[Bug] Bound flattened tool wire names to 64 characters for strict gateways (Command Code) - #4715
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Strict gateways cap function names — Command Code's AI gateway rejects
name over 64 characters (400 'name must be at most 64 characters, got
66'), tripped by Codex Desktop built-in app tools like
mcp__codex_apps__codex_document_control___get_document_tool_schemas
(67). Responses-Lite catalogs bundle every declared tool, so the
surface cannot be shrunk from config.
namespacedToolName/dottedToolName now emit a deterministic, reversible
bounded alias (longest fitting prefix + 12-hex sha256 of the native
identity) for flattened names past 64, keeping declarations, history
replay, toolNsMap/declaredToolNames, tool_choice resolution and the
undeclared-tool guard consistent, so provider echoes restore to the
native {namespace, name}.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe tool-name helpers enforce a 64-character wire-name limit. Over-limit names receive deterministic, memoized SHA-256 aliases. Dotted names use the same alias when their flattened form exceeds the limit. Tests cover passthrough, stability, uniqueness, bare names, restart determinism, and tool-choice aliases. ChangesBounded tool names
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some tool catalogs can lose or misroute a declared tool when an overlong alias matches a 64-character canonical name, so the collision handling should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation Issue Resolution Make canonical-name ownership conflict-safe. Reserve or pre-claim all in-limit canonical names before generating bounded aliases, or otherwise ensure an alias can never occupy a canonical spelling that may be declared later. Do not ignore a failed ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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리뷰 · 우선순위 75 / 80이 PR은 이슈 #4679를 고친다. Codex Desktop / Responses-Lite가 MCP·앱 도구를 많이 실어 보낼 때, OpenCodex는 이름공간 도구를 지금 라인 src/types/tools.ts (모듈 상수) - 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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…n#4715) A bounded alias has no distinct dotted spelling, so toolChoiceAliases returned the same string twice ([alias, alias]). Callers treating the array as a set are unaffected; array consumers would see duplicates. Also extends the lidge-jun#4679 regression tests with the alias-collapse case (5 pass, 0 fail).
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In `@src/types/tools.ts`:
- Around line 45-46: Update boundedToolWireAlias and its callers to use a
request- or declared-catalog-scoped allocator instead of the module-global
boundedToolAliasByNative map and claimedBoundedToolAliases set. Allocate aliases
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- Around line 48-70: Update boundedToolWireAlias and the catalog-building flow
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independent of declaration or process-global allocation order. Remove reliance
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- Around line 15-20: The test around namespacedToolName should verify alias
stability across fresh Bun processes, not only repeated calls within one
process. Invoke namespacedToolName with the same namespace and name in two
isolated processes and compare their outputs, while retaining the existing
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Review follow-up (lidge-jun#4679): claim canonical spellings too, so a bounded alias can never shadow another identity's plain name (or be shadowed by one) and route a call to the wrong tool after a restart or catalog reorder. The claim registry doubles as collision state for the alias loop. A registry cap bounds retained memory on pathologically dynamic catalogs; derivation is a pure identity digest, so resets only matter on genuine digest collisions. Adds the missing docstrings on the touched helpers.
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🟠 Major · Reserve passthrough names before allocating bounded aliases. · src/types/tools.ts:61-63
61-63: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftReserve passthrough names before allocating bounded aliases.
boundedToolWireAliasreserves candidates only inclaimedBoundedToolAliases, whilenamespacedToolNamereturns a 64-character flattened name unchanged. Two namespaced tools can therefore produce the same wire name: one over-limit tool can receive the alias, and another tool can have that alias as its unchanged 64-character flattened name.
buildToolBridgeMapsstores both identities withtoolNsMap.set(wireName, ...)and stores schemas withtoolParameterSchemas.set(wireName, ...). The later entry replaces the earlier one.bridge/sse.tsthen resolves provider calls withtoolNsMap.get(effectiveName), so provider-echo restoration and schema lookup can target the wrong native tool.Reserve all passthrough names before allocating bounded aliases, or reject or deterministically re-alias duplicate wire names before publishing these maps.
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In `@src/types/tools.ts`:
- Around line 61-63: The alias allocation flow around boundedToolWireAlias and
namespacedToolName must prevent wire-name collisions with unchanged 64-character
passthrough names. Reserve all passthrough names before assigning bounded
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CodeRabbit follow-up (lidge-jun#4715): the same-process memoization assertion cannot distinguish an identity-derived alias from process-local state. Derive the alias in two fresh Bun processes and require identical output, which pins the restart contract (pure identity digest, no process-local derivation state). Same-process memoization assertion kept.
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canonical name across the complete tool catalog before allocating bounded
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Reserve canonical names before allocating bounded aliases. namespacedToolName ignores a failed claimWireName at src/types/tools.ts:108-112. A bounded alias and a later in-limit canonical name can therefore produce the same wire spelling. Since both are in the same 64-character validation space, aliasing the later canonical tool would violate the contract that in-limit names remain unchanged and would make mappings depend on declaration order.
src/responses/parser.ts:486-494 detects the duplicate logical tools and the request handler returns HTTP 400. The request does not reach buildToolBridgeMaps, so the consequence is request rejection rather than wrong dispatch.
Reserve every in-limit canonical name for the complete catalog first. Then allocate bounded aliases for the remaining tools and resolve alias collisions in stable identity order. Do not fall back to aliasing a later in-limit canonical name.
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In `@src/types/tools.ts` around lines 111 - 112, Update namespacedToolName to
reserve every in-limit canonical name across the complete tool catalog before
allocating bounded aliases. Handle failed claimWireName results by retaining
canonical reservations, then allocate aliases for remaining tools in stable
identity order while resolving alias collisions; never alias a later in-limit
canonical name or allow declaration order to change mappings.
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CodeRabbit follow-up (lidge-jun#4715): the tool-choice and cross-process tests had been appended outside the describe block. Move them inside so the file parses as a single suite under strict parsers.
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CodeRabbit follow-up (lidge-jun#4715): reserveToolWireNames runs once per parsed request — pass one claims every in-limit canonical spelling, pass two allocates bounded aliases for over-limit identities in stable nativeKey order. namespacedToolName then memo-hits, so the identity-to-wire mapping never depends on declaration order or on which surface derives the name first. Regression test derives the mapping in two fresh processes with opposite declaration orders and requires identical identity-to-alias maps.
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<namespace>__<name>wire names past 64 characters now get a deterministic, reversible bounded alias (longest fitting prefix +_+ 12-hex sha256 digest of the native identity) instead of being sent as-is.400 "name must be at most 64 characters, got 66"(the 66-char name:mcp__codex_apps__codex_document_control___execute_document_command; also 67:...___get_document_tool_schemas). These are Codex Desktop built-in app tools — un-excludable by users, and unavoidable on Responses-Lite catalogs (use_responses_lite: true), where the client bundles every declared tool into theadditional_toolsitem.namespacedToolName()/dottedToolName()(src/types/tools.ts): declarations, history replay,toolNsMap/declaredToolNames(buildToolBridgeMaps), tool_choice resolution and the undeclared-tool guard all derive their wire names from these two functions, so provider echoes restore to the native{namespace, name}without any additional mapping. Aliases are memoized per native identity and derived from the identity alone (not declaration order), so they are stable across restarts and prompt caches. Bounded aliases have no dotted spelling — they are already at the wire limit.BOUNDED_TOOL_NAME_PROVIDERS = {"commandcode", "commandcode-messages"}withBOUNDED_TOOL_NAME_LENGTH = 64(src/chat-tool-surface.mjs,src/namespace-relay.mjs).Review follow-ups addressed:
claimWireNametwo-way registry), so a bounded alias can never shadow another identity's plain name — or be shadowed by one — after a restart or catalog reorder. The claim registry doubles as the alias loop's collision state.BOUNDED_ALIAS_REGISTRY_LIMIT); derivation is a pure identity digest, so a reset only matters on genuine digest collisions.toolChoiceAliasesnow collapses to a single entry for a bounded alias (no[alias, alias]duplicates for array consumers).Fixes #4679
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devHEAD3ea88f3(current). Named commands and results:bun run typecheck→ exit 0.bun test tests/responses/bounded-tool-names.test.ts→ 6 pass, 0 fail, 21 expect() calls (bounds ≤64, deterministic aliases, distinct identities stay distinct, no dotted spelling for bounded aliases, bare over-limit names aliased, alias-collapse in toolChoiceAliases, cross-process restart stability).bun test tests/responses/→ 2304 pass / 8 fail across 89 files; the same 8 surrogate byte-accounting tests fail on pristinedevHEAD3ea88f3locally (bun-version-sensitive), so there is no delta from this change.namespacerestored; ameta/muse-spark-1.3root session spawned adeepseek-v4.1-flashsubagent through the full chain (spawn_agent→wait_agent→ child final message delivered).Checklist
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