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Expand Up @@ -212,6 +212,8 @@ interface OpenBlock {
argsBuf?: string;
argsBufBytes?: number;
webSearchArgsEmitted?: boolean;
/** True once ordinary function-call arguments were emitted to Anthropic SSE. */
toolArgsEmitted?: boolean;
callId?: string;
/** Last fixed-size reasoning identity (item + summary/content index) seen by this block. */
reasoningPartKey?: string;
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -488,6 +490,7 @@ export function responsesSseToAnthropicSse(
argsBuf: "",
argsBufBytes: 0,
webSearchArgsEmitted: false,
toolArgsEmitted: false,
};
break;
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -518,6 +521,14 @@ export function responsesSseToAnthropicSse(
type: "content_block_delta", index: open.index,
delta: { type: "input_json_delta", partial_json: data.delta },
});
open.toolArgsEmitted = true;
break;
}
case "response.function_call_arguments.done": {
if (!open || open.kind !== "tool_use" || open.bufferWebSearchArgs || open.toolArgsEmitted) break;

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When using the OpenAI Realtime API, streaming events related to function calls follow a predictable lifecycle [1]. The authoritative ordering for these events is as follows [1][2]: 1. response.output_item.added: This event signals that a function_call item has been created in the conversation [1]. It contains the metadata needed to track the call, including the item_id, call_id, and the function name [1][3]. 2. response.function_call_arguments.delta: This event is emitted multiple times as the model streams the JSON arguments for the tool call [1]. You should buffer these deltas by appending them to a string to reconstruct the arguments [1]. 3. response.function_call_arguments.done: This event signals that the model has finished generating the arguments [1][3]. The arguments field in this event represents the complete, final JSON string for that specific function call [1][3]. 4. response.output_item.done: This event signifies that the function_call item is complete [1]. At this point, the tool call is considered "issued," and the application should proceed to execute the function [1]. For multiple function calls, the API maintains separate output indices and item IDs [1]. You should track each function call independently using its unique item_id or call_id [1][3]. Because events for different function calls may be interleaved, you must buffer deltas on a per-item_id basis [4][1]. Important implementation notes: - Authoritative arguments: While you can render streamed deltas incrementally, the response.function_call_arguments.done event (or the arguments field in the final output_item.done event) should be treated as the source of truth [4][1]. - Validation drift: Historically, some client SDKs have experienced issues where response.function_call_arguments.done events omit the name field [5]. When this occurs, you should correlate the event back to the original response.output_item.added event using the item_id to retrieve the function name [5][1].
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<title>Responses API streaming - the simple guide to "events" - Documentation - OpenAI Developer Community</title> https://community.openai.com/t/responses-api-streaming-the-simple-guide-to-events/1363122/2 - Each SSE is two lines then a blank line: - event: - data: - Deltas must ... _number; the final ... done” event carries the completed string for that piece. - True token usage is only present in response.completed. - Output is organized into output items (messages, ... calls, reasoning, etc.). Most “ ... ” streams inside those items using add/delta/done pairs. ... | event | when it appears | key fields | typical handling | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | response.output_item.added | A new output item (e.g., assistant message) is added | output_index, item (id, type, role/status), sequence_number | Create per-item buffers keyed by item.id and output_index. | ... | response.output_item.done | The output item is complete (e.g., message.status=completed) | output_index, item, sequence_number | Mark the entire item closed; safe to render or persist it as final. | ... ## Table E. Function calling (your “function” tools) ... | event | when it appears | key fields | typical handling | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | response.output_item.added | A function_call item is created | output_index, item (id, type=function_call, call_id, name), sequence_number | Track tool call session by item_id/call_id. | | response.function_call_arguments.delta | Streaming JSON arguments for the call | item_id, output_index, delta, sequence_number | Append raw JSON to an args buffer (string); don’t parse until done. | ... | response.function_call_arguments.done | Final arguments are available | item_id, output_index, name, arguments, sequence_number | Parse JSON; invoke your function with typed args. | ... | response.output_item.done | The function_call item is complete | output_index, item, sequence_number | Consider the call “issued”; await your app’s tool output. | ... ## Lifecycle “recipes” (ordered sequences you will commonly see) ... 1. response.created → response.in_progress 2. response.output_item.added (message) → response.content_part.added (output_text) 3. Many response.output_text.delta → response.output_text.done 4. response.content_part.done → response.output_item.done (message) 5. response.completed (with usage) ... .created → ... 2. response.output_item.added ( ... 3. response.reasoning_summary_part.added → many reasoning_summary_text.delta → reasoning_summary_text.done → reasoning ... summary_part.done → response.output_ ... .done (reason ... 4. response.output_ ... .added (message) → response.content_part.added (output_ ... ) 5. Many output_text.delta → output_text.done → content_part.done → output_item.done (message) 6. response.completed (usage present) ... - Function tool call ... 1. response.output_item.added (function_call) 2. function_call_arguments.delta × N → function_call_arguments.done (parse JSON) 3. output_item.done (function_call), then your app runs the function and later posts tool outputs in a subsequent request turn ... parse and route by ... “event:” line; then ... loads the “ ... response.id → global response state - (output_index, ... _id) → per-item state - (item_id, content_index) → per ... content buffer - (item_id, summary_index) → per-reasoning-summary buffer ... - Append .delta text in order by sequence_number; only trust the .done text as ground truth to finalize a part. - Only read usage from response.completed. Do not sum deltas to infer tokens. ... - If you see ... .incomplete or ... .failed, stop assembling; present the reason or error ... may include optional fields (e.g., logprobs, annotations, ... ation); ignore unknown keys safely. - It is safe to render incrementally from deltas, but reconcile with the .done text when it arrives. ... response.output_item.added, response.content_part.added, response.output_text.delta, response.output_text.done, response.output_text.annotation.added, response.content_part.done, response.output_item.done, response.refusal.delta, response.refusal ... - Function tools: response.function_call_arguments.delta, response.function_call_arguments.done ... | response.function_call_argu... <title>tests/unit/providers/agents/meta_reference/test_openai_responses.py</title> https://github.com/meta-llama/llama-stack/blob/d649c366/tests/unit/providers/agents/meta_reference/test_openai_responses.py # Setup ... is the capital of Ireland?" ... "meta-llama ... Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct" # ... mock_inference_api.openai_ ... .return_value ... stream() # Execute result = await openai_responses_impl.create_openai_response( input=input_text, model=model, temperature=0.1, stream=True, # Enable streaming to test content part events ) # For streaming response, collect all chunks chunks = [chunk async for chunk in result] mock_inference_api.openai_chat_completion.assert_called_once_with( OpenAIChatCompletionRequestWithExtraBody( model=model, messages=[OpenAIUserMessageParam(role="user", content="What is the capital of Ireland?", name=None)], response_format=None, tools=None, stream=True, temperature=0.1, stream_options={ "include_usage": True, }, ) ) # Should have content part events for text streaming # Expected: response.created, response.in_progress, content_part.added, output_text.delta, content_part.done, response.completed assert len(chunks) >= 5 assert chunks[0].type == "response.created" assert any(chunk.type == "response.in_progress" for chunk in chunks) # Check for content part events content_part_added_events = [c for c in chunks if c.type == "response.content_part.added"] content_part_done_events = [c for c in chunks if c.type == "response.content_part.done"] text_delta_events = [c for c in chunks if c.type == "response.output_text.delta"] assert len(content_part_added_events) >= 1, "Should have content_part.added event for text" assert len(content_part_done_events) >= 1, "Should have content_part.done event for text" assert len(text_delta_events) >= 1, "Should have text delta events" added_event = content_part_added_events[0] done_event = content_part_done_events[0] assert added_event.content_index == 0 assert done_event.content_index == 0 assert added_event.output_index == done_event.output_index == 0 assert added_event.item_id == done_event.item_id assert added_event.response_id == done_event.response_id # Verify final event is completion assert chunks[-1].type == "response.completed" # When streaming, the final response is in the last chunk final_response = chunks[-1].response assert final_response.model == model assert len(final_response.output) == 1 assert isinstance(final_response.output[0], OpenAIResponseMessage) assert final_response.output[0].id == added_event.item_id assert final_response.id == added_event.response_id openai_responses_impl.responses_store.store_response_object.assert_called_once() assert final_response.output[0].content[0].text == "Dublin" ... input_text ... 0.1 ... ) # Check that we got the content from our mocked tool execution result chunks = [chunk async for chunk in result] # Verify event types # Should have: response.created, response.in_progress, output_item.added, # function_call_arguments.delta, function_call_arguments.done, output_item.done, response.completed assert len(chunks) == 7 event_types = [chunk.type for chunk in chunks] assert event_types == [ "response.created", "response.in_progress", "response.output_item.added", "response.function_call_arguments.delta", "response.function_call_arguments.done", "response.output_item.done", "response.completed", ] # Verify inference API was called correctly (after iterating over result) first_call = mock_inference_api.openai_chat_completion.call_args_list[0] first_params = first_call.args[0] assert first_params.messages[0].content == input_text assert first_params.tools is not None assert first_params.temperature == 0.1 # Check response.created event (should have empty output) assert len(chunks[0].response.output) == 0 # Check response.completed event (should have the tool call) completed_chunk = chunks[-1] assert completed_chunk.type == "response.completed" assert len(completed_chunk.response.outp…[truncated] <title>Realtime conversations | OpenAI API</title> https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/realtime-conversations While the model response is being generated, the server will emit a number of lifecycle events during the process. You can listen for these events, such as `response.output_text.delta`, to provide realtime feedback to users as the response is generated. A full listing of the events emitted by the server is found below under related server events. They are provided in the rough order of when they are emitted, along with relevant client-side events for text generation. ... | Related client events | Related server events | | --- | --- | | `conversation.item.create``response.create` | `conversation.item.added``conversation.item.done``response.created``response.output_item.added``response.content_part.added``response.output_text.delta``response.output_text.done``response.content_part.done``response.output_item.done``response.done``rate_limits.updated` | ... The events below are given in lifecycle order, though some events (like the `delta` events) may happen concurrently. ... | Lifecycle stage | Client events | Server events | | --- | --- | --- | | Session initialization | `session.update` | `session.created``session.updated` | | User audio input | `conversation.item.create` (send whole audio message)`input_audio_buffer.append` (stream audio in chunks)`input_audio_buffer.commit` (used when VAD is disabled)`response.create` (used when VAD is disabled) | `input_audio_buffer.speech_started``input_audio_buffer.speech_stopped``input_audio_buffer.committed` | ... | Server audio output | `input_audio_buffer.clear` (used when VAD is disabled) | `conversation.item.added``conversation.item.done``response.created``response.output_item.added``response.content_part.added``response.output_audio.delta``response.output_audio.done``response.output_audio_transcript.delta``response.output_audio_transcript.done``response.output_text.delta``response.output_text.done``response.content_part.done``response.output_item.done``response.done``rate_limits.updated` | ... 1. When updating the session or creating a response, you can specify a list of available functions for the model to call. 2. If when processing input, the model determines it should make a function call, it will add items to the conversation representing arguments to a function call. 3. When the client detects conversation items that contain function call arguments, it will execute custom code using those arguments 4. When the custom code has been executed, the client will create new conversation items that contain the output of the function call, and ask the model to respond. ... Instead of immediately returning a text or audio response, the model will instead generate a response that contains the arguments that should be passed to a function in the developer’s application. You can listen for realtime updates to function call arguments using the `response.function_call_arguments.delta` server event, but `response.done` will also have the complete data we need to call our function. ... `response.done` ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22`{ "type": "response.done", "event_id": "event_AeqLA8iR6FK20L4XZs2P6", "response": { "object": "realtime.response", "id": "resp_AeqL8XwMUOri9OhcQJIu9", "status": "completed", "status_details": null, "output": [ { "object": "realtime.item", "id": "item_AeqL8gmRWDn9bIsUM2T35", "type": "function_call", "status": "completed", "name": "generate_horoscope", "call_id": "call_sHlR7iaFwQ2YQOqm", "arguments": "{\"sign\":\"Aquarius\"}" } ], ... } }` ... In the JSON emitted by the server, we can detect that the model wants to call a custom function: ... | Property | Function calling purpose | | --- | --- | | `response.output[0].type` | When set to `funct…[truncated] <title>openai_responses should treat final function-call arguments as authoritative</title> GitHub issue 1455 in MoonshotAI/kimi-code (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # openai_responses should treat final function ... call arguments as authoritative ... Kimi Code frequently aborts tool-calling turns when using the `openai_responses` provider. The failure happens while the agent is writing documentation and invoking file tools such as `Read`, `Write`, and `Edit`. ... ```text Error: [provider.api_error] OpenAI Responses final function-call arguments for stream index fc_xxx do not match the streamed argument deltas. ``` ... ChatProviderError: OpenAI Responses final function-call arguments for stream index fc_07bfe1e0fc59947e016a4c68e455208191b27c4c85dfa0793f do not match the streamed argument deltas. ``` ... From reading the implementation, Kimi Code currently accumulates: ... - `response.output_item.added.item.arguments` - `response.function_call_arguments.delta.delta` ... Then, when receiving either: ... - `response.function_call_arguments.done.arguments` - or `response.output_item.done.item.arguments` ... it requires the final arguments to match the accumulated streamed deltas, or at least to start with the accumulated value. If not, it throws and aborts the turn. ... This strict byte-prefix validation appears too brittle for OpenAI Responses compatible streams. In the same provider/model setup, I did not reproduce this `final function-call arguments ... do not match the streamed argument deltas` failure in Pi CLI Agent or OpenAI Codex. ... OpenAI Codex, the official OpenAI CLI agent, does not appear to rely on ordinary `response.function_call_arguments.delta` / `done` events to assemble the final tool-call arguments. For ordinary function calls, Codex waits for `response.output_item.done.item.arguments` and uses the final item arguments when executing the tool. ... In effect, Codex treats the final `output_item.done` arguments as authoritative. ... Pi CLI Agent updates a temporary `partialJson` from `response.function_call_arguments.delta`, but when `response.function_call_arguments.done.arguments` arrives, Pi replaces the accumulated value with the final arguments. Later, when `response.output_item.done.item.arguments` arrives, Pi again uses the final item arguments. ... If the final arguments do not start with the previous streamed partial JSON, Pi does not throw; it simply avoids emitting a suffix delta and continues with the final arguments. ... So both Pi and Codex avoid aborting on this mismatch class. Codex is especially relevant here because it is OpenAI&`#39`;s official CLI agent and already treats final Responses tool-call arguments as authoritative. ... Kimi Code should be compatible with this Responses stream behavior and should not abort the entire turn solely because the streamed function-call argument deltas are not a byte-prefix of the final arguments. ... The final arguments should be authoritative, with this priority: ... ```text response.output_item.done.item.arguments > response.function_call_arguments.done.arguments > accumulated response.function_call_arguments.delta ``` ... Recommended behavior: ... 1. Use `function_call_arguments.delta` for streaming progress / temporary buffering only. 2. When `response.function_call_arguments.done.arguments` is received, replace the temporary accumulated arguments with the final arguments. 3. When `response.output_item.done.item.arguments` is received, use that as the highest-priority final function-call arguments. 4. Do not throw only because the streamed deltas differ from the final arguments at the byte-prefix level. 5. Still keep all safety checks before tool execution: JSON parsing, tool schema validation, approval flow, path safety, and command safety. 6. If no final arguments are available, or if the final arguments cannot be parsed/validated for the selected tool, then fail before executing the tool. ... This compatibility should be the default behavior for `openai_responses`, not an optional workaround. Since OpenAI Codex already follows a final-arguments-authoritative approach for ordinary function calls,…[truncated] <title>Responses streaming: response.function_call_arguments.done events lack the required &`#39`;name&`#39`; field, failing strict event-union validation</title> GitHub issue 3472 in openai/openai-python (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Responses streaming: response.function_call_arguments.done events lack the required &`#39`;name&`#39`; field, failing strict event-union validation - State: open - Author: mecampbellsoup - Created: 2026-07-05T21:10:38Z - Updated: 2026-07-07T10:26:33Z - Repository: openai/openai-python - Number: `#3472` --- ### Confirm this is an issue with the Python library and not an underlying OpenAI API - [x] This is an issue with the Python library (or spec drift between the SDK models and the live API) ### Describe the bug `ResponseFunctionCallArgumentsDoneEvent` declares `name: str` as required (both in v2.38.0 and in the current generated model on `main`), but the live Responses API&`#39`;s streamed `response.function_call_arguments.done` events do not include a `name` key. Observed payload from a streamed `responses.create` call with function tools (gpt-5.4): ```json { "type": "response.function_call_arguments.done", "arguments": "{...}", "item_id": "fc_0e7fa7b0f70886a0006a4a7f734bd881929f7d0eae45f46f97", "output_index": 2, "sequence_number": 10 } ``` Strict validation of the `ResponseStreamEvent` union therefore fails on every such event with `missing: name` (plus the ~100 other enumerated union-member errors). Nothing crashes — `construct_type` (`openai/_models.py:621 → validate_type:843 → _validate_non_model_type:890`) tries strict validation inside a try/except and falls back to lenient construction, so the event flows through with `name` unset — but: 1. Anyone running pydantic validation instrumentation (e.g. logfire&`#39`;s pydantic plugin) sees a warning with ~101 enumerated errors per function-call round, and 2. `event.name` on these events is silently `None` despite the type declaring `str`, so type-checked user code reading it is misled. Since the current `main` model (Stainless-generated) still requires `name`, this looks like drift between the OpenAPI spec and the live API rather than a stale pin — either the API should emit `name` on `response.function_call_arguments.done` (it&`#39`;s genuinely useful; today one must correlate via `item_id` back to the `output_item.added` event to know which function completed), or the model field should be `Optional[str]`. For prior art on this bug class: `#2311` (a mis-mapped streaming event type, since fixed). ### To Reproduce 1. Call `client.responses.create(stream=True, tools=[...])` with a prompt that triggers a function call (observed on `gpt-5.4`). 2. Validate incoming SSE event dicts strictly against `ResponseStreamEvent` (or run any pydantic validation instrumentation). 3. Every `response.function_call_arguments.done` event fails strict validation with `missing: name` for `ResponseFunctionCallArgumentsDoneEvent`. ### Code snippets ```python # The event payload above, validated strictly: from openai.types.responses import ResponseFunctionCallArgumentsDoneEvent ResponseFunctionCallArgumentsDoneEvent.model_validate({ "type": "response.function_call_arguments.done", "arguments": "{}", "item_id": "fc_x", "output_index": 0, "sequence_number": 1, }) # pydantic.ValidationError: name Field required ``` ### OS Linux (Docker) ### Python version Python 3.14.0 ### Library version openai 2.38.0 (model on current main also declares `name: str` required) ## Timeline **Mahnoor-Zaffar** commented on 2026-07-06T17:55:19Z: > Hey, I would love to work on this. > Can you assign me this issue? > > Thanks - chainnes unsubscribed **nomiveritas** commented on 2026-07-07T10:26:33Z: > From the response.output_item.added event, you store the item_id → name mapping, and then use it for subsequent function_call_arguments.done events. This is a fully API-compatible solution with the current API. - Referenced by PR `#3523`: fix(types): allow missing name on function_call_arguments.done events - Referenced by PR `#3605`: fix(responses): normali…[truncated]

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rg -n -C 8 'createResponsesFunctionToolRepairBlockRewrite|functionRepairSchemas|relaySseWithBlockRewrite|composeSseBlockRewrites' src/server/responses/core.ts
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site:platform.openai.com/docs/guides/function-calling Responses API streaming function_call_arguments.done output_item.done event order

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For the Responses API streaming event order, function-call arguments are emitted roughly as:

response.output_item.added
response.function_call_arguments.delta   // one or more
response.function_call_arguments.done
response.output_item.done
response.completed

response.function_call_arguments.done contains the finalized JSON arguments and should be used to invoke your function. response.output_item.done then marks the entire function-call output item as complete. Use each event’s sequence_number as the authoritative ordering mechanism rather than assuming timing. (platform.openai.com)

Note: response.function_call_arguments.done may also be emitted when a response is interrupted, incomplete, or cancelled. (platform.openai.com)

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Correlate response.function_call_arguments.done with open.itemId.

responsesSseToAnthropicSse stores one tool block in open, but the handler at src/claude/outbound.ts:527-531 does not compare data.item_id with open.itemId. If call B is added before call A's done event, A's arguments can be emitted into B. toolArgsEmitted then suppresses B's arguments. Track tool blocks by item ID or buffer unmatched completions. Add a regression test for A added, B added, A done, and B done. The serialized ordering in src/bridge.ts:724-728 does not cover every upstream stream passed through src/server/claude-messages.ts:991.

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In `@src/claude/outbound.ts` at line 528, The
response.function_call_arguments.done handling in responsesSseToAnthropicSse
must correlate completions by data.item_id rather than assuming open is the
matching tool block. Track tool blocks by item ID or buffer unmatched
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if (typeof data.arguments !== "string" || data.arguments.length === 0) break;
emit("content_block_delta", { type: "content_block_delta", index: open.index, delta: { type: "input_json_delta", partial_json: data.arguments } });
open.toolArgsEmitted = true;
break;
}
case "response.output_item.done": {
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delta: { type: "input_json_delta", partial_json: JSON.stringify(sanitizeWebSearchInput(parsed)) },
});
open.webSearchArgsEmitted = true;
} else if (!open.bufferWebSearchArgs && !open.toolArgsEmitted
&& typeof item.arguments === "string" && item.arguments.length > 0) {
emit("content_block_delta", {
type: "content_block_delta", index: open.index,
delta: { type: "input_json_delta", partial_json: item.arguments },
});
open.toolArgsEmitted = true;
}
closeOpenBlock();
}
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expect(unspacedBudget.snapshot().currentBytes).toBe(spacedBudget.snapshot().currentBytes);
});

test("done-only function arguments reach Claude tool input", async () => {
const upstream = [
sse("response.created", { response: { id: "resp_done", status: "in_progress" } }),
sse("response.output_item.added", { output_index: 0, item: { type: "function_call", id: "fc_done", call_id: "toolu_done", name: "Bash", arguments: "", status: "in_progress" } }),
sse("response.function_call_arguments.done", { item_id: "fc_done", output_index: 0, arguments: "{\"command\":\"printf RHODIZ_TOOL_OK\"}" }),
sse("response.output_item.done", { output_index: 0, item: { type: "function_call", id: "fc_done", call_id: "toolu_done", name: "Bash", arguments: "{\"command\":\"printf RHODIZ_TOOL_OK\"}" } }),
sse("response.completed", { response: { status: "completed", usage: { input_tokens: 10, output_tokens: 5 } } }),
].join("");
const events = await collectEvents(responsesSseToAnthropicSse(streamFrom(upstream), "claude-ocx-test"));
const argDeltas = events.filter(e => e.name === "content_block_delta" && e.data.delta?.type === "input_json_delta");
expect(argDeltas).toHaveLength(1);
expect(argDeltas[0].data.delta.partial_json).toBe("{\"command\":\"printf RHODIZ_TOOL_OK\"}");
expect(events.find(e => e.name === "content_block_start")?.data.content_block).toMatchObject({ type: "tool_use", name: "Bash", input: {} });
});

test("text + thinking + tool call + completed w/ usage -> exact Anthropic sequence", async () => {
const upstream = [
sse("response.created", { response: { id: "resp_1", status: "in_progress" } }),
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expect(startIndexes).toEqual([0, 1, 2]);
});

test("done-only function-call arguments reach Claude tool input", async () => {
const args = JSON.stringify({ command: "printf RHODIZ_TOOL_OK" });
const upstream = [
sse("response.created", { response: { id: "resp_done_args", status: "in_progress" } }),
sse("response.output_item.added", { output_index: 0, item: { type: "function_call", id: "fc_done", call_id: "toolu_done", name: "Bash", arguments: "", status: "in_progress" } }),
sse("response.function_call_arguments.done", { item_id: "fc_done", output_index: 0, arguments: args }),
sse("response.output_item.done", { output_index: 0, item: { type: "function_call", id: "fc_done", call_id: "toolu_done", name: "Bash", arguments: args, status: "completed" } }),
sse("response.completed", { response: { status: "completed", usage: { input_tokens: 1, output_tokens: 1 } } }),
].join("");
const events = await collectEvents(responsesSseToAnthropicSse(streamFrom(upstream), "claude-ocx-test"));
const deltas = events.filter(e => e.name === "content_block_delta" && e.data.delta?.type === "input_json_delta");
expect(deltas).toHaveLength(1);
expect(deltas[0].data.delta.partial_json).toBe(args);
});

test("multi-part reasoning summaries keep the JSON path's part separator", async () => {
const upstream = [
sse("response.created", { response: { id: "resp_1", status: "in_progress" } }),
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