feat(devin): give every model the reasoning ladder its catalog already names - #4490
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…y names Cognition spells effort as a suffix on the model id, so an account catalog that lists swe-2-medium, swe-2-high and swe-2-max is stating that SWE-2 has exactly three lanes. collapseDevinModelUid() strips those suffixes to produce one picker row per base model and threw the evidence away, and the registry row declared no ladder, so every Devin model fell through to the generic routed default of low/medium/high/xhigh/max/ultra. Two things broke. In the Codex picker the control offered rungs the model does not have: asking SWE-2 for low silently rounds up to medium and xhigh rounds down to max, so the setting did not do what it said. And every client that keys an effort control off CatalogModel.reasoningEfforts - the Pi-shaped exports, so pi, aside, prime, omo, zcode, mcode, dsh, raycast and the OpenCode variants - saw an empty list and rendered no control at all. Recover the ladder where it was being discarded. fetchDevinUsableModels already walks the catalog and collapses each uid; it now also collects the reasoning rungs it strips, keyed by base model, and the catalog entry carries them. This covers every model the account has rather than a hand-written subset, and a new model needs no code change. fast, priority and 1m are tiers and context variants, not effort, so the collapse keeps stripping them while the ladder ignores them. A base with a single rung gets no ladder, because one option is not a choice. The registry keeps a small static table for the degraded path before a credential exists, holding only what is measured: SWE-2, whose three lanes are pinned by SWE2_EFFORT in the adapter. The provider-level fallback omits ultra, which Cognition has no lane for; the Codex catalog re-adds its own top rungs afterwards, so subagent effort overrides still validate. This is the pairing Antigravity already has, where collapsing wire variants into one row and declaring that row a ladder are two halves of one feature. Devin had the first half only, which is why the collapsed row looked right and behaved wrong. Local product tests, typecheck, build and install: NOT RUN. Hosted exact-head CI on this PR is the merge proof.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDevin model discovery now derives reasoning-effort ladders from catalog UID suffixes. The provider registry supplies degraded-mode defaults. Live catalog rows override generic ladders when multiple reasoning rungs are available. Tests cover parsing, ordering, fallback values, and registry fields. ChangesDevin effort ladder support
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DevinCatalog
participant fetchDevinUsableModels
participant ProviderFetch
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DevinCatalog->>fetchDevinUsableModels: Provide model UIDs
fetchDevinUsableModels->>fetchDevinUsableModels: Extract and sort effort rungs
fetchDevinUsableModels->>ProviderFetch: Return per-model efforts
ProviderFetch->>ProviderFetch: Add reasoningEfforts to live rows
ProviderRegistry->>ProviderFetch: Provide fallback ladders when live data is unavailable
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| ...(liveResult.efforts[id]?.length ? { reasoningEfforts: liveResult.efforts[id] } : {}), | ||
| ...catalogHintsFromProviderConfig(name, prov, id, contextCap, metadataModelIdCaseFold, captured.effectiveAlias), |
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For a signed-in Devin provider derived from the registry, prov.reasoningEfforts is already DEVIN_DEFAULT_EFFORTS (and SWE-2 also has a model override), so catalogHintsFromProviderConfig() emits a ladder for every ID and this trailing spread overwrites the measured liveResult.efforts[id]. Models with zero or one discovered rung likewise omit the live field and inherit the five-rung fallback. Consequently, live discovery never supplies the account-specific ladder this change intends, and clients continue advertising unsupported efforts; distinguish registry degradation defaults from explicit user overrides and ensure the live ladder, including an explicit no-control result, wins over only the former.
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| modelReasoningEfforts: DEVIN_MODEL_EFFORTS, | ||
| reasoningEfforts: DEVIN_DEFAULT_EFFORTS, |
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This changes provider catalog and adapter behavior across the owned src/adapters/, src/codex/, and src/providers/ areas, but the commit updates none of the documents mapped to those areas in structure/INDEX.md. Add the new Devin live-ladder/fallback contract and its precedence to the applicable structure documents in the same change, as required for modifications to these shared source areas.
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In `@scripts/test-layout/layout.json`:
- Line 648: Validate the updated devin-effort-ladder.test.ts mapping in the
providers domain using the focused test-layout probe, then run bun run typecheck
and bun run privacy:scan. Report any platform-specific validation that was not
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In `@src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts`:
- Line 1748: Keep registry-derived reasoning effort ladders distinct from
explicitly configured overrides throughout provider derivation and catalog hint
application, including the flows in derive and applyProviderConfigHints. Ensure
catalogHintsFromProviderConfig does not overwrite a live-discovered ladder with
fallback values; use registry fallbacks only when live discovery provides no
ladder, while preserving explicit configuration precedence.
In `@tests/providers/devin-effort-ladder.test.ts`:
- Around line 41-74: Extend the Devin registry tests to exercise the OMP export
rather than only PROVIDER_REGISTRY, using the existing export helper and Devin
row setup. Assert that Devin’s exported OMP row has reasoning set to true and
thinking.mode set to "effort"; do not use Pi’s thinkingLevelMap for this
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Run the required validation before merge.
scripts/test-layout/layout.json:648 changes configuration loaded by scripts/test-layout/verify.ts. Run a focused test-layout probe for the providers domain, bun run typecheck, and bun run privacy:scan. The scripts/** guidance requires these checks for this configuration change. bun run prepush is not required because this mapping does not change release, packaging, dependency, or cross-platform tooling. Report any platform-specific validation that was not executed.
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devin-effort-ladder.test.ts mapping in the providers domain using the focused
test-layout probe, then run bun run typecheck and bun run privacy:scan. Report
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| // away, and every client that keys an effort control off this field — | ||
| // the Pi-shaped exports — renders no control at all. | ||
| ...(liveResult.efforts[id]?.length ? { reasoningEfforts: liveResult.efforts[id] } : {}), | ||
| ...catalogHintsFromProviderConfig(name, prov, id, contextCap, metadataModelIdCaseFold, captured.effectiveAlias), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve measured Devin effort ladders in live catalog rows
src/providers/derive.ts:510-519 merges registry fallbacks into prov.reasoningEfforts and prov.modelReasoningEfforts, but it does not preserve their origin. applyProviderConfigHints then treats those fields like explicit configuration through configuredReasoningEfforts and writes them at src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts:803-804. The later spread at src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts:1747-1748 overwrites the live ladder.
The registry comments at src/providers/registry.ts:1359-1363 define these values as degraded-mode fallbacks. Keep registry fallbacks separate from explicit overrides, and apply them only when live discovery provides no ladder.
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In `@src/codex/catalog/provider-fetch.ts` at line 1748, Keep registry-derived
reasoning effort ladders distinct from explicitly configured overrides
throughout provider derivation and catalog hint application, including the flows
in derive and applyProviderConfigHints. Ensure catalogHintsFromProviderConfig
does not overwrite a live-discovered ladder with fallback values; use registry
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| describe("devin advertises a ladder instead of inheriting the generic one", () => { | ||
| test("the provider row carries both fields", () => { | ||
| // modelReasoningEfforts drives the Codex picker; reasoningEfforts is what the | ||
| // Pi-shaped client exports read. Without them the row inherited the routed | ||
| // six-rung default and Pi drew no control at all. | ||
| const row = devinRow(); | ||
| expect(row.modelReasoningEfforts).toBeDefined(); | ||
| expect(row.reasoningEfforts).toBeDefined(); | ||
| expect(row.reasoningEfforts!.length).toBeGreaterThan(1); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test("SWE-2 advertises only the lanes it actually runs", () => { | ||
| // src/adapters/devin.ts SWE2_EFFORT maps every caller effort onto exactly | ||
| // these three. Advertising low or xhigh would offer a control that silently | ||
| // rounds to one of them. | ||
| expect(DEVIN_MODEL_EFFORTS["swe-2"]).toEqual(["medium", "high", "max"]); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test("the fallback ladder omits ultra, which Cognition has no lane for", () => { | ||
| expect(DEVIN_DEFAULT_EFFORTS).not.toContain("ultra"); | ||
| expect(DEVIN_DEFAULT_EFFORTS).toContain("medium"); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test("every static ladder is a subset of the fallback vocabulary", () => { | ||
| // A drift guard: a table entry naming a rung the provider vocabulary does not | ||
| // have would advertise a control the adapter cannot honour. | ||
| const vocabulary = new Set([...DEVIN_DEFAULT_EFFORTS, "none"]); | ||
| for (const [model, ladder] of Object.entries(DEVIN_MODEL_EFFORTS)) { | ||
| for (const rung of ladder) { | ||
| expect({ model, rung, known: vocabulary.has(rung) }).toMatchObject({ known: true }); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Test the Devin registry through the OMP export
tests/config/client-config-export.test.ts:468-489 already tests generic OMP and Pi export rows, but tests/providers/devin-effort-ladder.test.ts only reads PROVIDER_REGISTRY. Add a Devin-specific export assertion. It must verify reasoning: true and thinking.mode: "effort" in the OMP row. Pi uses reasoning and thinkingLevelMap, not thinking.mode.
src/clients/config-export/omp.ts:42-81 omits these controls when the exported row has no supported reasoningEfforts. Removing the Devin registry fields at src/providers/registry.ts:1362-1363 could therefore leave the generic serializer tests passing while Devin's exported row has no effort control.
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Devin registry tests to exercise the OMP export rather than only
PROVIDER_REGISTRY, using the existing export helper and Devin row setup. Assert
that Devin’s exported OMP row has reasoning set to true and thinking.mode set to
"effort"; do not use Pi’s thinkingLevelMap for this assertion.
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Summary
Cognition spells effort as a suffix on the model id, so an account catalog listing
swe-2-medium,swe-2-highandswe-2-maxis stating that SWE-2 has exactly three lanes.collapseDevinModelUid()strips those suffixes to produce one picker row per base model — and threw the evidence away. The registry row declared no ladder, so every Devin model fell through to the generic routed default.Two surfaces broke from the one gap. In the Codex picker the control offered rungs the model does not have:
lowsilently rounds up tomedium,xhighrounds down tomax, so the setting did not do what it said. And every client that keys an effort control offCatalogModel.reasoningEfforts— the Pi-shaped exports, sopi,aside,prime,omo,zcode,mcode,dsh,raycastand the OpenCode variants — saw an empty list and rendered no control at all.The fix reads the ladder back where it was discarded
fetchDevinUsableModelsalready walks the catalog and collapses each uid. It now also collects the reasoning rungs it strips, keyed by base model, and the catalog entry carries them. That covers every model the account has rather than a hand-written subset, and a new model needs no code change.fast,priorityand1mare service tiers and context variants, not effort, so the collapse keeps stripping them while the ladder ignores them. A base with a single rung gets no ladder, because one option is not a choice.The registry keeps a small static table for the degraded path before a credential exists, holding only what is measured: SWE-2, whose three lanes are pinned by
SWE2_EFFORTin the adapter. The provider-level fallback omitsultra, which Cognition has no lane for.This is the pairing Antigravity already has, where collapsing wire variants into one row and declaring that row a ladder are two halves of one feature. Devin had the first half only, which is why the collapsed row looked right and behaved wrong.
Verification
tests/providers/devin-effort-ladder.test.ts: suffix-to-rung extraction including the compound-medium-priorityform, tier tokens contributing no rung, ladder ordering independent of discovery order, the provider row carrying both fields, SWE-2 pinned to its three real lanes, noultrain the fallback, and a drift guard that every static ladder stays inside the provider vocabulary.scripts/test-layout/layout.jsonandtests/fixtures/test-layout-expected.json.configuredReasoningEfforts→sync.ts:379,432→effort.ts:231to prove SWE-2 really advertises six rungs today, confirmed the Codex picker needs onlymodelReasoningEffortswhile Pi readsCatalogModel.reasoningEfforts, and confirmed that droppingultrais safe becauseeffort.ts:232-243re-addsmaxandultrasospawn_agenteffort overrides still validate.Checklist
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