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fix(server-utils): Keep Workers AI streamed tool calls that have no index - #25835
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read b403a7a against #25622 and ran instrumentWorkersAiStream from a copy with stubbed sentry imports, head vs develop, 8 delta shapes. no index and index: null parallel calls: 2 calls, develop gave 1. normal indexed stream unchanged. repo suite not run.
one gap at streaming.ts:71, it does not fully match #25622. index: 0 on every call with new ids still merges into 1 call. {index: 0, id, name} then an args fragment with no index or id now gives 2 calls, nameless one holds the args, develop gave 1. no index then indexed comes out reversed.
worth fixing before merge.
…dling Reuse the id/index grouping of the OpenAI streaming accumulator: a new id on a taken index opens a new call, argument fragments without index or id continue the latest call, and calls keep their arrival order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks @JosephDoUrden, good catch. Pushed 2725da7, which ports the same accumulator the OpenAI integration uses (
I added tests for the three cases; they failed before the change and pass now. This comment was drafted with Claude Code. |
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Thanks @JosephDoUrden, good catch. Pushed a follow-up that ports the accumulator logic from the OpenAI integration (#25622) to the Workers AI streaming path:
I added tests for these three cases; the suite passes locally. This comment was drafted with Claude Code. |
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Thank you for working on this! A few comments to look at.
also, which model sends tool calls without index? cloudflare's own workers-ai-provider keys them by index ?? 0 and its docs show index on every chunk that carries a name or arguments, so I'd like to see a captured stream before we handle more no-index shapes.
if there isn't one, this is a guard for openai-compatible routes rather than a workers ai fix and the PR description should say so. the description also still mentions getUnindexedToolCall and "three new cases", both out of date.
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m: the reverse order still splits: {id:'c1',...} then {index:0,id:'c1',function:{arguments:'1}'}} records two c1 entries, develop merged them. checking findById before opening a new index-N key fixes the id case. #25622 has the same gap so worth fixing in both if you extract the helper.
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m: index: toolCall.index ?? calls.size still writes an index the provider never sent. with mixed streams it collides, e.g. unindexed cb then indexed ca both record index: 0. I'd keep whatever the provider sent, like #25622 does. the first new test will need updating since it expects index: 0 and index: 1.
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m: the new tests still only check gen_ai.response.tool_calls. can one of them assert gen_ai.output.messages too, since that's what the product reads? also missing index: null and an id that continues a call without an index. #25622's tests port over almost as is.
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h: this is now getToolCallKey from openai/streaming.ts almost verbatim. can it move to ai/core and be shared? it only needs the calls map, keyByIndex and the last key, which openai's state already has, so each caller just passes in the normalized name.
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m: one more limit worth naming in the description: with no index and no id, {name:'a',arguments:'{"x":'} then {name:'a',arguments:'1}'} records two calls with half the args each. same for a nameless opener whose id arrives later. develop gave one call for both, by accident since it merged everything into index 0, so these shapes do get worse. #25622 behaves the same and I wouldn't add a heuristic unless a model actually streams like this.
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The key selection now lives in ai/core and is shared by Workers AI and OpenAI. A known id is resolved before a numeric index opens a new call, and Workers AI preserves the original index instead of synthesizing one. Tests cover the unindexed-to-indexed transition, null indices, a returning id after another call opens, and gen_ai.output.messages. The description also names the ambiguous shapes without adding heuristics. This comment was drafted with Claude Code. |
Why: The Workers AI streaming instrumentation (
accumulateStreamingToolCalls) keyed every tool-call delta bytoolCall.index ?? 0. OpenAI-compatible endpoints that omitindexand send each parallel call whole in its own chunk therefore ended up as a single call: the first call's id and name, with the arguments of every call concatenated, and the other calls missing fromgen_ai.response.tool_callsandgen_ai.output.messages. Same situation #25622 fixed for the OpenAI instrumentation.Tool calls with a numeric
indexare grouped by it exactly as before. A delta without a usableindex(missing ornull) is kept in a separate list, in arrival order, so it can never collide with a real index: a delta whoseidis already known continues that call, a newid(or a function name without anid) starts a new call, and anything else, such as an arguments fragment with neither, continues the latest one. Native and indexed streams (including the top-levelname/argumentsshape) behave as before.How to review:
getUnindexedToolCalland theToolCallAccumulatorsplit inpackages/server-utils/src/ai/workers-ai/streaming.ts; the three new cases inworkers-ai-streaming.test.ts(two parallel calls without an index stay separate, argument fragments of one unindexed call are merged, an unindexed call does not merge into an indexed call atindex: 0). The first and third fail without the change; the wholetest/ai/lib/tracingfolder passes.Unsure about: whether an unindexed delta with neither
idnor name should continue the latest call (chosen here, mirrors #25622) or be dropped.Closes: no linked issue; same class of bug as #25622.
This change was prepared with the assistance of an AI coding agent (Claude).