fix(vscode-lm): integrate guarded recovery into streaming responses by simurg79 · Pull Request #1608 · Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code

simurg79 · 2026-09-11T21:32:27Z

Summary

Activates the leaked tool-call parser introduced in #1188 inside createMessage. This is the second half of a two-part split of #1188; it contains all of the streaming integration and its tests.

Draft, and dependent on #1188. It must not be merged before #1188.

Depends on

fix(vscode-lm): add guarded recovery parser and schema conversion #1188 (part A — the parser, guards, schema conversion and their direct tests; inactive in production)

What is in this PR (part B)

Streaming salvage state inside createMessage.
Start-marker detection with partial-marker carry across chunk boundaries.
Buffering until the invoke block completes.
An overflow fallback that releases unclosed markup as plain text when limits are exceeded.
An ordered flush that emits prose before any recovered call, and runs before native tool calls.
The streaming integration tests.

Diff versus part A: 2 files changed, 361 insertions, 3 deletions. Combined with part A versus main: 4 files changed, 1357 insertions, 6 deletions.

The combined result is byte-for-byte identical to the previously reviewed head of #1188 (34e16a49d01a16525d09f0d8250aa696143207e6): the tree of this branch equals that commit's tree exactly. No tests were dropped, no guard was weakened, and nothing was refactored during the split.

Why the split

The changed-code mutation gate caps a run at 400 selected mutants. Measured with instrumentation-only Stryker 10.0.0 runs:

Revision pair	Selected candidates	Cap
Part A vs `main`	320	400
This PR vs part A (incremental)	110	400
Combined vs `main`	430	400

Important: until #1188 is merged, CI on this branch measures the combined 430 against main, not the incremental 110. So this branch's own cap compliance cannot be demonstrated by CI until part A is in the base. Please do not read a red combined run here as evidence the incremental change is over cap — and equally, the incremental figure is not a passing CI result.

Tests

114/114 passing (provider suite, at this branch's exact source tree).
Lint and type-check pass; no increase in ESLint suppression counts.

Mutation-testing status — known failing, disclosed

This PR does not pass the changed-code mutation gate. Locally measured, incremental against part A, over the selected changed-code range:

79 killed, 30 survived, 1 uncovered → 31 blocking, gate result FAIL.

For reference, part A measures 223 killed, 1 timeout, 93 survived, 3 uncovered → 96 blocking, also FAIL.

These are observed failures as run here. I am not claiming the surviving mutants are inherited or pre-existing, and no threshold was weakened or waived. Remediating them is out of scope for this structural split.

Caveat: a Windows extensionless-Vitest shim ENOENT prevented an end-to-end run of the gate script locally, so a pinned JS invocation and harness were used, with source hashes verified against the pushed trees. CI remains authoritative.

Merge order

fix(vscode-lm): add guarded recovery parser and schema conversion #1188 (part A)
This PR

After part A merges, this PR's base and CI should be refreshed and the diff re-inspected. No rebase is being asserted as necessary in advance; if history requires it later, that would be handled separately and explicitly.

Current buffering behavior and validation (`a6ea398`)

This section supersedes the earlier buffering and test summaries, which describe the original split. The earlier diff counts, tree equivalence, and mutation measurements are historical, not claims about this head.

930674d removed cap draining and its guard. Suspect leaked call text is buffered until normal EOF or the next native tool call, then parsed in one pass so chunk splits do not change the result compared with parsing the whole text segment at once. Buffered prose is emitted before recovered calls, and the segment is flushed before the native call. The chosen tradeoff is unbounded buffering of unresolved text and later delivery of both that text and recovered calls. Even a bare <function_calls> tag in prose starts buffering when recovery is enabled.

Known limitation: pending buffered text and unreleased recovered calls are deliberately discarded on stream error or cancellation. The Task consumer fetches the next chunk before processing the current one, so flushing only in the provider before throwing would still lose pending text. It could also move a first chunk error onto the midstream retry path or release a native call ahead of the error. Changing this behavior requires separately scoped consumer work.

In a6ea398, preserves a narrated block and later text with line ending %j covers both trailing newline variants, asserting exact full text and zero calls; its obsolete cap name was replaced. Focused tests also pin ordinary stream errors preserving the same error while discarding pending text, cancellation becoming the branded cancellation error, and a native call being yielded before a later failure.

Validation at this head: 340 provider and transform tests pass, the seeded split fuzz passes at scale 3, lint and TypeScript checks pass, and independent review passed. These results do not replace the historical mutation measurements above with a new mutation result.

…indow-safe tool_result truncation Hardens the VS Code Language Model provider (notably GitHub Copilot serving Anthropic Claude) against three failure modes: - Surrogate sanitization: a lone UTF-16 surrogate cannot be encoded as UTF-8, so the backend rejects the entire request with a 400. sanitizeSurrogates() replaces unpaired surrogates with U+FFFD while preserving valid pairs (emoji, CJK ext.), applied to string messages, tool results, and text parts. - Leaked tool-call recovery: some backends stream a tool call as raw <invoke> XML instead of a structured LanguageModelToolCallPart, leaving the turn with no tool_use block and stalling the task in a "no tools used" retry loop. extractLeakedToolCalls() and trailingPartialToolMarkerLength() detect the markup mid-stream (including markers split across chunk boundaries) and replay it as a real tool call, conservatively: only for <invoke> names matching a tool actually offered that turn, and only when tools were offered. - Window-safe tool_result truncation: Copilot's backend trims over-window requests without preserving tool_use/tool_result pairing, orphaning a tool_result and causing a 400 (unexpected tool_use_id). truncateToolResultsToFitWindow() and middleOutTruncate() shrink oversized tool_result payloads on our side (largest first, middle-out, pairing preserved) before sending. Ported from simurg79/Roo-Code#12.

…ation paths Raises patch coverage on the new vscode-lm reliability code above the 80%% codecov/patch gate by exercising the streaming salvage state machine (marker split across chunks, multi-chunk buffering, unknown-tool passthrough, carried tail) and the tool_result truncation helpers (array-form content, surrogate-safe middle-out, guard clauses).

Address review feedback on the leaked-tool-call salvage path: a tool name alone was not a sufficient gate, so prose or fenced examples reproducing the invoke markup could be replayed as real calls. Adds the quoted/fenced guard plus coverage. Also records the empirical vscode.lm probe as a project skill (probe-vscode-lm-api) with the scratch probe extension, the false-positive replay harness, representative transcripts, and the consent-gate gotcha.

Skill directories hold reference scripts and captured artifacts that are intentionally never imported by the build.

- dispose the probe CancellationTokenSource in a finally block

Remove the ~120KB raw probe transcript corpus from the vscode-lm probe skill; keep the measured findings and their stated limits in SKILL.md.

…buffer Loop tag stripping until stable so `<<script>>` cannot reconstruct a tag after a single pass (CodeQL incomplete multi-character sanitization). Track fence marker and width instead of counting ``` runs for parity, so tilde fences and 4+ backtick fences are recognized. Treat a quoted invoke that ends its line as quoted when an explicit quoting cue precedes it, rather than recovering it as a live tool call. Keying off leading prose alone was tried previously and regressed genuine recoveries, so the cue is deliberately narrow. Bound the salvage buffer so markup that never closes is flushed as plain text instead of withholding the response until the stream ends.

The first version of this test only checked the flushed text's content, which the end-of-stream drain produces even without the cap, so it passed against the unfixed code. Assert instead that text reaches the consumer before the stream is exhausted, which is what the bound actually changes.

Replace the vacuous four-backtick test with a nested inner-fence case and add a closed-fence recovery test, both of which fail under the old backtick-parity counting.

Address CodeRabbit review: a system prompt or tool schema large enough to consume the derived char budget left messagesBudgetChars non-positive, which made truncateToolResultsToFitWindow a no-op exactly when the request was most oversized. Clamp to MIN_TOOL_RESULT_CHARS and cover it with a regression test. Also reattach a misplaced doc comment and dedupe a test helper.

… args Addresses taltas review feedback on PR Zoo-Code-Org#1188.

Recover only wrapped function_calls/invoke markup leaked into text parts; bare unwrapped invoke is passed through unchanged. Add narrow top-level schema-aware parameter conversion and an approximate output-budget guard, with expanded provider unit tests.

…ility

GitHub checks out the synthetic pull request merge commit as github.sha, but pull_request.base.sha is frozen when the event is created. Once main advances, the stale base made the changed-code mutation gate attribute unrelated upstream-only files to the pull request (3294 changed executable lines across 87 files instead of 361 across the 2 files the PR actually touches). Resolve the base from the checked-out head's first parent when the head is a merge commit, leaving non-merge heads and the merge_group path unchanged. Head stays github.sha so selector coordinates remain aligned with the checked-out tree.

…e trimming floor The clamp to MIN_TOOL_RESULT_CHARS exists only to keep tool_result trimming productive; using it for the final admission check let a request through whenever the raw budget was positive but below the floor, sending an over-window request. Judge admission against the raw budget and cover the boundary with a regression test. Also guarantee temp-repository cleanup in the two stryker-diff pull-request-selection tests via try/finally, and move the system-prompt surrogate sanitization test out of the leaked streaming recovery group.

…rameter declaredParamType stripped "null" from a declared ["T","null"] union, so convertLeakedParamValue rejected a literal JSON null and failed the whole leaked block closed to text. It now reports that null is permitted and the conversion consults that flag. A non-nullable object still rejects null, and a declared string keeps the literal text "null". Also assert the streamed text chunk in the accepted-budget test, which previously drained the stream and only checked the sendRequest call.

…ll recovery Handle both structured type: "null" and array type: ["null"] forms in declaredParamType so recovery emits JSON null, while continuing to fail closed for non-null values. Adds unit coverage for both helper forms and a createMessage runtime regression test with a mocked VS Code LM host.

Surrogate sanitization and context-window tool_result truncation are being proposed as independent changes, so remove them here. Recovery does not depend on either: it keeps the original unsanitized system-prompt boundary and no longer references the truncation helpers. Retains the null-only parameter schema fix and the stryker-diff CI prerequisite.

…ayer Sanitization is proposed independently, so restore src/api/transform to origin/main here. Recovery does not use it; the full provider and transform suites pass without it.

Keeps the complete leaked tool-call parser and its direct tests, but removes the createMessage streaming integration and its integration tests so the changed-code mutation gate stays within its per-run mutant budget. createMessage is restored byte-for-byte to the base implementation, so the parser is present but not yet activated; a follow-up change re-enables it.

Re-enables the deferred leaked tool-call parser inside createMessage: streaming salvage state, start-marker detection with partial-marker carry across chunks, buffering until the invoke block completes, an overflow fallback that releases unclosed markup as text, and an ordered flush that emits prose before any recovered call and runs before native tool calls. Restores the streaming integration tests. Depends on the parent parser change; together they reproduce the original behavior exactly.

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Bug Fixes
- Improved recovery of streamed tool-call markup, including markers split across chunks and calls interleaved with native tool calls.
- Preserved surrounding prose and kept bare, unknown, quoted, or incomplete markup readable as text.
- Improved handling of tool parameters and multiple recovered calls, including distinct call identification.
- Streamed text directly when no tools are offered, without attempting tool-call recovery.
- Improved consistency of recovered calls across different stream chunk boundaries and completion scenarios.

Walkthrough

The VS Code Language Model provider now recovers leaked invocation markup only from named invokes inside a <function_calls> wrapper. It buffers marked text for parsing and emits prose and recovered calls around native calls and stream completion. Tests cover parsing, chunk boundaries, ordering, errors, cancellation, and buffer limits.

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VS Code streamed tool-call recovery

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Recognize wrapped invocation markup `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts`	The extractor tracks wrapper and quote context and carries partial wrapper and invocation markers across chunks. It requires a named invoke inside a `<function_calls>` wrapper. Tests cover unmatched and quoted markup, null parameters, and large payloads.
Integrate recovery with streamed output `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts`	`createMessage` enables recovery for offered function tools. It buffers text after a marker and flushes recovery before native calls and at stream completion. Tests cover ordering, errors, cancellation, buffer behavior, distinct call IDs, and split invariance.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant LanguageModelStream
  participant createMessage
  participant extractLeakedToolCalls
  participant OutputStream
  LanguageModelStream->>createMessage: Provide text chunks and native calls
  createMessage->>extractLeakedToolCalls: Parse buffered text with preceding scan context
  extractLeakedToolCalls-->>createMessage: Return prose and recovered calls
  createMessage->>OutputStream: Emit ordered text and calls

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to c72ce

Previously passive response text can now become executable tool requests. Existing tool restrictions and approval checks remain, but formatting heuristics cannot reliably distinguish intended calls from echoed examples. The new buffering also introduces local resource-containment risks.

Retained concerns

Medium · security · inferred: Recovery newly promotes text into executable calls without establishing whether it represents intended invocation or echoed data. For example, explanatory prose followed by an unfenced, multiline wrapped invocation loses its narrative context at the newline and can be recovered. Attacker-supplied repository or tool-result markup echoed in this form could therefore reach offered command or file tools. Execution remains subject to existing mode and approval policies, but automatic approval can authorize the unintended request.
Low · reliability · inferred: The new recovery lifecycle has no local segment budget or overflow fallback. A marker withholds subsequent output until EOF or a native call; an unfinished invoke opener followed by whitespace can also grow carry that is rescanned on each chunk, producing quadratic aggregate work for small chunks. This weakens local availability and failure containment for malformed or adversarial model output. Backend limits could constrain exposure, but none was established. The base's existing text accumulation is counterevidence against treating all memory retention as newly introduced.

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Security Blast Radius

inferred — The entry condition is attacker-influenced content echoed into a model response in recoverable form. Direct scope is the current task's offered tools. Conditional downstream exposure includes local terminal commands and file operations under existing policies; it is not limited to displaying text. No cross-tenant, IAM or deployment exposure was established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

inferred — A multiline wrapped example can be interpreted as a live call even when preceding prose describes it as an example: scanning resets the current line at newlines, and the narrative check examines only that line. The base kept the same response as text. This is a source-supported conditional attack path, not an executed exploit or a retained verified Security finding.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Recovered calls do not bypass the inspected downstream mode, disabled-tool or command/file approval paths. Complete calls undergo tool-use validation; command execution requires approval, and file saving likewise uses the approval callback. Approval may be automatic according to existing policy. These downstream files are unchanged in the supplied comparison.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — Buffers, scan state and recovered-call ordinals belong to each createMessage invocation. Normal completion flushes pending recovery; exception handling discards it, while already-yielded calls remain externally observable. Tests specify these partial-publication semantics rather than transactional rollback of earlier calls.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Preserve recovered-call provenance through execution and consider requiring explicit confirmation for recovered privileged calls, independently of native-call automatic approval. This would limit unintended execution without treating formatting heuristics as an authorization boundary.
proposed — Define a recovery byte/time budget and a safe terminal policy, such as abandoning recovery for the remainder of an over-budget segment while preserving its text. Incremental marker state could avoid repeatedly rescanning growing carry.

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…ng recovery Retain main's hardened parser (Zoo-Code-Org#1188), surrogate sanitization (Zoo-Code-Org#1605), and context-window truncation (Zoo-Code-Org#1606). Integrate Zoo-Code-Org#1608 streaming recovery and its tests without restoring stale parser implementations. Remove the auto-merged duplicate Stryker revision-selection suite; keep main's blocking check. Syntax-only checks passed; full validation deferred to Phase 3. Not pushed.

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A complete invoke block in the buffer bypassed the cap entirely, so once the buffer grew past it both the recovered call and the trailing prose were withheld until the stream ended. Drain only the decided prefix and retain the in-flight tail, keeping salvageEmittedText aligned so quoting context survives.

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Nice! Had 1 comment for the buffer handling.

…ge cap Cutting the drained span at the last </invoke> dropped a trailing quoting cue, so an over-cap stream recovered a call the one-shot path refuses. Extend the span to the end of that line and wait while the line is still open. Also assert distinct ids for multiple recovered calls.

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+ */
+function decidedSalvageEnd(text: string): number {
+	const blockEnd = lastCompleteInvokeBlockEnd(text)
+	if (blockEnd === 0) {


Is the blockEnd === 0 early return covered by a test? Replacing the condition with false still passes the suite. With a newline in the buffer, it would drain a partial open-invoke line as text. A cap test with an unclosed invoke and a newline before the filler would pin it.

930674d removed this guard along with cap draining. Suspect text now waits until EOF or the next native call, so there is no partial prefix drain to guard. In a6ea398, preserves a narrated block and later text with line ending %j covers both newline variants with 270 KiB of filler, exact full text, and zero recovered calls. Does removing the drain and covering the newline case address your concern?

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+				expect(streamedText).toContain(filler)
+			})
+
+			it("keeps a narrated block quoted when the cap splits the stream after its close tag", async () => {


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a6ea398 adds both variants, with and without the trailing newline. The test is now named preserves a narrated block and later text with line ending %j, replacing the obsolete cap name. It asserts zero recovered calls and the exact full text, including the narration, line ending, and 270 KiB of filler. Does that cover what you had in mind?

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