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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe model capability response adds optional top-level context and output-token fields. The builder mirrors safe base context values and maximum output tokens while retaining the effective long-tier value in nested capabilities. Tests cover standard, long-tier, routed, and invalid inputs. ChangesCapability mirroring
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리뷰 · 우선순위 68 / 80이 PR(#4802)은 Yum-wu가 올린 좁은 카탈로그 호환 개선이다. 바꾸는 파일은 지금 고치는 방법은 간단하다. 현재 라인 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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In `@tests/providers/cursor/cursor-local-models-schema.test.ts`:
- Around line 127-136: The `/v1/models` endpoint test should also verify
top-level context_window and max_output_tokens on fetched model rows, not only
nested capability values. Update the endpoint assertions alongside the existing
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The compatibility argument is sound — flat context_window / max_output_tokens is what most OpenAI-compatible clients actually read, and the refactor to a single effectiveContextLength removes a duplicated ternary rather than adding one. Sanitising through positiveInt before mirroring is the right instinct too.
One thing worth deciding deliberately before this lands: the long tier is mirrored without the signal that travels with it.
Ran modelCapabilityFields({ contextWindow: 272000, longContextWindow: 922000, maxOutputTokens: 64000 }) on fix/models-listing-capacity-fields:
TOP-LEVEL (what a flat-property client reads)
context_window: 922000
context_length: 922000
max_output_tokens: 64000
NESTED (what Cursor reads)
capabilities.context_length: 922000
pricing: {"overrides":[{"min_prompt_tokens":272000}]}
In the nested shape those two always appear together — hasLongTier gates both the long context_length and the pricing.overrides entry saying everything past 272000 is a different tier (L177). A Cursor client reads the generous number and the caveat in the same row.
The mirror copies the window but not the caveat, and pricing stays in the Cursor-shaped part of the row. So the clients this PR exists to serve — the ones that read flat properties precisely because they don't parse the nested schema — see context_window: 922000 with nothing indicating that 650k of it is priced differently. A client that sizes its context budget off that number will do the thing the override exists to warn about.
Three ways to go, and I don't think it's my call which:
- Mirror the standard window (
contextLength) at the top level and leave the long tier to the nested shape. Conservative; a flat client never over-reaches, at the cost of under-advertising. - Mirror the long window as-is and say so in the PR description, as a deliberate "advertise the maximum, pricing is discoverable in the row" decision.
- Mirror the long window but also flatten the tier boundary alongside it, so the caveat reaches the same reader as the number.
The test already pins the long-tier behaviour (tiered.context_window === 922000), so whichever you pick, it'd be worth a line in that test saying why — otherwise the next person reading it can't tell the 922000 from a bug.
Everything else checks out — context_length and context_window agree, the non-tiered path is unchanged, and undefined inputs still omit the keys rather than emitting undefined.
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Thanks @abhisheksharma2411 for the insightful feedback on tiered models and pricing caveats! I agree that Option 1 is the safest and most principled path: flat-property clients by definition do not parse nested pricing overrides, so advertising the 922k long window at the top level risks causing external tools to unknowingly plan context budgets into unexpected tiered surcharges. Updated in
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🟡 Minor · Document the long-tier field divergence. · models-capabilities.ts:145-196
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the long-tier field divergence.
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longContextWindowexceedscontextWindow, the top-levelcontext_windowandcontext_lengthfields use the base value, whilecapabilities.context_lengthuses the long-tier value. Update theModelCapabilityFieldscomments and thedocs-site/API documentation to define this behavior. The/v1/modelsresponse is user-visible, and repository guidance requiresdocs-site/updates for user-visible behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 145-196: Update the comments in ModelCapabilityFields and the
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* fix(models): mirror model capacity onto the /v1/models top level Carries PR #4802 onto current dev. Clients that read only the top level of a model row saw no declared capacity, because context_window and max_output_tokens existed solely inside the nested Cursor capabilities object. Co-authored-by: Yum-wu <118118663+Yum-wu@users.noreply.github.com> * test(models): pin top-level capacity discovery * Restore the full top-level mirror note in the module header The header line was compressed to one sentence, losing the named external clients and the obligation that a new nested capacity value gains its top-level mirror in the same change. --------- Co-authored-by: Yum-wu <118118663+Yum-wu@users.noreply.github.com>
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Verified on a356f73 — the split is exactly right now:
TOP-LEVEL context_window: 272000 context_length: 272000 max_output_tokens: 64000
NESTED capabilities.context_length: 922000
pricing: {"overrides":[{"min_prompt_tokens":272000}]}
NON-TIERED context_window: 200000 capabilities.context_length: 200000
The generous number and the surcharge that qualifies it now stay together in the nested shape, and the flat mirror advertises only what a client can plan against without hitting a tier it can't see. The non-tiered case is unchanged, which is the part worth having a test for — it would be easy to "fix" the tiered path and accidentally clamp every ordinary model to something smaller.
cursor-local-models-schema.test.ts green at that head.
One note in your favour, since this direction does cost something: a flat client now under-advertises Max Mode, so a tool that could legitimately use 922k won't know it's available. That's the right trade — under-promising costs a capability the client can still reach through the nested field, over-promising costs money the user didn't agree to — and documenting the distinction in the test suite is what keeps someone from "fixing" it back in six months. Good call taking the conservative option.
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Summary
Mirrors top-level
context_window,context_length, andmax_output_tokensdirectly on model objects in/v1/modelsresponses alongside existing nestedcapabilities.*fields.External OpenAI-compatible tools and clients (e.g. pi-ai, DSH/Claude Code integrations, LibreChat) discover model capacities from flat top-level properties rather than Cursor's nested
capabilities.context_lengthandcapabilities.max_output_tokensschema. Mirroring these sanitized positive integers at the top level preserves Cursor compatibility while enabling universal client capacity auto-detection.Tiered models policy
For models with long-context pricing tiers (e.g. GPT-5.6 with 272k base and 922k max), the top-level properties mirror the safe base window (
contextLength: 272000) so flat-property clients do not unexpectedly budget into tiered pricing surcharges without seeing the caveat, while Cursor continues to receive the generous long window (922000) and its accompanying pricing overrides in the nested schema.Changes
src/server/models-capabilities.ts:modelCapabilityFields, mirrorcontextLengthas top-levelcontext_windowandcontext_length, and mirrormaxOutputTokensas top-levelmax_output_tokens.ModelCapabilityFieldsand in the module-level header.tests/providers/cursor/cursor-local-models-schema.test.ts:/v1/modelsendpoint rows (k3andsol).Verification
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