fix(chat): stop sending temperature to Claude models that reject it - #4036
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Anthropic removed the sampling parameters on the newer Claude families: temperature, top_p, and top_k return a 400 on Opus 4.7 and later, Sonnet 5, Fable 5, and Mythos 5. prepareChatV2 sent `temperature: 0.7` for every model except GPT-5, so chat, evals, and swarm runs on those models failed outright with `temperature` reported as deprecated. Reported against AWS Bedrock by a user whose security team requires Bedrock, but Bedrock is only where it surfaced: it serves the same models through the same request surface, and the hosted catalog already ships anthropic/claude-opus-4.7, 4.8, sonnet-5, and fable-5, so direct-Anthropic BYOK hit the identical 400. modelRejectsTemperature generalizes the existing isGPT5Model carve-out. It folds dots to dashes and matches the affected families as a substring, so it recognizes one model under every id shape the app accepts: hosted (anthropic/claude-opus-4.7), a Bedrock inference profile (us.anthropic.claude-opus-4-7-20260205-v1:0), a Bedrock ARN, and bare (claude-sonnet-5). Family matching rather than an exact-id list, because Bedrock ids carry date and revision suffixes that cannot be enumerated ahead of a release. prepareChatV2 is the single point where temperature is resolved for web chat, MCP chat, evals, and session simulation, and every call site already spreads the key in only when it is defined, so the field is omitted from the request rather than sent as undefined. The temperature slider now greys out for these models the way it already did for GPT-5. sdk/src/HostRunner.ts has a second, independent temperature path that this does not cover; it sends the field only when a caller sets it explicitly.
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- Around line 91-98: Add component tests for the temperature control using the
selectors or component symbols around ignoresTemperature and
effectiveSelectedModels, covering all selected models rejecting temperature, a
mixed selection, and omitted or empty selectedModels. Assert the slider’s
disabled state and displayed message for each scenario, including the
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In `@mcpjam-inspector/shared/types.ts`:
- Around line 709-710: Update TEMPERATURE_REJECTING_MODEL_PATTERN to match
Claude Opus 4.x model IDs with numeric minor versions from 4.7 onward, including
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The predicate enumerated exact versions, so claude-opus-4.9 would have gone back to sending temperature and 400ing the moment it shipped. The removal is monotonic within a family, so state it that way: a per-family "removed from this version onward" threshold, compared numerically. The minor-version group is capped at two digits because a bare major on Bedrock is followed by the release date (claude-opus-4-20250514-v1:0), which would otherwise parse as minor 20250514 and push Opus 4 over the 4.7 threshold. Haiku has no entry and so gets no forward guess. Also covers the temperature slider's three states (all / some / none of the selected models ignore it) and the currentModel fallback, which the mixed-selection change introduced untested.
…issue main landed modelSupportsTemperature (#3877) covering the same ground as this branch's modelRejectsTemperature (#4036), so every conflict was the two predicates meeting. Resolved to main's name and call shape throughout: it folds the GPT-5 carve-out in and exempts MCPJam-provided ids, which this branch's predicate did not model. That keeps main's id matching, which does not recognize the Bedrock id shapes this branch exists to fix. The follow-up commit swaps the matching logic out without changing the name or the carve-outs.
HostRunner spread `temperature` into every generateText call whenever one was set, and `this.temperature` is `config.temperature ?? hostSnapshot?.temperature` — so a host snapshot carrying the default was enough to put the field on the wire. Anthropic removed the sampling parameters starting with Opus 4.7: temperature, top_p and top_k answer a 400 on Opus 4.7 and later, Sonnet 5, Fable 5 and Mythos 5 rather than being ignored, so those runs failed outright. The key is now omitted entirely, not sent as undefined — its presence is what fails. Bedrock is where this was reported, by a user whose security team requires it, but Bedrock is only the surface: it serves the same models over the same request surface, so an inference profile for an affected family fails the same way a direct-Anthropic call does. The predicate moves to sdk/src/model-sampling-support.ts, import-free so it is reachable from the browser bundle, the worker and HostRunner's request path alike, and re-exported from both @mcpjam/sdk and @mcpjam/sdk/browser. The inspector's modelSupportsTemperature now answers from it instead of its own id list, which matched only the segment after the last slash of an unfolded id and so recognized none of the Bedrock spellings, nor any version past the five written down. Its carve-outs are untouched: MCPJam-provided models keep their temperature and own-provider GPT-5 ids still lose it. generateText in HostRunner is the only SDK call that puts the field on the wire. generateObject in scorers/judge-scorer passes none, and host-config/* and platform/* are snapshot and DTO plumbing that funnel into HostRunner rather than reaching a provider. Both server suites stopped stubbing modelSupportsTemperature to a constant true. The stub predated any assertion about temperature, and with the cases that assert an omitted field merged in beside it, the suites were asserting the stub. The orchestration test drops it outright; the mcp/chat-v2 test keeps a spy over the real implementation, because one hosted case still has to force a branch its own model id cannot reach.
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- Line 266: Add tests for modelSupportsTemperature covering an empty model ID
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modelSupportsTemperature returned true for every MCPJam-provided id before it looked at the model, on the premise that the backend owns the request body it sends upstream. The backend does not strip the field — convex/stream/routes.ts sends `typeof temperature === 'number' ? temperature : 0.7` straight into generateText/streamText — so the premise only hid the field from the one side that can omit it. anthropic/claude-opus-4.7, 4.8, claude-sonnet-5 and claude-fable-5 are all in the hosted catalog and all 400 on a temperature, so every hosted turn on them failed. A hosted id now answers the same as the model it names: the field is omitted from the /stream body and the slider greys out for those four rows. hostConfig.temperature stays numeric — buildDirectHostConfig falls back to the requested value, the branch the GPT-5 case already exercised. This is the half the inspector owns. The backend still has to stop defaulting temperature for those models, or the 0.7 it substitutes fails the request on its own; that is a separate repo and a separate change. Dropping the exemption also lets the last stub in the mcp/chat-v2 suite go: the hosted GPT-5 case forced the unsupported branch with mockReturnValueOnce because openai/gpt-5-mini could not reach it. It reaches it now on its own id, so the whole vi.mock of @/shared/types is gone and the suite asserts the real predicate throughout.
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In @.changeset/hosted-claude-models-temperature.md:
- Around line 7-14: Update the changeset description to include
anthropic/claude-mythos-5 and accurately document the full matching scope: Opus
4.7+, Sonnet 5+, Fable 5+, and Mythos 5+. Describe the identifiers as examples
or explicitly state these family and version thresholds, rather than limiting
the behavior to four rows.
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- Around line 281-288: Add tests for modelSupportsTemperature covering
empty-string and null model identifiers, asserting both use the safe true
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| // The threshold is numeric, so a new release in an affected family is | ||
| // handled without anyone editing this file. | ||
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-4.9")).toBe(false); | ||
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-6")).toBe(false); | ||
| // Haiku never dropped the parameters, so it gets no forward guess. | ||
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-haiku-5")).toBe(true); | ||
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Add empty and null identifier cases.
modelSupportsTemperature accepts runtime input through String(modelId). Add cases for "" and null that assert the safe true fallback. This protects the new SDK delegation from malformed catalog or persisted values.
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it("covers versions past the cutoff that have not shipped yet", () => {
// The threshold is numeric, so a new release in an affected family is
// handled without anyone editing this file.
expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-4.9")).toBe(false);
expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-6")).toBe(false);
// Haiku never dropped the parameters, so it gets no forward guess.
expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-haiku-5")).toBe(true);
+ expect(modelSupportsTemperature("")).toBe(true);
+ expect(modelSupportsTemperature(null as unknown as string)).toBe(true);
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| it("covers versions past the cutoff that have not shipped yet", () => { | |
| // The threshold is numeric, so a new release in an affected family is | |
| // handled without anyone editing this file. | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-4.9")).toBe(false); | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-6")).toBe(false); | |
| // Haiku never dropped the parameters, so it gets no forward guess. | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-haiku-5")).toBe(true); | |
| }); | |
| it("covers versions past the cutoff that have not shipped yet", () => { | |
| // The threshold is numeric, so a new release in an affected family is | |
| // handled without anyone editing this file. | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-4.9")).toBe(false); | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-opus-6")).toBe(false); | |
| // Haiku never dropped the parameters, so it gets no forward guess. | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("anthropic/claude-haiku-5")).toBe(true); | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature("")).toBe(true); | |
| expect(modelSupportsTemperature(null as unknown as string)).toBe(true); | |
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In `@mcpjam-inspector/shared/__tests__/types.test.ts` around lines 281 - 288, Add
tests for modelSupportsTemperature covering empty-string and null model
identifiers, asserting both use the safe true fallback while preserving the
existing version-coverage tests.
Source: Coding guidelines
The changeset named `anthropic/claude-opus-4.7`, `4.8`, `claude-sonnet-5` and
`claude-fable-5` as if they were the rule. They are the hosted catalog rows that
happen to match it today. `modelRejectsTemperature` is a per-family version
threshold — Opus 4.7+, Sonnet 5+, Fable 5+, Mythos 5+, Haiku never — so a reader
who took the id list literally would expect a new release in an affected family
to need a code change, and would not know Mythos is covered at all.
Also pin the fallback for a blank model id: `modelSupportsTemperature("")`
matches no family and has to keep the field rather than be read as a model that
rejects it.
What broke
Anthropic removed the sampling parameters on the newer Claude families.
temperature,top_p, andtop_kreturn a 400 on Opus 4.7 and later, Sonnet 5, Fable 5, and Mythos 5 — the field being present at all fails the request, rather than being ignored.sdk/src/HostRunner.tsspread it into everygenerateTextcall whenever one was set:this.temperatureisconfig.temperature ?? this.hostSnapshot?.temperature, so a host snapshot carrying the default was enough to put the field on the wire and fail the run.It was reported against AWS Bedrock — a user whose security team requires Bedrock couldn't use Claude in MCPJam at all — but Bedrock is only where it surfaced. It serves the same models through the same request surface, so an inference profile for an affected family fails exactly the way a direct-Anthropic call does.
Merged main, which had landed a competing predicate
mainshippedmodelSupportsTemperaturein #3877 while this branch was open, so every merge conflict was the two predicates meeting. The merge commit resolves to main's name and call shape, which carries two carve-outs this branch never modelled: MCPJam-provided ids keep their temperature, and the GPT-5 check is folded in.Main's matching did not survive, because it does not fix the reported bug. It compares only the segment after the last
/of an unfolded id, so it recognises none of the Bedrock spellings:anthropic/claude-opus-4.7us.anthropic.claude-opus-4-7-20260205-v1:0arn:aws:bedrock:…:inference-profile/us.anthropic.claude-sonnet-5-…claude-opus-4-9(unshipped)anthropic.claude-opus-4-20250514-v1:0claude-haiku-4-5The change
The predicate moves to
sdk/src/model-sampling-support.ts— import-free, so it is reachable from the browser bundle, the worker, andHostRunner's request path alike — and is re-exported from@mcpjam/sdkand@mcpjam/sdk/browser. The inspector'smodelSupportsTemperaturenow answers from it instead of its own id list, keeping both carve-outs. One implementation, no second copy to drift;shared/eval-matching.tsalready re-exports SDK predicates this way.It is a per-family "removed from this version onward" threshold compared numerically, not an enumeration — the removal is monotonic within a family, so a list would regress the moment Opus 4.9 ships. The minor group is capped at two digits because a bare major on Bedrock is followed by the release date (
claude-opus-4-20250514-v1:0), which an unbounded group reads as minor20250514. Haiku has no entry, so it gets no forward guess.I swept the rest of the SDK:
generateTextinHostRunneris the only call that puts the field on the wire.generateObjectinscorers/judge-scorer.tspasses none, andhost-config/*andplatform/*are snapshot and DTO plumbing that funnel intoHostRunnerrather than reaching a provider.Tests
modelRejectsTemperatureover all four id shapes, versions past the cutoff that have not shipped, and negatives that must keep temperature: Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.5, Haiku 4.5, a bare Bedrock major, legacyclaude-3-opusordering, and Ollama bare ids (llama3.1:8b) that must not false-positive.HostRunneromits the key entirely for a Bedrock Opus 4.7 profile — asserted withnot.toHaveProperty("temperature"), sincetemperature: undefinedstill serialises the key. I verified the test fails without the guard.prepareChatV2and the mcp/chat-v2 route keep their Bedrock coverage.Both server suites stopped stubbing
modelSupportsTemperatureto a constanttrue. The stub predated any assertion about temperature, and with the cases that assert an omitted field merged in beside it, the suites were asserting the stub.chat-v2-orchestrationdrops it;mcp/chat-v2keeps a spy over the real implementation, because one hosted case still forces a branch its own model id cannot reach.Known gap
A Bedrock application inference profile or provisioned-throughput ARN names an opaque resource rather than a model, so an affected family behind one still sends the field. Closing that needs a Bedrock API call rather than a string match. Documented in the module and pinned by a test, so it reads as a known limit rather than as correct behaviour.
Follow-up, not in this PR
The hosted carve-out says MCPJam-provided models keep their temperature because "the backend owns the request body it sends upstream". That premise does not hold today:
mcpjam-backend/convex/stream/routes.tssendstemperature: typeof temperature === 'number' ? temperature : 0.7straight intogenerateText/streamTextfor hosted models, with no stripping. So hostedanthropic/claude-opus-5is plausibly 400ing. Either the backend strips the field or the carve-out goes — a backend change, and out of scope here.Summary by cubic
Stop sending temperature to Claude families that reject sampling params to prevent 400s on Anthropic and AWS Bedrock. Previously we always sent a temperature except for GPT‑5; now we omit it entirely for Opus 4.7+, Sonnet 5+, Fable 5+, and Mythos 5+ across hosted, Bedrock, and bare ids, and disable the slider accordingly.
modelRejectsTemperature(per‑family/version thresholds; dot→dash normalization; works for hosted ids, Bedrock inference profiles/ARNs, and bare ids). Exported from@mcpjam/sdkand@mcpjam/sdk/browser.HostRunnerandprepareChatV2now omit the temperature key for rejecting models; hosted/streambodies also omit it. Route and SDK tests assert the key is absent.modelSupportsTemperaturedelegates to the SDK predicate and no longer exempts hosted models; GPT‑5 still disables temperature, including hostedopenai/gpt-5*. Blank/unknown ids fall back to allowing temperature.SystemPromptSelectordisables temperature when all selected models ignore/reject it, shows a mixed‑selection notice when only some do, and falls back tocurrentModelwhen selection is empty.Written for commit 37d7be5. Summary will update on new commits.