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[feat] Fetch model IDs and their metadata on Fireworks - #2241
Fetch available models dynamically on Fireworks. Remove static model list that quickly becomes out of date.
Test Procedure
Used this code for 3 weeks. Still needs retesting after rebasing.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Issue Linked: This PR is linked to an approved GitHub Issue (see "Related GitHub Issue" above).
Scope: My changes are focused on the linked issue (one major feature/fix per PR).
Self-Review: I reviewed my own code with care.
Writing Style: The PR title and description use Simplified Technical English (ASD-STE100): short sentences, plain words, active voice, one idea per sentence, no contractions.
Testing: New and/or updated tests have been added to cover my changes (if applicable).
[n/a] Visual Snapshot (UI changes only): If a user would notice this change at a glance (layout, theme tokens, brand elements, empty/error states), I added or updated a *.visual.tsx snapshot in webview-ui/. See webview-ui/AGENTS.md → "When a UI change needs a snapshot".
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Fireworks models and available pricing are fetched dynamically and displayed in settings.
Refresh the model list using your API key, with loading and error feedback. Changing models updates model-specific settings.
Your configured model remains selected if it is missing from the fetched list. Unknown models use fallback information, and pricing is unavailable when none is provided.
The default Fireworks model is now Kimi K3.
Fireworks model metadata and pricing now come from runtime discovery instead of a static catalog. Results are cached by API key and returned through router-model requests. Fireworks settings and model selection use fetched metadata when available and fallback metadata when it is not.
Fireworks is registered as a dynamic provider. Its static catalog is replaced by a default model ID and fallback metadata.
Model and pricing discovery src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts, src/api/providers/fetchers/__tests__/fireworks.spec.ts, src/api/providers/fetchers/__tests__/modelCache.spec.ts
The fetcher retrieves model metadata and serverless pricing, applies fallback limits, and filters unsupported entries. The model cache scopes Fireworks results by API key.
Provider handler and cached model use src/api/providers/fireworks.ts, src/api/providers/__tests__/fireworks.spec.ts
The provider handler reads cached model metadata and uses fallback metadata when a model is absent. It skips fetching when the selected model is cached and supports cancellation.
Router-model requests and response ordering src/core/webview/webviewMessageHandler.ts, src/core/webview/__tests__/*
Router-model requests fetch Fireworks models when a key is available and flush the cache for an explicit key. Superseded requests do not publish results, and failures can return cached models.
Settings and model selection webview-ui/src/components/settings/ApiOptions.tsx, webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/Fireworks.tsx, webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/__tests__/Fireworks.spec.tsx, webview-ui/src/components/settings/utils/providerModelConfig.ts, webview-ui/src/components/ui/hooks/useSelectedModel.ts, webview-ui/src/components/ui/hooks/__tests__/useSelectedModel.spec.ts, webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/__tests__/*, webview-ui/src/utils/__tests__/validate.spec.ts
The settings component displays fetched models and supports refresh status. Model selection uses fetched metadata when available and fallback metadata otherwise. Supporting tests and fixtures include Fireworks router-model entries.
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant FireworksSettings
participant webviewMessageHandler
participant FireworksHandler
participant ModelCache
participant getFireworksModels
User->>FireworksSettings: request model refresh
FireworksSettings->>webviewMessageHandler: send Fireworks request with API key and request ID
webviewMessageHandler->>FireworksHandler: request Fireworks model records
FireworksHandler->>ModelCache: retrieve models for API key
ModelCache->>getFireworksModels: fetch models on cache miss
getFireworksModels-->>ModelCache: return model records
ModelCache-->>FireworksHandler: return cached model records
FireworksHandler-->>webviewMessageHandler: return router models
webviewMessageHandler-->>FireworksSettings: publish response with request ID
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Possibly related issues
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1891: This PR adds Fireworks model metadata retrieval and caching, but the summaries do not show changes to the request-prefix timing behavior described in the issue.
Suggested reviewers:hannesrudolph
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 0b99e
Resolve missing-price cost accounting and API-key catalog isolation before merging. Pricing failures can defeat spending limits, and key edits can leave users selecting models from the previous account. Several earlier initialization and response-ordering issues are fixed.
Pre-merge checks: 7 · 1
Failed checks: 1 warning
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Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The changed Fireworks fetch path still leaves work running after a failure. The prior FAIL is not addressed in the current tree. Evidence (current head, src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts): - `…
Fix getFireworksModels in src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts (lines 264-270). Create a per-fetch AbortController and link it to the caller signal. Pass the combined signal to both the models fetch and getFireworksPricing. I…
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Title check
The title "[feat] Fetch model IDs and their metadata on Fireworks" matches the main change. The PR removes the static Fireworks model catalog and adds runtime fetching of Fireworks models and serverle…
Description check
The description follows the repository template and links the issue (Closes: #2240). It states the purpose: fetch models dynamically and remove the static list. The checklist is filled in. Gaps: the "…
Linked Issues check
[#2240] requires dynamic retrieval of available Fireworks models. getFireworksModels fetches the Fireworks model endpoint and model pricing. It builds model metadata from the API response and remove…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changed code supports [#2240]. Fetching, pricing parsing, cache isolation, request cancellation and ordering, failure retention, model selection, refresh controls, and related tests implement the …
Regression Evidence
Checked the PR range (refs/coderabbit/pre-merge-check/base..head) against the regression-evidence criteria. Changed behavior and coverage: - Fetcher logic (src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts) h…
Security Boundaries
No changed path in PR #2241 (Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code, author p12tic) matches the Security boundaries failure conditions. Checked evidence from the base..head range: - Secret handling: `src/api/provi…
Persistence Integrity
No changed persistence path matches the explicit failure conditions (unawaited operation, non-atomic write, missing rollback or partial-failure behavior, or an unpropagated persisted default). What I …
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The title "[feat] Fetch model IDs and their metadata on Fireworks" matches the main change. The PR removes the static Fireworks model catalog and adds runtime fetching of Fireworks models and serverless pricing, with cache handling and UI updates. The title does not mention the removal of the static list, but it names the primary feature clearly.
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The description follows the repository template and links the issue (Closes: #2240). It states the purpose: fetch models dynamically and remove the static list. The checklist is filled in. Gaps: the "Description" section does not explain the implementation details, design choices, or trade-offs that the template asks for (for example, the per-API-key cache, the pricing fetch and its best-effort fallback, the request superseding logic, and the 128,000-token context fallback). The "Test Procedure" section does not list the tests or the steps a reviewer can repeat. It says the code was used for three weeks and still needs retesting after rebasing, which gives reviewers no concrete verification steps. The checklist marks testing as complete but does not name the tests added.
Resolution
Consider adding to the Description section: the key implementation details (API-key-scoped model cache, best-effort Fireworks serverless pricing fetch with pagination cap, fallback context window and maxTokens rules, and request-ID handling for stale router-model responses). Consider adding to the Test Procedure section: the new or updated spec files, and the manual steps to verify model listing and pricing on Fireworks after the rebase.
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[#2240] requires dynamic retrieval of available Fireworks models. getFireworksModels fetches the Fireworks model endpoint and model pricing. It builds model metadata from the API response and removes the static Fireworks catalog. FireworksHandler uses the key-scoped cache and fetches uncached model metadata. The webview requests catalogs for configured API keys and displays the returned models in ModelPicker. Tests cover fetching, pricing, caching, request handling, model selection, and the settings UI.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The changed code supports [#2240]. Fetching, pricing parsing, cache isolation, request cancellation and ordering, failure retention, model selection, refresh controls, and related tests implement the dynamic Fireworks catalog and its lifecycle. Static catalog removal and fixture updates support that change. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Checked the PR range (refs/coderabbit/pre-merge-check/base..head) against the regression-evidence criteria. Changed behavior and coverage: - Fetcher logic (src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts) has a focused new spec (fetchers/__tests__/fireworks.spec.ts). It covers pricing parsing, pagination and cap warning, missing prices, fetch failures, absent API key, and abort handling. These are the error and unset branches. - Provider behavior (src/api/providers/fireworks.ts) is covered by the updated fireworks.spec.ts. It tests cache-scoped lookup, the uncached default, and abort. - Router-model handler supersession and cache-retention logic is covered by webviewMessageHandler.routerModels.spec.ts, including stale-request and failure-retention cases. - Settings component refresh, key-change, and request-ID behavior is covered by webview-ui/.../providers/__tests__/Fireworks.spec.tsx (JSDOM), and selection logic by useSelectedModel.spec.ts. These tests sit at the lowest useful layer for behavior-only changes. I found no concrete changed behavior with a missing error or negative branch that a plausible regression would hit. Prior FAIL (missing Playwright snapshot), disposition: - The prior run said the PR adds the model picker, refresh button, and loading, success, and error states. The base revision already has them. git show refs/coderabbit/pre-merge-check/base:webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/Fireworks.tsx shows <ModelPicker (line 315), the refresh button (333–340), and the loading, success, and error messages (343–353). The PR changes how the catalog is sourced and adds behavior, not new screen states. - webview-ui/AGENTS.md (lines 46–58) requires a *.visual.tsx snapshot for user-noticeable layout, theme, or empty/error state changes. It says to skip visual tests for behavior-only changes such as state transitions, handler wiring, and validation. The Fireworks changes here are mostly that kind (fetching, caching, key scoping, validation), and JSDOM can verify them. The one new visible element is a modelValidationError pass-through and a simplifySettings prop. That is not a durable new layout that requires a snapshot. - The PR marks the visual snapshot as n/a. The repo has visual tests for some provider settings, but none is required for this incremental change. Result: no explicit regression-evidence failure condition is established. Prior failure refuted: The prior run claimed the PR adds the Fireworks model picker, refresh button, and loading/success/error states needing a Playwright snapshot. The base revision of webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/Fireworks.tsx already contains ModelPicker (line 315), the refresh button (333-340), and the loading/success/error text (343-353). The PR changes behavior (catalog source, key scoping, requ...
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No changed path in PR #2241 (Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code, author p12tic) matches the Security boundaries failure conditions. Checked evidence from the base..head range: - Secret handling:src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts sends the Fireworks API key only as an Authorization: Bearer header (authHeaders, lines ~152-159). The requests go to the fixed FIREWORKS_MODELS_URL and FIREWORKS_ACCOUNTS_URL constants. The console.warn/console.error calls log status, error objects, and unexpected response bodies. None logs the key. - Key isolation: The model cache is scoped by API key (getModelCacheScope, getCacheKey with apiKey). Separate keys do not share fetched catalogs. This reduces cross-account exposure. - Untrusted input: Remote model and pricing JSON is parsed defensively. parseFireworksServerlessPricing and getFireworksModels check response shape, skip entries without a nonempty string ID, and require both input and output prices. Model IDs are passed as request parameters and are never executed. - Allowlist controls:webview-ui/src/utils/validate.ts has no changes between base and head. Organization allowlist validation still runs for providers, and Fireworks.tsx now accepts and forwards organizationAllowList to ModelPicker. The PR does not remove or bypass that check. The open review threads concern stale or cross-key catalog display, pricing completeness, and cost accounting. These are correctness and availability issues. They do not leak secrets or PII, and they do not trust unvalidated input in an executable way. They also do not bypass approval or allowlist controls, so they do not meet the stated failure conditions.
Full details: Persistence Integrity
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No changed persistence path matches the explicit failure conditions (unawaited operation, non-atomic write, missing rollback or partial-failure behavior, or an unpropagated persisted default). What I checked in the head revision (refs/coderabbit/pre-merge-check/head): - Disk writes to the router-model cache. The Fireworks catalog reuses the existing modelCache path. Disk persistence goes through safeWriteJson, which writes a temp file and renames it, with a backup and rollback on failure. The webview handler awaits its flushModels calls (for example, webviewMessageHandler.ts around line 1205 and the later await flushModels( sites). No new unawaited persistence write appears in the changed code. - Partial pricing failure.src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts treats pricing as best-effort by design. A pricing failure warns and returns an empty map, so models stay available without prices. The PR objectives state this behavior explicitly. The check requires explicit partial-failure behavior, and this is present. The zero-cost accounting for unpriced models is a data-quality concern, not a persistence-integrity failure under this check. - Persisted default propagation.fireworksDefaultModelId reaches useSelectedModel. ApiOptions then writes the selected ID into apiConfiguration.apiModelId through setApiConfigurationField. While the catalog is loading, useSelectedModel returns the configured ID (around lines 170-175), not the default. The earlier review concern about the default overwriting a saved model during loading is therefore addressed in the current code. Review threads cited in the context (for example, the cost-accounting and pricing-pagination threads) describe correctness or cost-accuracy issues. None of them shows a changed write that loses or corrupts persisted state under the stated conditions.
Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
Explanation
The changed Fireworks fetch path still leaves work running after a failure. The prior FAIL is not addressed in the current tree. Evidence (current head, src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts): - getFireworksModels starts the models request and getFireworksPricing(apiKey, signal) together with Promise.all (lines 267-270). Both branches use the caller's signal. There is no internal AbortController. - If the models fetch rejects (for example a network error) while pricing is pending, Promise.all rejects at once. The pricing branch keeps running. It is not aborted or awaited. - getFireworksPricing runs a multi-request chain (accounts lookup, then paged serverlessModels). It keeps issuing requests after the sibling failure. Its only failure handling is catch → warn → empty map (lines 222-225), so a failure in that branch does not stop it either. - The shared flight in modelCache.ts (lines 316-324) removes its entry and its timeout listener on rejection. It does not call controller.abort(). The signal the pricing branch holds is therefore not aborted on this path. Pricing continues until its own network calls finish. Causality: getFireworksModels and getFireworksPricing are new in this PR (git diff --stat shows +312 lines in the fetcher). The unaborted sibling is therefore a changed lifecycle path. A plausible trigger: the models request fails with a network error while the accounts or pricing request is in flight. The failed flight is removed. A retry or another getModels call then starts a new flight, so a second pricing chain can run beside the orphaned first one. That is duplicate work after failure. The first request has no bound from the flight timeout, because that listener is removed on rejection. The check fails on this changed path. The fix is the one in the standing resolution: create a per-fetch AbortController linked to the caller signal, pass the combined signal to both branches, abort the internal controller when either branch fails, await the sibling so it settles, and rethrow the original error. Remove the combined-signal listeners on success and on failure.
Resolution
Fix getFireworksModels in src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts (lines 264-270). Create a per-fetch AbortController and link it to the caller signal. Pass the combined signal to both the models fetch and getFireworksPricing. If either branch rejects, abort the internal controller, wait for the sibling branch to settle, and rethrow the original error. Remove the linked listener on success and on failure. Add a test where the models request rejects while pricing is pending, and assert that the pricing request receives an abort.
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Minor · Use an own-property lookup for cached model metadata. · fireworks.ts:42
src/api/providers/fireworks.ts:42 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use an own-property lookup for cached model metadata.
Zod 4.6.7 hydrates modelRecordSchema into a normal object. Therefore, cached?.[id] can resolve inherited properties such as constructor or toString as ModelInfo. A configured custom ID with one of these values can pass a function or prototype object to request construction instead of fireworksUnknownModelInfo.
This behavior predates the PR, but the disk-cache path keeps it reachable. Use an own-property check at this lookup.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 3f51e9df774b); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/fireworks.ts at line 42:
Update the cached metadata lookup in the model mapping to return cached[id] only
when cached has id as an own property; otherwise, use fireworksUnknownModelInfo.
This prevents inherited properties from being treated as ModelInfo.
Minor · Add a Fireworks fetch-rejection case to the… · webviewMessageHandler.routerModels.spec.ts:229-243
src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.routerModels.spec.ts:229-243 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Add a Fireworks fetch-rejection case to the explicit-key refresh suite.
The shared DeepSeek rejection test covers common handling, but not the Fireworks-specific refresh branch. Add assertions for the singleRouterModelFetchResponse error and final routerModels completion when the Fireworks fetch rejects.
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@src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.routerModels.spec.ts around
lines 229 - 243:
Add a Fireworks fetch-rejection case to the explicit-key refresh tests around
`webviewMessageHandler`: make `getModelsMock` reject and assert the handler
emits the `singleRouterModelFetchResponse` error followed by the final
`routerModels` completion message.
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The parser ignores the advertised supports_tools capability while the shared OpenAI-compatible handler constructs tool-call requests; a chat model without tool support may be offered for agent tasks.
Fireworks may reject the chat completion or the model cannot perform the selected task's tool workflow.
This can occur when: The models endpoint lists a model with supports_chat: true and supports_tools: false, and an agent request supplies tools.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packages/types/src/providers/fireworks.ts:
- Line 13: Update fireworksDefaultModelId to a model ID that Fireworks currently
serves on serverless, so new Fireworks profiles use a model available for their
first chat request.
Review comments at @src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts:
- Around line 90-98: Update parseSkuPricing to return pricing only when both
input and output SKU prices are present; otherwise return undefined so
calculateApiCostInternal treats the cost as unknown rather than zero for missing
output pricing.
- Around line 182-196: Update the pagination loop that fetches Fireworks
serverless pricing to warn when the tenth page still provides a nextPageToken,
indicating results were truncated. Preserve the ten-page cap and use the
fetcher’s existing logging mechanism.
- Line 213: Update parseFireworksModel and the maxTokens calculation to preserve
each fetched model’s supported output limit instead of capping it at
FIREWORKS_FALLBACK_MAX_TOKENS; ensure fetched models can use the existing user
override path where applicable.
Review comments at @src/api/providers/fireworks.ts:
- Around line 32-42: Implement ensureModelFetched(signal?) on FireworksHandler
so model metadata is loaded before the first request when the keyed cache is
cold. Reuse the Fireworks provider identifier and API key with getModels, and
propagate the abort signal as in RouterProvider.
Review comments at @webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/Fireworks.tsx:
- Around line 57-66: In the routerModels message handler, update the success
condition in the refreshStatus check to require message.values?.provider to
match providerIdentifiers.fireworks before marking the Fireworks refresh
successful; preserve the existing error guard and invalidation behavior.
- Around line 130-132: In the Fireworks component, clear the Fireworks catalog
entry or refetch it when the active API key changes, so the models prop no
longer displays or persists results from the previous key.
- Around line 59-65: Remove the two queryClient.invalidateQueries calls from the
Fireworks refresh success path so it does not refetch the catalog using the
saved fireworksApiKey; only retain invalidation if the refetch path explicitly
uses the edited key.
- Around line 127-139: Thread the organization allowlist through the Fireworks
settings path: pass it from ApiOptions into Fireworks, add it to FireworksProps,
and forward it to ModelPicker so the settings form filters and saves only
permitted models.
Review comments at
@webview-ui/src/components/ui/hooks/__tests__/useSelectedModel.spec.ts:
- Around line 314-335: Update useSelectedModel so a saved nondefault Fireworks
model ID remains selected while the Fireworks model list is loading, and add a
loading-state test in the useSelectedModel test suite that verifies the saved ID
is preserved until the fetch settles.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/api/providers/fireworks.ts:
- Line 42: Update the cached metadata lookup in the model mapping to return
cached[id] only when cached has id as an own property; otherwise, use
fireworksUnknownModelInfo. This prevents inherited properties from being treated
as ModelInfo.
Review comments at
@src/core/webview/__tests__/webviewMessageHandler.routerModels.spec.ts:
- Around line 229-243: Add a Fireworks fetch-rejection case to the explicit-key
refresh tests around `webviewMessageHandler`: make `getModelsMock` reject and
assert the handler emits the `singleRouterModelFetchResponse` error followed by
the final `routerModels` completion message.
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Use the fetched output budget in the Fireworks handler fixture.
34-41: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use the fetched output budget in the Fireworks handler fixture.
pricedGlm sets the flat maxTokens: 16384. The cached-model test expects max_tokens: 16384. Because the fixture matches the flat cap, a regression that replaces the fetched budget with that cap still passes this test. Set the fixture and the expectation to the fetched value, 209_716, so the test fails when the larger budget is lost.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/__tests__/fireworks.spec.ts around lines 34
- 41:
Update the pricedGlm fixture and the cached-model test expectation to use the
fetched output budget of 209,716 for maxTokens and max_tokens, so the test
detects when the Fireworks handler substitutes the flat cap.
Cover the cold fetch to cache lookup in the model cache tests.
114-123: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Cover the cold fetch to cache lookup in the model cache tests.
The cold-cache test in fireworks.spec.ts mocks ../fetchers/modelCache, so getModels never writes the real cache there. Its only assertion checks the getModels arguments. The getModel() checks in this file read a cache mock that each test sets up itself. No test runs a cold fetch and then reads the result through getModelsFromCache. A regression that leaves the first request on fireworksUnknownModelInfo would still pass.
Add the missing assertion to the Fireworks tests in src/api/providers/fetchers/__tests__/modelCache.spec.ts, near lines 293-324. After getModels resolves for a keyed options object, call getModelsFromCache with the same options. Assert that the returned catalog contains the fetched model. Keep the cache unmocked in that test so the lookup reads the entry that getModels stored. The write happens at modelCache.ts:249 and :461, and the read happens at modelCache.ts:565.
Keep the existing ensureModelFetched call-argument assertion in the handler spec. Do not add a getModelsFromCache mock that returns the fetched catalog there. That mock supplies the population step and repeats the warm-lookup assertion at lines 91-102.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/__tests__/fireworks.spec.ts around lines
114 - 123:
Add a cold-fetch cache lookup assertion in the model cache tests: after
getModels resolves for keyed options, call getModelsFromCache with the same
options and verify the returned catalog contains the fetched model. Keep the
real cache active so the lookup reads the entry written by getModels, and
preserve the existing ensureModelFetched call-argument assertion.
Add an abort case for the models response body.
406-418: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add an abort case for the models response body.
The abort test rejects only a pending fetch. No test resolves the models response, so no test aborts while response.json() runs on the success path. A change that wraps the body parse in a catch that swallows the abort and still returns a catalog would pass the suite.
Add a case that resolves fetch with an OK response whose json() rejects once the signal aborts. Abort after json() starts, then assert that getFireworksModels rejects with the abort reason. This covers a unit-level contract. Production cache waiters reject on abort independently, so the benefit is bounded.
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Add a test alongside the existing abort case in the Fireworks models suite that
resolves fetch with an OK response whose json() promise rejects when the
caller’s signal aborts. Ensure json() has started before aborting, then assert
getFireworksModels rejects with the abort reason.
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File: packages/types/src/providers/openai.ts:937-937
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Learning: In Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code, only verified provider models should emit supportsImages: true in TypeScript model metadata. Unlisted custom models must not receive image support by assumption; openAiModelInfoSaneDefaults in packages/types/src/providers/openai.ts should retain supportsImages: false.
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Learning: In Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code, a maintainer explicitly requested in Discord that openAiModelInfoSaneDefaults in packages/types/src/providers/openai.ts use supportsImages: false. Treat disabled image support in this shared TypeScript model metadata as intentional, not as an accidental regression that requires restoring true.
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# AGENTS.md
## Test Placement Guidance
- Use `webview-ui` tests for React rendering, hooks, component state, forms, validation, and webview UI wiring.
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Unpriced Fireworks models record a $0 request cost instead of an unknown cost.
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Unpriced Fireworks models record a $0 request cost instead of an unknown cost.
When a Fireworks model has no inputPrice or outputPrice, the handler still computes a numeric total. calculateApiCostOpenAI maps each missing rate to 0, and Task keeps that 0 when it persists the request cost. The fetcher comments say this cost should show as unknown.
Dropping totalCost from the usage chunk does not fix this. Task falls back to costResult.totalCost, which uses the same unpriced model info and also returns 0.
A correction has to change the usage path, the Task fallback, and the unknown-cost representation together. ChatRow treats cost === undefined on api_req_started as an in-progress request, so leaving cost undefined on a completed request would display it as still running. The existing test at src/api/providers/__tests__/fireworks.spec.ts:225-236 asserts totalCost: 0 for unpriced models and would need to change with any fix.
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Review comment at @src/api/providers/fireworks.ts around lines 33 - 43:
Update Fireworks model-cost handling starting at getModel so models missing
either inputPrice or outputPrice remain an unknown cost through usage
calculation and Task persistence, rather than becoming $0. Preserve
completed-request display behavior by distinguishing unknown cost from an
in-progress request, and update the existing Fireworks test expectation
accordingly.
Assert the seeded router-model values for both cache keys.
Assert the seeded router-model values for both cache keys.
The test at webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/__tests__/Fireworks.spec.tsx:208-249 checks only that setQueryData receives expect.any(Function) for the Fireworks key and the aggregate key. It never checks the stored values. A change that returns current unchanged, or returns undefined, would still pass. The Fireworks-key updater at webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/Fireworks.tsx:114-123 is not invoked anywhere in this spec file.
Invoke each captured updater, found in setQueryData.mock.calls by its query key, and assert its result:
Fireworks key, cold cache (undefined): expect { [providerIdentifiers.fireworks]: refreshedModels }. The updater returns the incoming payload, so the expectation is not refreshedModels alone.
Fireworks key, warm cache: pass { [providerIdentifiers.fireworks]: { "accounts/fireworks/models/old": <model info> } }. Expect { [providerIdentifiers.fireworks]: refreshedModels }. The incoming provider entry replaces the old one, so the stale model ID is removed.
Aggregate key, warm cache: pass a provider-keyed map with a second provider entry and the Fireworks entry, for example { [otherProvider]: <other models>, [providerIdentifiers.fireworks]: <old models> }. Expect the other provider entry to be unchanged and [providerIdentifiers.fireworks] to equal refreshedModels.
Keep the cache values provider-keyed in every fixture. A model ID at the top level of RouterModels does not match this cache shape.
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Update the Fireworks success test to invoke the updater functions captured by
setQueryData for the Fireworks and aggregate router-model keys, rather than only
checking that functions were passed. Assert that the Fireworks updater returns
the incoming provider-keyed models for both undefined and stale warm-cache
inputs, replacing the old Fireworks entry; assert that the aggregate updater
preserves another provider’s entry while replacing Fireworks models. Keep every
fixture provider-keyed.
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Missing Fireworks prices are recorded as a request cost of 0, not as unknown.
105-108: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Poor tradeoff
Missing Fireworks prices are recorded as a request cost of 0, not as unknown.
The comment at src/api/providers/fetchers/fireworks.ts:105-107 says that a missing price means the cost "shows as unknown." The code does not do this. A missing rate reaches the cost helper, which converts it to 0. The stored request cost and telemetry then contain 0.
The path has three steps:
When the pricing fetch fails, getFireworksPricing returns an empty Map (fetchers/fireworks.ts:223). parseFireworksModel then builds the model without inputPrice or outputPrice. A model whose SKU data has only one direction also loses both rates, because parseSkuPricing returns undefined at line 108.
processUsageMetrics calls calculateApiCostOpenAI whenever modelInfo is set (src/api/providers/base-openai-compatible-provider.ts:195-213). calculateApiCostInternal replaces each missing rate with 0 and returns a number (src/shared/cost.ts:51-54).
Task persists totalCost ?? costResult.totalCost (src/core/task/Task.ts:4085-4093). A 0 is not nullish, so the stored cost is 0. The telemetry call near Task.ts:4535-4555 uses the same fallback.
The UI hides a zero total in TaskHeader.tsx:285 and TaskItemFooter.tsx:56. The displayed result therefore looks like an unknown cost. The persisted record does not.
Removing totalCost from the usage chunk does not fix this. Task would still fall back to the zero-coerced costResult.totalCost. A correct change must keep the cost undefined in both places. calculateApiCostOpenAI is also used by other providers, so any change to it needs to be checked against those callers. No safe patch is established here, so none is proposed.
Impact and scope
Only the stored request cost and telemetry are affected. No billing, budget, or availability consequence was found in the inspected code. The aggregation of stored request costs was not inspected.
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Update the Fireworks pricing flow around parseFireworksModel so missing input or
output prices keep the cost undefined rather than becoming zero; ensure this
undefined result reaches both persisted request cost and telemetry. Avoid
changing shared calculateApiCostOpenAI behavior for other providers unless their
callers preserve their existing behavior.
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Replace the hardcoded Fireworks model picker with the account-scoped list
returned by https://api.fireworks.ai/inference/v1/models.
- Add getFireworksModels fetcher: known models keep curated static specs
(incl. pricing); unknown models are built from the API's context_length
and supports_image_input fields without pricing; non-chat models
(embeddings/rerankers) are skipped.
- Register fireworks as a dynamic provider; key-scoped model cache.
- Fetch in requestRouterModels when a key is available; refresh flushes
the cache using the key from the settings form.
- FireworksHandler resolves info from static specs, then cached API
metadata, then sane defaults, always honoring the configured id.
- Fireworks settings: ModelPicker + Refresh Models button, falling back
to the static list until a catalog is fetched.
- useSelectedModel prefers static info, then router info.
- Send a request identifier with each Fireworks router-model request and
echo it on the response. The settings page accepts a response only when
the identifier and the provider match its current request.
- Drop a superseded identified request in the handler, so an older
response cannot publish its catalog over a newer one.
…talog
Fireworks model metadata and pricing now come entirely from the API:
- Model list and capabilities: GET /inference/v1/models.
- Pricing: GET /v1/accounts/{account_id}/serverlessModels, with the
account id resolved via GET /v1/accounts. The RPC has no API reference
page, but its pricing field is documented in the Model schema on the
List/Get Model docs (serverlessModes[].skuInfos: "only populated by
ListServerlessModels"). The default mode prices the model id; fast modes
price their usageIdentifier router id; priority tier is skipped.
- Pricing is best-effort: on any failure the model list still loads and
cost is left unknown. Models without a price are kept.
- Embedding/reranker models are filtered by kind, since they report
supports_chat: true.
Removes the hardcoded fireworksModels catalog and FireworksModelId type.
The settings picker shows only API-fetched models (no static fallback),
and the handler/useSelectedModel read model info from the fetched list.
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Cache a complete Fireworks price list, or block billable requests when prices are missing.
A failed pricing request returns an empty map. getModels() caches the unpriced catalog, and each request is then recorded at $0. The allowedMaxCost check never triggers while those rates stay absent.
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Update getFireworksModels so failed or truncated pricing cannot be treated as a
complete price list with zero-cost rates. Propagate or otherwise mark incomplete
pricing, and ensure getModels or the billable-request cost check prevents
caching or allowing requests without confirmed prices; preserve the existing
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@p12tic Yes. LiteLLM also accepts models with missing prices (src/api/providers/fetchers/litellm.ts, Lines 61–64). I agree not to add a Fireworks-only safeguard here.
The trade-off is that usage with missing prices can be recorded as $0, so the cost-based auto-approval limit will not account for it.
Replace the any parameter types in the three new test doubles.
The VSCodeTextField, Button, and VSCodeButtonLink doubles type their props as any. The repository requires that new code add no any. Type each double with a local structural interface. The double is a runtime stand-in. It does not change how TypeScript checks Fireworks.tsx, because the real toolkit and UI declarations still apply to that JSX.
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Replace the any prop types on the VSCodeTextField, Button, and VSCodeButtonLink
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Supported by static analysis
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Cover the aggregate cache merge with an existing catalog.
The test checks the aggregate setQueryData updater only with undefined. That covers the cold case, where no aggregate entry exists. The merge branch, current ? { ...current, [providerIdentifiers.fireworks]: catalog } : undefined, runs when the aggregate entry is already cached. No test covers that case. If this branch returned current unchanged, stale Fireworks models would stay in the aggregate cache, and the suite would still pass.
The path rules for webview tests require coverage of both the cold-start and warm cases for fallback behavior. Add a warm-case assertion to this test.
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In the “shows success and seeds the Fireworks + shared router-model caches from
the response” test, capture the updater passed to setQueryData for the aggregate
router-model cache and invoke it with an existing catalog containing stale
Fireworks models. Assert the returned catalog replaces the stale Fireworks entry
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
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Catalogs fetched with the saved key can be saved under an edited Fireworks key.
While a Fireworks key edit is unsaved, the Fireworks-scoped router-models query can refetch. That request has no request ID and does not carry the typed key. The extension reads the saved key from its current state, so the returned catalog contains models for the saved key.
The catalog effect in webview-ui/src/components/settings/providers/Fireworks.tsx (lines 121-133) stores any changed, nonempty catalog under the typed key while the key is unchanged. If the typed key's request then returns an empty catalog, the stored catalog is not cleared. The picker (lines 288-295) falls back to retainedModels for the typed key, so it keeps showing the saved key's models until a nonempty response for the typed key arrives or the key changes.
The catalog update has no key provenance, so the effect cannot tell which key produced it. Any fix must keep the catalog that loads for the saved key during initial load.
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Update the catalog effect using observedExtensionCatalog and rememberCatalog so
models are stored under fireworksApiKey only when their originating key is known
to match it; do not treat a refetch made with the saved key as a catalog for an
unsaved edited key. Ensure an empty response for the edited key clears or
bypasses that key’s retained models, while preserving the catalog loaded for the
saved key during initial load. Establish reliable key provenance for the
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Scope the picker catalog to the Fireworks key it was fetched for.
After a key change, Fireworks.tsx (lines 288-295) keeps showing the previous key's non-empty extension-state models until the new response arrives. The new request does not clear them, and the picker does not compare the catalog's key with the current key. Users can select models the new key may not be able to use. Track the key each catalog was fetched for, and render a catalog only when that key matches the current key.
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around lines 288 - 295:
Update the Fireworks catalog selection around extensionModels and retainedModels
to track the API key each catalog was fetched for, and render a catalog only
when its recorded key matches fireworksApiKey. Preserve the empty-catalog
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