The live codex text provider was a redundant projection of the openai
catalog (exclusive provider ownership; the openai plugin's ChatGPT OAuth
discovery already serves gpt-5.6-* route-aware). Folding it:
- extensions/codex no longer registers a text provider, catalog entry, or
synthetic text auth; provider.ts/provider-catalog.ts/provider-discovery.ts
and the route-blind model-name heuristics are deleted; the narrow
post-harness reasoning fallback moves to an app-server-owned module
- openai thinking policy keys on explicit selected-route provenance
(api === openai-chatgpt-responses) instead of value-shape inference
- models.list gains an optional additive agentRuntime field (configured
intent); session agentHarnessId remains the execution proof
- doctor --fix migrates the shipped codex/* config shape end to end:
every model slot, provider-config merge with blocker-aware conflict
handling, sessions, cron payloads (two-phase: runtime policy persists
before cron refs rewrite), transcripts; migrated refs carry model-scoped
agentRuntime.id=codex preserving the shipped wizard semantics; auto
runtime policies normalize to codex with sibling fields preserved;
blocked provider conflicts retain the whole legacy namespace fail-closed
with an actionable warning
- the stale openai:default profile cleanup (#91352) was deliberately
deferred to a follow-up after review showed it needs per-agent identity
proofs; doctor keeps warning about unusable profiles
Fixes#105561Fixes#84637Fixes#90420
* fix(deepgram): reject malformed and non-http(s) realtime base URL overrides
* fix(deepgram): accept direct ws(s):// realtime base URL overrides
Preserve released behavior: v2026.6.11 passes wss:// (and ws://) base URL
overrides straight through to the WebSocket URL builder. The prior validator
rejected every non-http(s) scheme, breaking custom Deepgram realtime proxies
that use a direct wss:// endpoint. Accept ws:/wss: alongside http(s):, keep
rejecting malformed and unrelated schemes, and preserve a direct ws(s):
override's protocol/path/port through toDeepgramRealtimeWsUrl.
* fix(deepgram): keep secure ws:// -> wss:// upgrade for realtime base URL
A prior change preserved direct ws:/wss: overrides unchanged, which also
stopped upgrading a plaintext ws:// override to wss://. That regressed the
released behavior where every accepted non-http: scheme maps to wss:, so an
existing ws:// endpoint would begin sending Deepgram realtime audio and
provider auth over an unencrypted socket. Restore the release mapping
(http: -> ws:, all others -> wss:), which still preserves a direct wss://
override and keeps the ws:// -> wss:// secure upgrade.
* fix(deepgram): preserve custom websocket transport
Co-authored-by: dwc1997 <du.wenchi@xydigit.com>
* test(deepgram): use placeholder credential fixture
* test(deepgram): clarify loopback callbacks
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Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
* feat(openai): recognize GPT-Live realtime models and fail closed with guidance
OpenAI's gpt-live-1/gpt-live-1-mini full-duplex voice models are API
early-access only and use a WebRTC-only quicksilver session protocol with
handoff-based agent delegation that OpenClaw's realtime transports do not
implement yet. Configuring a gpt-live-* model now produces actionable
configuration errors on the realtime WebSocket bridge and Talk browser
sessions instead of opaque provider errors or audio-only sessions without
agent access. GA gpt-realtime behavior unchanged; default model stays
gpt-realtime-2.1.
Related: #104683
* test(openai): narrow browser session union before asserting offerUrl
The Codex/Claude sidebar sections leaked long titles across the row
timestamps and past the sidebar edge because the row body was never a
flex container, so the title span stayed inline and ellipsis rules did
not apply. The sections also rendered every loaded session (Codex swept
up to 100 catalog pages per host every 30s) with no height cap, growing
past the sidebar shell and painting over the footer.
Rows now reuse the regular session-row __text anatomy so titles
ellipsize, the sidebar renders only the newest 10 sessions per host
with a derived truncation note (the full catalog stays on the sessions
page), each section shrinks and scrolls inside the sidebar body, and
the shell body clips as a final guard. The sidebar full-catalog
hydration loop and the one-off __body class are deleted.
Formatting proof: oxfmt --check clean on changed files via Testbox
tbx_01kx92cwpr1x9ccp2fgn441y8h (local hook skipped: no node_modules).
Fixes#104584
* fix(opencode-go): remove deprecated mimo-v2-omni and mimo-v2-pro model aliases
These deprecated aliases reject agent requests from the OpenCode Go gateway.
Remove them from the provider catalog and clean up all references in probe
skip lists, CI workflows, and tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(opencode-go): complete deprecated MiMo cleanup
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
* fix(nvidia): refresh bundled featured models
* fix(nvidia): match featured model feed exactly
* fix(nvidia): remove transient feed detail
* fix(nvidia): correct super context window
* fix(nvidia): align auth choice expectation
* fix(nvidia): hide deprecated models from selection
Refresh the bundled featured catalog while retaining deprecated model metadata for exact-reference compatibility. Route NVIDIA onboarding and catalog picker surfaces through selectable-only provider builders.
* fix(nvidia): simplify featured model table
* fix(nvidia): restore shipped compatibility rows
* feat(stepfun): add step-3.7-flash model and make it default
* fix(stepfun): set step-3.7-flash cacheRead cost to 0.04
* fix(stepfun): raise step-3.7-flash maxTokens to context limit
Output was artificially capped at 65536; StepFun docs set max_tokens
default to INF, bounded only by the 256K context window. Raise
step-3.7-flash maxTokens to 262144 on both stepfun and stepfun-plan,
matching contextWindow. Per models.dev anomalyco/models.dev#1903.
step-3.5-flash entries unchanged.
* fix(stepfun): zero step-plan step-3.7-flash cost for plan billing
Step Plan endpoint bills per subscription plan, not per token, matching
the sibling stepfun-plan/step-3.5-flash and step-3.5-flash-2603 entries
which already carry zero cost. Standard stepfun/step-3.7-flash keeps its
per-token rate. Per models.dev anomalyco/models.dev#1903, whose step-plan
providers omit cost entirely.
* docs(changelog): note StepFun 3.7 support
* style(stepfun): format provider table
* fix(stepfun): forward reasoning effort
* fix(stepfun): scope reasoning compat to 3.7
* test(stepfun): keep 3.5 reasoning compat unchanged
* fix(stepfun): carry off fallback through agent turns
* fix(stepfun): use documented token limit field
* fix(stepfun): match chat completions contract
* chore(stepfun): keep changelog release-owned
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Co-authored-by: Tianning Li <litianning@stepfun.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
Adds GitHub Enterprise data-residency support to the existing bundled GitHub Copilot provider.
Maintainer proof:
- GitHub CI green on head 54010a6538
- `check-lint`, `check-additional-extension-bundled`, and `check-shrinkwrap` passed in CI
- local `pnpm lint:extensions:bundled`, `pnpm lint`, and focused GitHub Copilot Vitest passed
- AWS Crabbox proof passed
- live microsoft.ghe.com device-flow/token-exchange/model-catalog proof passed
Co-authored-by: Tobias Oort <tobias.oort@ict.nl>
Co-authored-by: Gio Della-Libera <235387111+giodl73-repo@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
