feat(providers): add the direct Meta Model API provider - #3321
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…verdict wp0 of 260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth. Docs only; no runtime change. Two questions, two different answers. Can opencodex reach Muse Spark on Meta's own endpoint? Yes, and 010 is a diff-level plan for it: an OpenAI-compatible Responses provider at https://api.meta.ai/v1 built entirely from published spec. No API key was issued; the only contact with the endpoint was an unauthenticated GET that returned 401 invalid_api_key, which proves the host routes /v1 and answers in OpenAI error shape. Can a Muse Code subscription drive it? No, and that answer changed twice. The first draft said no third-party OAuth existed, sourced from a docs search returning 'No matching results' and Authentication's flat 'every request needs an API key'. Installing the CLI disproved it in one command: muse login opens a browser device-approval flow at auth.meta.com/oauth/device that Meta does not document. Finding it did not make it usable. The plan then became: complete a login, extract the credential, fire it at api.meta.ai, ship if it returns 200. The A-gate reviewer named the flaw - that experiment tests whether enforcement is absent, not whether use is permitted, and Meta answered the second question in writing before anyone asked ('This credential is for use with Muse Code only'). An unenforced restriction is still a restriction. So wp2 closes NOOP: no credential extracted, no login completed, no API test, and none exists on this machine. The user-visible half ships in wp1's provider note, which states outright that a Muse Code subscription does not apply here and every call is metered. Four adversarial audit rounds against one independent gpt-5.6-sol reviewer (FAIL, FAIL, FAIL, GO-WITH-FIXES) found what reading alone did not. Two were invisible from the vendor docs and only existed in this repository: - Provider id 'meta' would have hijacked 'meta/muse-spark-1.3', a live Command Code selector merged last week. router.ts:676 resolves the prefix against configured providers, so a working model reference would have silently changed destination. Now 'meta-model', with a routing regression required. - The advertised 'minimal' effort would have been rewritten to 'low' by reasoning-effort.ts:171. The registry array looked correct the whole time, which is why the tests now assert the built Responses body. Also folded: liveModels false (no authenticated roster was ever observed), preserveCustomDestination, decided price overlays with full Cost4, the order-sensitive parity roster, and the stack collapsed to a single PR.
Muse Spark reached opencodex through resellers only (command-code, opencode-go). This adds Meta's own endpoint as meta-model, an openai-responses key provider on https://api.meta.ai/v1. Built entirely from published spec. No API key was issued: the only contact with the endpoint was an unauthenticated GET /v1/models returning 401 invalid_api_key, which proves the host routes /v1 and answers in OpenAI error shape. Every value traces to a vendor page recorded in the plan's claim ledger, and anything Meta does not publish is absent rather than guessed -- notably max output tokens, whose only apparent value (131072) lives inside a third-party config sample while the protocol docs call the real limit model-dependent. Four decisions are not obvious from the vendor docs, and three of them come from this repository rather than from Meta. The id is meta-model, not meta. router.ts resolves a <provider>/<model> prefix against configured providers first, so a provider named meta would have captured meta/muse-spark-1.3 -- a live Command Code selector merged last week -- and silently redirected a working model reference to a different vendor and a different bill. It would also have derived META_API_KEY, which is the Muse Code CLI's variable, not this API's MODEL_API_KEY. The effort ladder carries an identity wire map. Meta publishes minimal/low/medium/high/xhigh and excludes none for Muse Spark (HTTP 400); max and ultra are absent from its list entirely. But reasoning-effort.ts rewrites minimal to low unless a model-scoped map says otherwise, so the picker would have advertised an effort the wire never sent. The registry array looked correct throughout, which is why the test asserts the built Responses body instead. liveModels is false. No authenticated /v1/models payload was ever observed, and Meta serves image and voice families on this same base URL, so discovery would publish rows this Responses-agent provider cannot drive. preserveCustomDestination is set, so a user who already owns a custom provider under this id keeps their destination and their key. The note states plainly that a Muse Code subscription does NOT apply here. Meta scopes that credential to its own CLI and meters every other key per token, so a user assuming their plan covers this would be billed pay-as-you-go. The Contributor tier's ~92% discount is disclosed as what it is: Meta trains on those prompts. Also: two price overlays (meta-model has no jawcode alias, so without them the cost column renders nothing), the order-sensitive parity roster, and the docs-site provider tables. Plan, claim ledger, and the four-round audit trail: devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This adds direct Meta Muse Spark API support with static model metadata, pricing, and documentation. The remaining low risk is that the Contributor discount wording may give users an inaccurate expectation of billing savings across token categories. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant routeModel
participant MetaModelProvider
participant MetaResponsesAPI
Client->>routeModel: select meta-model/muse-spark-1.3
routeModel->>MetaModelProvider: resolve static provider configuration
MetaModelProvider->>MetaResponsesAPI: POST /v1/responses with MODEL_API_KEY
MetaResponsesAPI-->>Client: OpenAI-compatible response
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In `@devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/000_plan.md`:
- Line 14: Define one canonical verification gate and reference it from all
three documents: update devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/000_plan.md:14
to include test:changed, privacy:scan, and the docs-site frozen-lockfile
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devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/010_wp1_direct_provider.md:257-261 and
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the same docs-site verification steps.
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`@devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/002_plan_credential_feasibility.md`:
- Around line 107-110: Revise the statements around the subscription credential
and muse login so they do not assert that muse login produces that credential
without evidence. Phrase the relationship conditionally or add first-party
evidence establishing the credential identity, while retaining the no-code
decision based on the explicit “Muse Code only” restriction.
In `@devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/010_wp1_direct_provider.md`:
- Line 172: Update the test-count statement near the ledger-row assertions to
reflect all seven test() cases, using “seven tests” or wording that accurately
describes the assertions.
- Line 110: Update the note’s Contributor-tier pricing description to avoid the
single “~92% cheaper” claim: explicitly state the approximately 92% input, 95%
output, and 99% cached-input savings based on the listed prices, or identify the
92% figure as input savings only. Keep the existing billing and confidentiality
guidance unchanged.
- Around line 60-64: Standardize the API-key environment variable used by
authKind "key" across ocx init and the documentation: choose one supported
variable, then update the init prompt/generation flow and
001_vendor_claim_ledger.md to reference it consistently, without relying on an
unsupported META_API_KEY fallback.
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| note: "Pay-as-you-go Meta Model API. Get a key at https://dev.meta.ai — a Meta developer account needs a payment method before it can serve requests, and every call is metered per token. A Muse Code subscription does NOT apply here: Meta scopes that credential to the Muse Code CLI and bills any other key pay-as-you-go (dev.meta.ai/docs/muse-code/subscriptions). The Contributor tier (muse-spark-1.3-contributor) is ~92% cheaper because Meta trains on your prompts; do not send confidential material through it. Muse Spark is also reachable through the command-code and opencode-go providers.", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
State Contributor savings per billing dimension.
The note calls the Contributor tier “~92% cheaper”, but the listed prices show approximately 92% lower input cost, 95% lower output cost, and 99% lower cached-input cost. A single tier-wide percentage can mislead users about pay-as-you-go charges. State the input discount explicitly or list the savings for each billing dimension.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/010_wp1_direct_provider.md` at line
110, Update the note’s Contributor-tier pricing description to avoid the single
“~92% cheaper” claim: explicitly state the approximately 92% input, 95% output,
and 99% cached-input savings based on the listed prices, or identify the 92%
figure as input savings only. Keep the existing billing and confidentiality
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CodeRabbit review findings on #3321. Two were user-facing defects. The docs told a user to set MODEL_API_KEY, which is Meta's own name for the variable. opencodex derives the env var from the provider id, so it reads META_MODEL_API_KEY and would never have seen the key. Following the docs verbatim produced a provider that silently failed to authenticate. Both the provider note and the docs-site section now give Meta's name and the one this proxy reads. The Contributor tier was described as '~92% cheaper', which is true only of input. The published prices are about 92% off input, 95% off output, and 99% off cached input, and a single tier-wide figure understates the saving while sounding like a precise claim. All three are stated now. Three documentation findings, all accepted: - 002 asserted that the credential muse login stores IS the subscription credential. No login completed, so that was never measured. It is now stated as inferred from Meta's description of CLI onboarding, with the reason the conclusion holds either way: muse login is the Muse Code CLI's own sign-in, so whatever it yields has no stronger claim to third-party use. - The verification gate differed across three plan documents. 030 now holds one canonical gate and the others reference it, including the docs-site frozen-lockfile install and build that docs-site/AGENTS.md requires whenever that directory is touched. Verified: 417 pages built. - A test-count sentence said six where the block has seven.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/010_wp1_direct_provider.md`:
- Line 172: Update the wording near the ledger-row coverage description to say
“seven tests” instead of “seven assertions,” or remove the numeric count; the
block contains seven test cases but more than seven expect calls.
In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/providers.md`:
- Line 456: Update the provider documentation sentence near the “command-code”
and “opencode-go” references to state specifically that Muse Spark 1.3
Contributor is reachable through those presets, rather than claiming the same
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CodeRabbit second-pass finding on #3321, and it is right: opencode-go serves only muse-spark-1.3-contributor, not the standard tier. Saying 'the same models are also reachable' would send a user to a preset that does not carry the model they were reading about. Both the provider note and the docs-site section now name which reseller carries which tier: command-code has both, opencode-go has Contributor only. Also corrects 'seven assertions' to 'seven tests' in the plan doc; the block has seven test cases and more than seven expect calls.
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Muse Spark reached opencodex through resellers only (
command-code,opencode-go). This adds Meta's own endpoint asmeta-model, anopenai-responseskey provider onhttps://api.meta.ai/v1.Built entirely from published spec. No API key was issued — the only contact with the endpoint was an unauthenticated
GET /v1/modelsreturning401 invalid_api_key, which proves the host routes/v1and answers in OpenAI error shape. Every value traces to a vendor page recorded in the claim ledger, and anything Meta does not publish is absent rather than guessed (notably max output tokens, whose only apparent value131072lives inside a third-party config sample while the protocol docs call the real limit "model-dependent").Four decisions are not obvious from the vendor docs, and three come from this repository rather than from Meta:
meta-model, notmeta.router.tsresolves a<provider>/<model>prefix against configured providers first, so a provider namedmetawould have capturedmeta/muse-spark-1.3— a live Command Code selector merged in feat(models): add Muse Spark 1.3 on the 1.2 spec #3317 — and silently redirected a working model reference to a different vendor and a different bill. It would also have derivedMETA_API_KEY, which is the Muse Code CLI's variable, not this API'sMODEL_API_KEY.minimal/low/medium/high/xhighand excludesnonefor Muse Spark (HTTP 400);maxandultraare absent from its list entirely. Butreasoning-effort.tsrewritesminimaltolowunless a model-scoped map says otherwise, so the picker would have advertised an effort the wire never sent. The registry array looked correct throughout — which is why the test asserts the built Responses body instead.liveModels: false. No authenticated/v1/modelspayload was ever observed, and Meta serves image and voice families on this same base URL, so discovery would publish rows this Responses-agent provider cannot drive.preserveCustomDestination: true, so a user who already owns a custom provider under this id keeps their destination and their key.The provider note states plainly that a Muse Code subscription does not apply here: Meta scopes that credential to its own CLI and meters every other key per token, so a user assuming their plan covers this would be billed pay-as-you-go. The Contributor tier's ~92% discount is disclosed as what it is — Meta trains on those prompts.
Also included: two price overlays (
meta-modelhas no jawcode alias, so without them the cost column renders nothing), the order-sensitive parity roster insert, and the docs-site provider tables.Plan credential: closed as a negative.
muse logindoes open an undocumented browser device-approval flow, which contradicted the first draft of the research. Finding it did not make it usable: the planned follow-up (extract the credential, fire it atapi.meta.ai, ship if it returns 200) tests whether enforcement is absent, not whether use is permitted, and Meta answered the second question in writing — "This credential is for use with Muse Code only." No credential was extracted, no login completed, and none exists on the dev machine. Reasoning:devlog/_plan/260903_muse_spark_plan_oauth/020.Verification
bun test tests/meta-model-api-provider.test.ts tests/provider-registry-parity.test.ts tests/usage-cost.test.ts— 131 pass, 0 fail, 1269 assertions.bun x tsc --noEmit— exit 0.bun run privacy:scan— passed.bun run test:changed— 14119 pass / 11 skip / 4 fail. The 4 failures are all intests/lab-fabric-task.test.ts(CL-07 producer timeouts at ~760ms each) and are unrelated to this change: that file passes 49/49 standalone both on the unmodifieddevbaseline and with this branch's changes applied. They look load-dependent under the full parallel run. CI is the arbiter.Checklist
docs-siteprovider base-URL table plus a new provider section; English source only.)preserveCustomDestinationexists specifically to stop a same-named custom provider's key from being retargeted to Meta.privacy:scangreen.)Summary by CodeRabbit
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