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…providers code Behavior-preserving slice of the provider-neutrality residual census: model classification predicates, the Gemini dump conversion, and their tests now live under packages/providers/src/gemini/ with direct owner imports; the dead outbound history encoder (toGeminiContent/toGeminiContents), messageInspectors, and GeminiPrivacyNotice are deleted (consent content folded into the provider-parameterized MultiProviderPrivacyNotice record); llm-types/geminiContent keeps only the two inbound-parse wire shapes; incidental Gemini-named bindings across core/cli/agents/settings become neutral names. All compat data is byte-preserved: GEMINI_* env literals, .geminiignore/GEMINI.md filenames, 'gemini' provider ids, the geminiDirectOverrides metadata key and usageMetadata wire keys. Superseded paths die without bridges; naming allowlists shed only the migrated sites; the genai-enclave config comments now state the empty permitted-SDK-declaration truth. The permanent structural gate and old apparatus retirement stay blocked on #2763/#3421 and are untouched here.
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CI publish-integrity S6 caught that deleting core/src/utils/messageInspectors.ts left the ./utils/messageInspectors.js exports entry in packages/core/package.json pointing at a nonexistent file. The packaging surface of a deleted path must die with the path itself; removing the entry keeps every shipped subpath resolvable.
… plugins Adds the two first-party runtime plugin contexts required by #2759 as standalone packages outside the root workspace graph: - plugins/google-gemini and plugins/google-mcp-auth each carry their own manifest, deterministic bun.lock, tsconfig/build configs, and install/typecheck/test/build/pack flows runnable from inside the plugin directory. - Host packages (@vybestack/llxprt-code-core/-providers) are declared as peer dependencies only; devDependencies are toolchain-only. Standalone installs run `bun install --omit=peer` (peers are provided by the host at runtime; in-repo flows resolve host source via tsconfig paths). - Root workspaces and the root lockfile gain no plugin entries, so base installs pull no plugin-only dependencies. - Release automation publishes an explicit ordered first-party list (base CLI, then both plugins) via FIRST_PARTY_RUNTIME_PLUGIN_RELEASES; no directory scanning. - CI gains a per-plugin job running the same flows verified locally (install --omit=peer, typecheck, test, build, pack dry-run). - New suites: plugins-topology.test.ts asserts workspace/lock isolation, the runtimePlugin marker, peer-only host coupling, and the explicit release list; issue-2603-plugin-install-layouts.test.ts extends the issue-2603 artifact matrix with base-only, base+Gemini, and base+MCP-auth installs plus runtime resolution and pack contents. Part of the #2628 closure set (refs #2759).
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Move all 19 Gemini behavioral/property suites (converter, mapper, schema helpers, client factory wire, provider/auth/media/dump/stateless/thinking/ signature/user-memory/issue3255, switching pair) from packages/providers into plugins/google-gemini/src/test via the test-only source path (tsconfig paths to host source; no production cross-dep). Root copies removed only after plugin-context equivalents ran green with matching per-file counts (plugin: 206 pass; providers workspace: 630/630 files). Reference cleanup: providers/cli tsconfig excludes, eslint-guard baseline, agents naming allowlist, test-runner inventory, move-map destination overrides (+issue1584 map doc) updated to point at plugin homes.
…me plugin The Gemini provider implementation now ships as the manifest of the optional @vybestack/llxprt-plugin-google-gemini runtime plugin instead of being hard-wired into packages/providers: - Move the 19 Gemini production modules plus fixtures into plugins/google-gemini/src/gemini; the plugin manifest contributes provider id 'gemini', the built-in 'gemini' alias (byte-preserved gemini.config values), and the alias-aware factory. - Delete the hard-coded base paths: createGeminiAliasProvider, the GeminiProvider import in aliasProviderFactory, the base gemini.config alias file, the gemini dispatch in providerRequestConversion, and the barrel re-exports. dumpcontextCommand now speaks the plugin-era contract and errors actionably when the plugin is absent. - Declare @ai-sdk/google only in the plugin; root and providers deps and the root lockfile drop it, so base installs pull no Google SDK. - A base-only install lists no gemini provider or alias; requesting the gemini alias without the plugin fails with an error naming the plugin package to install (data-driven pluginProvidedProviderHint; base never imports plugin code). A contributed alias may reuse a provider id contributed by the same plugin, which is how the plugin surfaces 'gemini' to users; every other shadowing stays rejected. - Flip the #2759 topology/layout suites to the plugin-era contract and add the failure-mode and boundary proofs: plugin-origin factory registration, absent-plugin actionable errors, no-advertise-without- plugin, tarball installs resolving the SDK from the registry. Verification: plugin suite 207/207 plus typecheck/build/pack; providers 630/630 isolated; topology+layouts 24/24; issue-2603 suites 54/54; boundary suites 66/66; dumpcontext chronology 4/4; naming scanner 123/123; scoped eslint clean.
…cans Structural replacement for the genai-enclave guard family: manifest, lockfile, import, residency, and envelope layers scan literals without importing workspace or plugin code. Import layer uses linear indexOf anchoring after the lazy-gap regexes proved super-linear on the agents workspace. Root package-lock drops @ai-sdk/google per #2763 extraction.
Differential negative-control matrix measured against the still-running old guards: every flagged shape and context carries over to the new gate, with out-of-scope capabilities and residual risks stated plainly. Live suite pins the seven injection shapes across production, test, and packed lanes so the parity claims keep running in CI.
Deletes the genai-enclave scanner family, import inventory ratchet, agents-neutral gates, and naming scanner with their fixtures and baselines. The containment gate replaces every flagged assertion per the committed parity matrix; CI and package scripts now run the gate in the old guard's slot.
Documents the permanent register-free model, gate layers, sanctioned zones, and residual risks, and converts the migration doc to a completed record with the plugin-ownership end state.
The full verification battery exposed two gaps: the root eslint config had no rules for the non-workspace plugin lane (dist output was linted and src globals were undeclared), and sixteen files added on this branch had drifted from prettier. Add plugins/*/dist to the global ignores, give plugins/*/src the same globals and underscore tolerance the packages lane uses, and apply prettier to the flagged files. Verification: lint/typecheck/format/build/gate all exit 0; containment, parity, topology, and install-layout suites green; zai-glm-flash smoke answered a prompt end to end.
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The plugin extraction left CI red in a clean checkout: the local node_modules still carried @ai-sdk/google from before the root lock dropped it, so gemini-dependent paths kept passing locally while every CI shard ran base-only. - Runtime plugin discovery now also scans the checkout's own plugins/ directory when the host runs from source (gated on the host's packages/providers tree, so consumer projects are never scanned); plugin deps keep resolving from each plugin's own node_modules. - CI test shards install plugin deps after the root install so the gemini CLI integration suites see a loadable plugin; the Runtime Plugins job installs root deps first so plugin typechecks resolve host workspaces. - static-discovery spec no longer expects the runtime-free base list to advertise gemini; it is plugin-provided (issue #2763). - dumpcontext and provider-switching tests assert the plugin-owned seams honestly; gemini dump conversion suite moved into the plugin. - package-lock.json no longer carries unsupported peer flags; check-lockfile is green again. - Test-file coverage guard excludes the plugins tree (covered by the dedicated Runtime Plugins CI job) with a fixture test proving it.
Three root causes behind the remaining red jobs, all clean-checkout honesty problems the dev machine's hoisted node_modules was masking: - Plugin typecheck: the plugin tsconfigs mapped the host packages but not the sibling workspaces the host source imports (auth, ide-integration, mcp, tools), so tsc only passed where root node_modules symlinks happened to cover them. The sibling paths now map to source the same way the host entries do; verified by hiding node_modules/@vybestack entirely, both plugin typechecks still pass. - CLI startup crash in jobs that never install plugin deps (UI tmux, ACP conformance): checkout plugin discovery now requires the plugin's own node_modules, because an uninstalled plugin handed to the fail-fast loader killed startup. Installing is what makes a provider available; uninstalled means not discovered, not an error. - Prettier drift on the three test files touched by the previous changeset; `npm run format` is green again.
The first sibling-mapping round only covered the four packages named in the initial CI errors. Enumerating every @vybestack specifier the host source actually imports surfaced more: policy, telemetry (subpaths under src/), storage (subpaths fan out across src dirs, so explicit entries follow the composition.js precedent), agents, and settings/test-utils for google-mcp-auth. lsp is never imported as a module (string literals only) and stays unmapped. Acceptance oracle: with node_modules/@vybestack physically hidden, both plugin typechecks exit 0 with zero errors, so the mapping no longer depends on hoisted-layout luck. Plugin suites unchanged: gemini 211 pass, mcp-auth 4 pass. Also formats dumpcontextCommand.test.ts with stable prettier: the repo format script's --experimental-cli skips the file, so its member-chain drift kept failing CI's rewrite-then-git-diff check while local runs stayed green.
The sibling-mapping oracle hid only root node_modules/@vybestack, so bun's per-package workspace links plus a locally built packages/*/dist silently satisfied every paths miss through the exports 'types' condition. CI never builds dist, so each miss became a hard TS2307 there while local checks stayed green. Map the remaining fan-out subpaths from source in both plugin tsconfigs: tools root-level formatters (ToolFormatter, IToolFormatter, ToolIdStrategy, toolIdNormalization, doubleEscapeUtils, toolNameUtils), acquisition.js, scoped wildcards for tools/{types,tools,utils, formatters}/*, and the settings wildcard google-gemini was missing. Acceptance oracle v2 hides root AND per-package @vybestack links: both plugin typechecks exit 0, and a trace-resolution pass confirms all 842 @vybestack module resolutions come from paths substitution, none from node_modules. Plugin suites unchanged: gemini 211 pass, mcp-auth 4 pass.
The Runtime Plugins job failed at `tsc -p tsconfig.build.json`: the build config's paths only externalize the composition contract (tsconfig extends replaces paths wholesale), so every other host import in the plugin build program resolves through root node_modules links into packages/*/dist. The CI job never built the host, so a fresh checkout had no dist and the build typecheck hit a wall of TS2307s. Local runs stayed green because this machine carries a built dist. Release automation already builds the base CLI before the plugin phase; CI now mirrors it with a root build step between install and the plugin loop, and the job timeout rises to absorb it. The host-contract stand-in comments claimed a plugin-local build needs no host build; they now say what is actually true: host types come from the built host, exactly like release. Verified from a no-dist state: root build exits 0, then both plugins pass the full loop (install --omit=peer, typecheck, test, build, pack --dry-run). actionlint adds no findings; format clean both ways.
The rewritten dumpcontextCommand.test.ts passed bun test and the plugin-context checks but tripped packages/cli's tsconfig.noemit.json: services.config is nullable in the CommandContext contract, getProviderManager() can return undefined, and one bare Mock lacked its type argument. The formatter failure in the same CI job had been masking these errors since the rewrite landed. Narrow with fail-fast guards instead of non-null assertions and parameterize the mock type in the file's existing style. Assertions stay semantically identical. Both cli typecheck configs, the 21-test suite, scoped eslint, and prettier pass.
Test shards hung indefinitely at "Install dependencies for testing": the repo-pinned bun 1.3.14 rejects each plugin lockfile's unresolved root peerDependencies, discards the lock, and re-resolves from the network, which stalls on hosted runners (it recovers on a warm local cache, which is why the same command passed all local batteries). Side-install bun 1.4.2 into RUNNER_TEMP for the per-plugin installs, matching the runtime_plugins job, which already pins 1.4.2 for exactly this reason. The repo-wide toolchain pin is untouched so the root bun.lock format never migrates.
CodeRabbit caught this on the release pipeline: the "Version runtime plugin packages" step stamped each plugin's version but left the host peerDependencies at their checked-in ^0.12.0, so publishing a 0.13.0 release would ship plugins whose peer range excludes the 0.13.0 host. The step now runs scripts/bind-plugin-peers.ts right after the npm version loop. It walks FIRST_PARTY_RUNTIME_PLUGIN_RELEASES (the same explicit list the publish steps use), validates each manifest, and rewrites @vybestack/llxprt-code-core / -providers peers to ^<RELEASE_VERSION>. Fail-fast, idempotent, registered in tsconfig.scripts.json. Five new topology tests cover the step shape, the rewrite, idempotency, and both failure modes; checked-in peer ranges stay untouched.
# Conflicts: # bun.lock
The post-merge from-scratch bun.lock regeneration (dev-docs/bun.md procedure) tripped a bun 1.3.14 resolver bug on the html-to-text subtree: it emitted selderee, @selderee/plugin-htmlparser2, and @pkgjs/parseargs entries labeled 0.12.0 while carrying the 0.11.0 hashes and dependency data. The html-to-text ranges are ^0.11.0, one of the 0.12.0 labels points at a version that does not exist on npm, and CI's cold-cache installs failed the tarball integrity check against every job that touched dependencies. Restore the three entries to the parent-proven 0.11.0 labels (hashes unchanged; they match what green CI runs on both parents verified), audit that zero lock entries remain that are absent from both parent locks, and re-verify with a cold cache-and-node_modules install of the affected packages. Containment gate and check-lockfile pass.
The first real E2E run on the merged branch failed in integration-tests/token-tracking.test.ts: it still imported GeminiProvider from @vybestack/llxprt-code-providers, an export the plugin extraction removed, so the file died at import time and took both E2E sandbox lanes with it. Earlier heads never caught it because no real E2E run ever executed on this branch until the trigger anomaly cleared. Keep the boundary intact instead of reaching across it. The root test now exercises ProviderManager switch accounting with OpenAI and Anthropic, which is what that test actually covers; the Gemini usage parsing cases moved to plugins/google-gemini/src/test/geminiTokenTracking.test.ts alongside the rest of the plugin's suite, importing host packages through the blessed plugin-to-host direction. The root lane carries no plugin references, and the containment gate stays green on its zero allowlist.
Follow-up to the token-tracking split. The new plugin test imported RedactionConfig from a module that no longer exports it and passed a hand-rolled config object to LoggingProviderWrapper, which the plugin's typecheck correctly rejects; the wrapper's own contract says config comes per-call, so the extraction tests now pass null, which changes nothing they observe (the redactor never touches token counts). The root test also needed prettier's multi-line import form.
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…fix One content conflict: OpenAIStreamProcessor.ts. Both sides had independently made the same max-lines dedup (ours named the hoisted closure totalToolCalls, main's #3492 named it totalCalls); took main's side verbatim so this branch no longer carries any delta on that file. Two merge-fallout fixes beyond the conflict itself: - The gemini CLI integration tests (12 cases) failed because #3702 made gemini plugin-provided and checkout plugin discovery requires plugins/<name>/node_modules to exist (provisioned at CI via bun install --omit=peer inside each plugin dir). Provisioned the google-gemini plugin locally the same way; no tracked files changed. - The new isolated-Config disposal test used a gemini profile, which exposed a main-side gap: the isolated subagent registration path builds a built-ins-only provider manager because nothing threads the CLI startup's plugin contributions into it (#3730). Switched the test to anthropic, a built-in alias, so it pins Config disposal with real activation while the plugin-threading gap is tracked separately. Verified on the merged tree: root typecheck 0 errors, root lint clean, full suite green (cli 31/31 on the two affected files, agents 412/412, core/providers green in the full run), prettier clean on touched files.
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This PR closes the full #2628 dependency chain in one change: Gemini lives in non-workspace runtime plugins, the base CLI no longer ships or advertises it, and a permanent structural gate enforces the boundary from here on.
Closes #2628, closes #2763, closes #2762, closes #2759.
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#2759, plugin scaffolding (
81d5af6f9): new non-workspace contextsplugins/google-geminiandplugins/google-mcp-authwith their own manifests, lockfiles, and per-plugin install/typecheck/test/build/pack flows (bun install --omit=peer; hosts are peerDependencies and resolve via tsconfig paths in the repo, never bundled). Root workspaces and root lockfiles carry no plugin entries. Release automation publishes an explicit ordered first-party list (base CLI, then both plugins), never a scan. Extended the issue-2603 install-layout tests to cover base-only, base+Gemini, and base+MCP-auth installs, npm and Bun in separate contexts.#2762, test migration (
da8f6a665): the Gemini behavioral suites moved intoplugins/google-geminivia an explicit test-only source path. Coverage spans aliases and auth modes, streaming and non-streaming, tools, signatures and thinking, media and code execution, usage/finish/error surfaces, model classification, runtime and config injection, abort, and dumps. Every suite ran green in its plugin context before its base counterpart was removed.#2763, production move (
552f537df): the plugin manifest contributes providergemini, its built-in alias, and an alias-aware factory through the data-drivenPLUGIN_PROVIDED_PROVIDER_HINTScontract; the base hard-coded factory and basegemini.configare deleted.@ai-sdk/googleis declared only by the plugin (root and providers manifests are clean; the root lockfile no longer carries it). Base lists do not advertise an absent provider, and requesting an absent or malformed plugin fails with an actionable install hint instead of a fallback. API-key and Vertex behavior is preserved and covered by wire-level tests against the real SDK. Bundle, release, and boundary tests prove the base artifact excludes plugin source.#2628, gate (
99a3411cd):scripts/check-gemini-containment.tsreplaces the retired guards with a zero-allowlist structural gate: Layer 1 manifest and lockfile checks (zero SDK declarations in base, exactly one in the plugin, npm-alias disguises rejected), Layer 2 import scans covering static, type-only, dynamic, require, and mock forms, Layer 3 residency (no gemini-named files underpackages/providers/src), and the envelope exact-set rule with the A2A protocol carve-out.--reportprints a table;LLXPRT_GATE_ROOToverrides the root; discovery fails closed. Linear-time matchers keep the full-repo scan under a second.#2628, parity and retirement (
ef238d7cb,05555c76b): a 31-case negative-control suite anddev-docs/gemini-containment-parity.mdrecord the differential against the retired guards (runtime, type-only, dynamic, require, production, test, and packed contexts; inapplicable cells justified). The old apparatus is gone:scripts/genai-enclave/**,check-genai-enclave.ts, the agents-neutral gate family (64 files),genai-import-inventory, and the package-local naming scanner and allowlist, 103 files in total. CI's lint job now runs the containment gate. Meaningful tests were ported, envelope matched pairs included.#2628, docs (
2687f6123):dev-docs/gemini-containment.mdis the new register-free one-pager describing the permanent model;genai-migration.mdis now a completed-migration record; stale boundary docs removed.Follow-up (
76c11fac2): the root eslint config learned the plugin lane (dist ignored, src globals and underscore parity), and branch files were brought to prettier.Follow-up, clean-checkout CI (
9e13cdea2,ae4d93c9f,95d425ae0): a contaminated localnode_modules(stale@ai-sdk/google) had masked how the extraction behaved in clean CI checkouts. Runtime plugin discovery now also scans the checkout's ownplugins/directory when running from source (gated on the host'spackages/providerstree, so consumer projects are never scanned) and requires a plugin's ownnode_modulesbefore discovering it, so environments that never installed plugin deps skip the plugin instead of crashing fail-fast startup. CI test shards install plugin deps after the root install; the Runtime Plugins job root-installs first. The plugin tsconfigs map every sibling workspace package the host source imports (verified by typechecking both plugins withnode_modules/@vybestackhidden), the coverage guard excludes theplugins/tree (covered by the dedicated Runtime Plugins job),package-lock.jsonpeer flags are repaired, and the base static-discovery contract no longer expects gemini. Also fixes format drift the repo format script's--experimental-climode skips.Follow-up, CI wiring hardening (
152407897,6b3e263f0,d72406865,288ac6bf9): plugin tsconfigs gained tools/settings subpath mappings; the Runtime Plugins job builds host packages before plugin builds so cross-workspace imports resolve against realdist/; the rewritten dumpcontext suite was made typecheck-clean underpackages/cli's noemit config (nullableservices.config, optional provider manager); and shard plugin installs now run with a side-installed Bun 1.4.2 because the repo-pinned 1.3.14 cannot parse the plugin-local lockfile format it itself writes ("Failed to resolve root peer dependency" then "Ignoring lockfile"), which made CI re-resolve from the network and stall. The repo root stays on 1.3.14; only the per-plugin install invocations use 1.4.2.Follow-up, release peer binding (
f2e70f571): review caught that the release pipeline stamped plugin versions without rebasing their host peerDependencies, so a 0.13.0 release would have shipped plugins still peer-pinned to^0.12.0. The versioning step now runsscripts/bind-plugin-peers.tsright after thenpm versionloop to rewrite@vybestack/llxprt-code-core/-providerspeers to^<RELEASE_VERSION>(fail-fast, idempotent, five new topology tests). Checked-in peer ranges stay untouched; binding happens only at release time.Compat surface preserved byte-for-byte throughout:
GEMINI_*env literals,.geminiignore/GEMINI.mdfilenames, the'gemini'provider-id,gemini_content/MessageType.AI='gemini'wire values,GOOGLE_API_KEY/GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT, and thegeminiDirectOverridesmetadata key.Reviewer Test Plan
bun scripts/check-gemini-containment.ts→ PASSED (zero violations, zero allowlist entries),--reporttable rendersbun test scripts/tests/check-gemini-containment.test.ts→ 18 pass;scripts/tests/gemini-containment-parity.test.ts→ 31 pass;plugins-topology+issue-2603-plugin-install-layouts→ greenbun install --omit=peer(deterministic lock),typecheck,test(211 pass for google-gemini),build,npm pack --dry-runall exit 0cd packages/providers && bun run test:bun→ 630/630bun scripts/start.ts --profile-load zai-glm-flash "write me a haiku and nothing else"→ haiku returned, clean exitTesting Matrix
Linked issues / bugs
Closes #2628, closes #2763, closes #2762, closes #2759. Part of #2614. The #3421 guard-parity contract is satisfied by the committed parity artifacts; #3694 (Legacy bridges) is untouched. The agents-shard contended-lock timeout seen during final CI is tracked separately in #3717 and reproduced nowhere locally (5/5 clean runs).
Main merge and lockfile repair (post-review)
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origin/maininto this branch (6db56ccfc) and repaired the regeneratedbun.lock: bun 1.3.14's from-scratch resolution mislabeled threehtml-to-textchain entries (selderee,@selderee/plugin-htmlparser2,@pkgjs/parseargs) as0.12.0while carrying the parent-proven0.11.0hashes; cold-cache CI installs failed the integrity check.744c25023restores the0.11.0labels (audit: zero lock entries absent from both parents), cold-verified locally. CI, E2E, and Interactive UI are green on the merged head.Second main merge and the first real E2E run (post-review)
0d5cc17aamerged main again (CODEOWNERS, ToolResultDisplay retention, session-execution work; no lock conflicts). The push fired the branch's first genuinely executed E2E run, which failed:integration-tests/token-tracking.test.tsstill importedGeminiProviderfrom@vybestack/llxprt-code-providers, an export this extraction removed. Earlier "E2E green" claims on this branch were skip-vacuous (all lanes skipped) — no real E2E run had ever executed before the trigger anomaly cleared.The fix keeps the plugin boundary intact (
c0e0aa413,c4fdc496c): the root test now exercises ProviderManager switch accounting with OpenAI and Anthropic (what that test actually covers), and the Gemini usage-parsing cases moved toplugins/google-gemini/src/test/geminiTokenTracking.test.tsin the plugin's own suite, importing host packages through the blessed plugin-to-host direction. The root lane carries zero plugin references; the containment gate stays green on its zero allowlist. Onelocal-media-store-lockingfailure in an intermediate CI run reproduced nowhere before or since (contention class, cf. #3717).CI, E2E (both sandbox lanes, real execution), Runtime Plugins (the new plugin test ran and passed), and Interactive UI are green on
c4fdc496c.