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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughClaude entitlement data is read after initialization and used to filter restricted built-in models. Provider state preserves models during incomplete probes. Mobile selection logic marks omitted saved Claude models unavailable, and unavailable-model messages use generic provider wording. ChangesClaude entitlement handling
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participant ClaudeCode
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ClaudeCode->>ClaudeProvider: expose modelAccessCache
ClaudeProvider->>ProviderRegistry: publish restrictedModels and filtered catalog
ProviderRegistry->>MobileModelOptions: provide provider models
MobileModelOptions-->>MobileModelOptions: mark omitted saved model unavailable
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One consistency finding on the web changes: the new isUnavailable flag reaches every ProviderModelPicker call site, but the matching disabled treatment only exists in ChatView. Details inline.
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Context for this change is in #8657, per CONTRIBUTING's note that non-trivial changes should start as a discussion. Leaving this in draft until the mobile row has a before/after capture to match the web ones. |
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Out of draft. Correcting my earlier note about the mobile capture. I did attempt it. The Expo prebuild and The mobile edit is 16 lines in |
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR introduces new entitlement parsing and automatically removes organization-restricted Claude models from the existing picker and provider snapshots. Because the behavior is user-facing and spans the capability probe, provider status, and snapshot registry, it merits human review. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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Rebased on main and reduced to a server-only change. Two things moved since the last push. #9135 bumped the SDK to 0.3.260, which declares Entitlements now only apply on the first-party and gateway backends, matching the CLI, so a stale cache cannot hide Bedrock or Vertex models. One more change surfaced while verifying against the real account: the registry merge retained every model the previous snapshot listed for Claude, so the boot-time snapshot's full catalog brought the withheld rows straight back. A completed Claude check now replaces the list, as a Codex refresh does since #9773. That also makes the existing version gate take effect at runtime. Captures are from a disposable |
Claude Code silently substitutes the org default for a model the account's organization has not entitled, so an org that restricts Fable 5 left T3 Code offering it as selectable, answering from Opus 5, and still labelling the thread "Claude Fable 5". The picker had no way to know: the SDK's init model list drops restricted rows rather than flagging them, so absence there cannot be read as "restricted" (Opus 4.8 is absent from it and runs normally), and the field that would carry them is internal to the VS Code extension. Read the resolved per-model entitlements Claude Code caches in its global config (`modelAccessCache`, the list its own `/model` menu is built from) during the existing capabilities probe, and leave restricted catalog models out of the provider snapshot, the way a model the installed CLI is too old for is already left out. Clients then resolve a selection that pointed at a restricted model to the provider default, so the label matches what answers. The provider's status detail names the withheld models, as the version upgrade message names a model the CLI cannot run yet. Entitlements apply only on the first-party and gateway backends, as in the CLI, so a cache left behind by an earlier claude.ai login cannot hide models a Bedrock, Vertex, or Foundry account can run. Custom models stay listed. Reading fails open otherwise: a missing, unreadable, or malformed cache withholds nothing, one odd entry costs only itself, and only an explicit `entitled: false` counts. Written by Claude Fable 5.1 in Claude Code.
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ProviderRegistry.ts`:
- Around line 110-121: Update mergeProviderModels to recognize Claude’s
installed warning/unknown-auth snapshot produced when resolveCapabilities
returns undefined, retaining previous non-custom models while taking only
current custom models from the incomplete snapshot. Do not rely solely on
shouldRetainMissingProviderModels, since nextModels may contain untrusted
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Thanks for the PR. We're not taking changes to the orchestration and provider layers right now: that part of the server is being rewritten for V2, and merging into the current code would either conflict with or be thrown away by that work. Closing for now. If this is still an issue once V2 lands, please reopen (or open a fresh PR against the new code) and we'll take a proper look. |
What changed
Claude Code substitutes the organization default when an account requests a restricted model. T3 still offered that model and displayed its name. On a Team account that disallows Fable 5, selecting it ran Opus 5 instead. This removes restricted catalog models from the provider snapshot and names them in Settings > Providers. Context: #8657.
The capabilities probe reads
modelAccessCachefrom the config file selected by the spawned CLI's effective environment. It reads after initialization so a refreshed cache takes effect immediately, within the existing probe timeout and cache. A completed Claude check replaces the previous model inventory, preventing the boot snapshot from restoring omitted models. Incomplete refreshes retain that inventory while applying current custom-model settings.Mobile preserves an existing thread's saved choice, so it could recreate a model missing from the snapshot. That saved row now uses the existing unavailable state: it cannot be selected or sent, and queued messages return to the composer. New tasks skip unavailable draft, project-default, and sticky selections. Failed refreshes keep the saved model unavailable; access restoration makes it usable again. This needs no contract or web change.
Boundaries and alternatives
entitled: falseentries restrict a model. Missing, unreadable, malformed, or relative config paths withhold nothing. Config paths preserve literal whitespace; dated API IDs normalize to catalog slugs.availableModelsallowlist remains outside this change. Its substitution warning is handled by fix(server): update Claude Agent SDK to 0.3.260 #9135.Evidence
Before, on the real restricted account:
Current branch, using an isolated CLI fixture populated with a read-only copy of the real entitlement cache:
The earlier real CLI 2.1.261 verification and account captures remain available in the prior revision. This pass read both real account caches without modifying them and used disposable state for browser checks.
Verification
ClaudeEntitlements,ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe,ProviderRegistry, webmodelSelection, mobilemodelOptions,thread-outbox, andthread-settings-sheet-state.tsc --noEmitpass with the compiler currently pinned on main. Changed-file formatting passes. Lint has no errors; the 17 mobile warnings match main.clerk-ios1.3.6 because it requires Swift tools 6.2, and this machine has no simulator runtime. No successful native build or mobile screenshot is claimed.Written by Claude Fable 5.1 in Claude Code; revised and verified by GPT-6 in Codex.
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Filter out organization-restricted Claude models from catalog
readClaudeRestrictedModelsto parse.claude.jsonand collect model slugs withentitled: false, resolving config viaCLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRorHOME; read/schema failures return an empty settoCatalogSlugso release-date suffixes do not block matchingprobeClaudeCapabilitiesreads the entitlement set from the CLI environment and carries it in the capability snapshotcheckClaudeProviderStatuspartitions first-party and gateway catalog models, removing restricted slugs and reporting their display names in provider status; Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry, and unknown backends keep the full catalog, and custom models always stay listedshouldRetainMissingProviderModelsnow treats Claude like Antigravity/Codex, so a successful discovery replaces the cached inventory and omitted models disappearClaudeDriver.createnow passes the provider-scopedFileSystemto the cached capability probe; first-party/gateway users with org restrictions will see fewer models in the picker📊 Macroscope summarized 5cc82df. 5 files reviewed, 1 issue evaluated, 1 issue filtered, 0 comments posted
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providerModelsFromSettingsis called with onlyentitlement.entitled, then appends every configured custom model. A user can configure a custom model whose slug is a known restricted catalog model (for exampleclaude-fable-5), which recreates a selectable entry that the preceding partition removed. Selecting it again lets the CLI silently substitute the organization default, so the chosen label does not match the model that runs. [ Already posted ]Summary by CodeRabbit
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