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A routed model sometimes sends one complete Codex patch envelope as the entire body of a code-mode `exec` call. That body is not JavaScript, so the V8 isolate throws and the turn is wasted. Rollout evidence across four models shows about 55 such calls, led by anthropic/claude-opus-5 rather than any single provider. Measurement settles what the earlier decision could not: a complete envelope is never valid JavaScript, because `*** Begin Patch` fails to parse at the leading `**`. Such a body therefore has zero executable readings and exactly one faithful one, which is the same rule the delimiter repair already follows. `isCompletePatchEnvelope` recognizes only a complete, anchored, operation-bearing envelope, reusing the existing regexes rather than inventing a looser notion of "looks like a patch". `resolveCodeModeHelperName` retargets it to the apply_patch helper from one place, so the four restore paths cannot drift. `repairFreeformToolInput` is unchanged and still returns every exec body byte-identical. Streaming needed care: the helper decision happens at completion, while input deltas stream from the first chunk, so emitting envelope bytes and then replacing them with compiled JavaScript would be the rewind the bridge forbids. `mayBecomePatchEnvelope` holds a buffer that could still become an envelope. Not fixed, deliberately: a decorated envelope inside otherwise valid JavaScript. There the marker is a delimiter or a string or a regex or a comment, and no lexical or parse-based rule separates them safely. `/*** Begin Patch ***/` is a legal block comment whose rewrite would unclose it. Rewriting would also turn a rejected write into a performed one. That case stays fail-closed. The injected guidance no longer prints the forbidden form as a copyable literal while telling the model not to write it. Recorded honestly in the devlog: the decorated form predates that sentence and a direct A/B probe was null on both arms, so this ships as a readability fix with an unproven effect on the rate. Verification: bun run typecheck; focused suite of 10 files, 276 pass 0 fail.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Complete patch envelopes submitted as bare code-mode exec bodies are now routed through apply_patch, while ordinary JavaScript and non-code-mode tool calls retain their existing behavior. The change is ready to merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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RoutedModel->>bridgeToResponsesSSE: send exec tool-call input
bridgeToResponsesSSE->>resolveCodeModeHelperName: inspect tool, namespace, catalog, and input
resolveCodeModeHelperName-->>bridgeToResponsesSSE: resolve apply_patch for complete envelope
bridgeToResponsesSSE->>compileCodeModeHelperInput: compile canonical patch input
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When a request advertises a freeform exec alongside a bare exec_command or shell_command, the repository's own catalog logic classifies that as the flat-tool shape rather than code mode, but this resolver sees only the bare name and rewrites any complete patch-shaped input into tools.apply_patch(...). A caller-defined non-code-mode exec that legitimately accepts patch text therefore receives different input—potentially JavaScript referencing a helper it does not expose. Pass the request's semantic code-mode decision into this resolver instead of inferring it from toolName === "exec".
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For a streamed routed Responses call lowered to an upstream function_call, the delta branch at lines 303–329 already forwards the unwrapped raw patch as response.custom_tool_call_input.delta, while this new done branch replaces the input with compiled tools.apply_patch(...) JavaScript. Thus concatenated deltas no longer equal the authoritative done input, violating the streaming lifecycle and exposing clients to a raw/compiled rewind. Hold patch-prefix deltas here just as bridgeToResponsesSSE now does, then emit only the compiled final input.
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현재 헤드에는 streaming native Responses 복구 경로가 하나 빠져 있습니다.
bridge.ts 경로는 mayBecomePatchEnvelope로 raw patch preview를 보류하지만, src/server/responses-custom-tool-repair.ts의 function_call_arguments.delta 경로는 wrapper가 풀리는 즉시 response.custom_tool_call_input.delta로 원래 patch 문자열을 내보냅니다. 그 뒤 done 이벤트에서만 같은 호출을 apply_patch helper JavaScript로 바꿉니다.
쉽게 말하면 한 tool call에 대해 스트림 중간에는 패치 원문을 보여 주고, 완료 시점에는 전혀 다른 JavaScript를 최종 입력이라고 보내는 상태입니다. 이 파일의 기존 주석이 금지하는 rewind가 그대로 생기며, PR 본문의 "four restore paths cannot drift"와도 맞지 않습니다.
이 delta 경로에도 exec + complete-patch 후보 보류를 적용해 원문 delta를 절대 먼저 내보내지 않게 해 주세요. response.output_item.added → 여러 function_call_arguments.delta → done → output_item.done 전체 순서를 사용하는 회귀 테스트로, patch 호출은 compiled JavaScript만 최종 전달되고 일반 exec JavaScript의 progressive delta는 그대로 유지되는지 증명해야 합니다. exact-head CI와 자동 리뷰가 모두 끝난 뒤 다시 보겠습니다.
리뷰 · 우선순위 73 / 80이 PR은 코드 모드 고치는 방식은 새 계층을 만들지 않습니다. 이미 이름 기반 경로( 스트리밍도 같이 맞춥니다. 도우미 결정은 완료 시점인데 입력 델타는 처음부터 나가므로, 봉투 바이트를 먼저 보여 준 뒤 완성본을 컴파일된 JS로 바꾸면 브리지가 금지한 rewind가 됩니다. 그래서 의도적으로 안 고친 것도 분명합니다. JS 안에 꾸민 마커(
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Codex의 첫 번째 지적도 확인했습니다. 현재 resolver는 bare freeform exec라는 이름만 보고 code mode라고 가정하지만, 저장소의 기존 cursorRequestUsesCodeMode 계약은 같은 요청에 bare exec_command 또는 shell_command가 있으면 flat-tool 모드로 분류합니다. 사용자 정의 freeform exec도 같은 이름을 쓸 수 있습니다. 그 경우 patch text를 정상 입력으로 받는 비-code-mode exec까지 tools.apply_patch(...) JavaScript로 바뀌어, 존재하지 않는 helper를 참조하거나 호출자 도구의 의미를 훼손합니다. resolveCodeModeHelperName에 요청 단위의 실제 semantic code-mode 판정을 넘겨 positive gate로 사용하고, freeform exec + bare shell 동시 catalog와 일반 사용자 정의 exec가 byte-identical로 남는 테스트를 추가해 주세요. |
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In `@src/server/responses-custom-tool-repair.ts`:
- Around line 343-353: Update the bare exec handling in
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The first commit held streaming input deltas in the chat bridge only. The native Responses path kept emitting the raw envelope as custom_tool_call_input.delta as soon as the wrapper unwrapped, then replaced the same call with compiled helper JavaScript at the done event. That is the rewind the hold was written to prevent, left live on the route the affected provider actually uses: one tool call showed patch text mid-stream and delivered different JavaScript as its final input. A second adversarial reviewer and the maintainer found it independently. Apply the same mayBecomePatchEnvelope hold in that delta path, and cover the full output_item.added -> deltas -> done sequence in both directions: envelope deltas suppressed with only compiled JavaScript delivered, and ordinary exec JavaScript keeping its progressive deltas. Also fix a fixture that used a leading space instead of + on its added patch line. It passed regardless, because the predicate only requires the operation line, so the test was not proving what its name claimed. Verification: bun run typecheck; focused suite of 10 files, 278 pass 0 fail.
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지적하신 native Responses delta 경로 rewind, 확인하고 첫 커밋은 수정: 같은 회귀 테스트는 요청하신 대로
같은 라운드에서 하나 더 고쳤습니다. 검토했지만 일부러 손대지 않은 것 두 가지도 적어둡니다. 검증: |
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In `@devlog/_plan/260905_apply_patch_envelope_gap/030_review_round.md`:
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The resolver keyed on the tool name `exec`. A catalog that lists `exec` next to a bare `exec_command` or `shell_command` is the flat-bridge shape, where `exec` may be an ordinary caller-defined tool that legitimately accepts patch text. Such a caller would have received generated tools.apply_patch(...) JavaScript referencing a helper it does not expose. The repository already encodes this rule: normalizeDeclaredToolName turns nested-helper normalization off in exactly that shape. Export the same decision as declaresCodeModeExec and thread the declared-name set into the resolver and into both streaming holds, since holding a delta that will never be compiled would suppress a preview for no reason. Found independently by both automated reviewers on the previous head. Also add a negative test for the shapes that must be refused, and prove the new native-path regression is not vacuous: mutating the gate to always return undefined makes it fail, and restoring the gate makes it pass. Verification: bun run typecheck; focused suite of 10 files, 279 pass 0 fail.
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…lidge-jun#3498) * fix(responses): apply a raw patch envelope submitted as the exec body A routed model sometimes sends one complete Codex patch envelope as the entire body of a code-mode `exec` call. That body is not JavaScript, so the V8 isolate throws and the turn is wasted. Rollout evidence across four models shows about 55 such calls, led by anthropic/claude-opus-5 rather than any single provider. Measurement settles what the earlier decision could not: a complete envelope is never valid JavaScript, because `*** Begin Patch` fails to parse at the leading `**`. Such a body therefore has zero executable readings and exactly one faithful one, which is the same rule the delimiter repair already follows. `isCompletePatchEnvelope` recognizes only a complete, anchored, operation-bearing envelope, reusing the existing regexes rather than inventing a looser notion of "looks like a patch". `resolveCodeModeHelperName` retargets it to the apply_patch helper from one place, so the four restore paths cannot drift. `repairFreeformToolInput` is unchanged and still returns every exec body byte-identical. Streaming needed care: the helper decision happens at completion, while input deltas stream from the first chunk, so emitting envelope bytes and then replacing them with compiled JavaScript would be the rewind the bridge forbids. `mayBecomePatchEnvelope` holds a buffer that could still become an envelope. Not fixed, deliberately: a decorated envelope inside otherwise valid JavaScript. There the marker is a delimiter or a string or a regex or a comment, and no lexical or parse-based rule separates them safely. `/*** Begin Patch ***/` is a legal block comment whose rewrite would unclose it. Rewriting would also turn a rejected write into a performed one. That case stays fail-closed. The injected guidance no longer prints the forbidden form as a copyable literal while telling the model not to write it. Recorded honestly in the devlog: the decorated form predates that sentence and a direct A/B probe was null on both arms, so this ships as a readability fix with an unproven effect on the rate. Verification: bun run typecheck; focused suite of 10 files, 276 pass 0 fail. * fix(responses): hold envelope deltas on the native stream too The first commit held streaming input deltas in the chat bridge only. The native Responses path kept emitting the raw envelope as custom_tool_call_input.delta as soon as the wrapper unwrapped, then replaced the same call with compiled helper JavaScript at the done event. That is the rewind the hold was written to prevent, left live on the route the affected provider actually uses: one tool call showed patch text mid-stream and delivered different JavaScript as its final input. A second adversarial reviewer and the maintainer found it independently. Apply the same mayBecomePatchEnvelope hold in that delta path, and cover the full output_item.added -> deltas -> done sequence in both directions: envelope deltas suppressed with only compiled JavaScript delivered, and ordinary exec JavaScript keeping its progressive deltas. Also fix a fixture that used a leading space instead of + on its added patch line. It passed regardless, because the predicate only requires the operation line, so the test was not proving what its name claimed. Verification: bun run typecheck; focused suite of 10 files, 278 pass 0 fail. * fix(responses): gate envelope recognition on a real code-mode catalog The resolver keyed on the tool name `exec`. A catalog that lists `exec` next to a bare `exec_command` or `shell_command` is the flat-bridge shape, where `exec` may be an ordinary caller-defined tool that legitimately accepts patch text. Such a caller would have received generated tools.apply_patch(...) JavaScript referencing a helper it does not expose. The repository already encodes this rule: normalizeDeclaredToolName turns nested-helper normalization off in exactly that shape. Export the same decision as declaresCodeModeExec and thread the declared-name set into the resolver and into both streaming holds, since holding a delta that will never be compiled would suppress a preview for no reason. Found independently by both automated reviewers on the previous head. Also add a negative test for the shapes that must be refused, and prove the new native-path regression is not vacuous: mutating the gate to always return undefined makes it fail, and restoring the gate makes it pass. Verification: bun run typecheck; focused suite of 10 files, 279 pass 0 fail. --------- Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
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A routed model sometimes submits one complete Codex patch envelope as the entire body of a code-mode
execcall. That body is not JavaScript, so the V8 isolate throws and the turn is wasted. Local rollout evidence across four models shows about 55 such calls — led byanthropic/claude-opus-5(36), not by any single provider.Measurement settles what the earlier decision could not: a complete patch envelope is never valid JavaScript, because
*** Begin Patchfails to parse at the leading**(verified against Add/Update/Delete shapes, canonical and decorated, under Bun 1.4.0). Such a body has zero executable readings and exactly one faithful one — the same "one faithful reading" rule the existing delimiter repair already follows.isCompletePatchEnveloperecognizes only a complete, anchored, operation-bearing envelope, reusing the existingTOP_LEVEL_PATCH_ENVELOPEandPATCH_OPERATION_LINErather than inventing a looser "looks like a patch".resolveCodeModeHelperNameretargets it to the existingapply_patchhelper from one place, so the four restore paths (streaming bridge, buffered bridge, native restore, native SSE) cannot drift apart.repairFreeformToolInputis unchanged and still returns everyexecbody byte-identical.mayBecomePatchEnvelopeholds a streaming delta while the buffer could still become an envelope. The helper decision happens at completion while input deltas stream from the first chunk, so emitting envelope bytes and then replacing them with compiled JavaScript would be exactly the rewind the bridge's own comment forbids.This narrows a previously rejected alternative rather than reversing it, and
structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.mdrecords that explicitly. The same compile already ships on the name-based path: a provider that emits tool nameapply_patchunder a declaredexeccatalog is already rewritten and compiled bynormalizeDeclaredToolName. This reaches it by payload shape instead of by name, with the sameJSON.stringifyfence keeping patch bytes as data.Deliberately not fixed: a decorated
*** Begin Patch ***envelope inside otherwise valid JavaScript (116 occurrences forxai/grok-4.6). There the marker may be a delimiter, a string, a regex, a comment, or a test fixture, and no lexical or parse-based rule separates them safely —/*** Begin Patch ***/is a legal block comment whose rewrite would unclose it. Rewriting would also turn a rejected write into a performed one. That case stays fail-closed, and the refusal is recorded rather than left as an oversight.The injected guidance no longer prints the forbidden form as a copyable literal while telling the model not to write it. Recorded honestly in the devlog: the decorated form predates that sentence and a direct A/B probe was null on both arms, so this ships as a readability fix with an unproven effect on the defect rate.
Design, evidence, and the adversarial review round:
devlog/_plan/260905_apply_patch_envelope_gap/.Verification
bun run typecheck— clean.bun test tests/apply-patch-envelope.test.ts tests/bridge.test.ts tests/custom-tool-compat.test.ts tests/responses-custom-tool-repair.test.ts tests/legacy-shell-compat.test.ts tests/tool-catalog-nudge.test.ts tests/bridge-legacy-shell-normalization.test.ts tests/responses-undeclared-tool-guard.test.ts tests/cursor-tool-definitions.test.ts tests/responses-custom-tool-guidance.test.tsexeccalls out of scope; no double-wrap of a resolved helper; the streaming hold; and end-to-end bridge behavior in both directions.tests/apply-patch-envelope.test.tsstill passes unmodified.Checklist
Note on the last box: this converts a guaranteed
SyntaxErrorinto a real filesystem write, which is a genuine fail-closed to fail-open move and was reviewed as such. It is bounded to theapply_patchcapability code mode already grants, gated on a complete operation-bearing envelope with tool name exactlyexec, no namespace, and no already-resolved helper. Patch bytes travel as a JSON string argument, never as interpolated source.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
apply_patchenvelopes submitted through code-modeexeccalls are now recognized and routed correctly, enabling file changes instead of failed turns.execinputs continue to pass through unchanged.Documentation