feat(policy): reasoning-effort field carried by opencode-http - #818
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…643) `effort` is a free-form string on `[adapter]` and every `[adapter.<stage>]` table, inherited like `model` (client-specific: a stage that switches client falls back to "" = provider default), round-tripped through the policy snapshot, and appended last on `SessionSpec`. Both construction sites (the engine and `resolve.run_session` via `cmd_resolve`) pass it. The opencode-http adapter stashes it once on the server session and sends it as the per-call `variant` on every `prompt_async` body — the initial prompt and every nudge — omitting the key when empty so an effort-less body is byte-identical to before. It never rides OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT: the config has no top-level `variant`, and `agent.<name>.variant` is inert unless that agent also pins a model (the issue's measured negative). The tmux generic family has no channel for it and ignores it; `validate` reports `policy.effort-unsupported` as a warning (exit code unchanged) when a stage on that family sets it, silent for opencode-http and out-of-tree kinds. `config_digest` is untouched: the value never reaches argv. Closes #643
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effortto the dry-run invocation preview.
_render_invocation's hookless branch renders "the real sequence" for an opencode-http session, includingmodel. It does not includeeffort, even though opencode-http is the one adapter family whereeffortactually reaches the session (asvariant, perSessionSpec.effort's docstring and the newpolicy.effort-unsupportedvalidate check in this same PR). An operator using the dry-run preview to confirm a stage's configuration will not see a configuredeffortvalue.Add an
effortfragment the same waymodelis rendered.Based on learnings, new parameters should get defaults matching prior behavior; the same principle here means the fix should be additive and not change output when
effortis unset.♻️ Proposed fix
if profile.hookless: # HTTP/SSE transport — there is no shell invocation to print. Render # the real sequence (per-session server spawn + API prompt) instead of # a fake argv that run would never execute. model = f" model={cfg.model}" if cfg.model else "" + effort = f" effort={cfg.effort}" if cfg.effort else "" return ( f"{profile.binary} serve --hostname 127.0.0.1 --port <auto> " f'(cwd=<worktree>) → POST /session → prompt_async "{profile.render_prompt(prompt)}"' - f"{model}" + f"{model}{effort}" )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`resolved()` decided "same client" by exact string, so a base `opencode` with `[adapter.review] name = "opencode-http"` (one profile under `get_profile`) was treated as a client switch and dropped the inherited model, effort and extra_args. Compare canonical names instead. The alias table moves into the pure core as `policy.PROFILE_ALIASES`; `adapters.profile.ALIASES` re-exports it so there is one table, and a test pins that identity.
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The real session sends it as the prompt_async `variant` (#643), so a preview that read the same with and without it could not confirm the per-stage configuration. Rendered under the policy key beside the model, absent when unset. Also tersen the alias-fix changelog entry.
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_render_invocation chose the HTTP preview on profile.hookless. The registry decoupled that axis from the adapter kind: an opencode-http profile with a hook dialect still launches the HTTP adapter (and sends effort), and a hookless profile of another kind never does. Follow profile.adapter, as make_adapters does; both directions are pinned.
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When a base OpenCode configuration sets effort but one same-client stage should use the provider default, policy requires an explicit stage effort = "" to override inheritance. This str field cannot express that through the TUI: SettingsScreen._collect() converts a blank input to None, and saving deletes the stage key, causing AdapterPolicy.resolved() to inherit the nonempty base effort instead. Add an explicit inherit/override representation (or otherwise preserve an intentional empty string) for stage effort.
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Acknowledged, but this is the pre-existing shape of every stage str field, not something effort introduces: a stage model = "" means "CLI default, beating the base" in exactly the same way (test_stage_same_client_inherits_and_overrides pins it), and SettingsScreen._collect() collapses a blank model to a delete just as it does here. effort deliberately mirrors model field-for-field (same parser, same same_client inheritance, same str kind in core.toml), so it inherits the same TUI limitation rather than adding a new one. Giving stage name / model / effort a tri-state inherit-vs-explicit-empty widget is a settings-editor design change that belongs in its own issue, applied to all three at once; the policy file expresses it today. Leaving as-is in this PR.
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…nknown variants - tests/test_adapter_registry.py: a registered non-bundled kind with effort set draws no policy.effort-unsupported finding (reddens when the predicate is flipped to != OPENCODE_HTTP). - README / FEATURES / setup-guide: an unrecognized effort name is not rejected — the session runs at the provider default — so spell it as the model's variant list does; setup-guide names the key beside the opencode model instruction. - bmad-loop-setup skill: stage tables take name, model, effort and extra_args. - CHANGELOG: record the dry-run preview re-keying under Fixed.
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effortstring on[adapter]and every[adapter.<stage>]table (StageAdapterPolicy/AdapterPolicy/ResolvedAdapter), parsed with the same typed-string helpers asmodel(a non-string is a loudPolicyError), inherited with the same client-specific rule (same_client— a stage that switches client falls back to""= provider default), and carried through both snapshot reconstructors so TUI/status resolution matches a fresh parse.POLICY_TEMPLATEandcore.toml(both the[adapter]section and theexpand_stagesstage template) document it; the four coupled settings-schema tests run unchanged.SessionSpec.effort: str = "", appended last so positional constructions stay valid. Passed from bothsrc/construction sites (engine.py, andresolve.run_sessionviacmd_resolve, which reads it fromresolved("dev")besidemodel)._ServerSession.variantis set once fromspec.effortinstart_session;_promptadds"variant"to theprompt_asyncbody only when non-empty. Since both the initial prompt and every nudge go through_prompt, the value rides every turn. An effort-less body stays byte-identical to today's.policy.effort-unsupportedwarning (registered inVALIDATE_CHECKS) when a stage on the bundledgeneric(tmux) kind sets effort — advisory, exit code unchanged; silent foropencode-httpand for out-of-tree kinds whose capability the check cannot see.[adapter]block, FEATURES, tui-guide settings rows, adapter-authoring-guide (SessionSpeccontract + the OpenCode transport note), CHANGELOG under## [Unreleased]/### Added.Transport: prompt body, not the config blob
This deliberately diverges from the verdict comment on #643 ("mirror how
_config_contentcarriesmodel"). Checked against the live config schema and OpenCode'ssession/prompt.ts:Configtype has no top-levelvariant. The only config-side effort key isagent.<name>.variant, whose schema description reads "applies only when using the agent's configured model", andcreateUserMessageimplements exactly that:variant = input.variant ?? (ag.variant && same && ... ? ag.variant : undefined)wheresamerequiresag.modelto be set and equal to the session model. That is why the reporter's{"agent":{"build":{"variant":"max"}}}probe measured baseline tokens — the key is inert without an agent-level model. Carrying effort that way would also silently do nothing whenevermodelis unset and would break under a projectopencode.jsonthat setsdefault_agent.PromptInput(shared byPOST /session/{id}/messageand/prompt_async) carriesvariant: Schema.optional(Schema.String), honored first. It is the API's own per-call effort parameter.So the value is stashed once on the server session (the "set once" property holds) and emitted by the single
_promptprimitive both the initial prompt and every nudge use — a nudge that dropped back to the provider default mid-session would be silent drift. Rejected-send risk is nil on a current server (the key is schema'd) and on an older one (unknown keys are ignored). Happy to move it if you'd rather have the config path anyway.Not carried: effort on
SessionRecord/state.json, the--jsoncontract, or thesession-startjournal record (persisted layout is a compatibility contract; those record the choice rather than make it).config_digestis untouched since the value never reaches argv.Tests
tests/test_policy.py: base inheritance into every stage (incl. the positional non-stage branch), stage override, client-switch drop, defaults, three wrong-type rows, three new snapshot round-trip rows.tests/test_opencode_http.py:test_config_content_shapesasserts effort never lands in the config blob; two fake-sidecar e2e rows assertvarianton the initial prompt and the nudge, and its absence (body keys exactly{"parts"}) when unset.tests/test_cli.py: validate warning row (detail names role/profile/value), exit-code-unchanged row on an otherwise-clean project, silent rows for the opencode kind and for unset;cmd_resolvepasses the dev stage'smodel+effort.tests/test_generic_tmux.py: argv/env parity with and without effort on claude/codex/gemini.tests/test_engine.py/tests/test_resolve.py: the per-stage dispatch test andrun_sessionthread effort onto theSessionSpec.Ablations (each confirmed red, then restored): drop the
if sess.variantguard → the unset sidecar row fails; drop thesame_clientfallback for effort → the client-switch row fails; drop theGENERICpredicate → the opencode silent-validate row fails; dropeffortfrom_stage_from_snapshot→ the stage-override snapshot row fails.Gate:
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