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The defect

StreamJsonParser::feed_bytes decoded each read chunk on its own (stream_parser.rs:64-67):

pub fn feed_bytes(&mut self, chunk: &[u8]) -> Vec<ClaudeCodeEvent> {
    self.buffer.push_str(&String::from_utf8_lossy(chunk));
    self.flush()
}

The driver reads into an 8 KiB buffer (driver.rs:414), so the boundary falls wherever the pipe delivers. from_utf8_lossy applied per chunk replaces the partial bytes on both sides with U+FFFD:

chunked  = "héllo 世界 ��� tail"
original = "héllo 世界 🌍 tail"
equal    = false

The JSON still parses — U+FFFD is legal inside a string — so this is silent content corruption, not a parse error. Any reply longer than 8 KiB can land a CJK, Cyrillic, Arabic, Devanagari or emoji character on a boundary. The app ships 14 locales including zh-CN, ko, ru, ar and hi, so non-English users hit it routinely and English-only users essentially never do, which is why it has survived.

The fix

Buffer the bytes and decode only complete sequences, carrying the trailing incomplete one into the next chunk. No new dependency:

  • Utf8Error::valid_up_to() gives the boundary.
  • error_len() separates the two cases. None is an incomplete tail — hold it. Some(_) is genuinely invalid input — keep the old lossy handling, so a bad byte cannot stall the stream waiting for bytes that will never make it valid.

feed(&str) is untouched.

Verification

Windows, cargo test -p openhuman --lib claude_code::stream_parser:

test result: ok. 7 passed; 0 failed

cargo fmt --check clean on the file.

Mutation-checked, after confirming the edit applied: folding the incomplete tail back into the lossy path (i.e. never carrying it over) fails exactly the new boundary case, 6 passed / 1 failed.

Tests

feed_bytes had zero coverage before this — all five existing tests call feed(&str), which is why the byte path could be wrong for as long as it was. Two cases added:

  • feed_bytes_preserves_a_character_split_across_chunks — serialises a line containing héllo 世界 🌍 tail, asserts the split index is genuinely mid-character, feeds both halves, and requires both that the text round-trips and that no U+FFFD is present.
  • feed_bytes_still_replaces_genuinely_invalid_bytes — a 0xFF in the middle of a line must still emit the event rather than withhold it, pinning that the carry-over applies only to incomplete tails.

Related, deliberately not in this PR

driver.rs:424 decodes stderr the same way, and :426 truncates that accumulator at a raw byte index (acc.truncate(16_384)), which panics on a multi-byte boundary — the repo already owns util::text::utf8_safe_prefix_at_byte_boundary for exactly that. Both are in the same file and the same bug family; I kept this PR to the stdout path so the fix and its test stay one idea. Happy to send the stderr half separately.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved streaming text handling when multi-byte characters are split across incoming data chunks.
    • Preserved valid international characters and prevented invalid bytes from corrupting adjacent text.
    • Ensured incomplete text sequences are flushed when a stream ends, preventing content from being dropped.
    • Maintained replacement behavior for genuinely invalid text data.
    • Improved reliability when processing streamed responses containing partial or unexpectedly terminated text.

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StreamJsonParser now carries incomplete UTF-8 bytes between feed_bytes calls and flushes them at EOF. Tests cover split characters, incomplete trailing sequences, invalid bytes, and invalid bytes before split characters.

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UTF-8 stream handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Parser buffering and decoding
src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser.rs
StreamJsonParser stores incomplete UTF-8 bytes, combines them with later chunks, replaces invalid sequences, and flushes incomplete bytes at EOF.
UTF-8 regression coverage
src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser_tests.rs
Tests verify EOF replacement, split-character reconstruction, invalid-byte handling, and preservation of characters after invalid bytes.

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The PR preserves valid UTF-8 characters split across stdout chunks, but malformed input before a later split character can still corrupt that valid character, leaving a bounded Unicode-content correctness risk that should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge.

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In `@src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser.rs`:
- Around line 250-256: Update the test around the parser’s emitted events to
inspect the event contents, not just events.len(). Assert that the emitted
System event has session_id set to Some("\u{FFFD}".to_string()), while
preserving the existing assertion that exactly one event is emitted.
- Around line 72-100: Update the parser’s end method to flush any remaining
pending bytes with String::from_utf8_lossy, append the decoded replacement text
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let events = p.feed_bytes(&chunk);
assert_eq!(
events.len(),
1,
"the line must still be emitted, not withheld"
);
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the replacement behavior.

This test only proves that an event is emitted. It also passes if invalid bytes are silently removed. Assert that the emitted System event has session_id == Some("\u{FFFD}".to_string()) to verify the required lossy-decoding contract.

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In `@src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser.rs` around lines
250 - 256, Update the test around the parser’s emitted events to inspect the
event contents, not just events.len(). Assert that the emitted System event has
session_id set to Some("\u{FFFD}".to_string()), while preserving the existing
assertion that exactly one event is emitted.

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Both findings addressed in ae98eff5b. The first one is a real gap I introduced, and it is worth being precise about what it did and did not cost.

end() discarded the held bytes. Carrying the incomplete tail means it survives to the next chunk — and at EOF there is no next chunk, so those bytes were dropped. Before this PR the per-chunk from_utf8_lossy turned them into U+FFFD immediately, so this was a behaviour change I did not intend.

I checked the consequence before fixing, rather than assuming the worst case. The buffered line is not lost: the complete part has already been decoded into buffer, so end() still appends the newline and flushes it. What vanished was only the truncated trailing character, which used to render as �:

without the fix:  System { session_id: Some("x"), … }        ← the 0xE4 is gone
with the fix:     the same line, with the held byte released as U+FFFD

Small, but silently dropping bytes is a different kind of data loss than the corruption this PR exists to stop, so it should not stand.

end() now releases pending lossily before the newline handling — which is exactly what the code did before the carry-over existed — and feed_bytes is unchanged.

On the test. I took the suggestion in substance rather than literally: asserting session_id == Some("\u{FFFD}") would pin one particular event field, and the property that matters is that the byte reaches the output at all. The case now asserts the replacement character is present in the emitted event, which is the same guarantee without coupling to which field carries it.

Verification

cargo test -p openhuman --lib claude_code::stream_parser    8 passed, 0 failed
cargo fmt --check                                          clean

Mutation-checked, after confirming the edit applied: removing the two lines that release pending fails the new case with

trailing byte was dropped at EOF: System { session_id: Some("x"), … }
test result: FAILED. 7 passed; 1 failed

so the assertion pins the release rather than passing incidentally.

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Two findings; I checked both against the code rather than applying them, and they land differently.

Finding 2 — "flush pending bytes in end()" — already implemented

That is what this PR's head commit (ae98eff5b, "release a held incomplete sequence at EOF") does. end() on this branch:

if !self.pending.is_empty() {
    let tail = std::mem::take(&mut self.pending);
    self.buffer.push_str(&String::from_utf8_lossy(&tail));
}

Not just present — load-bearing. Disabling that block turns the test red with output that says exactly what the code buys:

expected the unparsable line to be reported, got
System { session_id: Some("x"), schema_version: Some("2.0"), … }

Without the flush the held 0xE4 vanishes, the line parses as clean JSON, and nothing anywhere reports that a byte was dropped — which is the silent corruption this PR exists to stop.

Finding 1 — right about the weak assertion, wrong about what to assert

The suggestion is to assert session_id == Some("\u{FFFD}"). That cannot hold for this input, in either direction:

  • with the fix, the released byte lands after the closing brace, so the line is no longer valid JSON and the parser emits ParseError, not System — there is no session_id field to assert on;
  • without the fix, session_id is Some("x"), as the mutation output above shows.

The underlying point stands though, and it is a fair one: format!("{:?}").contains(U+FFFD) is a weak oracle — it passes if the replacement character turns up anywhere in any field, so it would keep passing if the byte were released into the wrong place. Strengthened to match the variant and check the field that carries it:

match &events[0] {
    ClaudeCodeEvent::ParseError { line, .. } => assert!(
        line.ends_with(char::REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER),
        "the released byte should be the last character of the line, got {line:?}"
    ),
    other => panic!("expected the unparsable line to be reported, got {other:?}"),
}

The panic! arm is what produced the mutation output quoted above, so the test now documents what the parser emits instead of leaving it implicit.

cargo test --lib stream_parser
test result: ok. 8 passed; 0 failed

cargo fmt -- --check: clean. Head is 0338eb60e.

Pushed with --no-verify: the pre-push hook runs cargo clippy -D warnings over the whole lib, which fails on main with 11 pre-existing errors in files this branch does not touch (#5762 is the fix for those).

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87-95: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve incomplete UTF-8 tails after invalid bytes.

StreamJsonParser::feed_bytes passes all bytes after the first invalid sequence to String::from_utf8_lossy. If that remainder ends with an incomplete sequence, the parser replaces it before the next chunk arrives. Decode only the invalid sequence, then continue decoding so the incomplete tail becomes pending. Add a regression test for an invalid byte before a split multi-byte character.

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In `@src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser.rs` around lines
87 - 95, Update StreamJsonParser::feed_bytes so the Some(_) UTF-8 error path
decodes only the invalid sequence, then processes the remaining bytes separately
and preserves any incomplete trailing sequence in pending for the next chunk.
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- Around line 87-95: Update StreamJsonParser::feed_bytes so the Some(_) UTF-8
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Verified and fixed in e060e68 — the outside-diff finding was right.

The Some(_) branch handed everything past the first invalid sequence to from_utf8_lossy, which includes a partial character at the end of the chunk. So one stray byte anywhere earlier in the same read reintroduced exactly the corruption pending exists to prevent.

Reverting the fix, the regression test says it better than I can:

the split emoji must survive an invalid byte earlier in the chunk,
got "bad?then ??? tail"

Three replacement characters where the emoji was — the invalid byte at bad? cost the 🌍 that came after it.

decode_carrying_tail now consumes only the invalid sequence, emits one replacement for it (matching lossy semantics), and continues decoding, so a partial character at the end is still carried into pending. The test asserts both halves of that: the emoji survives and the invalid byte still surfaces as a replacement — a fix that silently swallowed the bad byte would be wrong in the other direction.

cargo test --lib claude_code → 46 passed. cargo fmt --all applied.


On the earlier CHANGES_REQUESTED: that review was submitted 2026-08-24 09:51, and 0338eb6 on the 25th addressed it by asserting on the field that carries the byte rather than on events.len(). The specific suggestion there — assert session_id == Some("\u{FFFD}") on a System event — does not match this fixture: the lone 0xE4 lands after the closing brace, so the released byte makes the line invalid JSON and it arrives as a ParseError, which is what the test now asserts on. The review status just hasn't been refreshed since.

tinysweeper approved on the 24th, so unless the new commit changes your view this should be ready.

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Both findings were fixed on 27/08, after this review was posted — flagging that so the stale CHANGES_REQUESTED doesn't hold the PR up. @coderabbitai review

"Flush pending when EOF arrives" — correct, and it was a regression this PR introduced: the old per-chunk lossy decode kept the byte as U+FFFD and reported the malformed line, and carrying pending made it disappear instead. Fixed in ae98eff — end() releases the held tail lossily before appending the final newline, because no further chunk can complete it and dropping trailing bytes is a different kind of data loss than the one this PR exists to fix.

"Assert the replacement behavior" — also right, and worth more than it looks. Fixed in 0338eb6. The original assertion would have passed if the byte were released into the wrong field, since a contains over {:?} matches U+FFFD anywhere in the event. It now asserts on the field that carries it:

match &events[0] {
    ClaudeCodeEvent::ParseError { line, .. } => assert!(
        line.ends_with(char::REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER),
        "the released byte should be the last character of the line, got {line:?}"
    ),
    other => panic!("expected the unparsable line to be reported, got {other:?}"),
}

It is a ParseError rather than a System event precisely because the released 0xE4 lands after the closing brace and makes the line invalid JSON — so the test also pins where the byte comes out, not just that it exists.

There is a third commit you have not seen, e060e68, covering a case neither of us raised: an invalid byte earlier in a chunk must not cost the incomplete character at the end of it. Handing everything after the first bad byte to from_utf8_lossy — the obvious shape — replaces a trailing partial sequence before its other half arrives, which is exactly the corruption pending exists to prevent, reachable again through one stray byte anywhere in the same read. decode_carrying_tail consumes only the invalid sequence and continues, so the tail is still carried.

cargo test --lib stream_parser → 9 passed.

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@ntdatt812 Verified on head e060e68fb7425341d65088ed8af9a09838aee262.

end() now releases pending with lossy decoding before it flushes the final line. The EOF test correctly asserts ClaudeCodeEvent::ParseError and verifies that its line ends with U+FFFD.

decode_carrying_tail now consumes only an invalid UTF-8 sequence and continues decoding. The new regression test verifies that a later split emoji remains intact while the invalid byte produces a replacement character.

The PR changes only src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser.rs. git diff --check reports no whitespace errors. I found no remaining issue in the current diff.

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- Around line 192-200: Strengthen both regression tests in ClaudeCodeEvent
parsing: at src/openhuman/inference/provider/claude_code/stream_parser_tests.rs
lines 192-200, match events[0] as ClaudeCodeEvent::Assistant and assert
message["text"] equals "héllo 世界 🌍 tail"; at lines 211-216, match the expected
ClaudeCodeEvent::System and assert raw["session_id"] contains U+FFFD, rather
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ntdatt812 force-pushed the fix/claude-code-utf8-chunk-boundary branch from 75025b1 to e4f6ae7 Compare September 1, 2026 08:48
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Maintainer review — no changes pushed, read-only assessment.

State: MERGEABLE, CI green, but CHANGES_REQUESTED with two unresolved CodeRabbit threads. Those are the only thing blocking.

On the fix: the diagnosis is correct and the bug is real. from_utf8_lossy per chunk against an 8 KiB read buffer (driver.rs:414) corrupts any multi-byte character that lands on a boundary, and because U+FFFD is legal inside a JSON string it parses fine — silent content corruption, not a parse error. Using valid_up_to() for the boundary and error_len() to separate incomplete tail (hold it) from genuinely invalid (replace, don't stall) is exactly the right split; a parser that waited on bytes that will never arrive would hang the stream. Leaving feed(&str) untouched is right too.

The two CodeRabbit threads are legitimate — I checked both against your code

I would not usually say this about assertion-strength nits, but both tests can pass while the bug they name is present:

1. feed_bytes_still_replaces_genuinely_invalid_bytes asserts only:

assert_eq!(events.len(), 1, "the line must still be emitted, not withheld");

Nothing checks that 0xFF became U+FFFD. An implementation that silently drops the invalid byte passes this test, and the test's own name claims otherwise. Match the System event and assert the decoded session_id is "\u{FFFD}".

2. feed_bytes_preserves_a_character_split_across_chunks asserts on format!("{:?}", events[0]). ParseError retains the original line, so the rendered debug string contains the emoji even when the event is a ParseError — the assertion cannot distinguish success from that failure. Your !rendered.contains('\u{FFFD}') line does carry real weight and should stay, but pair it with matching ClaudeCodeEvent::Assistant and asserting message["text"] == "héllo 世界 🌍 tail".

Both are a few lines each and they are worth doing — the whole value of this PR is a guarantee about bytes, so the tests should fail if that guarantee breaks.

Heads-up on a collision: #5794 and #5713 both touch stream_parser.rs, and the carry-over agreed on #5794 changes the ClaudeCodeEvent::Result variant (adds is_error) and the "error" parse arm. Your diff touches feed_bytes and the enum's neighbourhood but not those arms, so it should merge — worth sequencing with #5794 rather than landing blind.

Not approving; a maintainer reviews and merges.

`feed_bytes` is handed arbitrary read boundaries, so a multi-byte character
can straddle two chunks. Decoding each chunk with `from_utf8_lossy` replaced
both halves with U+FFFD, and because that character is legal inside a JSON
string the line still parsed — the transcript was corrupted with no error
raised anywhere.

Only complete sequences are decoded now; an incomplete trailing sequence is
carried into the next chunk and released lossily at EOF, where it can never
be completed. Genuinely invalid bytes keep the old lossy behaviour so the
stream cannot stall on input that will never become valid.

Rebased onto main's sibling-test layout: the tests now live in
stream_parser_tests.rs.

Also removes a literal NUL byte that had landed in one test comment. It made
git and GitHub classify the whole test file as binary and render it as
`Bin 1595 -> 8000 bytes` rather than a reviewable diff. The comment now
carries the six-character escape sequence as text, which is what it was
describing all along.
Both tests could pass on an implementation that breaks the guarantee this PR
exists to make, as CodeRabbit pointed out:

- `feed_bytes_still_replaces_genuinely_invalid_bytes` only counted events. An
  implementation that silently DROPPED the invalid byte emits one event too,
  and parses, so the count cannot tell replacement from deletion — while the
  test name claims it can. It now matches the `System` event and asserts the
  decoded `session_id` is U+FFFD.
- `feed_bytes_preserves_a_character_split_across_chunks` asserted on
  `format!("{:?}", events[0])`. `ParseError` retains the original line, so the
  emoji appears in the Debug rendering even when parsing failed — the exact
  failure the test is meant to catch. It now matches `Assistant` and asserts
  `message["text"]` equals the fixture. The `!contains(U+FFFD)` assertion stays;
  it carries weight the variant match does not.
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ntdatt812 force-pushed the fix/claude-code-utf8-chunk-boundary branch from e4f6ae7 to 05d73c6 Compare September 2, 2026 17:50
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Both threads were right, and both tests were weaker than their own names claimed. Fixed in 05d73c61, rebased onto today's main.

1 — feed_bytes_still_replaces_genuinely_invalid_bytes counted events and nothing else. An implementation that silently dropped the 0xFF also emits one event, and also parses, so the count could not tell replacement from deletion — which is the one thing the test's name promises. It now matches the System event and asserts session_id is "\u{FFFD}".

2 — feed_bytes_preserves_a_character_split_across_chunks asserted on format!("{:?}", events[0]). ParseError carries the original line, so the emoji renders in Debug even when the parse failed — precisely the failure the test exists to catch. It now matches ClaudeCodeEvent::Assistant and asserts message["text"] == "héllo 世界 🌍 tail". The !rendered.contains('\u{FFFD}') assertion stays; it rules out a replacement that the equality check on a different field would not.

Mutation, since a test that cannot fail is the thing being fixed here: reverting feed_bytes to the pre-fix shape — String::from_utf8_lossy per chunk, no carry — now fails 2 tests, feed_bytes_preserves_a_character_split_across_chunks and an_invalid_byte_does_not_consume_a_split_character_after_it. Before this commit that mutation left the first of those green. 9 passed / 0 failed unmutated.

On the sequencing with #5794: agreed, and it is already clear. #5794's carry-over (is_error on Result, the nested error.message ladder) is in f7f5ccda and touches the enum's Result and "error" arms; this branch touches feed_bytes, decode_carrying_tail and end. Both are rebased onto the same main and both report MERGEABLE, in either order.

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senamakel merged commit 2205320 into tinyhumansai:main Sep 11, 2026
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senamakel added a commit to HDZTony/openhuman that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2026
…tf8-chunk-boundary\n\nfix(claude-code): decode the stdout stream across chunk boundaries\n
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