test(adapters): derive routed tool conformance from registry - Part 2 - #1722
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds shared provider wire drivers and adapter conformance tests. The tests inspect outbound tool requests and verify registry membership, nested ChangesAdapter tool-wire conformance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds registry-wide adapter conformance tests, but the Cursor continuation check can pass using pre-wire request data instead of the actual encoded payload, allowing a wire-format regression to go undetected. The change is test-only, but the current head is not merge-ready until this assertion validates the real wire data or the risk is explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ConformanceTest
participant Adapter
participant WireDriver
participant ToolParser
ConformanceTest->>Adapter: Build adapter request
Adapter->>WireDriver: Send provider-specific tool payload
WireDriver-->>Adapter: Return synthetic tool call
Adapter-->>ToolParser: Return tool input or SSE frames
ToolParser-->>ConformanceTest: Restore and compare apply_patch input
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In `@tests/helpers/adapter-conformance/wire-drivers.ts`:
- Around line 211-232: Update cursor.observeOutbound to derive continuation tool
calls solely from the protobuf-decoded message in prepared.bytes, expose them
under a dedicated wire-derived field, and remove the raw request from the
observed body. Update continuationInput in the adapter conformance test to read
that Cursor-specific field so the assertion validates the prepared payload
rather than createCursorRequest output.
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tests/adapter-tool-conformance.test.tstests/helpers/adapter-conformance/wire-drivers.ts
| cursor: { | ||
| async observeOutbound(_adapter, parsed) { | ||
| const request = createCursorRequest(parsed); | ||
| const prepared = prepareCursorRunRequest(request); | ||
| try { | ||
| const message = fromBinary(AgentClientMessageSchema, prepared.bytes); | ||
| if (message.message.case !== "runRequest") { | ||
| throw new Error(`Cursor conformance expected runRequest, got ${message.message.case || "empty"}`); | ||
| } | ||
| const tools = message.message.value.mcpTools?.mcpTools ?? []; | ||
| return JSON.stringify({ | ||
| tools: tools.map(tool => ({ | ||
| name: tool.toolName || tool.name, | ||
| description: tool.description, | ||
| })), | ||
| request, | ||
| }); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| releaseCursorBlobRequestScope(prepared.blobRequestScope); | ||
| } | ||
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The Cursor driver leaks the pre-wire request into the observed body, and that weakens the continuation assertion.
Line 226 embeds the raw CursorRunRequest next to the protobuf-derived tools. Trace the consumer. continuationInput in tests/adapter-tool-conformance.test.ts has no cursor branch, so Cursor falls through to the generic recursive visit(parsed) at Lines 318-338. That visitor walks every nested object, including the request field. It therefore finds name: "apply_patch" with the exact input inside the pre-wire request object.
Failure mode: the "replays the exact apply_patch input on continuation" test reports green for Cursor even if prepareCursorRunRequest drops, truncates, or re-encodes the patch in the protobuf payload. The assertion proves only that createCursorRequest kept the input, which is one layer above the wire the test claims to cover.
Fix: decode the continuation tool calls from prepared.bytes and expose them under a dedicated field, then remove request from the observed body. If request must stay for debugging, nest it under a key the generic visitor cannot reach, and add an explicit cursor branch to continuationInput.
🔧 Proposed protobuf-only observation
const tools = message.message.value.mcpTools?.mcpTools ?? [];
return JSON.stringify({
tools: tools.map(tool => ({
name: tool.toolName || tool.name,
description: tool.description,
})),
- request,
+ // Decoded protobuf only: including the pre-wire CursorRunRequest lets the
+ // generic continuation visitor pass without inspecting the wire payload.
+ runRequest: message.message.value,
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In `@tests/helpers/adapter-conformance/wire-drivers.ts` around lines 211 - 232,
Update cursor.observeOutbound to derive continuation tool calls solely from the
protobuf-decoded message in prepared.bytes, expose them under a dedicated
wire-derived field, and remove the raw request from the observed body. Update
continuationInput in the adapter conformance test to read that Cursor-specific
field so the assertion validates the prepared payload rather than
createCursorRequest output.
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What this adds
The generic adapter gate is derived from
adapterDefinitions()andeffectiveAdapterContract()rather than a hand-maintained adapter list.It verifies every registered adapter for:
apply_patchhelper visibility without contradictory prohibition guidancetool_choice: nonedisabling the callable tool surfaceapply_patchrestoration on parsed streaming wiresProtocol fixtures live in a focused helper instead of the old #1623 700+ line monolith.
Scope corrections from #1623
Verification
Focused GitHub Actions verification passes all five registry-derived contracts. The first probe exposed an overly literal test assertion for Command Code, not a production defect: Command Code preserved the nested helper as
declare const tools: { apply_patch(...) }. The oracle was corrected to test semantic helper presence, then the full focused matrix passed.The PR remains draft while exact-head cross-platform CI finishes.
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