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A remote text model now answers on the route its manifest entry records: /responses where the connection's provider marks it so, /chat/completions otherwise. The credential stays the connection's: an API key, or a ChatGPT plan's token. The plan's limits apply to the plan only.

  • Unblock the 21 models recorded as served only on /responses (Neon, Sakana, Infer): they are no longer listed as unusable, and chat, titles, Studio and Try reach them through the Responses client with their key.
  • Run the agent on a ChatGPT plan and on those models. opencode's provider becomes @ai-sdk/openai for a /responses model and calls the model endpoint's new POST /agent/model/v1/responses. The relay adds the plan's token (refreshed once on a 401), drops the fields a plan refuses, sends system turns as developer turns and wraps tools in one namespace.
  • A plan's limit or a needed sign-in reaches an agent thread with the chat's kinds, and in a status opencode does not retry.
  • Read a plan model's window from the plan's model list, for chat's history budget and the agent's limits.
  • Sign in again on a connection still signed in through OpenAI's returning-user path, and refuse a callback for another client.
  • Send a JSON schema to a Responses model as text.format.

API-key connections to OpenAI, custom endpoints and local models keep /chat/completions. ADR 0049 records the decision and supersedes ADR 0038's request body.

Not yet run against a real ChatGPT account, or against Neon, Sakana or Infer.

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This PR enables remote models that only support the /responses API route (such as Neon, Sakana, and Infer) to work with SurfSense by routing each model to its appropriate endpoint. It also allows the agent to run on ChatGPT plans by implementing a relay that manages plan tokens, applies plan-specific limits (like dropping refused fields and wrapping tools in namespaces), and properly handles plan refusals with chat-compatible error kinds. Models now answer on routes determined by their manifest entries, using their connection's credentials (API keys or ChatGPT tokens).

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1 docs/adr/0049-a-model-answers-on-its-own-route-with-its-connections-credential.md
2 docs/adr/0038-chatgpt-plans-sign-in-through-openai-not-codex.md
3 docs/adr/README.md
4 docs/architecture/connections.md
5 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/catalog/remote/manifest/lookup.py
6 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/catalog/remote/manifest/schema.py
7 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/connections/call_route.py
8 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/providers/openai_responses/credentials.py
9 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/providers/openai_responses/plan_limits.py
10 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/providers/openai_responses/chat.py
11 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/providers/openai_responses/__init__.py
12 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/providers/openai_responses/input_items.py
13 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/connections/text_generator.py
14 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/resolution.py
15 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/connections/router.py
16 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_call_route.py
17 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/model_address.py
18 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/relay.py
19 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/responses_relay/plan_request.py
20 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/responses_relay/plan_refusal.py
21 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/responses_relay/router.py
22 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/responses_relay/__init__.py
23 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/agent_threads/error_kind.py
24 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/agent_threads/reply_ending.py
25 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/agent_threads/turn_frames.py
26 docs/architecture/agent.md
27 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/opencode_config.py
28 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/opencode_runtime.py
29 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_window.py
30 docs/architecture/chatgpt-subscription.md
31 docs/architecture/chat.md
32 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/subscriptions/chatgpt/flows.py
33 surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/subscriptions/chatgpt/plan_models.py
34 surfsense_local/backend/api/main.py
35 surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/router.py
36 tests/integration/agent/conftest.py
37 tests/integration/agent/opencode_harness.py
38 tests/integration/agent/test_model_endpoint.py
39 tests/integration/agent/test_opencode_runtime.py
40 tests/integration/agent/test_plan_window.py
41 tests/integration/agent/test_responses_models.py
42 tests/integration/agent/test_responses_relay.py
43 tests/integration/llm/chatgpt/fake_openai.py
44 tests/integration/llm/chatgpt/test_sign_in_routes.py
45 tests/integration/llm/conftest.py
46 tests/integration/llm/test_call_route.py
47 tests/unit/agent/test_opencode_config.py
48 tests/unit/agent/test_reply_endings.py
49 tests/unit/llm/catalog/remote/test_catalog.py
50 tests/unit/llm/catalog/remote/test_lookup.py
51 tests/unit/llm/providers/test_openai_responses.py

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  • New Features

    • Added support for text models that use the Responses API, including models available only through that route.
    • ChatGPT plan connections can power agent responses, with plan-specific request limits, token refresh, and clear sign-in or usage-limit errors.
    • Returning ChatGPT connections reuse their issued sign-in client; renewals from a different client are rejected.
    • Agent context limits now reflect the selected ChatGPT plan’s model window when available.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Requests sent to an endpoint unsupported by the selected model are rejected, and interrupted response streams now report errors.
  • Documentation

    • Added an accepted architecture decision documenting model routing and connection credentials, superseding part of an earlier decision.

…nt on a ChatGPT plan

A remote text model now answers on the route its manifest entry records:
/responses where the connection's provider marks it so, /chat/completions
otherwise. The credential stays the connection's: an API key, or a ChatGPT
plan's token. The plan's limits apply to the plan only.

- Unblock the 21 models recorded as served only on /responses (Neon,
  Sakana, Infer): they are no longer listed as unusable, and chat, titles,
  Studio and Try reach them through the Responses client with their key.
- Run the agent on a ChatGPT plan and on those models. opencode's provider
  becomes @ai-sdk/openai for a /responses model and calls the model
  endpoint's new POST /agent/model/v1/responses. The relay adds the plan's
  token (refreshed once on a 401), drops the fields a plan refuses, sends
  system turns as developer turns and wraps tools in one namespace.
- A plan's limit or a needed sign-in reaches an agent thread with the chat's
  kinds, and in a status opencode does not retry.
- Read a plan model's window from the plan's model list, for chat's history
  budget and the agent's limits.
- Sign in again on a connection still signed in through OpenAI's
  returning-user path, and refuse a callback for another client.
- Send a JSON schema to a Responses model as text.format.

API-key connections to OpenAI, custom endpoints and local models keep
/chat/completions. ADR 0049 records the decision and supersedes ADR 0038's
request body.

Not yet run against a real ChatGPT account, or against Neon, Sakana or Infer.

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The pull request adds manifest-based routing to /responses and enables Responses requests with API keys or ChatGPT plan credentials. It adds an agent Responses relay, plan-specific request and refusal handling, returning-user sign-in checks, route-aware OpenCode configuration, and related tests and architecture records.

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Model routing and ChatGPT plan support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Select model routes and configure Responses providers
surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/catalog/remote/manifest/*, surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/connections/*, surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/providers/openai_responses/*, surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/resolution.py, surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/subscriptions/chatgpt/plan_models.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/llm/catalog/remote/*, surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/llm/providers/*, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/llm/test_call_route.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/llm/conftest.py, docs/architecture/connections.md, docs/adr/*
Manifest routes now select /responses for matching remote models; other and custom models use /chat/completions. The shared generator selects a provider for the connection. ResponsesChatProvider accepts API-key or plan-token credentials, applies credential-specific request handling, and exposes plan context windows. Tests cover route selection, request options, credentials, and model availability. ADR 0050 records the routing and credential decisions.
Handle returning sign-in and plan context windows
surfsense_local/backend/modules/llm/subscriptions/chatgpt/flows.py, surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_window.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/llm/chatgpt/*, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/agent/test_plan_window.py, docs/architecture/chatgpt-subscription.md
Returning sign-in uses stored credentials to select the issued client and provide an ID-token hint. The flow rejects a callback that names a different client. Agent context-window selection uses the plan window when readable and falls back to the catalog window.

Agent Responses support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Relay agent requests through Responses
surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_endpoint/*, surfsense_local/backend/api/main.py, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/agent/*, docs/architecture/agent.md
A launch-key-protected /agent/model/v1/responses route resolves the selected model and returns a wrong-route response when the model uses another route. For ChatGPT plans, the endpoint shapes the request, supplies a bearer token, and maps sign-in and usage-limit refusals. The relay supports Responses stream framing and one retry after token refresh. Integration tests cover authentication, routing, request shaping, refresh, and refusals.
Configure agent routes and classify plan errors
surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/model_call_route.py, surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/opencode_config.py, surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/opencode_runtime.py, surfsense_local/backend/modules/agent/agent_threads/*, surfsense_local/backend/tests/unit/agent/*, surfsense_local/backend/tests/integration/agent/test_opencode_runtime.py, docs/architecture/agent.md, docs/architecture/chat.md
OpenCode selects @ai-sdk/openai-compatible or @ai-sdk/openai according to the selected route and checks the loaded provider package. Agent thread errors now retain recognized subscription_limit and subscription_sign_in kinds; other errors remain unknown.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant OpenCode
  participant ResponsesRouter
  participant ModelAddress
  participant PlanRequest
  participant Relay
  participant OpenAIResponses
  OpenCode->>ResponsesRouter: POST request with launch key
  ResponsesRouter->>ModelAddress: Resolve model for the Responses route
  ModelAddress-->>ResponsesRouter: Return model address and plan connection ID
  ResponsesRouter->>PlanRequest: Apply plan request constraints
  PlanRequest-->>ResponsesRouter: Return normalized request
  ResponsesRouter->>Relay: Send request with plan bearer token
  Relay->>OpenAIResponses: POST request and stream response
  OpenAIResponses-->>Relay: Return stream or refusal
  Relay-->>ResponsesRouter: Return stream or mapped refusal
  ResponsesRouter-->>OpenCode: Return response
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to d5700

Model listing can bypass a configured transport, and the agent documentation misstates how Responses requests are handled. These bounded issues warrant owner awareness or follow-up but do not establish a broader failure that blocks merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to d5700

The new request route retains existing access checks and keeps credentials tied to the selected connection. No introduced security vulnerability was established, but live-service behavior and some failure-recovery paths remain only partially verified.

Retained concerns
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The directly evidenced credential-spending scope is the connection selected by one application's stored text-model selection. Caller payloads do not select another credential or upstream URL. Possession of the process launch key permits requests using that selected connection; tenant or environment isolation beyond this local boundary was not established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Stored connection resolution requires allowed egress. Plan connections are created with the configured subscription-service address, and ordinary connection updates can rename them but cannot replace their address or credentials. These controls counter payload-driven token redirection.
  • observed — Returning sign-in reuses the stored client registration and rejects a callback naming another client. Callback state, PKCE exchange, plan scope, and ID-token verification remain required before transactional token storage. Saving revalidates that the target connection still exists and is a subscription connection.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Cleanup coverage is not universal: unexpected initial credential-access or plan-shaping failures occur after activity acquisition but before relay cleanup, and response-body reads occur outside the relay's send exception handler. Streaming cancellation has an explicit cleanup shield. These distinctions bound the recovery assessment rather than establish an authority bypass.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make ownership release unconditional across pre-relay credential access, request transformation, body-read failures, and cancellation. Validate partial-output failure handling with the actual downstream provider before relying on it for safe turn recovery.
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🟡 Minor · Pass the configured transport to model listing. · chat.py:101

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Pass the configured transport to model listing.

When a caller supplies transport, _listed_models() creates a second provider without it. An API-key models() or health() call then uses a different network path from chat_deltas(). Pass transport=self._transport to OpenAICompatibleChatProvider so listing uses the configured transport. As per coding guidelines, “Shortest working diff wins, but only once you understand the problem.”

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- **Local:** llama-server's router at `{llamacpp_base_url}/v1`, under the selected model's name.
- **Remote:** the connection's URL with its own key, once `egress.require()` allows its host; a refused host answers `403` naming it, before any connection opens ([egress](egress.md)).
- **The request:** `tools` and `tool_choice` pass through; every `system` and `developer` message is joined into one system message first, because local chat templates want one there; assistant turns with no text and no call are dropped; control tokens such as `<|im_end|>` in user and tool text are split by a zero-width space, because tool results carry the user's documents. Image parts pass through untouched. opencode names its session in `x-session-affinity` on every request; a remote host that routes a conversation by a key gets that name as one ([connections](connections.md#runtime)), so an agent's steps reach the machine that cached their prompt.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Limit this request description to /chat/completions.

The bullet says every system and developer message is joined before relay. The /responses handler instead passes an API-key request body through and applies separate within_plan shaping to a plan request. Name /chat/completions in this bullet so it does not describe the new route incorrectly. As per coding guidelines, “Docs describe the code on the branch they live on (dev).”

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Review comment at @docs/architecture/agent.md at line 97:
Update the “The request” bullet to explicitly limit its message-shaping
description to /chat/completions, so it does not imply the same behavior applies
to /responses.

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Source: Coding guidelines

opencode's OpenAI provider takes a Responses stream that just stops as a
finished step, so a reply cut off by a gateway or a dropped connection
was shown as the whole answer, and a half-written tool call ended the
turn without saying why.

The relay now watches for a reply's terminal event. A stream that stops
before one gets an `error` event, so opencode fails the step and the
user can retry. A reply that reaches its terminal event passes through
unchanged, and /chat/completions models keep getting `[DONE]` added.

The terminal events (response.completed, response.incomplete,
response.failed, error) are listed once, in stream_endings.py, from
OpenAI's streaming events reference, and the chat's Responses client
reads the same list.
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AnishSarkar22 merged commit 8b24f2f into MODSetter:dev Oct 6, 2026
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