fix(proxy): preserve agent-control outputs during slimming - #1893
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change preserves historical agent-control results while continuing to slim unrelated large outputs; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ResponseCreate
participant Proxy
participant HistoricalSlimmer
Client->>ResponseCreate: submit response-create request
ResponseCreate->>Proxy: collect typed keys from historical input
Proxy->>HistoricalSlimmer: pass protected output keys
HistoricalSlimmer-->>ResponseCreate: preserve matching historical outputs
ResponseCreate-->>Client: continue response creation
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In `@app/core/clients/proxy.py`:
- Around line 3248-3252: Restrict protected call IDs to the original historical
input prefix rather than the complete payload, preventing recent namespaced
calls from protecting unrelated reused IDs. Apply this consistently in
app/core/clients/proxy.py lines 3248-3252,
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/request_submit.py lines 636-640 after
deduplication, and app/modules/proxy/_service/response_create.py lines 216-220.
Add a reused-ID test covering a historical unrelated output and a recent
namespaced call in tests/unit/test_proxy_utils.py lines 24359-24404.
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Keep protected IDs separate by tool-call protocol
When a namespaced custom_tool_call and an unrelated function_call reuse the same call_id, this raw-ID set causes both custom_tool_call_output and function_call_output items to bypass slimming. Cross-protocol ID reuse is explicitly supported in app/core/openai/requests.py:45-50; therefore, a large unrelated function result can remain in both upstream payloads and trigger payload_too_large. Track the expected output protocol together with each protected ID rather than collapsing both protocols into one string set.
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Pair same-protocol duplicate IDs by occurrence
When a historical namespaced function_call and an ordinary function_call reuse the same call_id, this set contains only one (output_type, call_id) key, so the check in _slim_historical_response_input_item exempts both outputs. Same-protocol ID reuse is a supported occurrence pattern (test_compact_state_anchor_matches_duplicate_call_id_by_occurrence), and an oversized ordinary shell result can therefore remain unslimmed and keep the request above the payload limit. The protocol-qualified tuple fixes cross-protocol reuse but should also correlate calls and outputs by occurrence rather than globally protecting every matching key.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L127-L130
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Thanks for the disciplined iteration here — the pre- One remaining blocker before this can merge: the latest Codex P2 on Suggested fix: pair outputs to calls by per-protocol occurrence, mirroring the existing Everything else looks merge-ready; happy to re-review once occurrence pairing lands. |
Summary
Historical
response.createslimming could replace the result of a namespaced collaboration call with an omission notice. A later model turn would then lose the state returned bywait_agentor another hosted agent-control action.This change preserves only
function_call_outputitems whosecall_idmatches a historicalfunction_callin thecollaborationormulti_agent_v1namespace. The same rule now applies to the bridge/service and direct WebSocket paths.This is the focused slimming follow-up requested during review of Soju06/codex-lb#1730. It does not carry the quarantine, namespace-serialization, replay, or test-stabilization work from that PR.
Type of change
fix:— bug fix (no behavior change beyond the bug)feat:— new user-facing feature or capabilityrefactor:— internal refactor (no behavior change, no API change)docs:— documentation onlychore:/ci:/build:— tooling, CI, packagingtest:— test-only changeLinked issue: none
OpenSpec
Change directory:
openspec/changes/preserve-agent-control-output-slimming/Changes
function_callitems.wait_agentorsend_inputeligible for normal slimming.Test plan
The new regression failed on the unmodified base in both paths because all three large outputs were slimmed:
With this change:
Output
The regression asserts that a 33 KiB namespaced
wait_agentresult remains byte-identical while equally large shell output and an unnamespaced same-name user-tool result become the existing omission notice.Checklist
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