feat(responses): provider-opted visible thinking summaries via showThinkingSummary - #4287
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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds the optional ChangesThinking summary configuration and response behavior
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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participant ProviderConfig
participant UpstreamProvider
Client->>handleResponses: Send Responses request
handleResponses->>ProviderConfig: Read showThinkingSummary
handleResponses->>UpstreamProvider: Request response stream
UpstreamProvider-->>handleResponses: Return upstream thinking frames
handleResponses-->>Client: Emit visible or hidden reasoning summary
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- Line 208: Update the `showThinkingSummary` documentation entry to state that
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| | `preserveReasoningContentModels?` | `string[]` | Models requiring prior assistant `reasoning_content` in chat history. | | ||
| | `reasoningDetailsModels?` | `string[]` | Models whose endpoint returns thinking as a structured `reasoning_details` array (MiniMax M-series with `reasoning_split`); stream deltas are cumulative snapshots that are prefix-diffed, and preserved reasoning replays as a `reasoning_details` array instead of a `reasoning_content` string. | | ||
| | `requiresReasoningPlaceholderModels?` | `string[]` | Models whose upstream rejects a tool_call continuation missing `reasoning_content` (DeepSeek thinking mode); a minimal placeholder is injected when the replay cache misses. Defaults to `preserveReasoningContentModels`; set `[]` to opt out. | | ||
| | `showThinkingSummary?` | `boolean` | Opt-in: surface upstream thinking as visible reasoning summaries even when the client omits `reasoning.summary` (the Codex default, which otherwise keeps thinking in hidden replay envelopes). An explicit client `reasoning.summary: "none"` still wins. Seeded `true` for `google-antigravity`; set `false` to opt back out. | |
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Document the Google Antigravity transport and authentication mode.
This entry states that google-antigravity enables the option, but it does not state that the preset is an OAuth-only google provider using the Cloud Code Assist wire. Add that detail so users select the correct provider and authentication flow.
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-| `showThinkingSummary?` | `boolean` | Opt-in: surface upstream thinking as visible reasoning summaries even when the client omits `reasoning.summary` (the Codex default, which otherwise keeps thinking in hidden replay envelopes). An explicit client `reasoning.summary: "none"` still wins. Seeded `true` for `google-antigravity`; set `false` to opt back out. |
+| `showThinkingSummary?` | `boolean` | Opt-in: surface upstream thinking as visible reasoning summaries even when the client omits `reasoning.summary` (the Codex default, which otherwise keeps thinking in hidden replay envelopes). An explicit client `reasoning.summary: "none"` still wins. `google-antigravity` is an OAuth-only `google` provider using the Cloud Code Assist wire and is seeded `true`; set `false` to opt back out. |As per path instructions, provider documentation must identify Google Antigravity as an OAuth-only google provider using the Cloud Code Assist wire.
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| | `showThinkingSummary?` | `boolean` | Opt-in: surface upstream thinking as visible reasoning summaries even when the client omits `reasoning.summary` (the Codex default, which otherwise keeps thinking in hidden replay envelopes). An explicit client `reasoning.summary: "none"` still wins. Seeded `true` for `google-antigravity`; set `false` to opt back out. | | |
| | `showThinkingSummary?` | `boolean` | Opt-in: surface upstream thinking as visible reasoning summaries even when the client omits `reasoning.summary` (the Codex default, which otherwise keeps thinking in hidden replay envelopes). An explicit client `reasoning.summary: "none"` still wins. `google-antigravity` is an OAuth-only `google` provider using the Cloud Code Assist wire and is seeded `true`; set `false` to opt back out. | |
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md` at line 208,
Update the `showThinkingSummary` documentation entry to state that the
`google-antigravity` preset is an OAuth-only `google` provider using the Cloud
Code Assist wire, while preserving its existing option and opt-out behavior.
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Feedback addressed in ccc482a (rebased on dev 29d632f):
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Live-wire note (local 2.50.0 plus equivalent patch, service restarted): across 6 probes on gemini-3.8-flash, gemini-3.7-flash and gemini-3.1-pro (low/high effort, stream and non-stream, plain and tool-call turns, with and without explicit reasoning.summary detailed), the CCA agent wire returned zero thought TEXT parts every time, while usage kept counting 36-773 reasoning tokens. So the switch itself is verified working by the mocked regression test, but on these turns there is nothing to surface: thinking stays server-side (counts plus tool-call signatures only). Merging this still fixes the hiding logic, but reviewers should know end-to-end visibility depends on upstream emitting thought parts, which I could not elicit on the tested turns. |
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Follow-up fix in ea27711, worth flagging because v1 of this PR was dead on arrival for real configs: routedProviderConfig never calls enrichProviderFromRegistry, so saved provider rows predating the flag kept it undefined and the opt-in never fired (unit tests passed only because they injected the flag directly). Added the registry backfill following the supportsOpenAiWebSearchToolFields pattern, and the regression test now deletes the key from the seed to simulate an old persisted row. Live-verified on 2.50.0 plus equivalent patch: gpt-oss-120b-medium via CCA now returns a reasoning item with a genuine visible summary (previously envelope-only), while Gemini flash/pro turns in my probes still carry no thought text from upstream, so visibility there remains upstream-dependent. |
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Update since the last review: rebased on dev d984994, fixed the routed-path backfill gap described above, refreshed the PR body with the backfill rationale and live-verification evidence. Still blocked only on maintainer-sponsored for the auth-cors one-liner. |
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Root cause for the "Antigravity shows no thinking while gpt-oss does" symptom, and the fix, in fe13bdb. Cloud Code Assist serves Gemini thinking either way — That is why the flag alone was not enough: the summary channel had no text to carry for Gemini, even though gpt-oss-120b returns thought text on the same wire. The adapter now sets includeThoughts for Gemini wire ids when the provider opted in and the request did not explicitly hide thinking, and the wire compiler keeps the key instead of stripping it. Claude is never asked (the flag is accepted but no thought parts come back) and gpt-oss is never asked (400 INVALID_ARGUMENT), so those turns are untouched; with the flag off the envelope is byte-identical to before. Verified on the surface a user sees, not just at the API boundary. Through the local proxy on gemini-3.8-flash: a non-streaming turn returned a reasoning item whose summary held the full chain-of-thought, a streaming turn delivered 405 chars via The two failing checks on this head are still just |
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One behavioural caveat worth recording for reviewers, because it is easy to over-read the includeThoughts fix: the flag is necessary but not sufficient. Cloud Code Assist only returns Measured against the live CCA endpoint (2026-09-12, same account):
So the flag does what this PR claims — without it the wire never carries thought text, with it deliberation is returned verbatim — but whether a given turn deliberates is Google's call, not the proxy's. Short tool steps on 3.8 Flash usually carry internal thinking ( Test coverage in the PR pins the request shape only, which matches the claim: the adapter always asks when the provider opted in; whether the answer contains text is upstream. |
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Requesting the one remaining unblock: Why it is the only blocker. requiresReasoningPlaceholderModels: "editor",
+ showThinkingSummary: "editor",
retryOn429: "editor",It classifies the new The review above already reached the same conclusion ("권장: 통과") and rated the PR 60/80 with sponsorship as one of only two remaining items; the other one it asked for, a regression test for the Antigravity The gate's automatic maintainer ping cannot fire on its own here: If you would rather not sponsor the line at all, say so and I will drop it instead: the flag would then be settable only by editing |
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Baseline A/B is done, and it clears the last checklist box. Full suite through the repository's own entrypoint (
Identical failure sets: nothing fails on the merged tree that passes on pristine dev, and nothing fails on pristine dev that passes on the merged tree. So on this machine Two flakes from earlier partial runs are documented in the description rather than hidden: the codex-shim lease-fd test reproduces identically on pristine dev in isolation (80/1 on both trees), and the crash-guard breadcrumb test is a 5s timeout under 4x load that passes standalone on both trees. Also flagged there: Bun 1.4.2 segfaulted twice in a worker on This does not change the ask: |
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Thanks for the complete A/B failure inventory. It is stronger evidence than the earlier partial runs, and the matching baseline failures should remain recorded rather than attributed to this patch without evidence. It is not, by itself, completed required repository CI. I am not applying maintainer-sponsored solely because the hygiene gate names one line. The current head fe13bdb also changes Google wire compilation, provider defaults, router normalization and Responses behavior (14 files); the sponsorship decision needs to cover that actual scope. This is not a claim that the field-policy line is an authentication defect. @lidge-jun please confirm the product choice to default Antigravity to visible thinking when the client omits a summary preference, with explicit none/false remaining authoritative, and the intended interaction with #4301. That is separate from whether the field may be edited. I am leaving this open and unsponsored for now, not rejecting the direction or treating the automated recommendation as owner acceptance. |
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On the #4301 question, here is hard evidence rather than an opinion — I merged this branch onto #4301's head ( 40 pass / 2 fail, and both failures are exactly the channel assumption:
Why. #4301 moves raw reasoning ( So the two PRs do not conflict textually — the merge is clean — but they disagree about which channel carries Gemini's thought text, and that is a user-visible product choice rather than a code detail:
Both are defensible and I am not asking anyone to overrule #4301 — its video evidence for the scrolling band is real. What I would like from the owner is the call on which of the two Antigravity should default to, given that text visibility is the entire reason this PR exists. If the answer is the content channel, I will rework this branch to keep the request-side change ( One practical note while that is being decided: this branch is now well behind |
…inkingSummary Codex omits reasoning.summary by default, so parseRequest hides all thinking in replay-only envelopes and genuine reasoning (e.g. Gemini thought parts on the google-antigravity CCA wire) never reaches the client. Add a provider-level showThinkingSummary flag, honored in applyFinalRouteRequestNormalization; an explicit client summary none still wins. Seed it true for the google-antigravity preset; operators can set false to opt back out.
…ression test Address review feedback: extract clientExplicitlyHidThinking with a pinned comment so the omitted-vs-none distinction cannot rot, and cover the real antigravity wire (google adapter thought parts as reasoning_raw_delta reaching the summary channel) instead of only native Responses shapes.
routedProviderConfig never calls enrichProviderFromRegistry, so saved rows predating the flag kept it undefined and the opt-in stayed dead. Backfill from the registry entry following the supportsOpenAiWebSearchToolFields pattern; explicit user values still win. Regression test now deletes the key from the seed to simulate an old persisted row.
Cloud Code Assist serves thinking for Gemini either way — thoughtsTokenCount stays non-zero — but returns no `thought` text unless generationConfig.thinkingConfig .includeThoughts is set. Probed 2026-09-12 against the live CCA endpoint: gemini-3.8-flash-high, no thinkingConfig -> 0 thought parts, 321 thoughts tokens gemini-3.8-flash-high + includeThoughts -> 358 chars of reasoning gemini-3.7-flash-tiered + includeThoughts -> 652 chars of reasoning So showThinkingSummary surfaced nothing for Antigravity Gemini models: the summary channel had no text to carry. The adapter now sets the flag for Gemini wire ids when the provider opted into visible thinking and the request did not explicitly hide it, and the wire compiler keeps the key instead of stripping it as an unknown field. Scoped to Gemini: Claude-on-CCA accepts the flag but never returns thought parts, and gpt-oss rejects it outright (400 INVALID_ARGUMENT), so neither is asked. Image-capable models stay excluded so thinkingConfig cannot suppress the responseModalities fallback. Verified end to end through the proxy on gemini-3.8-flash: streamed response.reasoning_summary_text.delta carried 405 chars of chain-of-thought, and the non-streaming path returned a reasoning item whose summary holds the full text.
showThinkingSummary's job is to take a provider's genuine reasoning out of the hidden replay envelope. Which channel carries the visible text is the bridge's decision, not this flag's: lidge-jun#4301 moves raw reasoning from the summary channel to the content channel (the native gpt-oss shape), so asserting the summary channel here would pin the opposite of whichever behaviour is current. Rewritten around the Cloud Code Assist path the flag exists for. That also lets the request-side half be asserted in the same file: includeThoughts reaching the wire when a provider opts in, and not being bought at all for a turn the client asked to hide. The passthrough-based cases are dropped -- lidge-jun#4301 deletes the content-to-summary rewrite they exercised, and with it their subject. Comment-only edits keep provider.ts, registry.ts and core.ts from claiming the summary channel as the contract; the docs row says the same and documents the explicit false.
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Decision on the #4301 interaction: we are aligning with it rather than competing over the channel. What changed in
Interaction re-verified on this head: merged onto #4301's head One consequence stated plainly, since it is the reason this PR exists: after #4301 the text reaches the client on the content channel, so the desktop band shows its placeholder rather than the text, and reading it raw is the CLI's Still the owner's product call, as @Ingwannu framed it. Our position: either default is workable for us, and the PR is now written so that call does not have to be made before the mechanism can land. The branch is rebased onto the current |
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Codex omits reasoning.summary by default, so parseRequest sets hideThinkingSummary and all thinking stays in hidden replay envelopes. Genuine user-facing reasoning, e.g. thought parts on the google-antigravity (Cloud Code Assist) wire, never reaches the client UI even though usage counts reasoning tokens.
On that wire the text also never left Google. Cloud Code Assist serves thinking for Gemini either way —
thoughtsTokenCountstays non-zero — but returns nothoughttext unless the request setsgenerationConfig.thinkingConfig.includeThoughts. Probed against the live CCA endpoint on 2026-09-12:gemini-3.8-flash-high, no thinkingConfiggemini-3.8-flash-high+ includeThoughtsgemini-3.7-flash-tiered+ includeThoughtsSo surfacing the summary channel alone was not enough for Antigravity Gemini models: there was no text to carry.
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includeThoughtson the CCA envelope, and the wire compiler keeps that key instead of dropping it as an unknown field. Scoped to Gemini wire ids — Claude-on-CCA accepts the flag but never returns thought parts, andgpt-ossrejects it outright (400 INVALID_ARGUMENT), so neither is asked; image-capable models stay excluded so thinkingConfig cannot suppress the responseModalities fallback.Verification
Local full-suite A/B against a pristine dev checkout, because this repository's
devis not green on this machine and a bare pass/fail count would be meaningless. Both runs used the repository's own entrypoint (./node_modules/.bin/bun scripts/test.ts, Bun 1.4.2, 4x parallel, 7 lanes), the same machine, sequential, nothing else running.dev7a0513c2dev+ this change (clean merge)47288050The failing sets are identical: 0 tests fail on the merged tree that pass on pristine dev, and 0 tests fail on pristine dev that pass on the merged tree. None of the 71 touch this change's files, and the suites this PR adds (
responses-show-thinking-summary,google adapter — Antigravity thought-text opt-in,Google wire compiler) all pass inside that run.Two failures appeared in earlier partial runs and are excluded from the table above only after being explained this way:
Codex autostart shim > Unix install rejects delayed detached redispatch after the launcher closes its lease fdreproduces identically on pristine dev in isolation (80 pass / 1 fail on both trees, same test), andcrash-guard diagnostics > dumps recent fetch origins (pending/rejected) in the breadcrumbis a 5s-timeout flake under 4x parallel load that passes standalone on both trees (14 pass / 0 fail each). Neither is in either tree's full-run failure set.One infrastructure caveat, recorded because it cost two runs: Bun 1.4.2 segfaulted twice in a
--test-workerwhile runningtests/routing/routing-policy-surface-parity.test.ts, aborting the lane and marking 1066 unrelated files as aborted. That file passes standalone (6 pass / 0 fail) and the numbers above come from complete, panic-free runs. It happens on both trees and is a Bun bug (bun.report/1.4.2/Mt1744846fiDykooC23/...), not a project regression.Other checks:
bun x tsc --noEmitclean;structure:checkpassed;privacy:scanpassed.Live end-to-end on the surface a user sees (local 2.50.0 plus the equivalent patch, service restarted): a non-streaming turn on
google-antigravity/gemini-3.8-flashreturned a reasoning item whose summary held the full chain-of-thought; a streaming turn delivered 405 chars throughresponse.reasoning_summary_text.delta; and a real client (codex exec --json) produced{"type":"item.completed","item":{"type":"reasoning","text":"**Explaining Bubble Sort's Stability**"...}}. Behavioural caveat:includeThoughtsis necessary but not sufficient — short tool-call steps on 3.8 Flash usually carry internal thinking with no text (0/4 and 0/3 in probes), while long reasoning prompts return 2500-4700 chars, andgemini-pro-agentreturned text on 2/2 tool-shaped probes.Note on dev drift: this branch's base is
d9849942;devhas since advanced to7a0513c2(#4292). GitHub reports the merge as clean, and the merged-tree run above is exactlydevtip + this change, so no rebase is needed for correctness — say the word if you would rather the branch itself be current and I will rebase and re-run.Review readiness checklist
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