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Persist status code and cause on provider error events (#674) - #882
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Session events of type "error" only ever stored the top-level message
string, e.g. {"type":"error","payload":{"message":"provider error:
provider returned error"}}. The HTTP status code and upstream cause
were discarded, leaving no way to determine why a provider call
failed from the CLI or its logs.
- zeroruntime.StreamEvent gains StatusCode/Cause fields, set at the
provider's two response-driven error sites (HTTP error response,
streamed error payload).
- zeroruntime.CollectedStream carries them through as
ErrorStatusCode/ErrorCause.
- agent.Run now returns a *zeroruntime.StreamError (implements error)
instead of a flat errors.New(...), so the detail survives to the
call site instead of being flattened into a string.
- New sessions.ErrorEventPayload(err) builds the EventError payload,
adding "statusCode"/"cause" via errors.As when present (unwrapping
wrapped errors too). All three session-event call sites
(exec.go, exec_spec.go, tui/model.go) now use it.
Cause is built from the existing provider.redact(...) helper — the
same scrubbing already applied to the classified Error string — so
nothing new is ever persisted unredacted.
Scoped to the OpenAI-compatible provider (matches the issue's repro:
provider=gitlawb-opengateway, model=tencent/hy3). Anthropic and
Gemini have the identical classifiedError/redact pattern at their own
StreamEventError sites and can get the same two-field addition as a
fast follow.
Fixes issue 1 of Twigpine#674. Issues 2 (turn resume) and 3 (duplicate
terminal detection) are separate, not addressed here per the
maintainer's split.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BLkz6WZYMD3AoiMHQLGvmB
WalkthroughStream errors now preserve HTTP status codes and redacted upstream causes. Runtime collection retains this metadata, and agent, CLI, session, and TUI paths carry it into error event payloads. ChangesStream error metadata
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OpenAIProvider
participant CollectedStream
participant AgentRun
participant SessionEvent
OpenAIProvider->>CollectedStream: emit status code and redacted cause
CollectedStream->>AgentRun: return StreamError
AgentRun->>SessionEvent: serialize ErrorEventPayload
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Oversized error details can slightly exceed the intended storage limit. The localized fix should be made before merge or accepted with owner awareness. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new diagnostics preserve useful detail, but gateway error content that was previously omitted can now be saved and included in a later request. Credential masking and restrictive local file permissions limit exposure; they do not remove every sensitive URL value or prevent diagnostic text from influencing subsequent requests. Retained concerns
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In `@internal/agent/loop.go`:
- Line 493: Add an agent-level regression test for Run using a provider that
emits StreamEventError; assert the returned error can be matched with errors.As
to zeroruntime.StreamError and that its StatusCode and Cause match the emitted
event, covering the collector-to-agent propagation boundary.
In `@internal/providers/openai/provider_test.go`:
- Around line 525-545: Update
TestStreamCompletionStreamedErrorCarriesStatusCodeAndCause to include a
secret-shaped value such as sk-secret in the SSE error message, then assert that
event.Cause retains the upstream detail while excluding the secret. Keep the
existing status-code and single-error assertions unchanged.
In `@internal/providers/openai/provider.go`:
- Around line 408-411: Update the upstream-unreachable early return in the
provider stream error handling to preserve response metadata by setting
StatusCode from response.StatusCode and Cause using provider.redact(message),
alongside the existing Error. Add a regression test covering the
providerio.UpstreamUnreachable path and verifying these metadata fields are
returned.
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- emitHTTPError's UpstreamUnreachable branch was dropping StatusCode/ Cause (only the humanized Error string was set), unlike the classifiedError branch right below it. A proxy connectivity failure (e.g. a local Ollama daemon serving a "-cloud" model) lost its response metadata even though response.StatusCode was available. Now sets both, same as the main path. - TestStreamCompletionStreamedErrorCarriesStatusCodeAndCause now includes a secret-shaped value in the SSE error message and asserts it's absent from Cause, matching the redaction check already done for the HTTP-error path. - TestStreamCompletionHumanizesUpstreamUnreachableGatewayError now asserts StatusCode/Cause on the upstream-unreachable path (the fix above). - New TestRunReturnsStreamErrorWithStatusCodeAndCause in internal/agent covers the collector-to-agent propagation boundary end-to-end: a provider emitting StreamEventError with StatusCode/ Cause set results in Run returning an error errors.As can still recover those fields from. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BLkz6WZYMD3AoiMHQLGvmB
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@Vasanthdev2004 this is ready for review — implements the fix for issue 1 as discussed (status code + upstream cause persisted on the error event, scrubbed through the existing secret redaction). CodeRabbit's automated review feedback has also been addressed (see comment above). Let me know if you'd like any changes. |
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Nice piece of work, and the design is right in the place it matters most. Requesting changes for one small thing that will fail CI, plus two notes.
First, though: your real CI never ran. The only check on this PR is CodeRabbit. The other nine (build, vet, format, tests, smoke) did not trigger, so nothing here has been verified by the pipeline. I ran it locally on Windows instead.
The blocker: gofmt is dirty
gofmt -l flags internal/zeroruntime/helpers.go. Inserting the comment between Error and ErrorStatusCode splits the struct's alignment group, so gofmt now wants the first four fields aligned to their own narrower width:
- Text string
- ToolCalls []ToolCall
- Usage Usage
- Error string
+ Text string
+ ToolCalls []ToolCall
+ Usage Usage
+ Error string
gofmt -w internal/zeroruntime/helpers.go fixes it. I checked this is a genuine violation rather than the CRLF false positive Windows sometimes produces here: the file is i/lf w/lf, and the diff is alignment, not line endings.
What I verified
The security question on a change like this is whether persisting provider error detail leaks credentials into events.jsonl. It does not, and I checked rather than taking the doc comment's word for it. Every site that sets Cause in openai/provider.go passes through provider.redact, and Redact scrubs the literal API key and auth header plus Bearer-shaped tokens. Cause also carries no more than Error already did: ClassifiedError embeds the same redacted message, so this duplicates existing exposure rather than creating new. Body size is already bounded at 64 KiB by the LimitReader.
I also went looking for the failure mode where a helper is correct but unreachable, because I shipped exactly that bug recently: the counter was right and the caller never triggered it. Here the chain holds end to end. The provider sets the fields, CollectStreamWithOptions copies them onto CollectedStream, loop.go:493 builds a real *StreamError instead of errors.New, and errors.As recovers it at the three call sites. TestRunReturnsStreamErrorWithStatusCodeAndCause drives Run rather than the helper, which is the right level for it.
Local results: go build, go vet clean. internal/sessions, internal/zeroruntime, internal/providers/openai and the new agent test all pass.
Two notes, neither blocking
The join is the one untested seam. You test Run returns the error, and you test ErrorEventPayload maps a *StreamError. Nothing asserts that a persisted session event actually comes out carrying statusCode/cause. That is the exact join where a change to either side stops the feature working while both tests stay green. One test that records an error event and reads back the payload would close it.
Three of the four error emitters are untouched. StreamEventError is also emitted by anthropic/provider.go, gemini/provider.go and openai/codex_responses.go, and none of them set StatusCode/Cause, so an Anthropic or Gemini user still gets the bare message this issue is about. Your description says "issue 1 of #674" so I take the scope as deliberate, and I would not hold the PR for it. Worth saying out loud only so #674 does not get closed on this landing.
Fix the format and re-trigger CI and I am happy to approve.
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@Vasanthdev2004 thanks for the thorough review, especially for running it locally since CI didn't.
Pushed both fixes to the same branch, should show up on this PR automatically. |
Resolves the sole conflict in internal/agent/loop_test.go: both branches appended new test functions at the end of the file (this branch's TestRunReturnsStreamErrorWithStatusCodeAndCause vs main's TestRunSuppressesAdvisoryHooksInPlanMode / TestPlanModeHonorsBeforeToolVeto) - kept all three, no logical overlap.
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Also: this branch had drifted 17 commits behind `main` and GitHub was reporting it as unmergeable. Merged `main` in (`ef00dd6`) — one trivial conflict in `internal/agent/loop_test.go` where both sides appended a new test at the end of the file (no logical overlap, kept all three tests). Build/vet/tests clean on the merged tree; PR shows mergeable again. |
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In `@internal/agent/loop.go`:
- Line 493: Preserve diagnostic fields when recovering HTTP 400 image-rejection
errors: in internal/agent/loop.go lines 493-493, update the image-rejection
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I found issues that need to be addressed before this is ready.
Merge readiness
- [P1] Rebase onto current
mainbefore merge
internal/zeroruntime/types.go
GitHub reports this head as conflicting (mergeable: false,mergeable_state: dirty). The captured livemainis27b319ca, and merging it with this head produces a content conflict inStreamEventbecause both sides add fields there. Please rebase onto currentmain, resolve that conflict, and request review of the resolved diff.
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- [P1] Preserve diagnostics through the image-rejection recovery
internal/agent/loop.go:396
An OpenAI-compatible provider can now attach the HTTP status and redacted upstream cause to a streamed 400 image-rejection error, but this recovery branch replaces the collected error with a plainfmt.Errorfand returns before theStreamErrorconstruction below.ErrorEventPayloadconsequently cannot recover the structured error and persists onlymessage, leaving this provider failure non-diagnosable. Please wrap/preserve the existingStreamErrorwhile keeping the established friendly image-rejection message, and add a regression that exercises this recovery path.
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Requesting changes on one item. Context first: this PR's CI had never actually run. It was held at action_required behind the fork gate, so the green check you saw was CodeRabbit alone.
I released it and it came back red, but that red is not yours. Releasing a long-gated run replays the original run, and yours dates from 2026-08-10, so it executed against a base three weeks old. It fails govulncheck on internal/terminalpet/client.go, a file this PR does not touch, and I ran govulncheck against current main: No vulnerabilities found. A rebase clears it. Sorry for the noise; I did not expect a released run to be a replay rather than a fresh one.
Streamed errors persist a fabricated statusCode 500. At provider.go:297 the local statusCode := http.StatusInternalServerError is a classification bucket, overwritten only when chunk.Error.Code matches one of six known entries. This PR newly exports that local as the persisted status code. For a streamed error the HTTP response was 200, so a reader of events.jsonl now sees an authoritative-looking statusCode: 500 for a transaction that never returned 500. Persisting "unknown" or omitting the field is more useful than persisting a bucket, because a consumer cannot tell the fabricated 500 from a real one.
One note: nothing truncates between the response body and events.jsonl, so a single failure can persist a 64 KiB cause. Worth a bound, though the amplification is smaller than it first looks and depends on which branch produced the error.
The rest of the change is good, and persisting the cause at all is the right call.
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The two red checks here are both govulncheck, with findings in the Go standard library (net/url and crypto/tls, reached through web_search, mcp and dictation), none of them in this change. The run is from Aug 28 and the toolchain and vulndb have moved since, so I have re-run the failed jobs rather than ask you to touch anything. If they clear, this is back to a normal review; if the stdlib findings are still open, that is repo-wide and not yours to fix here. |
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Re-ran, still red, and now I can say exactly why, which corrects what I said above about it not being yours to act on. The findings are in the standard library at Go 1.26.5 (net/url, crypto/tls), fixed in 1.26.6. The branch pins 1.26.5; main is on 1.26.6 and its latest Security & code health run is clean, so this is the branch being behind main, not anything in the change. A rebase onto current main clears it. Nothing in your diff is at fault; the remedy just happens to be on your side. |
The 400 image-rejection branch returned a plain fmt.Errorf, so errors.As could not recover StatusCode/Cause and the session error event persisted only the message. Wrap the StreamError with %w; the user-facing message is unchanged.
A streamed error arrives on a 200 response, so the local 500 default used for classification is not an observed status; report StatusCode only when the payload code maps to a known status. Cap the persisted cause at 8 KiB (rune-safe, with a truncation marker) since provider bodies read up to 64 KiB.
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internal/agent/loop.go (1)
503-503: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winImage-rejection path still drops
StreamErrormetadata.Line 503 wraps the metadata only for the final fallthrough. The image-rejection branch in
recoverStreamError(Line 407) still returnsfmt.Errorf(... %s ..., collected.Error). That error does not wrap*zeroruntime.StreamError.errors.Asinsessions.ErrorEventPayloadthen cannot recoverstatusCodeorcausefor a 400 image rejection. The same applies to the initial-connect error at Line 318, but that path has no collected metadata.This repeats an earlier review comment that is marked addressed. The current code does not show the fix.
Proposed fix at Line 407
- return collected, fmt.Errorf("model %s rejected the image: %s. The model may not support image input — try switching to a vision-capable model (claude, gpt-4o, gemini)", options.Model, collected.Error) + return collected, fmt.Errorf("model %s rejected the image: %w. The model may not support image input — try switching to a vision-capable model (claude, gpt-4o, gemini)", options.Model, &zeroruntime.StreamError{Message: collected.Error, StatusCode: collected.ErrorStatusCode, Cause: collected.ErrorCause})🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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pushed two commits on top of main merged in (031b841, no rebase, so the review history stays). @jatmn fixed in ba92df9: the image-rejection recovery now wraps the collected StreamError with %w inside the same friendly message, so errors.As still finds statusCode and cause. added TestRunImageRejectionKeepsStreamErrorStatusCodeAndCause, which drives Run through a 400 image rejection and asserts the unchanged message plus status and cause; it fails on the previous commit and passes now. @Vasanthdev2004 fixed in 571675d: the streamed path no longer persists the 500 bucket. it still drives classification, but statusCode is only set when the payload code maps to a known status, otherwise the field is omitted. cause is capped at 8 KiB in ErrorEventPayload (rune-safe, with a truncation marker); 8 KiB matches maxProjectContextBytes and is easy to change if you prefer another number. tests: TestStreamCompletionStreamedErrorWithUnknownCodeReportsNoStatus, TestErrorEventPayloadBoundsCause, TestErrorEventPayloadKeepsCauseAtCap. one open question: a mapped streamed code like 429 from rate_limit_exceeded is still persisted, since it comes from the payload body even though the http response was 200. say if you would rather treat any streamed status as unobserved; it is a one line change. gofmt, vet, build and go test pass, and govulncheck reports no vulnerabilities on go 1.26.6. |
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132-133: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the test cross a UTF-8 rune boundary.
maxErrorCauseBytesis even, so the repeated"é"input reaches the cap between complete runes. A byte-slice implementation can therefore pass both the UTF-8 assertion and the body-length assertion. Prefix the repeated runes with a one-byte character so the cap falls inside a rune. Also assert the complete persisted cause length, includingerrorCauseTruncationMarker.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Fixes issue 1 of #674.
Problem
Session events of type
"error"only ever persisted the top-level message string:{"type":"error","payload":{"message":"provider error: provider returned error"}}No HTTP status code, response body, or upstream error cause was captured anywhere, and there's no
--verbose/--debugflag to get more detail either. When a provider call failed there was no way to determine why from the CLI or its logs.Fix
zeroruntime.StreamEventgainsStatusCode/Causefields, populated at the provider's two response-driven error sites (HTTP error response, streamed error payload).zeroruntime.CollectedStreamcarries them through asErrorStatusCode/ErrorCause.agent.Runnow returns a*zeroruntime.StreamError(implementserror) instead of a flaterrors.New(...), so the detail survives instead of being flattened into a plain string before it reaches the call site.sessions.ErrorEventPayload(err)builds theEventErrorpayload, adding"statusCode"/"cause"viaerrors.Aswhen present (this also unwraps wrapped errors, e.g.fmt.Errorf("...: %w", err)). All three session-event call sites (exec.go,exec_spec.go,tui/model.go) now use it instead of the oldmap[string]any{"message": err.Error()}.Causeis built from the existingprovider.redact(...)helper — the same secret-scrubbing already applied to the classifiedErrorstring — so nothing new is ever persisted unredacted, per the "goes through the existing secret scrubbing" ask in the issue discussion.Scope
This PR is scoped to the OpenAI-compatible provider, which matches the issue's repro (
provider=gitlawb-opengateway,model=tencent/hy3— the generic OpenAI-compatible client used for custom/self-hosted gateways). Anthropic and Gemini providers have the identicalclassifiedError/redactpattern at their ownStreamEventErrorsites and can get the same two-field addition as a fast follow — happy to open that as a separate PR if useful.Issues 2 (turn resume after a provider error) and 3 (duplicate background terminal detection) are separate per the maintainer's split and not addressed here.
Testing
go build ./...andgo vet ./...clean.sessions,zeroruntime,providers/*,agent,cli,tui).internal/sessions/error_payload_test.go— plain error, structuredStreamError, wrappedStreamError(viaerrors.As), and zero-value status/cause omission.internal/providers/openai/provider_test.go—StatusCode/Causepropagation for both the HTTP-error and streamed-chunk-error paths, including a redaction check.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Tests