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…blocks separately When a turn issued multiple tool_use blocks and tool results carried image blocks (read_file on images, screenshots, feedback images), presentAssistantMessage pushed each tool_result followed immediately by its images, yielding tool_result/image interleaving in userMessageContent. Task.ts then consumed the array verbatim, and the Anthropic API rejected the request with a 400: "tool_use ids were found without tool_result blocks immediately after" (Zoo-Code-Org#1307). pushToolResultToUserContent is the single choke point every tool_result push flows through, so it now maintains the invariant: when a new tool_result is appended, image blocks already accumulated are moved after it. The resulting user message is tool_results first (in tool_use order), then images, then other blocks — matching the shape the issue expects. A single tool result with images and image-free messages are unchanged.
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- Around line 501-502: Update the content-reordering logic in pushToolResult so
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| const results = mockTask.userMessageContent.filter( | ||
| (block: UserContentBlock) => block.type === "tool_result", | ||
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| if (results.length !== mockTask.userMessageContent.length) { | ||
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The two new tests in this file run this copied partition, and Task is automocked at the top of the spec. Would they still pass if the partition were removed from Task.ts? Could the mock bind the real method instead, with vi.importActual and Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent?
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Fixed in 73038d0. The mock now binds the real method instead of copying it:
let realPushToolResultToUserContent: RealPushToolResult
beforeAll(async () => {
const actual = await vi.importActual<typeof import("../../task/Task")>("../../task/Task")
realPushToolResultToUserContent = actual.Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent
})and beforeEach wires it onto the structural double with realPushToolResultToUserContent.call(mockTask, toolResult). The double only needs userMessageContent, which it already provides, so no other field of Task is constructed.
You asked whether the tests would still pass if the partition were removed from Task.ts. They no longer do. I deleted the partition block from Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent and re-ran the spec:
FAIL core/assistant-message/__tests__/presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts > ... > groups images after all tool_results when parallel tools return images
FAIL core/assistant-message/__tests__/presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts > ... > relocates an earlier tool's images after a later tool_result with no images
Test Files 1 failed (1)
Tests 2 failed | 7 passed (9)
With the partition restored the spec is 9/9 green. The two tests also now pass main's required policySnapshot argument (baseSnapshot).
| task.pushToolResultToUserContent(toolResult1) | ||
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Would a change that moves only image blocks last, and leaves text ahead of them, fail any test here? This case has only images after the first result. Could a case that pushes an image, then text, then r1, then more text, then r2 expect [r1, r2, image, text, text2]?
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Yes, it would have failed nothing, and you were right to flag it. The old case had only images after the first result, so an image-only grouping satisfied it. I added exactly the case you described in 73038d0:
it("moves text as well as images behind the tool_results, preserving order within each group", () => {
// Interleaved arrival: image, text, r1, more text, r2.
task.userMessageContent.push(image, text1)
task.pushToolResultToUserContent(toolResult1)
task.userMessageContent.push(text2)
task.pushToolResultToUserContent(toolResult2)
expect(task.userMessageContent).toEqual([toolResult1, toolResult2, image, text1, text2])
})Input is [image, text, r1, text, r2] and the expectation is [r1, r2, image, text, text2], as you asked. Both mutation checks confirm it discriminates:
- image-only grouping (move images last, leave text ahead): this new test FAILS, the rest pass. That is the exact gap you pointed at.
- partition removed entirely: this test plus both [BUG]Tool results interleaved with image blocks break Anthropic API (tool_use without immediate tool_result) #1307 tests FAIL.
With the real implementation restored, core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts and core/assistant-message are 345/345 green.
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History saved with image blocks between tool_result blocks (read_file on an image alongside another tool call in the same turn) is rejected by Anthropic with a 400 on every retry, leaving the task stuck. Reorder tool_result blocks to the front of each user message when shaping the API request, after merging consecutive user messages. Stored history is unchanged, so tasks already saved with the broken shape recover on their next retry. This complements Zoo-Code-Org#1705, which stops new messages from being built with the interleaved shape. Fixes Zoo-Code-Org#1774 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
…nterleave Addresses edelauna's two review asks on Zoo-Code-Org#1705. 1. presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts bound a hand-copied partition of Task.pushToolResultToUserContent, so the Zoo-Code-Org#1307 tests were tautological: deleting the grouping from Task.ts still passed them. The mock now binds the real Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent via vi.importActual. Verified: removing the partition from Task.ts fails both Zoo-Code-Org#1307 tests. 2. Task.spec.ts only covered "images after the first result". Added the mixed interleave [image, text, r1, text, r2] -> [r1, r2, image, text, text2], which fails under an image-only grouping and only passes with the full tool_result-first partition. Also carries main's new policySnapshot argument at the 2 integration call sites, and drops this spec's no-explicit-any suppressions from 16 to 14.
…blocks separately (Zoo-Code-Org#2243) * fix(anthropic): keep tool_result blocks contiguous by grouping image blocks separately When a turn issued multiple tool_use blocks and tool results carried image blocks (read_file on images, screenshots, feedback images), presentAssistantMessage pushed each tool_result followed immediately by its images, yielding tool_result/image interleaving in userMessageContent. Task.ts then consumed the array verbatim, and the Anthropic API rejected the request with a 400: "tool_use ids were found without tool_result blocks immediately after" (Zoo-Code-Org#1307). pushToolResultToUserContent is the single choke point every tool_result push flows through, so it now maintains the invariant: when a new tool_result is appended, image blocks already accumulated are moved after it. The resulting user message is tool_results first (in tool_use order), then images, then other blocks — matching the shape the issue expects. A single tool result with images and image-free messages are unchanged. * fix(anthropic): keep all tool_result blocks ahead of other user-message content * test(anthropic): bind the real tool_result grouping and cover mixed interleave Addresses edelauna's two review asks on Zoo-Code-Org#1705. 1. presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts bound a hand-copied partition of Task.pushToolResultToUserContent, so the Zoo-Code-Org#1307 tests were tautological: deleting the grouping from Task.ts still passed them. The mock now binds the real Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent via vi.importActual. Verified: removing the partition from Task.ts fails both Zoo-Code-Org#1307 tests. 2. Task.spec.ts only covered "images after the first result". Added the mixed interleave [image, text, r1, text, r2] -> [r1, r2, image, text, text2], which fails under an image-only grouping and only passes with the full tool_result-first partition. Also carries main's new policySnapshot argument at the 2 integration call sites, and drops this spec's no-explicit-any suppressions from 16 to 14. * refactor(task): drop redundant guard in pushToolResultToUserContent --------- Co-authored-by: Zoo (VP) <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Elliott de Launay <[email protected]>
…blocks separately (#2243) * fix(anthropic): keep tool_result blocks contiguous by grouping image blocks separately When a turn issued multiple tool_use blocks and tool results carried image blocks (read_file on images, screenshots, feedback images), presentAssistantMessage pushed each tool_result followed immediately by its images, yielding tool_result/image interleaving in userMessageContent. Task.ts then consumed the array verbatim, and the Anthropic API rejected the request with a 400: "tool_use ids were found without tool_result blocks immediately after" (#1307). pushToolResultToUserContent is the single choke point every tool_result push flows through, so it now maintains the invariant: when a new tool_result is appended, image blocks already accumulated are moved after it. The resulting user message is tool_results first (in tool_use order), then images, then other blocks — matching the shape the issue expects. A single tool result with images and image-free messages are unchanged. * fix(anthropic): keep all tool_result blocks ahead of other user-message content * test(anthropic): bind the real tool_result grouping and cover mixed interleave Addresses edelauna's two review asks on #1705. 1. presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts bound a hand-copied partition of Task.pushToolResultToUserContent, so the #1307 tests were tautological: deleting the grouping from Task.ts still passed them. The mock now binds the real Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent via vi.importActual. Verified: removing the partition from Task.ts fails both #1307 tests. 2. Task.spec.ts only covered "images after the first result". Added the mixed interleave [image, text, r1, text, r2] -> [r1, r2, image, text, text2], which fails under an image-only grouping and only passes with the full tool_result-first partition. Also carries main's new policySnapshot argument at the 2 integration call sites, and drops this spec's no-explicit-any suppressions from 16 to 14. * refactor(task): drop redundant guard in pushToolResultToUserContent --------- Co-authored-by: Zoo (VP) <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Elliott de Launay <[email protected]>
…blocks separately (Zoo-Code-Org#2243) * fix(anthropic): keep tool_result blocks contiguous by grouping image blocks separately When a turn issued multiple tool_use blocks and tool results carried image blocks (read_file on images, screenshots, feedback images), presentAssistantMessage pushed each tool_result followed immediately by its images, yielding tool_result/image interleaving in userMessageContent. Task.ts then consumed the array verbatim, and the Anthropic API rejected the request with a 400: "tool_use ids were found without tool_result blocks immediately after" (Zoo-Code-Org#1307). pushToolResultToUserContent is the single choke point every tool_result push flows through, so it now maintains the invariant: when a new tool_result is appended, image blocks already accumulated are moved after it. The resulting user message is tool_results first (in tool_use order), then images, then other blocks — matching the shape the issue expects. A single tool result with images and image-free messages are unchanged. * fix(anthropic): keep all tool_result blocks ahead of other user-message content * test(anthropic): bind the real tool_result grouping and cover mixed interleave Addresses edelauna's two review asks on Zoo-Code-Org#1705. 1. presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts bound a hand-copied partition of Task.pushToolResultToUserContent, so the Zoo-Code-Org#1307 tests were tautological: deleting the grouping from Task.ts still passed them. The mock now binds the real Task.prototype.pushToolResultToUserContent via vi.importActual. Verified: removing the partition from Task.ts fails both Zoo-Code-Org#1307 tests. 2. Task.spec.ts only covered "images after the first result". Added the mixed interleave [image, text, r1, text, r2] -> [r1, r2, image, text, text2], which fails under an image-only grouping and only passes with the full tool_result-first partition. Also carries main's new policySnapshot argument at the 2 integration call sites, and drops this spec's no-explicit-any suppressions from 16 to 14. * refactor(task): drop redundant guard in pushToolResultToUserContent --------- Co-authored-by: Zoo (VP) <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Elliott de Launay <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 70eba96)
Related GitHub Issue
Closes: #1307
Description
When a turn executes multiple
tool_useblocks and at least one tool returns images,userMessageContentended up astool_result, image, tool_result, image. Anthropic rejects that user message with a hard 400 (tool_use ids were found without tool_result blocks immediately after) becausetool_resultblocks must be the first, contiguous content of the user message. Both consumers (Task.flushPendingToolResultsToHistoryand the main request assembly) passed the array through verbatim.Fix at the single choke point every
tool_resultpush flows through (Task.pushToolResultToUserContent, covering all 8 call sites: the main tool-result callback, MCP-native dispatch, rejection/validation-error paths, and the task-interruption pre-injection path): after appending a newtool_result, any image blocks already inuserMessageContentare relocated after it. Result shape:[trA, trB, imgA, imgB, text]— Anthropic accepts non-tool_resultcontent after the contiguous result run, so this is spec-compliant and matches the issue's expected shape.Why not at the image-push sites (as the issue suggested): if tool A returns images and a later tool result has no images,
[trA, imgA, trB]still interleaves — grouping at the result push is the only complete minimal fix, and it keeps the consumer untouched.Behavior preserved: multiple images keep per-tool order; single-tool-with-images and image-free turns are byte-identical; images with no tool results are never relocated.
Test Procedure
src/core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts(+1 regression test, 1 test updated to the new correct order with full block equality — stricter, not weaker):tr1 + 2 images + image-less tr2→ asserts[tr1, tr2, img1, img2].src/core/assistant-message/__tests__/presentAssistantMessage-images.spec.ts(+2 integration tests through the realpresentAssistantMessage): two image-returning tools →[trA, trB, imgA, imgB]; first tool returns images, second returns none → images relocated after the second result. Both fail onmain.cd src && ./node_modules/.bin/vitest run core/assistant-message→ 67/67 passed.cd src && ./node_modules/.bin/vitest run core/task/__tests__/Task.spec.ts→ 151/151 passed.Pre-Submission Checklist
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Pre-existing follow-up (out of scope): a repetition-limit feedback text block can still land between tool results (
presentAssistantMessage.ts~684); this PR improves that case too (wastr, text, img, trbefore). Happy to address separately if it ever manifests.Get in Touch
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