PromptTokenText now reflects the actual downstream context cost: the uploaded IGNORE.txt file content plus the neutral live prompt, instead of only the pre-split prompt text.
Lock in the current_input_file regression with API-level tests and document that returned context token counts now track full prompt semantics with conservative sizing.
Unify Claude count_tokens, legacy stream accounting, and legacy render usage with preserved prompt text so Claude stops falling back to lossy message formatting.
Use the stored full-context prompt text for chat non-stream, stream, and retry accounting so current_input_file no longer shrinks returned prompt token counts.
Move OpenAI chat and responses usage accounting onto the shared tokenizer-aware counters so prompt and output usage stay model-aware and conservatively sized.
Use go-tiktoken with embedded vocabularies for accurate BPE token counting. CountPromptTokens applies conservative padding so returned context token counts stay slightly above the real value instead of undercounting.
Extract the compacted-context prompt string into a single function in
promptcompat and add a [context note] block to the injected file wrapper
so the model knows the attached history is compressed context, not new
instructions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously retry/continue requests reused the initial PoW header and
lacked parent_message_id, causing them to land as disconnected root
messages in the DeepSeek session instead of proper follow-up turns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Auto-retry Chat/Responses streams once when upstream output is empty but not content-filtered, reusing session/token/PoW and appending a regeneration suffix to the prompt
- Wire DeepSeek continue API into Vercel streams for multi-round thinking output exhaustion
- Defer empty-output errors in stream finalizers to enable synthetic retry; only surface failure when the retry budget is exhausted
- Track content_filter stops to avoid retry on filtered outputs
- Add comprehensive tests for stream/non-stream retry, Responses retry, and content_filter no-retry
- Update prompt-compatibility.md documentation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add shared ToolMarkupTag scanner (toolcalls_scan.go) replacing hardcoded alias tables
- Support DSML collapsed tag names (<DSMLtool_calls>, <DSMLinvoke>, <DSMLparameter>)
- Parse JSON literal values from parameter bodies (123→number, true→bool, null)
- Recover unclosed CDATA in final parse/flush via SanitizeLooseCDATA
- Align Go and Node implementations (scanToolMarkupTagAt, findMatchingToolMarkupClose)
- Reject bare <invoke> as unsupported syntax, only tool_calls wrapper triggers tool path
- Update API.md and toolcall-semantics.md documentation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Guard current_input_file.enabled / thinking_injection.{enabled,prompt} with hasNestedSettingsKey so partial updates don't overwrite omitted fields
- Expand DSML alias support to tolerate space-separated tags (e.g. <|dsml invoke>) alongside pipe-separated forms
- Sync Go sieve, Node sieve, toolcall parser, and tests for all new DSML variants
- Update API.md and toolcall-semantics.md with expanded alias coverage
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Chat history: early 304 via Revision()/DetailRevision() to avoid full snapshot reads
- WebUI: lazy-load tab containers with Suspense fallback
- Toolstream: split tool_sieve_xml.go into tags.go and scan.go
- CI: trigger on main branch, guard cross-build to dev/main pushes only
- Docs: add DEVELOPER.md developer quick reference
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add support for DSML wrapper aliases (<dsml|tool_calls>, <|tool_calls>,
<｜tool_calls>) alongside canonical XML. Normalize mixed DSML/canonical
tags instead of rejecting them. Add tilde fence (~~~) support, fix
nested fence and unclosed fence handling, support CDATA-protected fence
content, and skip prose mentions when scanning for real tool blocks.
Mirror all changes between Go and Node.js runtimes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
