fix(provider-opencode): tell OpenCode Zen and Go models apart

[mr-karan]

Problem

An OpenCode instance fronts several providers whose catalogues overlap: OpenCode Zen and OpenCode Go both list Step 5 Preview Free. Since OpenCode 2, the status check builds the snapshot's model list from the server's model list only, so every model reaches the composer with the instance's own display name and nothing beside it. Two rows for the same model from two different subscriptions then read the same, and nothing in the picker says which one a turn bills.

This is #17100, which also reports that OpenRouter and other providers a user adds themselves are indistinguishable for the same reason.

Fix

checkOpenCode2 now labels each model with the sub-provider that listed it, read from the server's provider list in the same connection as its model list:

• packages/provider-opencode/src/server/openCode2Catalog.ts: the 2.x model loader reads model.list and provider.list in one connection and carries the provider's name onto each model. driver.ts calls it.
• packages/provider-opencode/src/server/status.ts: the model list keeps that name as subProvider.

Clients already render subProvider, so one server change covers every surface: web and desktop show it under the model name in the composer, mobile shows it as the row's subtitle, and the picker's search matches it.

Details:

• A provider the server calls plain "OpenCode" gets no label, because that would repeat the instance name the row already shows.
• The provider id stands in until the server names its providers. It loads its provider list lazily, at the same time as its model list, so this only shows in that window. The row then reads "OpenCode · opencode-go", since the id on its own says little.
• A sub-provider whose name already carries the provider it runs under ("OpenCode Zen" under "OpenCode") reads on its own, so a row shows "OpenCode Zen" rather than "OpenCode · OpenCode Zen". That is how OpenCode's own model picker lists them. Only web and desktop needed this: mobile already rendered the sub-provider alone as its subtitle. See getProviderRowLabel in apps/web/src/components/chat/providerIconUtils.ts.
• A server that cannot name its providers still lists its models. The provider read is therefore optional: a failure there degrades to the ids instead of failing the status check.

Why this qualifies for the small-fix route

A regression in one line of one function, restoring a label the 1.x path already set, plus the one-line client join that made it read right. No new capability, no changed default, no new setting.

Verification

• vp test run --dir . in packages/provider-opencode: 183 passed, 2 skipped.
• New openCode2Catalog.test.ts tests that loader at its boundary: a real OpenCode2Client over an HttpClient double answers /api/model and /api/provider, so the bodies decode through the client the driver uses. Both bodies are real, captured from an opencode serve 2.0.26 with credentials for both gateways and cut to the one model each lists, which is the case that matters: both providers name it Step 5 Preview Free. It asserts the provider each model carries, the variants it keeps, the unnamed-provider path, and a failed model read. Mutation-checked: dropping the providerName attach fails the naming test, and dropping the optional provider read fails it and the unnamed-provider test.
• The status test keeps its narrower job: the label rules in subProviderLabelFor.
• vp test run --project unit src/components/chat/providerIconUtils.test.ts in apps/web: 5 passed, covering both gateways, the provider-id case, a sub-provider that names something else ("GitHub Copilot"), and no sub-provider at all.
• tsc --noEmit in both packages: no errors (the 13 remaining diagnostics in provider-opencode are pre-existing suggestions in files this change does not touch).
• vp lint and vp fmt --check on both packages: clean. The apps/web warnings are pre-existing in ChatComposer.tsx.
• New test names the OpenCode sub-provider each listed model came from in status.test.ts asserts Zen, Go, a user-added provider, a provider named after the instance, and an unnamed provider. I removed the mapping temporarily and confirmed it fails without the fix.

Problem evidence, against a real opencode v2.0.26 server with credentials for both gateways:

• GET /api/model lists opencode/step-5-preview-free, whose name is "Step 5 Preview Free".
• GET /api/provider answers {"id":"opencode","name":"OpenCode Zen", ...}, so the name comes from the server the user already runs.

UI evidence

Captured in the web client against a local opencode v2.0.26 server, searching step 5 in the composer's model picker:

Before	After

Both rows are the same model name. Before, the two rows are identical. After, they read OpenCode Go and OpenCode Zen.

How I reproduced it without an OpenCode Go subscription: the server ran with an isolated HOME/XDG_DATA_HOME holding only a placeholder opencode API key, plus a global config that declares a second provider under the id opencode-go named OpenCode Go with one model. GET /api/model then lists opencode/step-5-preview-free and opencode-go/step-5-preview-free, both named "Step 5 Preview Free", and GET /api/provider returns OpenCode Zen and OpenCode Go. The dev server ran vp run dev in this worktree with that same environment, so the app's spawned OpenCode server inherited it. The before shot is this same worktree with the two provider-opencode files restored to main; the after shot is this branch.

What I could not check: the mobile surface. Its subtitle comes from the same subProvider field and its row markup is unchanged, but I did not drive a simulator.

Closes #17100

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Verdict: Approved at 3cf6941

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused OpenCode 2 labeling fix that reuses existing model-picker support, preserves existing model selection and defaults, and adds only an optional provider metadata lookup with graceful fallback. Coverage is included, with no schema, deployment, security, billing, or static-analysis configuration changes.

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Walkthrough

OpenCode 2 model loading now retrieves provider metadata with the model catalog. Status mapping derives sub-provider labels from provider names or IDs. The composer formats these labels with provider display names.

Changes

OpenCode provider labels

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Load provider metadata packages/provider-opencode/src/server/openCode2Catalog.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/driver.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/openCode2Catalog.test.ts	The catalog loader fetches models and providers concurrently. It treats provider-list failures and timeouts as optional, and maps model-list failures to an OpenCode runtime error. The driver delegates OpenCode 2 model loading to the catalog loader.
Map sub-provider labels packages/provider-opencode/src/server/status.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/status.test.ts	OpenCode 2 model mapping uses the provider name or falls back to the provider ID. It omits a sub-provider label when the name is “OpenCode.” Tests cover named, redundant, and unnamed providers.
Format composer provider labels apps/web/src/components/chat/providerIconUtils.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/ModelListRow.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/providerIconUtils.test.ts	The composer uses getProviderRowLabel to format provider names and sub-provider labels. Tests cover matching, prefix-sharing, different, and absent sub-provider values.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low

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Merge Risk

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to a0789

Provider metadata can time out without preventing models from loading. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to a0789

The change improves provider identification without changing which provider or account a selection uses. Provider labels remain display text, and unavailable provider metadata falls back without removing otherwise available models. No material security risk was identified in the reviewed change.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The changed behavior affects catalog attribution for the connected OpenCode instance and its downstream model-selection displays. The inspected request and selection paths do not grant additional credential authority or change execution destinations.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A server controlling provider names can influence visible attribution, but the traced path terminates in text presentation rather than HTML interpretation, authorization, or model routing. This path does not establish an introduced injection or authority-bypass finding.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Provider attribution remains server-supplied presentation metadata, not an independently verified identity. The client maintains the distinction by preserving model identity separately and rendering the provider label as a React text child.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• inferred — Timeout recovery or concurrent catalog completions can retain older display metadata through the existing shared last-loaded list. This does not introduce a new ownership or routing transition: the retained entries still carry provider/model identifiers, and attribution is not used for execution authority.

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: distinguishing OpenCode Zen and OpenCode Go models.
Description check		The description is complete and directly related to the change. It explains the problem, implementation, small-fix scope, detailed verification results, UI evidence, and the untested mobile surface. I…
Linked Issues check		Issue #17100 requires distinct composer labels for models from different OpenCode sub-providers. loadOpenCode2Catalog maps each model to the provider name from the same server and keeps models when …
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes support issue #17100. They update OpenCode 2 catalog loading, status mapping, composer label formatting, and focused tests. Optional provider metadata handling preserves model availability…

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packages/provider-opencode/src/server/status.test.ts (1)

702-757: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Exercise provider-name propagation through driver.ts.

The new test injects models that already contain providerName into checkOpenCodeProviderStatus. The replay server only supplies the runtime probe; it does not execute the driver.ts model loader. A regression that drops or mis-associates provider names in driver.ts can therefore pass while the status mapper remains correct. Add a driver-boundary test with model and provider responses, then assert the resulting subProvider values.

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Addressed, and folded into the single commit.

The loader now lives in packages/provider-opencode/src/server/openCode2Catalog.ts, and openCode2Catalog.test.ts exercises it at the driver boundary: it builds a real OpenCode2Client over an HttpClient double that answers /api/model and /api/provider, so the bodies go through the same decode path the driver uses rather than being injected as parsed values.

Both bodies are real, captured from an opencode serve 2.0.26 running with credentials for both gateways, then cut to the one model each lists. That is the case that matters: both providers list step-5-preview-free under the same name.

Four tests:

• names the provider each listed model came from, asserting OpenCode Go for opencode-go/step-5-preview-free and OpenCode Zen for opencode/step-5-preview-free
• keeps the variants a model advertised
• leaves a model unnamed when the provider list fails, which is the optional-read path
• fails the read when the model list fails

Mutation-checked rather than trusted: dropping the providerName attach fails the first test, and dropping Effect.option fails the first and third. Both restored.

The status-level test is now narrower on purpose. It covers subProviderLabelFor's own rules (a provider called plain "OpenCode" adds nothing, the provider id stands in until the server names one), and says so in a comment pointing at the loader test. Propagation is asserted once, at the boundary that owns it.

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Already applied in this push, and folded into the single commit.

openCode2Catalog.ts now bounds the provider read before the optional handling:

providers: client.provider
  .list({ location })
  .pipe(Effect.timeout(PROVIDER_NAME_TIMEOUT), Effect.option),

Effect.option alone only turned a failing read into Option.none; a read that stayed pending still held Effect.all open, because both reads finish before either result is used. The deadline is 3 seconds: a cold server loads its provider list with the rest of its catalog at about 2 seconds, the model loader retries while the catalog is empty anyway, and Wedged past that the names are not worth holding the models back for. The model.list read stays unbounded, since the models are the payload.

keeps reading models while a provider list stays pending in openCode2Catalog.test.ts covers it. The double answers /api/model and never answers /api/provider; the read is forked, the test advances the test clock past the deadline, and the models come back with the providers unnamed.

Mutation-checked, and not just trusted: removing Effect.timeout makes that test fail, with the read still pending at 1s, 2s, 3s and 13s. I confirmed the mutation actually applied first, because my first attempt at it silently matched nothing after a formatting pass and reported a false pass.