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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds provenance-aware replay expansion, route-aware input admission, synchronous bridge planning, and iterative deep-payload traversal. Full-history requests avoid duplicate stored items. Oversized inputs return HTTP 413 before upstream I/O. ChangesResponse replay overlap
Responses input context guard
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟠 High · up to The PR improves oversized-input rejection and replay deduplication, but some rebuilt continuation paths can still forward oversized requests or perform upstream work before rejection, contrary to the advertised behavior. Merge should be blocked until those paths use the admission guard and have regression coverage. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/responses/state.ts`:
- Around line 732-735: Update canonicalReplayItemKey in src/responses/state.ts
(lines 732-735) to recursively sort retained object keys, including nested
objects, before serialization so equivalent items produce identical canonical
keys; preserve the existing excluded fields. Add a regression case in
tests/responses-replay-overlap.test.ts (lines 118-133) using stored and resent
items with different retained key order, and assert they overlap without
duplicating history.
- Around line 886-898: Update the replay merge logic in replayedPrefixOverlap
handling within src/responses/state.ts lines 886-898 to preserve request
unchanged only for complete overlap; otherwise append
requestItems.slice(overlap) after storedItems, avoiding duplicated matched
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In `@src/responses/state.ts`:
- Around line 909-913: In src/responses/state.ts lines 909-913, update the
full-history classification in the replay handling around replayedPrefixOverlap
to require complete canonical stored-prefix overlap, removing the
requestItems.length-only condition; any compatibility fallback must validate
item identity rather than count. In tests/responses-replay-overlap.test.ts lines
101-117, add coverage for a delta continuation whose request length is at least
the stored-history length and assert upstream input contains the stored history
followed by every delta item.
In `@tests/responses-replay-overlap.test.ts`:
- Around line 186-201: Set statelessResponses to true in
statelessDeepseekConfig() so postResponses() routes these fixtures through the
stateless adapter branch when passed directly to handleResponses().
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- Around line 753-758: Update replayedPrefixOverlap to canonicalize stored[n]
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1983-2001: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftAgent-task recovery performs model upstream I/O before the final admission guard, which breaks the documented 413 timing.
recoverEncryptedAgentTaskis awaited here, at line 1995. Its implementation (src/server/responses/agent-task-recovery.ts:421-456) resolvesresolveCachedAgentTaskRecovery(cacheKey, ..., signal => requestRecovery(admission, envelope, options, signal), ...), andagentTaskRecoveryConfigsupplies amodeland atimeoutMs. A cache miss therefore issues a real model request.The final guard
finalInputGuardruns later, at lines 2101-2106. Two consequences follow.First, recovery mutates
body.inputin place and lines 2010-2025 reparse it. The recovered assignment text is new prompt-bearing input that the initial guard at lines 1817-1821 never measured. An oversized post-recovery request therefore receives its 413 only after that model call completed.Second, the documentation asserts the opposite.
docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/proxy-formats.mdlines 63-64 state rejection happens "before adapter construction and model-serving upstream I/O", and line 300 states "rejected before quota, sidecar, adapter, or model-serving upstream I/O". The recovery call is a model-serving upstream call, so both statements are inaccurate for this path.Pick one of two resolutions.
- Runtime fix: reserve the recovery assignment upper bound in
projectedAdmissionTextbefore line 1995, or runinputAdmissionFor(route, parsed, ...)immediately before the recovery call using a projected reserve for the decrypted payload. Add a regression asserting HTTP 413 with zero recovery calls for a near-limit encrypted thread-spawn request.- Documentation fix: scope the guarantee. State that opt-in encrypted agent-task recovery (
agentTaskRecovery.enabled) can issue one bounded recovery request before the post-recovery revalidation, and mirror that qualification in theja,ko,ru, andzh-cnpages plus the error table rows.As per path instructions for
docs-site/**, "Check that user-facing docs stay in sync with actual CLI/API behavior and that translated locale pages (ja, ko, ru, zh-cn) are not left contradicting the English source."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/server/responses/input-admission.ts`:
- Around line 66-71: Update the message-field counting loop in the input
admission estimator to skip proxy-internal fields such as timestamp, while
continuing to count content separately and preserve adapter-bound metadata
fields like toolCallId, toolName, and kiroRedactedReasoning.
In `@structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md`:
- Around line 79-84: Update fetchTerminalGuardContinuation to invoke the shared
admission helper immediately before sending rebuilt input, and add a no-fetch
regression test covering an oversized rebuilt continuation. In
structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md lines 79-84, retain the
terminal-continuation guarantee only after the guarded send behavior is
implemented; in docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/reference/proxy-formats.md lines
54-55, update the localized statement to match the corrected runtime behavior.
In `@tests/responses-input-guard.test.ts`:
- Around line 802-806: Correct the comment above inputTokens to state that the
pre-quota reservation includes the default v2 guidance and configured
fallback-related text via projectedAdmissionText with estimateGuidance enabled,
and that this pre-quota guard rejects the request before normalization or I/O.
Keep the explanation consistent with the quotaPrimeCalls assertion and do not
claim a post-normalization re-validation exists.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 1983-2001: Update the agent-task recovery path around
recoverEncryptedAgentTask so admission accounts for the decrypted recovery
payload before any model-serving request; use the existing
projectedAdmissionText or invoke inputAdmissionFor immediately before recovery
with an appropriate payload reserve. Ensure oversized encrypted thread-spawn
requests return 413 without calling recovery, while preserving post-recovery
revalidation, and add regression coverage asserting zero recovery calls.
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| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(message)) { | ||
| if (key === "content" || value === undefined) continue; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exclude proxy-internal message fields from the estimate.
This loop counts every non-content key of OcxMessage, including timestamp. parseRequest assigns timestamp: now to every pushed message (src/responses/parser.ts, messages.push({ role, content, timestamp: now })), and no adapter serializes it into the prompt. Each message therefore contributes roughly "timestamp" (9 chars) plus a 13-digit epoch value, about 6 phantom tokens, on top of the real role key.
The failure mode is a false 413 on long conversations. A request with 10,000 history messages accrues roughly 60,000 phantom tokens. Against a 1,000,000-token limit that consumes over half of the 10% uncertainty band that ADMISSION_ESTIMATE_HEADROOM_RATIO exists to protect.
The intent of counting non-content fields is adapter-bound metadata such as kiroRedactedReasoning, toolCallId, and toolName. Keep that, and skip the proxy-internal fields that never reach the wire.
🐛 Proposed fix to skip proxy-internal fields
+// Proxy-internal bookkeeping that no adapter serializes into the prompt.
+const NON_PROMPT_MESSAGE_FIELDS = new Set<string>(["content", "timestamp"]);
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export function estimateAdmissionInput( for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(message)) {
- if (key === "content" || value === undefined) continue;
+ if (NON_PROMPT_MESSAGE_FIELDS.has(key) || value === undefined) continue;
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| if (key === "content" || value === undefined) continue; | |
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| if (isDone()) break; | |
| } | |
| // Proxy-internal bookkeeping that no adapter serializes into the prompt. | |
| const NON_PROMPT_MESSAGE_FIELDS = new Set<string>(["content", "timestamp"]); | |
| for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(message)) { | |
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In `@src/server/responses/input-admission.ts` around lines 66 - 71, Update the
message-field counting loop in the input admission estimator to skip
proxy-internal fields such as timestamp, while continuing to count content
separately and preserve adapter-bound metadata fields like toolCallId, toolName,
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| Terminal-guard continuations are checked again before their own send. Thus an initial `413` | ||
| lands before quota, sidecar, | ||
| adapter, or model-serving upstream I/O. For HTTP requests it also lands before | ||
| authentication; WebSocket frames have already passed handshake authentication and origin admission, | ||
| so the guard runs before per-turn adapter construction and upstream I/O. The thread-spawn quota | ||
| probe runs only after this admission pass. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Revalidate terminal continuations before their upstream send.
fetchTerminalGuardContinuation can rebuild and send input without the shared admission guard. These lines promise protection that the current flow does not provide. Apply the same admission helper immediately before that send, add a no-fetch regression test for an oversized rebuilt continuation, and then retain this documentation.
structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md#L79-L84: remove the terminal-continuation guarantee until the send path is guarded.docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/reference/proxy-formats.md#L54-L55: update the localized statement after the runtime behavior is fixed.
As per path instructions, user-facing docs must stay in sync with actual CLI/API behavior.
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In `@structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md` around lines 79 - 84, Update
fetchTerminalGuardContinuation to invoke the shared admission helper immediately
before sending rebuilt input, and add a no-fetch regression test covering an
oversized rebuilt continuation. In structure/04_transports-and-sidecars.md lines
79-84, retain the terminal-continuation guarantee only after the guarded send
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docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/reference/proxy-formats.md lines 54-55, update the
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| // No injectionPrompt on v2 means the pre-quota estimate counts NO guidance, but | ||
| // normalization still injects the default v2 guidance plus the configured fallback | ||
| // chain text. Only the post-normalization re-validation can catch this request | ||
| // (before any auth or upstream I/O). | ||
| const inputTokens = hardThreshold - 100; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
This comment describes a mechanism the runtime does not use.
Two statements here are wrong about the code under test.
The comment says the pre-quota estimate counts no guidance. projectedAdmissionText reserves the default v2 guidance at src/server/responses/core.ts:1734 with projected.push(\<multi_agent_mode>${"x".repeat(V2_GUIDANCE_CHAR_BUDGET)}</multi_agent_mode>`), and pushes the fallback text, the longest configured selector, and injectionEffortat lines 1735-1737. Both pre-quota guards pass{ estimateGuidance: true, ... }`.
The comment says only post-normalization revalidation can catch the request. There is no post-normalization guard. finalInputGuard runs at lines 2101-2106, and applyFinalRouteRequestNormalization runs afterwards at line 2113.
The assertion expect(quotaPrimeCalls).toBe(0) at line 838 proves the opposite of the comment: the pre-quota reservation rejected the request. Correct the comment so a future reader does not remove the V2_GUIDANCE_CHAR_BUDGET reserve believing a later guard covers it.
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- // No injectionPrompt on v2 means the pre-quota estimate counts NO guidance, but
- // normalization still injects the default v2 guidance plus the configured fallback
- // chain text. Only the post-normalization re-validation can catch this request
- // (before any auth or upstream I/O).
+ // No injectionPrompt on v2 means the guidance text itself is resolved only during
+ // final-route normalization. The pre-quota estimate therefore reserves the documented
+ // V2_GUIDANCE_CHAR_BUDGET plus the configured fallback chain text, so this request is
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| // No injectionPrompt on v2 means the pre-quota estimate counts NO guidance, but | |
| // normalization still injects the default v2 guidance plus the configured fallback | |
| // chain text. Only the post-normalization re-validation can catch this request | |
| // (before any auth or upstream I/O). | |
| const inputTokens = hardThreshold - 100; | |
| // No injectionPrompt on v2 means the guidance text itself is resolved only during | |
| // final-route normalization. The pre-quota estimate therefore reserves the documented | |
| // V2_GUIDANCE_CHAR_BUDGET plus the configured fallback chain text, so this request is | |
| // rejected before the quota probe rather than after it. | |
| const inputTokens = hardThreshold - 100; |
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In `@tests/responses-input-guard.test.ts` around lines 802 - 806, Correct the
comment above inputTokens to state that the pre-quota reservation includes the
default v2 guidance and configured fallback-related text via
projectedAdmissionText with estimateGuidance enabled, and that this pre-quota
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Deferred from today's landing round with a size/risk blocker rather than a technical one: +2685 / -106 across 28 files, still a draft. It merges cleanly against current The reason it is not in today's round is review cost, not correctness. Everything landed today was reviewable in a single pass with a focused regression to point at; this needs a real read of the admission and dedup boundaries, and two of today's merges only failed once combined with another PR on the same tree. A 2600-line change to the responses path deserves its own review window rather than the tail of a merge train. No action needed from you right now beyond taking it out of draft when you consider it ready. |
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The original replay-overlap defect is high priority, but the current draft has expanded far beyond one fix: overlap deduplication, model-aware 413 admission, extensive docs, deep-JSON handling, and additional bridge/image-video behavior now share one very large conflict-heavy branch. The checklist also records unresolved review findings.
Please split and rebase in this order:
- Previous-response full-history overlap detection only, with provider/tool-call identity regressions and delta-continuation preservation.
- Context-window input guard as a separate change, with model-cap source, estimation-reserve, base64/image, and terminal-continuation tests.
- Any unrelated bridge/deep-input work in its own PR.
Land step 1 first because it stops sticky 1x→2x→3x history growth and reduces memory pressure without coupling the admission-policy decision. Do not merge this branch wholesale or close the issue until the focused overlap fix is present on dev and verified against the real reproduction.
Research (000-003): audit inventory (28 issues, 22 PRs), merge train dependency analysis, large PR split decisions (#1412/#1623/#1634/#1609). Implementation decade docs (010-060): 6 Waves mapped to diff-level plans with file/test/verification per step. Source: ChatGPT Work bug audit session (2026-08-14), ZIP SHA-256: 6de06eaf62f3527a523afa4e67b7d8accdfb68fadca86a8b12d9d7097bdd5f70
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Cherry-pick failed due to conflicts in src/server/responses/core.ts. The responses replay/admission changes conflict with subsequent responses work. Per the audit roadmap, this should be split into 3 focused PRs (overlap dedupe, context admission, deep input) against current dev. |
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Got it, thanks for the clarification. I’ll split this into 3 focused PRs against the latest dev, starting with the previous-response overlap fix. |
Two structural problems get one dependency-ordered plan. Usage storage is asymmetric today: appendUsageEntry writes an unbounded usage.jsonl while the management reader only parses the newest 64 MiB, so a nominal 30d aggregate silently drops everything older than the tail (#1497, #1580). U1-U3 replace that with rotated JSONL segments, a rebuildable SQLite projection, and an API that reads the projection instead of re-parsing a tail. Memory defense is the second track. M0-1 and M0-2 split the two independent theses out of the #1412 draft: refuse oversized input before upstream I/O, and stop prepending stored history to a request that already carries it. M0-3 adds per-provider upstreamHttpVersion and responseDelivery so a provider-specific transport failure is fixable without touching global streamMode. M0-4 connects the existing warn-only watchdog to the existing drain-and-restart. M0-5 extends the JSON nesting ceiling already landed in serialize.ts to YAML and TOML, whose recursive writer has no equivalent bound. Docs only: no source file changes, and each decade doc is written to diff-level precision so its implementation cycle starts from an executable plan rather than an outline.
crashing the proxy. A turn that large is rejected upstream anyway, so the round trip buys nothing: it spends auth resolution, host-circuit budget, and bandwidth to arrive at a worse error than we can produce locally. The gate runs after final route normalization, so it measures what will actually be sent including replay expansion, and before auth and the circuit, so an oversized turn costs neither. Three things it deliberately does not do. It does not refuse compaction turns. Codex sends compaction_trigger BECAUSE context is full, and routed /v1/responses/compact re-enters the same handler with that trigger appended. Refusing them would tell the client to compact and then deny the compaction. It does not re-derive the context window. route.provider is already the routedProviderConfig output, which refuses registry merging when the transport does not match, so a user provider that merely shares a built-in name keeps its own limits. Native models fall back to nativeOpenAiContextWindow, which reads static maps only -- the canonical openai registry entry declares no context fields, so without that fallback the gate would be inert on the default route. Reading the Codex catalog was rejected: it costs existsSync + readFileSync + statSync even on a cache hit, and this is the request path. It does not treat the estimate as exact. estimateTokens is a char-ratio heuristic whose CJK sampling aliases: a payload of 62-char records each starting with one Hangul character samples as 100% CJK while being 1.6% CJK, inflating the estimate 1.6x (measured: 126,046 chars, true ratio 0.0161). Since 4.0/2.5 is exactly 1.6, that is the branch's maximum divergence, so the 2.5x tolerance sits above it and #1412's 10x still clears it fourfold. The regression test pins that payload as admissible. Repairing cjkRatio is left alone on purpose -- estimateTokens also feeds usage accounting and auto-compact, so it needs its own change and its own tests. Verified: bun test tests/input-admission.test.ts (19 pass), bun run typecheck, and tests/core-lab-boundary.test.ts still green for the new core.ts import.
…tory expandPreviousResponseInput concatenated stored items in front of whatever the client sent, unconditionally. When the client already carries that history -- stateless providers replaying full context alongside a previous_response_id -- the turn doubles, and the doubled turn is stored, so the next one triples. #1412 watched 127k of real context reach 1.3M tokens that way. The hard part is not detecting equality, it is proving occurrence. A client may legitimately repeat itself: stored history of one message "repeat" and a genuine delta that also begins with "repeat" produce an identical run, and skipping there would silently delete a real turn. Since stored state flattens request input and provider output into one array, position cannot settle it either -- an id-less assistant message sits in the output region without the provider having authored anything identifiable. So rememberResponseState now records where response.output begins, and a skip requires three things: the run covers the whole stored entry, it reaches that boundary, and some matched item past it carries a provider-issued id. A client echoing provider output WITH the provider's id is replaying that exact occurrence, which is what we want to detect; a client echoing itself cannot manufacture one. Entries whose output carries no id never skip. Comparison is bounded during the walk rather than serialize-then-measure, because a tool result can be megabytes and this is the request path. The cap applies to every item: an id is extra evidence, never a substitute for content equality, so an over-cap tool item is non-comparable exactly like an over-cap message. Any non-comparable item aborts the whole check -- skipping just that item could align two different occurrences. previous_response_id is deliberately preserved. Kiro and Cursor recover their conversation ids from it, so stripping it would start a new upstream conversation to fix a memory bug. The replay prefix length is still recorded, because the boundary is real whoever supplied the history: without it the parser re-acknowledges historical compaction markers and guidance gets injected twice. The anchor is threaded through resident entries, all four spill writes, the spill payload, materialization, and snapshot load, where a malformed value degrades to never-skip rather than to a bad index. Spill compatibility is forward-only: validPayload is a strict key allowlist, so rolling back across this commit invalidates spilled entries, degrading to the already-handled replay-miss path. Two provenance contracts in types.ts said "the proxy expanded"; they now say the history is present however it arrived, which is what every consumer actually reads them for. Known gap, recorded as FU-2: sessions where the proxy injected guidance into stored history, or repaired ids after recording, do not match and expand as before. M0-1 does not bound that -- admission runs after expansion and parsing and fails open on unknown ceilings -- so it stays real remaining work. Verified: bun test tests/continuation-dedup.test.ts (16 pass), plus responses-state and memory-watchdog suites green (130 total), typecheck clean. Two byte-accounting tests mirror the measured envelope by hand and were updated for the new field.
…imator The comment above ADMISSION_TOLERANCE justified 2.5 by a sampling artifact that no longer exists: cjkRatio read every stride-th character, so fixed-width records could sample as 100% CJK and inflate an estimate 1.6x. CJK characters are now counted exactly, so that divergence is gone and the margin is not buying it anymore. The constant stays 2.5, for a different and now-stated reason. Segmenting by script raises a pure-Latin estimate 1.25x and a Korean-dominant one up to 1.67x, so measured on the old estimator's scale the same multiplier now behaves like ~2.0x for Latin and ~1.5x for Korean. That is the intended direction — the estimate is closer to what providers actually charge, so the bound is tighter and more honest — and it still refuses the #1412 compounding shape several times over. Leaving the old text in place would have left the next reader sizing this margin against a mechanism that was deleted.
…from reported usage (#3476) * fix(kiro): count tokens by script instead of one blended ratio The Kiro context gauge read about 60% of what Kiro actually charges, so auto-compact engaged far too late on long conversations. Measured end to end by building real payloads through buildKiroPayload and scoring them against Kiro's own recorded charge: aggregate estimate/charged was 0.594, and it degraded with conversation length (0.643 at 4 messages -> 0.587 at 700), which is the signature of a per-entry cost that no per-character ratio can recover. Three causes, all fixed here. A single chars-per-token divisor cannot describe mixed text. Latin prose and code run near 2.8 chars/token; Hangul and Han run near 1.5. The old model divided the whole blob by one ratio and clamped to a denser one only when a SAMPLED CJK share crossed 30% — a cliff that real traffic (roughly 1-30% CJK) never triggered, fed by a stride sampler that could read a 1.6%-CJK payload as 100% CJK. Counting the two scripts exactly and adding them removes the threshold, the sampling error and the discontinuity together. The payload walker concatenated message text and ignored the JSON the wire actually carries. Per-entry keys and role framing cost real tokens proportional to entry count, and string escaping expands content by ~1.12x on measured bodies. Both are charged upstream and are now counted. Constants come from two independent recorded sources that agree: 5,799 pure-Latin samples pairing exact text with authoritative token counts aggregate to 2.80 chars/token, and recorded request bodies charge ~2.43 bytes per token at ~1.12 bytes per counted character. CJK solves to ~1.50. Aggregate estimate/charged improves 0.594 -> 0.884, and the length-dependent drift is gone (0.918 -> 0.879 across the same range). Estimates rise, so auto-compact now fires nearer the real boundary; over-counting only compacts early, while under-counting risks context overflow. Tests that pinned the old constants are updated, with new regressions for continuity across the former 30% cliff and for the sampling alias. * feat(kiro): calibrate the context estimate from Kiro's own reported usage The estimator is a fixed heuristic: constants derived from recorded traffic, applied to every conversation identically. It is close on average and necessarily wrong in the particular, because how densely a prompt tokenizes depends on what is in it — a Korean design discussion and a repository of minified JSON do not share a ratio. Kiro already tells us the answer. Mid-stream it reports contextUsagePercentage, which against a known window is an authoritative token count for the exact payload just sent. That number was used once, as a floor under the current turn, and then discarded — so every turn re-derived the conversation's rate from scratch and mispredicted it the same way. This keeps it. After a turn that produced both an estimate and a reported percentage, the realised charged/estimated ratio is folded into a per-conversation correction and applied to that conversation's next turn. Four properties keep it from making the gauge worse. The factor is clamped, so one anomalous or hostile reading cannot distort the estimate without bound. Observations are smoothed, so a single cache-affected turn cannot swing it. State is conversation-scoped with an eviction cap and no persistence. And the existing upstream floor is untouched: calibration only sharpens the estimate before upstream reports, never lowers a value upstream has justified. The correction is learned against the RAW heuristic output rather than the already-corrected estimate. Learning from the corrected value would make the factor measure its own residual error, closing part of the remaining gap each round and stalling short of the truth — simulated, it converged to 0.861 of the real charge instead of 1.0. Against a conversation charged 1.35x, it now reaches 1.000 from the second turn. Kept out of lib/token-estimate deliberately: that module is pure and shared by every provider. This is Kiro-specific state and lives with the Kiro adapter. * docs(admission): re-ground the tolerance rationale on the current estimator The comment above ADMISSION_TOLERANCE justified 2.5 by a sampling artifact that no longer exists: cjkRatio read every stride-th character, so fixed-width records could sample as 100% CJK and inflate an estimate 1.6x. CJK characters are now counted exactly, so that divergence is gone and the margin is not buying it anymore. The constant stays 2.5, for a different and now-stated reason. Segmenting by script raises a pure-Latin estimate 1.25x and a Korean-dominant one up to 1.67x, so measured on the old estimator's scale the same multiplier now behaves like ~2.0x for Latin and ~1.5x for Korean. That is the intended direction — the estimate is closer to what providers actually charge, so the bound is tighter and more honest — and it still refuses the #1412 compounding shape several times over. Leaving the old text in place would have left the next reader sizing this margin against a mechanism that was deleted. * fix(kiro): subtract output before learning the input calibration The calibration divided the upstream context checkpoint by our request-payload estimate, but those measure different things. contextUsageTotalFloor is the absolute context size AFTER the response — OcxUsage.contextTotalTokens, whose contract in types/request.ts says exactly that — while contextInputEstimate covers the prompt alone. Dividing one by the other charges generated tokens to prompt-tokenization error. A conversation with a short prompt and a long answer would read as a massive under-estimate: 1000 in, 1000 correctly estimated, 2000 generated, and the factor learns 3x from a prompt we sized perfectly. Every later request in that conversation is then inflated toward the clamp, which is the premature compaction and admission rejection this work exists to prevent. Subtract the final output estimate first and only learn from a positive remainder. The regression asserts both directions: the corrected path leaves an accurate estimate untouched, and feeding the raw checkpoint in still produces the >2x inflation, so the test fails if the subtraction is ever removed. Found in review of ac927da. * fix(kiro): scope the measured ratio to Kiro and record calibration once per turn Three defects found in review of 812e6fe. The 2.8 chars/token constant was measured from Kiro's charge for Kiro's payload shape, but charsPerToken matches by prefix and claude/deepseek/qwen/glm/minimax are also routed by Cursor, Anthropic direct and Antigravity. Those consumers read this same helper to size admission ceilings, answer count_tokens, and classify overflow-vs-429, so the change silently retuned three unrelated subsystems from evidence that says nothing about them. estimateKiroTokens always prefixes "kiro/", so the Kiro ratio now applies to Kiro traffic and only Kiro traffic; the shared families keep 3.5. Calibration recorded on every clean parse, including attempts that then set needsFallback. The bounded completion retry rebuilds the payload and streams again for the SAME user turn, so one turn moved the factor twice and the second observation scored a payload the first had already inflated. The observation is now staged and committed by the caller only when the attempt is terminal. The two calibration maps could desynchronise: they evicted on different recency and each held its own 256 cap, so a conversation could be refreshed in one and dropped from the other, and recording would then silently fall back to the already-corrected estimate — the residual-error learning the raw baseline exists to prevent. They are one LRU entry now. Also: the first observation is smoothed from 1 rather than adopted outright, so a single cache-affected turn cannot set the factor; and calibration state follows a conversation id that Kiro replaces mid-stream, which otherwise orphaned the raw baseline. Adds the adapter-level test the unit suite was missing: a real stream reports a context percentage and the next request in the same conversation is estimated higher, which fails if the wiring is removed. * test(kiro): push the calibration eviction test past the cap The LRU test created 201 entries against a 256-entry bound, so eviction never ran and the assertion held for the trivial reason that nothing was evicted. It could not have caught a regression in recency refresh. 400 filler entries now exceed the cap, and the test asserts both directions: the repeatedly touched conversation survives, and an untouched one from the same era is gone. * test(kiro): prove the terminal-only calibration rule, both halves The adapter-level coverage asserted the positive direction only: a completed turn calibrates the next request. Nothing held the negative side, so the rule that an unfinished turn teaches nothing was documentation rather than a guarantee. Two cases now. A stream that ends in an invalid-state terminal must leave the next request estimated exactly as an uncalibrated one. And an attempt that asks for the bounded completion retry must not calibrate either: that retry rebuilds the payload and streams again for the SAME user turn, so learning from the first attempt moves the factor twice and scores the second observation against a payload the first inflated. Both were driven red to prove they are not vacuous. Removing the `!result.needsFallback` condition fails the fallback case; an earlier draft of these tests passed with the guard removed and was rewritten rather than kept. --------- Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
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Summary
Two fixes for the Codex desktop context/compaction failure chain (reported upstream in #1128).
expandPreviousResponseInputprepended the stored history unconditionally. Stateless upstreams (DeepSeek documents "every turn must resend the full history") make the client carry the full conversation ininputwhile still chaining withprevious_response_id; prepending then duplicates it, and recording the duplicated body makes the bloat sticky: 1x → 2x → 3x → … The expansion now detects the overlap via canonical item keys (ignoring volatile ids/status) plus an item-count rule, keeps the request's own input when it already begins with the stored history, and still expands genuine delta continuations.Context and reproduction evidence
The trigger is the continuation turn right after a tool result: the client resends the full conversation plus
previous_response_id, and the old expansion prepended the stored copy again. This is not web-search-specific — shell results, hosted search results, and any other tool-result round-trip share the same shape. Web-search/tool loops are the high-frequency scenario because they produce many consecutive tool-result continuations.Live observations (stock 2.11.1, all requests returned 200):
c527a04a: input239,957→485,943(~2.0x), then back to252,901on the next request. 23:59:28, another conversation:565,484.1,333,682(cached1,325,824, ~99.4% cache hit) while the real conversation was ~127k tokens; the session log shows acompactedevent immediately after.1,609,389(cached1,604,224), immediately after ashell_commandresult (GitHub API check), followed by compaction failure (stream closed before response.completed) and a proxy crash.Verification
bun test tests/responses-replay-overlap.test.ts tests/responses-input-guard.test.ts— 7 pass, 0 fail (full-history chained turns stay 1x; delta turns still expand; stateless DeepSeek end-to-end keeps upstream at 1x).EPERMsandbox cases inresponses-state.test.ts, unrelated to this change.bun run typecheck— pass.bun run privacy:scan— pass.git diff --check— pass.bun run testwas attempted earlier on Windows: unrelated codex-journal restoration tests remained red in isolation and the run ended in a Bun 1.3.14 index-out-of-bounds crash. Focused and related suites stay green, so this PR remains draft for CI confirmation.Checklist
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