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feat: route LiteLLM Responses-API models to /v1/responses - #40
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LiteLLM reports `mode: "responses"` on `/v1/model/info` for deployments configured for the Responses API (for example `use_responses_api: true`). The plugin registered every discovered model through the Chat Completions runtime, so those models were addressed over the wrong API surface. For OpenAI reasoning-tier models that mismatch also surfaces as `reasoning_effort` being rejected together with function tools on `/v1/chat/completions`. Route only those models through the Responses API, using the reported `mode` as the single signal (no model-id guessing): - OpenCode 2 picks the runtime per model, so the model keeps its provider id and overrides the package to `@opencode/ai/providers/openai/responses`. That is the Responses runtime OpenCode 2.0.x bundles; the `openai-compatible` Responses variant is not bundled there, and selecting it fails model initialization. - OpenCode 1 picks the runtime per provider, so the config hook adds a `<provider>-responses` sibling built on `@ai-sdk/openai` (which defaults to the Responses API), created only when a model needs it. Discovery now returns the Responses model ids alongside the built entries, and the model cache stores them (CACHE_VERSION 3) so the synchronous cache path keeps the routing across restarts. Models already curated on the other side are left in place instead of being duplicated.
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- Around line 516-522: Update ensureResponsesProvider to propagate headers from
baseProvider.options.headers to the Responses provider’s options.headers,
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OpenCode 1 reads provider headers from `options.headers` and passes them to the runtime package (`@ai-sdk/openai` for the sibling); it has no `customHeaders` key. `ensureResponsesProvider` only wrote the plugin's `customHeaders`, so a gateway that requires extra headers (for example Cloudflare Access) would authenticate the chat provider but not the Responses sibling. Merge the chat provider's native headers and the plugin's `customHeaders` into the sibling's `options.headers`, so Responses requests carry the same headers.
Review follow-ups on the Responses routing: - Discovery (health check, /v1/models, /v1/model/info) read only the legacy `customHeaders` key, so a gateway configured via the provider's native `options.headers` authenticated completions but not discovery. Merge both in `readProviderHeaders` so discovery and the runtime agree. - Add `readModelCacheEntry` and use it on the v1/v2 cache fast paths so the models and the Responses ids come from a single file read instead of two (which could also disagree under concurrent writes). - Document why the OpenCode 2 runtime is the OpenAI-specific Responses package (and the provider-neutral alternative), and note that a `mode: "responses"` model is chat-shaped for classification. Tests: native headers reach discovery, the cached fast path routes Responses models to the sibling, a filtered Responses model creates no sibling, and the combined cache entry round-trips.
- `mode: "responses"` comes from LiteLLM's model cost map / the model's configured mode, not from `use_responses_api`. Reword the README and FAQ to point at `model_info.mode` on `/v1/model/info` instead of implying that setting the flag is what triggers routing. - Call out the OpenCode 1 model-id move (`<provider>/<model>` -> `<provider>-responses/<model>`) as a breaking change with an upgrade note in the README and CHANGELOG, since saved sessions/agents that hard-code the old id stop resolving.
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Hey @temeteke 👋 — really like this. Using LiteLLM's reported What I changed1. Discovery now sends the provider's native 2. One cache read instead of two ( 3. Docs
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🟡 Minor · Replace plugin-owned models during refresh. · v2.ts:390-418
src/plugin/v2.ts:390-418
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReplace plugin-owned models during refresh.
The refresh detects the package change, but
mergeProviderModelskeeps the existing plugin-owned model when its ID remains in discovery. The refreshed Responses model is not published, so the provider continues using Chat Completions.Suggested fix
- const discoveredIds = new Set(discovered.map((model) => model.id)) + const discoveredById = new Map(discovered.map((model) => [model.id, model])) const result = new Map<string, Model.Info>() const nextOwned = new Set<string>() for (const model of configured) { - // Drop plugin-injected models that LiteLLM no longer returns; curated - // models are not in `owned`, so they always survive. - if (owned.has(model.id) && !discoveredIds.has(model.id)) continue + if (owned.has(model.id)) { + const replacement = discoveredById.get(model.id) + if (!replacement) continue + result.set(model.id, replacement) + nextOwned.add(model.id) + continue + } result.set(model.id, model) - if (owned.has(model.id)) nextOwned.add(model.id) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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# [1.5.0](v1.4.3...v1.5.0) (2026-10-15) ### Features * route LiteLLM Responses-API models to /v1/responses ([#40](#40)) ([41a05bd](41a05bd))
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Summary
LiteLLM reports
mode: "responses"on/v1/model/infofor deployments configured for the Responses API (for exampleuse_responses_api: true). The plugin registered every discovered model through the Chat Completions runtime, so those models were addressed over the wrong API surface. This routes only those models through/v1/responses, using the reportedmodeas the single signal (no model-id guessing).Type of change
Checklist
npm run typecheckpassesCHANGELOG.mdupdated under## [Unreleased]How was this tested?
npm run typecheckandnpm test(119 tests)./v1/responsesand the model list has no duplicates.<provider>-responsessibling and a live turn to a sibling model reaches/v1/responses.Details
@opencode/ai/providers/openai/responses. That is the Responses runtime bundled with OpenCode 2.0.x; theopenai-compatibleResponses variant is not bundled there, and selecting it fails model initialization (Cannot find package '@opencode/ai').<provider>-responsessibling built on@ai-sdk/openai(which defaults to the Responses API). It reuses the same endpoint, credentials, and custom headers, and is created only when at least one model needs it.CACHE_VERSIONbump) so the synchronous cache path keeps the routing across restarts.modeis used; the plugin does not guess from the model id.<provider>-responsesprovider, or left to discovery.-responsesid suffix, providers whose id ends with-responsesare not managed by the plugin.Summary by CodeRabbit
mode: "responses"now use the OpenAI Responses API automatically. Other models continue using Chat Completions.<provider>-responsesprovider. OpenCode 2 model IDs are unchanged.