-go.ts does not add secret logging, d…
Persistence Integrity ✅ Passed No changed persistence path exists. The pull request changes API request cancellation, streaming, error normalization, and test helpers. opencode-go.ts only awaits model resolution and remote SDK re…
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: adding abort signal support to the Opencode Go API provider.
Description check ✅ Passed The description provides detailed implementation context, test coverage, issue references, and validation evidence. It does not reproduce all template headings or complete the formal checklist, and it…
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Explanation

The pull request adds changed branches without focused coverage. completePrompt omits timeoutMs &lt;= 0 in all three wire-format implementations (opencode-go.ts:815, 868, 945), but the provider tests cover only timeoutMs: 0 (opencode-go.spec.ts:1016, 1200, 2235); they do not verify a negative timeout. The new OpenAI streaming catch also normalizes pre-stream SDK aborts (opencode-go.ts:316-365), but the OpenAI streaming abort test only makes the returned iterator reject after streaming starts (opencode-go.spec.ts:608-649). The pre-stream APIUserAbortError path has no focused test. Existing tests cover the analogous Anthropic and Responses pre-stream paths, but not this changed OpenAI path.

Resolution

Add parameterized provider tests for timeoutMs: 0 and a negative value, for each wire format, and assert that the SDK options contain no timeout. Add an OpenAI createMessage test where chat.completions.create rejects immediately with APIUserAbortError; assert the standardized AbortError and provider message. Add a non-abort pre-stream case if the OpenAI streaming catch must preserve raw non-abort errors.

Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup

Explanation

The new streaming bridge can leak an external abort listener on the OpenAI chat path. createMessage registers abortListener at src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts:223-230, but convertToR1Format/convertToOpenAiMessages and this.convertToolsForOpenAI run before the try/finally at about lines 308-369. If message conversion or tool conversion throws synchronously, such as a circular tool input reaching JSON.stringify or malformed tool metadata lacking tool.function, execution skips the cleanup and leaves the listener attached. Repeated requests using the same task-scoped signal can accumulate listeners. The Anthropic and Responses branches have an enclosing finally, but the OpenAI setup path does not.

Resolution

Enclose all OpenAI-path setup and request work after listener registration in one try/finally, or perform the synchronous message/tool conversions before registering the bridge. Always call externalAbortSignal.removeEventListener("abort", abortListener) when setup fails, not only when the SDK request or stream fails.

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🟡 Minor · completePrompt ignores options.abortSignal during model resolution.

src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts:805
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completePrompt ignores options.abortSignal during model resolution.

Line 805 calls this.resolveModel() without the caller signal. Two gaps follow. A caller that aborts before or during the catalog fetch does not fail fast; the request still starts after resolution completes. An abort-flavored catalog failure propagates raw, because the per-format catches only wrap the SDK call. createMessage already uses resolveModelWithAbort for the same purpose at line 212.

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-		const { id: modelId, format, temperature, reasoningEffort, maxTokens } = await this.resolveModel()
+		const { id: modelId, format, temperature, reasoningEffort, maxTokens } = await resolveModelWithAbort(
+			() => this.resolveModel(),
+			options?.abortSignal,
+			"Opencode Go",
+		)
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In `@src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts` at line 805, Update completePrompt to
resolve the model through resolveModelWithAbort using options.abortSignal,
matching createMessage’s existing behavior. Ensure aborts before or during model
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- Around line 223-233: Ensure the OpenAI format-conversion and
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surrounding format dispatch or OpenAI branch while preserving existing abort
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In `@src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts`:
- Line 805: Update completePrompt to resolve the model through
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const controller = new AbortController()
const abortListener = () => controller.abort()
if (externalAbortSignal) {
// Stryker disable next-line ConditionalExpression: externalAbortSignal.aborted can never be true here - the entry guard rejects a pre-aborted signal and the rejectOnAbort race rejects an abort during model resolution, and no await sits between the race settling and this bridge, so the branch is unreachable
if (externalAbortSignal.aborted) {
// Stryker disable next-line CallExpression: unreachable branch body - a pre-aborted external signal is rejected by the entry guard (and a mid-resolution abort by the race) before this bridge registers
controller.abort()
} else {
externalAbortSignal.addEventListener("abort", abortListener, { once: true })
}
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Detach the bridged abort listener when OpenAI request construction fails.

The Anthropic and Responses branches already run their stream helpers inside try/finally, so their conversion failures are cleaned up. The OpenAI branch converts messages and tools before its try. convertToR1Format and convertToOpenAiMessages serialize tool inputs with JSON.stringify, which can throw for an unstringifiable input. convertToolsForOpenAI can also fail on malformed runtime tool data. Those failures leave abortListener attached until the external signal aborts.

Wrap the OpenAI conversion and request construction in the cleanup scope, or add an outer try/finally around the format dispatch so every pre-stream failure removes the listener.

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In `@src/api/providers/opencode-go.ts` around lines 223 - 233, Ensure the OpenAI
format-conversion and request-construction path is covered by the same cleanup
scope as streaming, so failures from convertToR1Format, convertToOpenAiMessages,
or convertToolsForOpenAI remove abortListener before propagating. Update the
surrounding format dispatch or OpenAI branch while preserving existing abort
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