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fix(ai-gemini): split embed() input into requests of at most 100 - #2037
embed() with the Gemini adapter fails when you pass more than 100 texts. The Gemini API returns a 400 error for that batch. This PR sends the texts in requests of at most 100, in input order.
🎯 Changes
GeminiEmbeddingAdapter.createEmbeddings sent the full array in one embedContent call. The client posts that call as batchEmbedContents, and Gemini rejects more than 100 requests in one body. The adapter now sends slices of 100, checks each response, and adds Vertex billable character counts across the requests.
Docs do not describe this batch limit, so docs/ is unchanged. A patch changeset is included.
I have tested code changes locally with pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.
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Root cause
Issue. Callers of embed() with the Gemini adapter and more than 100 texts get a 400 error.
Cause.GeminiEmbeddingAdapter.createEmbeddings passed the whole array to one embedContent call. The client maps each text to one entry in batchEmbedContents.
Fix. The adapter sends sequential slices of at most 100 texts, checks the length of each response, and keeps vector order.
Possible alternatives
Caller-side chunks. Each caller loops over 100 texts. This PR does not do that, because every caller would repeat the same loop.
Parallel requests.Promise.all is faster, and a later slice can start before an earlier slice ends. A 429 error is more likely. This PR waits for each request.
Testing
Commands run. An agent-written test sent 101 texts through GeminiEmbeddingAdapter.createEmbeddings with a mock that rejects more than 100 contents. On main the call threw GATE1 batch over 100. On this change the mock saw requests of 100 and 1, and the result had 101 vectors. pnpm run test:pr was not run locally.
Manual test.
On main, call Gemini embed() with 101 texts. The call fails with a batch limit error.
On this branch, run pnpm --dir packages/ai-gemini exec vitest run tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts.
Make sure that the new test passes: 3 calls, sizes 100, 100, and 1, and 201 vectors in input order.
How this PR makes testing easy.packages/ai-gemini/tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts covers a 201-text input.
Risk / rollback
Risk is low for inputs of 1 to 100 texts. Those stay one request. Revert this PR to restore the old single request.
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The Gemini embedding adapter now sends inputs in sequential batches of up to 100. It validates each batch response, preserves embedding order, and sums reported billable-character counts across batches.
Changes: Gemini embedding batching
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Summary
Batch requests and aggregate results packages/ai-gemini/src/adapters/embedding.ts, packages/ai-gemini/tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts, .changeset/gemini-embed-batch-limit.md
The adapter sends up to 100 texts per request, checks that each response matches its batch size, appends embeddings in input order, and sums defined billable-character counts. The test checks request sizes and result ordering for 201 inputs. The changeset documents the patch release.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant GeminiEmbeddingAdapter
participant GeminiClient
Caller->>GeminiEmbeddingAdapter: embed inputs
loop Batches of up to 100 inputs
GeminiEmbeddingAdapter->>GeminiClient: client.models.embedContent(batch)
GeminiClient-->>GeminiEmbeddingAdapter: embeddings and billable-character count
end
GeminiEmbeddingAdapter-->>Caller: ordered embeddings and aggregated usage
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Possibly related PRs
TanStack/ai#2036: Both batch provider embedding requests at a 100-input limit.
TanStack/ai#1984: Both batch embedding inputs to stay within a provider request limit.
TanStack/ai#1974: Adds Gemini embedding usage reporting that this change preserves while summing billable characters across batches.
Suggested reviewers:jherr
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 1fa56
The batching change is mergeable with normal checks. Additional tests would strengthen protection for sequential requests and summed billing usage.
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Make the batching test fail when batches run concurrently.
The mock resolves every embedContent call immediately. A version that starts all three batches with Promise.all would still pass. The assertions check the call count, batch sizes, result length, and vector order. None of them checks whether calls overlap.
Hold the first call open with a deferred promise. Then assert that only one call exists before you release it.
In the test, start createEmbeddings without awaiting it. Flush pending microtasks, for example with await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0)). Assert that spy.mock.calls.length is 1. Then call releaseFirstBatch() and await the result. Keep the existing assertions after that.
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Review comment at @packages/ai-gemini/tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts around
lines 86 - 94:
Update the embedding batching test’s spy.mockImplementation to defer resolution
of the first embedContent call, and start createEmbeddings without awaiting it.
Before releasing that first call, verify spy.mock.calls.length is 1; then
release it, await the result, and retain the existing assertions to ensure the
test detects overlapping batch calls.
Add a multi-batch test that asserts the summed billed quantity.
The split test returns embeddings without billableCharacterCount, so it does not check billed usage. The existing usage test covers one response only. If the adapter kept only the last batch's count, both tests would still pass. The suggested test sends 101 inputs as two batches and expects a billed quantity of 307.
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Review comment at @packages/ai-gemini/tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts around
lines 91 - 93:
Add a multi-batch usage test alongside the embedding split tests, using the
adapter’s existing test helpers and mocking each batch response with its own
billableCharacterCount. Send 101 inputs to produce two batches and assert that
createEmbeddings reports the summed billed quantity of 307 characters.
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Review comments at @packages/ai-gemini/tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts:
- Around line 86-94: Update the embedding batching test’s spy.mockImplementation
to defer resolution of the first embedContent call, and start createEmbeddings
without awaiting it. Before releasing that first call, verify
spy.mock.calls.length is 1; then release it, await the result, and retain the
existing assertions to ensure the test detects overlapping batch calls.
- Around line 91-93: Add a multi-batch usage test alongside the embedding split
tests, using the adapter’s existing test helpers and mocking each batch response
with its own billableCharacterCount. Send 101 inputs to produce two batches and
assert that createEmbeddings reports the summed billed quantity of 307
characters.
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Thanks for splitting Gemini embed batches at the adapter. I checked the 100-text slice, the per-batch length check, vector order, and the Vertex character sum. An agent-written 101-text repro fails on main and passes with this change.
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embed()with the Gemini adapter fails when you pass more than 100 texts. The Gemini API returns a 400 error for that batch. This PR sends the texts in requests of at most 100, in input order.🎯 Changes
GeminiEmbeddingAdapter.createEmbeddingssent the full array in oneembedContentcall. The client posts that call asbatchEmbedContents, and Gemini rejects more than 100 requests in one body. The adapter now sends slices of 100, checks each response, and adds Vertex billable character counts across the requests.Docs do not describe this batch limit, so
docs/is unchanged. A patch changeset is included.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.docs/for this change, or this change is not user-facing.pnpm changeset), or this PR does not change a published package.🚀 Release Impact
Root cause
Issue. Callers of
embed()with the Gemini adapter and more than 100 texts get a 400 error.Cause.
GeminiEmbeddingAdapter.createEmbeddingspassed the whole array to oneembedContentcall. The client maps each text to one entry inbatchEmbedContents.Fix. The adapter sends sequential slices of at most 100 texts, checks the length of each response, and keeps vector order.
Possible alternatives
Promise.allis faster, and a later slice can start before an earlier slice ends. A 429 error is more likely. This PR waits for each request.Testing
Commands run. An agent-written test sent 101 texts through
GeminiEmbeddingAdapter.createEmbeddingswith a mock that rejects more than 100 contents. Onmainthe call threwGATE1 batch over 100. On this change the mock saw requests of 100 and 1, and the result had 101 vectors.pnpm run test:prwas not run locally.Manual test.
main, call Geminiembed()with 101 texts. The call fails with a batch limit error.pnpm --dir packages/ai-gemini exec vitest run tests/embedding-adapter.test.ts.How this PR makes testing easy.
packages/ai-gemini/tests/embedding-adapter.test.tscovers a 201-text input.Risk / rollback
Risk is low for inputs of 1 to 100 texts. Those stay one request. Revert this PR to restore the old single request.