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130 changes: 130 additions & 0 deletions src/services/api/__tests__/streamCompletion.test.ts
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import { describe, expect, test } from 'bun:test'
import {
hasCompletedToolUse,
isPrematureStreamTruncation,
type CompletionMessageLike,
type StreamTruncationInput,
} from '../streamCompletion'

function msg(content: unknown): CompletionMessageLike {
return { message: { content } }
}

describe('hasCompletedToolUse', () => {
test('returns false for an empty message list', () => {
expect(hasCompletedToolUse([])).toBe(false)
})

test('returns false when messages contain only text blocks', () => {
expect(hasCompletedToolUse([msg([{ type: 'text', text: 'hello' }])])).toBe(
false,
)
})

test('returns false when a thinking block completed but no tool_use', () => {
expect(
hasCompletedToolUse([
msg([{ type: 'thinking', thinking: '...' }]),
msg([{ type: 'text', text: 'done' }]),
]),
).toBe(false)
})

test('returns true when a tool_use block completed', () => {
expect(
hasCompletedToolUse([
msg([{ type: 'text', text: 'ok' }]),
msg([{ type: 'tool_use', name: 'Write', input: {} }]),
]),
).toBe(true)
})

test('returns true for a server_tool_use block', () => {
expect(
hasCompletedToolUse([
msg([{ type: 'server_tool_use', name: 'advisor' }]),
]),
).toBe(true)
})

test('tolerates missing/non-array content without throwing', () => {
expect(hasCompletedToolUse([{ message: {} }])).toBe(false)
expect(hasCompletedToolUse([{}])).toBe(false)
expect(hasCompletedToolUse([msg('not-an-array')])).toBe(false)
})
})

describe('isPrematureStreamTruncation', () => {
const base: StreamTruncationInput = {
hasPartialMessage: true,
stopReason: null,
startedBlockCount: 2,
completedMessageCount: 1,
hasCompletedToolUse: false,
}

test('detects the gateway idle-timeout signature (open block, no stop_reason)', () => {
// text block closed (completedMessageCount=1), tool_use opened but never
// closed (startedBlockCount=2), no message_delta (stopReason=null).
expect(isPrematureStreamTruncation(base)).toBe(true)
})

test('does not fire when a terminal stop_reason arrived', () => {
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({ ...base, stopReason: 'end_turn' }),
).toBe(false)
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({ ...base, stopReason: 'tool_use' }),
).toBe(false)
})

test('does not fire when every opened block was closed', () => {
// startedBlockCount === completedMessageCount → no dangling block.
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({
...base,
startedBlockCount: 1,
completedMessageCount: 1,
}),
).toBe(false)
})

test('does not fire when no message_start was received', () => {
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({ ...base, hasPartialMessage: false }),
).toBe(false)
})

test('does not fire when a tool_use already completed (inc-4258 guard)', () => {
// Even with an open trailing block and null stop_reason, a completed
// tool_use means the non-streaming fallback could double-execute it.
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({ ...base, hasCompletedToolUse: true }),
).toBe(false)
})

test('does not fire on a legitimate empty response (no blocks at all)', () => {
// Structured-output turn 2: end_turn with zero content blocks. Here
// stopReason would be set, but even with stopReason=null a zero-block
// response has startedBlockCount === completedMessageCount === 0.
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({
...base,
startedBlockCount: 0,
completedMessageCount: 0,
}),
).toBe(false)
})

test('fires when multiple blocks completed but a later block was cut', () => {
expect(
isPrematureStreamTruncation({
hasPartialMessage: true,
stopReason: null,
startedBlockCount: 3,
completedMessageCount: 2,
hasCompletedToolUse: false,
}),
).toBe(true)
})
})
112 changes: 109 additions & 3 deletions src/services/api/claude.ts
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Expand Up @@ -181,6 +181,11 @@ import { headlessProfilerCheckpoint } from 'src/utils/headlessProfiler.js'
import { isMcpInstructionsDeltaEnabled } from 'src/utils/mcpInstructionsDelta.js'
import { calculateUSDCost } from 'src/utils/modelCost.js'
import { endQueryProfile, queryCheckpoint } from 'src/utils/queryProfiler.js'
import { isSseTraceEnabled, traceSseEvent } from 'src/utils/sseTrace.js'
import {
hasCompletedToolUse,
isPrematureStreamTruncation,
} from 'src/services/api/streamCompletion.js'
import {
modelSupportsAdaptiveThinking,
modelSupportsThinking,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -2037,6 +2042,40 @@ async function* queryModel(
resetStreamIdleTimer()
const now = Date.now()

// Raw SSE tracer (opt-in via CLAUDE_CODE_SSE_TRACE_FILE): capture every
// stream event's type — and for content_block_start, the block type /
// tool name — so we can see whether a tool_use block actually arrives
// after a long thinking block, or whether the gateway jumps straight to
// message_delta(stop_reason=end_turn) and drops the tool call.
if (isSseTraceEnabled()) {
const detail: Record<string, unknown> = {
type: part.type,
elapsedMs: now - start,
requestId: streamRequestId ?? null,
}
if (part.type === 'content_block_start') {
detail.blockType = part.content_block.type
detail.index = part.index
if (
part.content_block.type === 'tool_use' ||
part.content_block.type === 'server_tool_use'
) {
detail.toolName = (part.content_block as { name?: string }).name
}
} else if (part.type === 'content_block_delta') {
detail.deltaType = (part.delta as { type?: string }).type
detail.index = part.index
} else if (part.type === 'message_delta') {
detail.stopReason = part.delta.stop_reason
detail.outputTokens = (
part.usage as { output_tokens?: number }
)?.output_tokens
} else if (part.type === 'content_block_stop') {
detail.index = part.index
}
traceSseEvent('stream_event', detail)
}

// Detect and log streaming stalls (only after first event to avoid counting TTFB)
if (lastEventTime !== null) {
const timeSinceLastEvent = now - lastEventTime
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// Clear the idle timeout watchdog now that the stream loop has exited
clearStreamIdleTimers()

// Raw SSE tracer: stream-end summary. Records the final assembled block
// layout and stop_reason so we can confirm — for a premature end_turn —
// whether any tool_use block was ever assembled. If blockTypes shows only
// [thinking, text] with stopReason=end_turn right after the model said it
// would act, the gateway dropped the tool call.
if (isSseTraceEnabled()) {
traceSseEvent('stream_end', {
elapsedMs: Date.now() - start,
requestId: streamRequestId ?? null,
stopReason: stopReason ?? null,
blockTypes: contentBlocks
.filter(Boolean)
.map(b => (b as { type?: string }).type ?? 'unknown'),
blockCount: contentBlocks.filter(Boolean).length,
})
}

// If the stream was aborted by our idle timeout watchdog, fall back to
// non-streaming retry rather than treating it as a completed stream.
if (streamIdleAborted) {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -2456,20 +2512,70 @@ async function* queryModel(
// structured output (--json-schema), the model calls a StructuredOutput tool
// on turn 1, then on turn 2 responds with end_turn and no content blocks.
// That's a legitimate empty response, not an incomplete stream.
if (!partialMessage || (newMessages.length === 0 && !stopReason)) {
//
// Mode 3 (gateway SSE idle-timeout truncation): the stream completed SOME
// content blocks, but was then cut mid-turn — a content block was opened
// (content_block_start) and never closed (no matching content_block_stop),
// and no message_delta ever set a terminal stop_reason (stopReason===null).
// This is the gateway signature: during a long extended-thinking
// pause or while streaming a large tool_use input_json_delta (e.g. a big
// Write payload), the SSE goes idle past the gateway's proxy_read_timeout
// (~180s) and the connection is closed gracefully — the async iterator just
// ends, no exception. Without this branch the partial text is misreported
// as a completed end_turn and the turn silently stops half-done.
//
// The unclosed-block check (startedBlocks > newMessages.length) is the key
// discriminator: a provider that merely omits stop_reason still emits
// content_block_stop for every block it opened, so it won't false-positive
// here — only a genuinely truncated stream leaves a block open. We also
// require NO completed tool_use, because a tool_use that already closed may
// have started executing via the streaming tool executor; re-issuing it via
// the non-streaming fallback would double-execute it (inc-4258). When a
// tool_use already completed we leave the existing behavior untouched.
//
// Limitation: the non-streaming fallback re-buffers the whole response and
// is itself subject to the same gateway idle timeout for very long
// generations. The guaranteed win here is that truncation stops being
// silently reported as end_turn — it either recovers via non-streaming or
// surfaces a real error the caller (e.g. the ACP retry layer) can act on.
const startedBlockCount = contentBlocks.filter(Boolean).length
const streamHadCompletedToolUse = hasCompletedToolUse(newMessages)
const streamWasTruncatedMidTurn = isPrematureStreamTruncation({
hasPartialMessage: Boolean(partialMessage),
stopReason,
startedBlockCount,
completedMessageCount: newMessages.length,
hasCompletedToolUse: streamHadCompletedToolUse,
})
if (
!partialMessage ||
(newMessages.length === 0 && !stopReason) ||
streamWasTruncatedMidTurn
) {
logForDebugging(
!partialMessage
? 'Stream completed without receiving message_start event - triggering non-streaming fallback'
: 'Stream completed with message_start but no content blocks completed - triggering non-streaming fallback',
: streamWasTruncatedMidTurn
? 'Stream truncated mid-turn (open content block, stop_reason=null) - triggering non-streaming fallback'
: 'Stream completed with message_start but no content blocks completed - triggering non-streaming fallback',
{ level: 'error' },
)
logEvent('tengu_stream_no_events', {
model:
options.model as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
request_id: (streamRequestId ??
'unknown') as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
truncation_kind: (streamWasTruncatedMidTurn
? 'mid_block_stop_reason_null'
: !partialMessage
? 'no_message_start'
: 'no_block_completed') as AnalyticsMetadata_I_VERIFIED_THIS_IS_NOT_CODE_OR_FILEPATHS,
})
throw new Error('Stream ended without receiving any events')
throw new Error(
streamWasTruncatedMidTurn
? 'Stream truncated mid-turn before completion'
: 'Stream ended without receiving any events',
)
}

// Log summary if any stalls occurred during streaming
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/**
* Stream-completion classification helpers for the streaming API client.
*
* Extracted as pure functions so the tricky "was this stream truncated?"
* decision can be unit-tested without standing up a full network stream.
*
* Background: on gateway-fronted providers a long
* extended-thinking pause or a large tool_use `input_json_delta` (e.g. a big
* Write payload) can leave the SSE idle past the gateway's proxy_read_timeout
* (~180s). The gateway then closes the connection gracefully — the async
* iterator just ends with no exception, no `content_block_stop` for the open
* block and no `message_delta` carrying a terminal `stop_reason`. Without
* explicit detection the partial output is misreported as a completed
* `end_turn` and the turn silently stops half-done.
*/

/**
* Minimal shape needed to decide whether a completed assistant message already
* contains a tool_use block. Kept structural so callers can pass their richer
* AssistantMessage type without conversion.
*/
export interface CompletionMessageLike {
message?: {
content?: unknown
}
}

/**
* True if any completed message already carries a (server_)tool_use block.
*
* Used to guard against inc-4258: a tool_use that already closed may have begun
* executing via the streaming tool executor, so re-issuing the request through
* the non-streaming fallback would double-execute it. When a tool_use has
* completed we must NOT treat a subsequent truncation as recoverable here.
*/
export function hasCompletedToolUse(
messages: readonly CompletionMessageLike[],
): boolean {
return messages.some(m => {
const content = m.message?.content
return (
Array.isArray(content) &&
content.some(b => {
const t = (b as { type?: string }).type
return t === 'tool_use' || t === 'server_tool_use'
})
)
})
}

/** Inputs describing the final state of a streamed response. */
export interface StreamTruncationInput {
/** Whether a `message_start` event was ever received (partialMessage set). */
hasPartialMessage: boolean
/** Terminal stop_reason from `message_delta`, or null if none arrived. */
stopReason: string | null
/** Count of content blocks that were opened via `content_block_start`. */
startedBlockCount: number
/** Count of assistant messages emitted (one per `content_block_stop`). */
completedMessageCount: number
/** Whether any completed message already contains a tool_use block. */
hasCompletedToolUse: boolean
}

/**
* Detect a stream that was cut mid-turn by an intermediary (gateway idle
* timeout), as opposed to a legitimately completed or legitimately empty
* response.
*
* Signature of the truncation we recover from:
* - a `message_start` was received (`hasPartialMessage`), AND
* - no terminal `stop_reason` ever arrived (`stopReason === null`), AND
* - at least one content block was opened but never closed
* (`startedBlockCount > completedMessageCount`), AND
* - no tool_use block has already completed (avoids inc-4258 double execution).
*
* The unclosed-block check is the key discriminator: a well-behaved provider
* that merely omits `stop_reason` still emits `content_block_stop` for every
* block it opened, so it won't false-positive here — only a genuinely truncated
* stream leaves a block open.
*/
export function isPrematureStreamTruncation(
input: StreamTruncationInput,
): boolean {
return (
input.hasPartialMessage &&
input.stopReason === null &&
input.startedBlockCount > input.completedMessageCount &&
!input.hasCompletedToolUse

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Do not suppress truncation detection after a completed tool use.

A stream can complete one tool_use, open a later block, and then truncate. isPrematureStreamTruncation returns false because hasCompletedToolUse is true. src/services/api/claude.ts then skips both the fallback and truncation error, so the partial response can follow the normal completion path.

Separate truncation detection from fallback eligibility. Detect every dangling block. If a tool already completed, report the truncation without entering the non-streaming fallback. Otherwise, use the fallback. Update the guarded test for a completed tool followed by an open block.

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In `@src/services/api/streamCompletion.ts` at line 89, Update
isPrematureStreamTruncation and the related handling in claude.ts so truncation
is detected for every dangling block, regardless of hasCompletedToolUse. Keep
fallback eligibility separate: use the non-streaming fallback only when no tool
has completed, but report truncation when a completed tool is followed by an
open block; update the corresponding guarded test.

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