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Summary

Four defects where a request arrived carrying an explicit constraint and the proxy returned a
normal HTTP success after dropping it. A test that only asserts a successful tool call or a 200
cannot see any of them, so every regression here reads the serialized outbound request body.

#5211 — tool choice policy on the Chat Completions path. A tool_choice of type
allowed_tools is a record, is not type: "function", and carries no function member, so it
fell past every branch of the Chat inbound translator and body.tool_choice was never assigned:
the upstream got the full catalogue and no choice at all. Chat nests the subset under
allowed_tools and names each entry under a member keyed by its own type, while the Responses
shape mapToolChoice reads carries mode and tools on the choice itself with a flat name.
Both levels are now flattened. An entry that cannot be named, or whose selector kind is neither
function, custom, nor a hosted type, is refused rather than skipped — dropping one widens the
subset the field was sent to narrow.

parallel_tool_calls had three provider states and two branches, in two places. The unset state
is the default for every provider that never configured the knob, and it dropped the caller's own
explicit false on the translated path and, from a second copy of the same branch, on the native
Chat passthrough. The decision now lives in one module both builders read. An explicit true
still omits the key, matching the configured opt-out, so strict hosts see no new knob. The NVIDIA
and pinParallelToolCallsFalse pins are unchanged.

#5210 — tool declaration fields on the outbound adapters. strict was kept deliberately by
the Messages inbound and already forwarded by the OpenAI Chat adapter, and dropped by Anthropic —
the target that defines it. It is now emitted when it is explicitly true; an unstated strict
stays absent, because the inbound records it as false and a false on the wire cannot be told
apart from silence. allowed_callers had no carrier at all, and the one occurrence of the
identifier in the tree raised a diagnostic that only becomes a refusal when the operator has set
claudeCode.compatibility. It now rides OcxTool.allowedCallers from the Messages inbound,
through the Responses tool schema — where an undeclared key is stripped, which is why it never
reached buildTools — to the Anthropic wire. Gemini's functionCallingConfig.mode: "VALIDATED"
was plumbed to the wire compiler but only reachable by matching a model name; a caller-declared
strict tool now selects it in place of the absent-choice default, and NONE, ANY and a
forced-name choice are never overwritten.

#5212 — inline document bytes. Both inbound parsers reduced an attachment to its name before
any adapter ran, so no adapter could forward one even to a target with a representation for it.
OcxContentPart gains a document member carrying the media type and the base64 payload; Anthropic
emits the document block, OpenAI Chat the file part, Gemini inline_data. Widening that union is
the hazard, so the part also carries the marker every text-only consumer already falls back to,
which keeps a wire with no document representation byte-identical to before. Six consumers needed
more than the fallback: ollama-native and the Cursor tool-result decoder would have read a
nonexistent imageUrl, and the Kiro, Devin, Cursor and coding-agent text serializers would have
produced an empty turn.

#5213 — developer message position, then role. Two commits, because they are two acceptance
conditions. A developer message kept its slot only when the base URL host was exactly
api.openai.com; everywhere else its text was appended to the system prompt and the message
skipped, so an instruction written to apply from the second turn onward arrived ahead of the
first. #4161 had already made the Claude inbound mint chronological developer items for exactly
this reason, so the two halves of a Claude Code route were working against each other. Placement
is now uniform. The role is separate: developer is part of the Chat Completions role set and is
forwarded as sent, and a destination that genuinely rejects it sets foldDeveloperRoleToSystem,
which converts the role in place and never moves the message.

Refusals are default-deny. allowed_callers and inline document bytes are constraints the
normalized request can carry but a wire may not be able to express. Refusing them per adapter
would leave every adapter that never learned about the carrier rebuilding without it and
answering normally, which is the defect this batch exists to remove. Both are allowlists in
src/adapters/declaration-carrier.ts, enforced at the single guard every registered adapter
passes through: allowed_callers reaches the anthropic wire, document bytes reach
anthropic, openai-chat and google, and the Responses passthrough stays exempt because it
forwards the original body. Adding an AdapterWire member makes the omission visible in those
lists rather than at a customer's upstream. The refusal names no tool, because the name is
caller-controlled and would put client metadata into an error body.

Native passthrough is unaffected on every route.

Carries #5237 by @Yum-wu for the #5213 position fix, with a Co-authored-by trailer on the
branch commit.

Known gap

A document in a tool result keeps the #939 marker. The Responses tool-output vocabulary has no
file block and every adapter's tool-result path flattens to text, so carrying bytes there is a
separate change rather than a half-done one. The Chat inbound also still folds a developer
message into the system prompt on its own ingress; that is the inbound half of the same class and
is tracked separately as #4148.

Verification

  • Static source review of every changed file, plus repeated adversarial source review of each
    commit and of the whole branch. That review is what found the native-passthrough half of
    tool choice policy is dropped on the Chat Completions path #5211, the six content-part consumers that would have dropped or mislabelled a document, the
    role-aware narrowing of the untranslated-media refusal, a ;notbase64, data URL the scanner
    accepted and the decoder rejected, the missing toolRestrictsCallers barrel export, and the
    developer-document role demotion.
  • Union-defect classes checked by hand before pushing, per AGENTS.md:
    src/adapters/openai-chat.ts was the only capped file in the touch set and is 811 lines
    against its 822-line cap
    — the parallel_tool_calls decision moved to a sibling module
    rather than raising a number; PROVIDER_CONFIG_FIELD_POLICY is
    satisfies Record<keyof OcxProviderConfig, ...> and learned the new key; every new test file
    is registered in both scripts/test-layout/layout.json and
    tests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json; the provider reference tables gained a row rather
    than a restated count; and the attachment marker is derived from inlineDocumentMarker in
    every assertion instead of being written out again.
  • Rebased onto dev 8e1fdea1c0 and pushed at that base, so hosted CI runs at the exact head.
  • Docs updated in all eight locales: guides/claude-code.md for the placement and role contract,
    reference/configuration/providers.md for foldDeveloperRoleToSystem, and guides/pi.md for
    the inline-document exception to the attachment refusal. Owning structure/ documents updated
    for the adapter, registry and inbound-compat contracts.
  • NOT RUN: bun run test, individual bun test files, bun run typecheck, bun run build,
    bun install, and live ocx execution. This lane verifies by static review plus exact-head
    hosted CI only; the CI run on this head is the test evidence.

Closes #5211
Closes #5210
Closes #5212
Closes #5213

Checklist

  • Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
  • Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
  • Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Preserved inline document bytes across supported Anthropic, OpenAI Chat, and Gemini translations.
    • Added support for allowed_tools, tool caller restrictions, strict tool declarations, and validated Gemini tool mode.
    • Preserved developer-message ordering across Chat routes, with optional foldDeveloperRoleToSystem configuration.
    • Improved handling of parallel tool-call preferences.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Added clear errors for unsupported media, caller restrictions, empty tool selections, and unnameable tools.
    • Preserved document text across additional adapter and tool-result paths.
  • Documentation

    • Updated provider configuration, attachment compatibility, and timeline-reminder guidance across supported languages.

lidge-jun and others added 9 commits September 20, 2026 15:03
…the wire

Two ways a Chat Completions caller restricts tool use reached the parser and
were then dropped on the way out, both under a normal HTTP 200.

A tool_choice of type allowed_tools is a record, is not type "function", and
carries no "function" member, so it fell past every branch of the Chat inbound
translator and body.tool_choice was never assigned. The upstream received the
full catalogue and no choice at all. Chat nests the subset under allowed_tools
and names each entry under a member keyed by its own type, while the Responses
shape mapToolChoice reads carries mode and tools on the choice itself with a
flat name, so neither level lined up. Flatten both. An entry nobody can name is
refused rather than skipped, because dropping one widens the very subset the
field was sent to narrow.

parallel_tool_calls had three provider states and two branches, in two places.
When a provider expresses no preference, which is the default for every provider
that never configured the knob, neither branch ran and an explicit request-level
false was lost — on the translated path and, from its own copy of the same
branch, on the native Chat passthrough. That state now forwards the caller's
false. An explicit true still omits the key, matching the configured opt-out, so
strict OpenAI-compatible hosts never see a knob they did not have to accept
before. The NVIDIA and pinParallelToolCallsFalse pins are unchanged.

The decision moved into openai-chat/parallel-tool-calls.ts, which both builders
now read, so the three states cannot drift between them again. openai-chat.ts is
811 lines against its 822-line cap.

Regressions assert on the serialized outbound request body for both builders,
since a successful tool call and a 200 response look identical with or without
either constraint.

Closes #5211
Three fields a caller sets on a tool declaration were parsed, carried
internally, and then dropped by the outbound adapter, so the request was
dispatched as though the constraint were in force and answered normally.

Messages to Messages rebuilt every tool from name, description and input_schema
alone. Anthropic is the target that defines strict, the Messages inbound already
kept the source intent deliberately, and the OpenAI Chat adapter already
forwarded it, so Anthropic was the one destination losing it. It now emits an
explicit strict: true. An unstated strict stays absent: the inbound records it
as false, so a false on the wire cannot be told apart from silence and must not
become an opt-out nobody asked for.

allowed_callers had no carrier at all. The identifier existed once in the tree,
raising a caller_mode diagnostic that only becomes a refusal when the operator
has set claudeCode.compatibility. The field now rides OcxTool.allowedCallers
from the Messages inbound through the Responses schema — where an undeclared key
is stripped, which is why it never reached buildTools — to the Anthropic wire.
The OpenAI Chat and Gemini builders have no counterpart for it, so they refuse
with a 400 rather than rebuild the declaration without the fence, in the shape
ollama-native and kiro already use for a tool_choice they cannot enforce. The
unrestricted ["direct"] default is not treated as a restriction.

Gemini expresses schema-enforced calling as functionCallingConfig.mode
VALIDATED. The mode was plumbed to the wire compiler but only reachable by
matching a model name, so a strict declaration arrived as an ordinary AUTO turn.
It now replaces the absent-choice default. NONE, ANY and a forced-name choice
are stronger constraints the caller asked for and are never overwritten.

Native passthrough is unaffected on every route.

Closes #5210
A developer message kept its slot only when the provider base URL host was
exactly api.openai.com. On every other OpenAI-compatible Chat endpoint its text
was appended to the system prompt and the message itself was skipped, so an
instruction written to apply from the second turn onward arrived ahead of the
first one and the caller got an ordinary completion either way.

The two halves of a Claude Code route were working against each other because
of it: #4161 established that folding in-conversation instructions into the
prompt preamble is harmful and made the Claude inbound mint chronological
developer items specifically to preserve timeline order, and this adapter then
folded them again on every host but one.

One destination already had the chronological behaviour, keyed to a model id
and a registry entry, because hoisting a newly appended reminder rewrites the
reusable prompt prefix. That is a property of prompt-prefix caching rather than
of that destination, so it is now what every destination gets, and the
model/registry test is gone. A reminder that arrives while a tool call is open
is still deferred past the result, which is what keeps tool-call adjacency
intact; it lands in its own slot immediately after, never at the front.

This commit changes placement only. The wire role is still developer on
api.openai.com and system elsewhere, and is addressed separately.

Co-authored-by: Yum-wu <118118663+Yum-wu@users.noreply.github.com>
…from the host

A developer message reached the upstream as developer only when the provider
base URL host was exactly api.openai.com. Everywhere else it was rewritten to
system, so every OpenAI-compatible gateway was assumed not to support a standard
Chat Completions role until proven otherwise — including gateways that proxy
OpenAI itself — and the instruction silently lost the precedence the caller
chose.

The role is now forwarded as sent. A destination that genuinely rejects it sets
foldDeveloperRoleToSystem, which converts the role where the message already is
and never moves it, so the placement contract from the previous commit holds on
both paths. That makes the conversion a recorded decision about one destination
rather than an inference from its hostname, which is what the hostname test
could never express.

The flag is registered in the provider config schema and in the exhaustive
provider field policy, which is keyed on keyof OcxProviderConfig and fails
typecheck until a new key is classified.

Closes #5213
…old them

Both inbound parsers reduced an attached document to its name before any
adapter ran, so no adapter could forward one even to a target that has a
representation for it. The Messages inbound replaced a base64 document block
with a "[document: title]" marker, and the Chat file part matched no branch of
the content loop at all. The request succeeded either way, so the caller could
not tell "the model read the document" from "the model was told a document
existed".

OcxContentPart gains a document member carrying the media type and the base64
payload. The Anthropic wire emits it as the document block the caller sent, the
OpenAI Chat wire as the file part that is its direct counterpart, and Gemini as
the inline_data part it already uses for images and video.

Widening the union is the hazard here, so the part also carries the marker every
text-only consumer already falls back to. That keeps a wire with no document
representation emitting exactly what it emitted before instead of undefined or a
mislabelled [video]. Six consumers needed more than the fallback and are fixed
explicitly: ollama-native and the Cursor tool-result decoder would have read a
nonexistent imageUrl, and Kiro, Devin, Cursor and coding-agent text serializers
would have produced an empty turn. Token admission counts the encoded payload
rather than the marker.

The untranslated-media refusal is narrowed to match, and only where a converter
actually builds the part: user content on the Chat projection, user and
developer messages on the Responses one. A file in a tool output, a system
message or an assistant message is still refused, because those converters
flatten their content to a string and exempting them would restore the silent
drop the scanner exists to prevent. The scanner and the decoder share one
predicate, so a request cannot be exempted in one and reduced to a marker in the
other; a ";notbase64," parameter is not a payload. A reference with no bytes —
a file_id, a remote source — is unchanged in every position.

Tool-result documents keep the #939 marker: the Responses tool-output
vocabulary has no file block and every adapter's tool-result path flattens to
text, so carrying bytes there needs a separate change.

Closes #5212
…r adapter

Adversarial review of the whole branch found the same shape of hole in two of
its fixes: a constraint the normalized request now carries still reached wires
that rebuild the declaration or the message without it, and answered normally.

tools[].allowed_callers was refused by the OpenAI Chat and Gemini builders
because those are the two the report named. Cursor, Devin, Kiro, Command Code,
Ollama and the coding-agent wires rebuild tools from name, description and
schema, so a caller-restricted tool reached those upstreams unrestricted. Inline
document bytes had the same problem from the other direction: admission exempted
every user-content document without knowing the destination, and a wire with no
carrier replaced the bytes with the marker and continued.

Both are now default-deny allowlists in adapters/declaration-carrier.ts,
enforced at the single guard in adapters/input-media-guard.ts that every
registered adapter passes through. allowed_callers reaches the anthropic wire;
document bytes reach anthropic, openai-chat and google. Adding an AdapterWire
member makes the omission visible in those lists rather than at a customer's
upstream, which a per-adapter opt-in could never do. The Responses passthrough
stays exempt from the whole guard because it forwards the original body.

The refusal no longer names the tool, which is caller-controlled and put client
metadata into an error body. An allowed_tools entry whose selector kind is
neither function, custom, nor a hosted type is refused rather than flattened to
a bare name. Token admission counts a document's payload arithmetically instead
of rebuilding a request-sized data URL to measure it.
A restated literal is the union-defect class AGENTS.md records: the next change to the marker breaks a test for the wording rather than for the contract. Every assertion about it now reads inlineDocumentMarker, and the data URL spelling comes from inlineDocumentDataUrl.
…eveloper document's role

Two defects from a final adversarial pass over the branch.

The document scan took content shaped as OcxContentPart[], but context.messages is
OcxMessage[] and an assistant turn carries OcxAssistantContentPart[], which is not
assignable to the user-content union. It now takes OcxMessage and reads the
discriminant structurally, which is all it ever needed.

A developer message carrying a document reached the structured-content branch and
was emitted as role user, undoing the role preservation the same adapter had just
established. A developer message with images keeps the user-compatible shape it
has always had on this wire; a document has no such precedent and keeps its role.
What each of the four contracts restores, the review findings that changed the shape of the fix, the union-defect check run before push, and the one gap left open.
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The PR restores request meaning across translated Chat, Anthropic, and Gemini paths. It preserves tool-choice constraints, parallel-call settings, developer-message order, and inline document bytes. Unsupported declarations now return explicit 400 errors. Text-only adapters retain document text fallbacks.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Tool policy translation and validation
src/chat/inbound.ts, src/responses/*, src/types/tools.ts, src/adapters/google.ts, src/adapters/anthropic.ts
allowed_tools, parallel_tool_calls, strict, and allowed_callers now reach supported wires or produce explicit refusals.
Inline document carrier
src/responses/inline-document.ts, src/responses/parser-content.ts, src/claude/inbound.ts, src/adapters/openai-chat/messages.ts, src/adapters/anthropic.ts, src/adapters/google.ts
Base64 document bytes become OcxDocumentContent and serialize as native document, file, or inline-data parts where supported.
Media guards and fallback serialization
src/adapters/declaration-carrier.ts, src/adapters/input-media-guard.ts, src/adapters/*
Wire-specific refusals are applied during adapter execution. Text-oriented adapters preserve document text instead of using unrelated placeholders or dropping content.
Chronological developer messages
src/adapters/openai-chat/messages.ts, src/types/provider.ts, src/config/schema/leaf-validators.ts
Developer messages remain in their original Chat position and use developer by default. foldDeveloperRoleToSystem changes only the role.
Regression coverage and documentation
tests/**, scripts/test-layout/layout.json, docs-site/**, structure/**
Tests cover tool constraints, inline documents, media refusals, parallel calls, and developer-message order. Documentation and structure notes describe the updated behavior.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant InboundParser
  participant ParsedRequest
  participant AdapterGuard
  participant ProviderWire
  Client->>InboundParser: submit tools, messages, and inline documents
  InboundParser->>ParsedRequest: preserve supported constraints and document bytes
  ParsedRequest->>AdapterGuard: select wire-specific representability checks
  AdapterGuard->>ProviderWire: serialize supported values or return 400
  ProviderWire-->>Client: translated request result
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// and quietly gave the instruction `system` precedence instead (#5213). A destination that
// really does reject it records that with `foldDeveloperRoleToSystem`, which converts the
// role where the message already is and never moves it.
const developerWireRole = provider.foldDeveloperRoleToSystem === true ? "system" : "developer";

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P1 Badge Preserve legacy role folding for existing Chat providers

When an existing OpenAI-compatible destination rejects developer messages—the scenario this new option explicitly anticipates—every preexisting provider configuration lacks foldDeveloperRoleToSystem, so this default now sends an unsupported role. Previously those same non-OpenAI routes folded the message into system; after upgrading, Claude/Responses conversations containing chronological developer messages can instead receive an upstream 400. Keep the compatibility behavior as the default, migrate incompatible built-in presets, or opt destinations into forwarding only after their support is verified.

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P1 Badge Reject allowed selectors whose declarations are discarded

When a Chat request selects a custom tool through allowed_tools, this set accepts and normalizes the selector, but toolsToResponses above only projects function and web-search declarations and silently discards the corresponding custom declaration. Parsing then retains a selector with no matching tool, and the outbound adapter filters out the remaining catalog and omits tool_choice, so even a required choice can return a normal tool-less completion. Translate every accepted declaration kind, or reject selector kinds that this ingress cannot carry; the same mismatch should be checked for the newly accepted image-generation and tool-search kinds.

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🟠 Major · Preserve developer messages in the translated timeline. · inbound.ts:377-378

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Preserve developer messages in the translated timeline.

This branch still converts each developer message into leading instructions. It moves a mid-conversation instruction ahead of earlier turns.

It also bypasses userContentToBlocks. A developer message that contains the new inline file part therefore loses its document bytes before parseRequest or the Chat adapter can preserve them.

Emit a Responses message with role: "developer" at the current input position. Keep only system content in instructions.

Proposed correction
       case "system":
-      case "developer":
         pushSystemText(systemParts, msg.content);
         break;
+      case "developer": {
+        const blocks = userContentToBlocks(msg.content);
+        if (blocks.length > 0) input.push({ type: "message", role: "developer", content: blocks });
+        break;
+      }

The PR objective requires preservation of developer-message position and role across translated paths.

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In `@src/chat/inbound.ts` around lines 377 - 378, Update the message translation
switch so only the "system" case calls pushSystemText; handle "developer" at its
current input position by converting msg.content with userContentToBlocks and
appending a Responses message with role "developer" when blocks are present.
Preserve developer ordering and inline file content for downstream parsing.
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Update the stale timeline-reminder scope.

structure/data-planes/inbound-compat.md Lines 53-56 still limit chronological timeline reminders to the OpenCode Go exact route. The updated Chat adapter behavior applies across translated Chat destinations, and foldDeveloperRoleToSystem changes only the role at the existing position. Replace this route-specific statement with the current shared behavior or link to its canonical structure document.

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In `@devlog/_plan/260920_meaning_preservation_batch/010_lane_a.md`:
- Around line 97-100: Run the required frozen-lockfile installation and docs
build for the changed docs-site content, plus the focused layout probe for
scripts/test-layout/layout.json and the root typecheck. Update the validation
record with each result and explicitly note any platform-specific checks that
remain unexecuted.

In `@src/adapters/openai-chat/messages.ts`:
- Line 211: Update the role selection around developerWireRole so every
developer message uses developerWireRole regardless of whether it contains
images; do not gate it on hasImages. If structured developer content is
unsupported by the destination, reject that route via an explicit capability
check rather than changing the role to user, and add coverage for a developer
message containing both text and an image.

In `@src/chat/inbound.ts`:
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spec.mode is present, accept only "auto" or "required" and throw
ChatCompletionsRequestError for any other value; retain "auto" as the default
only when mode is absent, and preserve the existing return behavior for valid
modes.
- Line 269: After the complete tool catalog is available, validate every
selector mapped by the tools field in the inbound request flow and reject any
whose resolver reports candidateCount(selector) === 0. Preserve the existing
handling for valid and ambiguous selectors, and ensure this validation occurs
before Gemini’s advertisedGeminiTools filtering so required tool mode cannot
proceed with an empty subset.

In `@src/responses/input-media.ts`:
- Around line 43-46: Update carriesInlineDocumentBytes to reject document.source
objects with type "base64" by returning the existing "file" refusal marker,
since parser-content.ts does not preserve this shape; add a regression test
covering a direct Responses message containing document.source.

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In `@src/chat/inbound.ts`:
- Around line 377-378: Update the message translation switch so only the
"system" case calls pushSystemText; handle "developer" at its current input
position by converting msg.content with userContentToBlocks and appending a
Responses message with role "developer" when blocks are present. Preserve
developer ordering and inline file content for downstream parsing.

In `@structure/data-planes/inbound-compat.md`:
- Around line 53-56: Update the timeline-reminder scope in inbound-compat.md so
chronological reminders apply to all translated Chat destinations rather than
only the OpenCode Go exact route. Reflect that foldDeveloperRoleToSystem changes
the role without changing the reminder’s existing position, and remove the stale
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// this wire. One carrying only a document has no such precedent, and demoting it would
// undo the role this adapter just finished preserving.
chatMsg = {
role: msg.role === "developer" && !hasImages ? developerWireRole : "user",

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Preserve the developer role for image-bearing messages.

A developer message that contains any image is sent with role "user" on this line. This bypasses developerWireRole even when foldDeveloperRoleToSystem is not enabled.

The message keeps its position, but its instruction priority changes. Use developerWireRole for every developer message. If a destination cannot accept structured developer content, refuse that route through an explicit capability check instead of silently demoting the role. Add coverage for a developer message that contains text and an image.

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In `@src/adapters/openai-chat/messages.ts` at line 211, Update the role selection
around developerWireRole so every developer message uses developerWireRole
regardless of whether it contains images; do not gate it on hasImages. If
structured developer content is unsupported by the destination, reject that
route via an explicit capability check rather than changing the role to user,
and add coverage for a developer message containing both text and an image.

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}
return {
type: "allowed_tools",
mode: spec.mode === "required" ? "required" : "auto",

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Reject invalid allowed_tools.mode values.

Line 268 maps every value other than "required" to "auto". A typo such as "require" therefore changes a mandatory tool call into an optional tool call and returns a normal response.

Default "auto" only when mode is absent. Reject each present value that is not "auto" or "required".

Proposed correction
+  if (spec.mode !== undefined && spec.mode !== "auto" && spec.mode !== "required") {
+    throw new ChatCompletionsRequestError(
+      "tool_choice.allowed_tools.mode must be auto or required",
+    );
+  }
   return {
     type: "allowed_tools",
     mode: spec.mode === "required" ? "required" : "auto",

The PR objective requires unsupported constraints to fail closed instead of being silently weakened.

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constructing the result: when spec.mode is present, accept only "auto" or
"required" and throw ChatCompletionsRequestError for any other value; retain
"auto" as the default only when mode is absent, and preserve the existing return
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return {
type: "allowed_tools",
mode: spec.mode === "required" ? "required" : "auto",
tools: spec.tools.map(allowedToolEntryToResponses),

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Reject allowed-tool selectors that match no declaration.

This mapping accepts any named entry. The downstream check in src/responses/parser.ts rejects only ambiguous selectors with more than one candidate. It does not reject zero candidates.

For Gemini, advertisedGeminiTools then filters the declaration list to empty. The adapter omits both tools and toolConfig, including when the caller selected mode: "required". The request succeeds without enforcing the required subset.

After the complete tool catalog is available, reject each selector whose resolver has candidateCount(selector) === 0.

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available, validate every selector mapped by the tools field in the inbound
request flow and reject any whose resolver reports candidateCount(selector) ===
0. Preserve the existing handling for valid and ambiguous selectors, and ensure
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return isRecord(value.source)
&& value.source.type === "base64"
&& typeof value.source.data === "string"
&& value.source.data.length > 0;

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Reject or parse document.source consistently.

carriesInlineDocumentBytes permits { type: "document", source: { type: "base64", data } } in user content. src/responses/parser-content.ts only converts input_file.file_data through inlineDocumentFromDataUrl at Lines 86-100. It has no document.source branch.

A request with this shape passes the media refusal, then inputContentParts emits no document part. The translated adapter receives neither bytes nor a marker.

Either add a parser for this exact source shape, or return "file" here until a lossless carrier exists. Add a regression test for a direct Responses message containing document.source.

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In `@src/responses/input-media.ts` around lines 43 - 46, Update
carriesInlineDocumentBytes to reject document.source objects with type "base64"
by returning the existing "file" refusal marker, since parser-content.ts does
not preserve this shape; add a regression test covering a direct Responses
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createRegisteredAdapter wraps openai-chat in withClinePassDeepSeekV4ToolReplayCompatibility, whose buildRequest is async, so reading .body off the returned promise parsed undefined. The refusal cases in the same file already tolerated both shapes.
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이 PR은 “요청에 분명히 적힌 제약인데, 프록시가 그걸 버리고도 그냥 200으로 성공한 것처럼 보이는” 버그 네 개를 한꺼번에 고칩니다. base는 dev이고, 이슈 #5211(도구 선택/병렬 호출), #5210(도구 선언의 strict·allowed_callers), #5212(첨부 문서 바이트), #5213(developer 메시지 위치·역할)을 닫습니다. 핵심 방향은 맞습니다. 제약을 조용히 빼지 말고, 못 실는 와이어에서는 명시적으로 거절하고(declaration-carrier.ts의 default-deny allowlist), 테스트는 “도구 호출이 됐다/200이다”가 아니라 밖으로 나간 요청 본문을 읽게 잡았습니다. parallel_tool_calls 결정을 한 모듈로 모은 것, 문서 파트에 텍스트 마커를 같이 실어 옛 소비자 동작을 유지한 것, 알려진 구멍(툴 결과 안의 문서, Chat inbound의 developer 접기 #4148)을 PR 본문에 적어 둔 것도 좋습니다. #5237(Yum-wu)의 위치 수정을 이 브랜치가 흡수했다고 명시돼 있습니다. 로컬 bun test/typecheck는 안 돌렸고 hosted CI에 맡긴 상태라, 지금 시점에도 test shard가 아직 pending입니다.

라인 - src/adapters/openai-chat/messages.ts foldDeveloperRoleToSystem — 예전엔 api.openai.com이 아닌 Chat 호스트에서 developer를 system으로 접었는데, 지금은 기본이 developer 그대로입니다. 옵션 기본값이 false이고 내장 프리셋에 켜 둔 곳도 없어 보입니다. developer를 거절하는 OpenAI 호환 게이트웨이에서는 업그레이드 후 upstream 400이 날 수 있습니다. Codex 리뷰 P1과 같은 지점입니다.
라인 - src/adapters/openai-chat/messages.ts developer+image — 이미지가 있으면 여전히 role: "user"로 내려갑니다. 위치는 지키지만 지시 우선순위(역할)는 다시 바뀝니다. 문서만 있을 때는 role을 지키는 것과 기준이 어긋납니다.
라인 - src/chat/inbound.ts allowedToolsChoiceToResponsesmode"required"가 아니면 전부 "auto"로 떨어집니다. "require" 같은 오타도 조용히 선택이 아니라 선택 가능으로 바뀌고 200이 나갑니다. 이 PR이 고치려는 “조용한 완화” 유형과 같습니다.
라인 - src/chat/inbound.ts allowed_tools + toolsToResponses — selector는 custom·일부 hosted 종류를 받는데, 선언 쪽 투영은 function/web_search 위주로 보입니다. 선택만 남고 목록이 비면 도구 없는 완료가 정상처럼 나갈 수 있습니다(Codex P1).
라인 - src/responses/input-media.ts vs parser-content.ts — 스캐너는 Anthropic형 document.source.base64를 “바이트 있음”으로 통과시킬 수 있는데, Responses 파서는 input_file.file_data 위주입니다. 거절도 안 하고 바이트도 안 실리는 구멍이 생길 수 있습니다.
라인 - PR #5237 fix/preserve-developer-role-position#5213 위치 수정만 다루는 열린 PR입니다. 이 배치가 그 내용을 흡수했으니 중복으로 닫을 후보입니다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

foldDeveloperRoleToSystem의 기본값을 “표준 Chat 역할 그대로”로 둘지, “옛 호환(system으로 접기)을 기본으로 두고 지원되는 대상만 앞으로 보내기”로 둘지입니다. 위치 보존(#5213 핵심)과 upstream 400 위험 중 무엇을 기본으로 잡을지 선택해야 합니다. 내장/자주 쓰는 openai-chat 프리셋에 플래그를 미리 박을지도 같이 정하면 좋습니다. 또 allowed_tools에서 이 ingress가 실을 수 없는 selector 종류를 거절할지, 선언 투영을 넓힐지도 정책 결정입니다.

너의 추천

머지 후보로 두고, 먼저 (1) developer 역할 기본값/프리셋 호환 정책을 정한 뒤 그에 맞게 고치고, (2) allowed_tools.mode 오타·매칭 실패·미투영 selector는 거절로 막고, (3) #5237은 landed-via/#5271로 닫고, (4) hosted test shard가 초록인지 확인한 뒤 합치는 쪽을 권합니다. 툴 결과 문서·Chat inbound developer 접기(#4148)는 이 PR 범위 밖 후속으로 두어도 됩니다.

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