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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR enables the affected model through the Responses path and adds compatibility filtering, but it currently advertises an unverified 1,048,576-token context window despite retaining a 128k fallback. Merge is reasonable with explicit owner follow-up to remove or validate that capability claim. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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리뷰 · 우선순위 71 / 80설명 이 PR은 OpenCode Go의 지금 현재 라인 src/adapters/openai-responses.ts (eslint-disable-next-line no-console ×2) - 하이진이 실패한 직접 원인이다. 새 TypeScript/lint suppression이 들어가면 경로 src/providers/registry.ts modelWireDefaults Decision Log - 바로 위 Decision Log 본문은 여전히 “GPT 5.6 Luna, and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor (#2617)”만 적는다. 코드에는 1.3이 들어갔는데 결정 기록이 1.2에 멈춰 있으면 나중에 “왜 1.3만 Responses인가”를 다시 파야 한다. 프로브 날짜(2026-09-02)와 Chat=500/Responses=200 한 줄을 로그에 추가하는 편이 좋다. 경로 modelContextWindows / modelInputModalities (1.3 미선언) - 작성자가 미검증이라 의도적으로 뺐다. 그래서 1.3은 카탈로그 기본(대개 128k·텍스트 전용)으로 남을 수 있다. 1.2는 이미 1_048_576과 경로 dropMuseSparkRecursiveSchemaTools vs dropMuseSparkOverlongToolNames - 이름 길이 가드는 경로 tool 드롭 동작 자체 - 긴 이름·순환 스키마 도구를 조용히 빼면 턴은 살아나지만, 모델이 그 MCP 도구를 아예 못 본다. warn 로그에 개수/이름을 남기는 건 좋다. 다만 사용자 화면에는 “도구가 사라짐”이 안 보이므로, 문서나 릴리즈 노트에 Muse Spark + Codex MCP 조합 제한을 한 줄 적어두면 이슈 재오픈이 줄어든다. 경로 schemaRefGraphHasCycle + lookupLocalJsonPointer - 로컬 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
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A compact acyclic $defs graph can make this traversal expand exponentially: if each definition references its predecessor twice, every visit(target, ...) repeats the entire subtree, so roughly 30 definitions can trigger about a billion synchronous visits and block Bun's request loop even though the JSON body is small. Add a per-tool node/expansion budget or safe memoization, and fail closed by dropping the tool when the bound is exceeded.
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Fixed in c72a806: the walk now carries a 4,096-node budget (mirroring XAI_MAX_SCHEMA_NODES) and fails closed by dropping the tool when exceeded. Covered by the new over-budget nesting test (dropped) and the wide-flat-diamond test (kept).
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When a schema uses JSON Schema's valid $ref-with-siblings form, this immediate return visits only the referenced target and skips every sibling keyword. For example, a root containing $ref: "#/$defs/base" alongside a property that references # is recursive but is classified as safe and forwarded, so Zen Go still rejects the entire turn; inspect the non-$ref siblings as well as the resolved target while preserving the active reference stack.
AGENTS.md reference: src/AGENTS.md:L19-L19
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Fixed in c72a806: $ref siblings are now visited with the current stack alongside the resolved target. Covered by the new sneaky-root test (a root pairing $ref with a property referencing # is now dropped).
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| console.warn(`[opencodex] muse-spark: dropped ${dropped.size} tool(s) with recursive schemas rejected by Zen Go: ${[...dropped].join(", ")}`); |
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Whenever a recursive schema is dropped, this warning writes every caller-supplied function name from the request body to production logs. MCP tool names can contain private server, integration, project, or account identifiers, so this creates persistent request-derived disclosure; log only the count, as the preceding overlong-name warning already does.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L345-L346
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Fixed: both suppressions are gone (hygiene green) — drops now go through debug-gated debugProviderDiagnostic, and the recursive-schema event logs count only, no tool names.
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In `@src/adapters/openai-responses.ts`:
- Around line 2074-2076: Update src/adapters/openai-responses.ts lines 2074-2076
and 2140-2142 to use one shared fallbackToolChoiceForDroppedTools helper instead
of duplicating the direct-name check. The helper must handle direct tool names
and allowed_tools choices by removing dropped tools, preserving kept tools, and
returning "auto" when none remain. Add regression coverage in
tests/muse-spark-web-search-compat.test.ts for mixed and all-dropped
allowed_tools choices.
- Around line 2072-2073: Replace the console.warn calls in the Muse Spark
tool-schema handling paths with debugProviderDiagnostic, using events
tool-schema-omitted and muse-spark-tool-schema-recursive respectively. Report
the omitted tool names in both payloads, matching normalizeToolSchemas, and
remove the no-console suppressions made unnecessary by this change.
- Around line 2096-2104: Update schemaRefGraphHasCycle to continue traversing
sibling schema values after processing a local $ref, memoize acyclic local
references, and enforce bounded node and recursion-depth limits to prevent
exponential traversal. Preserve handling for remote or unresolved references,
and add sibling-cycle and deep-diamond coverage in the existing compatibility
tests so buildRequest does not retain unsupported recursive schemas.
In `@src/providers/registry.ts`:
- Line 1495: Update the metadata tables associated with
"muse-spark-1.3-contributor" to declare its verified context window and input
modalities, matching "muse-spark-1.2-contributor" when probe evidence confirms
the same capabilities; otherwise add an omission comment in the existing style
explaining that the probe did not cover them.
In `@tests/muse-spark-web-search-compat.test.ts`:
- Around line 100-101: Correct the cited Codex MCP tool name in the
documentation comment near the test description, replacing
muse-spark-web-search-compat with the actual offending tool name identified by
the adapter comment in openai-responses.ts; leave the test behavior unchanged.
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- Line 1509: Remove the unverified muse-spark-1.3-contributor context-window
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| "muse-spark-1.2-contributor": 1_048_576, | ||
| // 1.3 shares the same 1M window: Meta documents one shared window for the | ||
| // 1.1/1.2/1.3 family (ai.developer.meta.com/docs/models, verified 2026-09-02). | ||
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The Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor model, accessible through platforms including OpenCode’s Zen gateway, features a maximum context window of approximately 1,000,000 tokens (often cited as 1.05 million or 1,048,576 tokens) [1][2]. Regarding the specific values mentioned: - 1048576 (1M) tokens: This is the defined maximum context window capacity for the Muse Spark 1.3 family (including the Contributor tier) [1][3][2]. This capacity is designed to support long-running agentic, multi-agent, and coding workflows [1][2]. - 128k: This figure is frequently associated with output limits or specific configuration defaults for various models routed through AI gateways, rather than the input context window of Muse Spark 1.3 [4][5]. In the context of Zen gateway configurations or general LLM tooling, 128k often represents a standard maximum output token cap or a common configuration threshold for smaller or legacy models [4][5][6]. In summary, 1048576 is the specified total context window for Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor, while 128k typically refers to output token limits or configuration constraints in associated tooling and gateways [1][5][2].
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- 6: https://hips.hanzo.ai/docs/hip-0039-zen-model-architecture/
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Remove the unverified Zen Go context-window row.
src/providers/registry.ts:1489 states that muse-spark-1.3-contributor has an unverified context window. However, src/providers/registry.ts:1507-1509 advertises 1_048_576 tokens, while src/providers/registry.ts:1520-1523 says to retain the 128k fallback until a size probe confirms the limit. Remove the row or add a Zen Go boundary result that supports 1,048,576 tokens.
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In `@src/providers/registry.ts` at line 1509, Remove the unverified
muse-spark-1.3-contributor context-window entry from the provider registry,
unless a confirmed Zen Go size-probe result supports 1,048,576 tokens; retain
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opencode-go/muse-spark-1.3-contributorusable through the proxy (it 400/500'd on every Codex request before):src/providers/registry.ts): route 1.3 overopenai-responses(probed 2026-09-02:/chat/completions-> upstream 500,/responses-> 200), declare its real effort ladder (none..xhigh, nomaxrung per the gateway error message), and map Codexmax->xhighso default-max callers stop taking a gateway 400.src/adapters/openai-responses.ts): generalize the 1.2-only Muse Spark guards to 1.3 via a sharedisMuseSparkGatewayModelpredicate (matches bare orprovider/-namespaced ids), and add two outbound-only guards for limits Zen Go enforces:function/customdeclarations with names > 64 chars (Codex MCP tools reach 67 chars; whole turn 400'd otherwise),functiondeclarations with cyclic local$refschemas (Recursive JSON schemas are not currently supported; diamond $refs sharing one$defsentry are kept). Atool_choicenaming a dropped tool falls back toauto.tests/muse-spark-web-search-compat.test.ts(1.3 strip, registry wire default, name-length drop/keep/additional_tools/tool_choice, cyclic-drop/diamond-keep/scoping).Out of scope on purpose: context-window / modality claims for 1.3 (unverified) — 1.3 stays on catalog defaults there; follow-up once probed. Likewise, dropped MCP tools (over-long names, recursive schemas) are simply not offered to Muse Spark models in Codex sessions; the turn survives, the tool is unavailable.
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bun test tests/muse-spark-web-search-compat.test.ts— 20 pass, 0 fail (new assertions failed before the source change, pass after).bun run typecheck— clean.bun run privacy:scan— passed (new diagnostics emit counts only, no bodies/keys/names).bun run test:changed— 14078 pass / 11 skip / 1 fail; the single failure (codex-shim.test.tslease-fd timing) passes isolated both with and without this change, so it reads as load flakiness, not a regression.codex execwithopencode-go/muse-spark-1.3-contributorand-1.2-contributorreturn OK (previously 500/400),gpt-5.6-solstill OK, and a real shell-tool round trip on 1.3 completes.c72a8064,8605f22c4):$refwalk carries a 4,096-node budget + 64-deep ceiling (fail closed) with sound proven-acyclic memoization;$refsiblings visited; drops go through debug-gateddebugProviderDiagnosticwith counts only; sharedfallbackMuseSparkToolChoicecovers direct +allowed_toolsselectors; registry Decision Log records the 1.3 probe;text+imagemodalities declared for 1.3 after a liveinput_imageprobe (context window intentionally left on catalog default — recorded in code). Replies posted on all eight inline threads.Checklist
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