Commit a436ebf
fix(reply): show a clear "model unavailable" reply instead of generic failure
When a configured model is retired/renamed by the provider, model resolution
fails (run.ts throws a typed FailoverError with reason "model_not_found") and
the agent runner falls back to the generic "Something went wrong … use /new"
reply. That copy is actively misleading for this failure: retrying or starting
a new session can never help, because the model id itself must be changed in
config. Users on a deprecated model (e.g. gpt-5.3-codex on a Codex ChatGPT
account) just see the generic message on every message and on /new.
Classify this failure into a dedicated user-facing reply that explains the
model is unavailable and points at the config. Detection is structural — it
keys off the typed FailoverError reason, not provider error text — so it stays
robust as provider wording changes; free-text rejections without a typed reason
remain the responsibility of the failover layer that owns error classification.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>1 parent 586912a commit a436ebf
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