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fix(chatgpt): preserve account discovery and report fallback failures - #1178
ChatGPT model discovery failures currently disappear behind fallback suggestions, and /model list reads the global registry instead of models discovered for the account. Setup and the provider wizard also omit the matching account resolver.
The authenticated ChatGPT catalog now determines available model IDs. Onboarding resolves OAuth ownership before materializing the bearer; optional public metadata has its own one-second budget. The picker reports redacted failures for saved profiles and labels fallback suggestions unverified, with Ctrl+R retry. /model list refreshes the active provider through the same discovery path and reports only that profile's notices. Wrapped notice rows are shared with mouse hit testing so extra status text cannot shift model selection.
Results and errors stay associated with the profile, superseded refreshes are ignored, and selection retains the subscription route. OAuth error redaction includes both original and refreshed tokens, including control-split values.
Example failure notice:
subscription: fallback suggestions (unverified);
refresh failed: login expired; run zero auth
chatgpt. Ctrl+R to retry.
The defaults and compatibility version are in #1179, independently based on main. This PR retains other providers' existing catalog fallback behavior.
Verification
From this branch on macOS arm64, using Go 1.26.10 from go.mod:
make fmt-check
go vet ./...
go test -p 4 ./...
go test -race ./internal/providermodeldiscovery ./internal/tui -count=1
go run ./cmd/zero-release build
go run ./cmd/zero-release smoke
make vulncheck
git diff HEAD --check
make lint-static: four existing staticcheck findings outside this change (installtest, proxydial twice, tools/web_fetch), with no new findings
Full-suite validation uses a temporary home, removes inherited Zero/XDG overrides, and selects the encrypted file credential store. Native process/sandbox integration tests run with normal host process visibility. Regression tests use fake servers and temporary OAuth stores.
Regression evidence
With the relevant production files restored to current main, the new tests fail:
failed subscription discovery returned models=[gpt-stale] err=<nil>;
public metadata must not claim account availability
/model list lacks "gpt-future-coder" after live discovery
setup discovery did not use the bearer and account from the same OAuth login
slow metadata prevented live results: models=[] err=context deadline exceeded
Reverting the corresponding behavior also fails the retry, account-isolation, stale-response, and redaction regressions. Restoring picker-only retry wording in transcript notices fails both fallback and failure cases with transcript must offer a usable retry command instead of the picker shortcut. Two-profile regressions additionally cover inactive-account notices and the canonical chatgpt cache key; pointer tests cover wrapped notice rows. Before the fixes, those tests report:
active-profile transcript advertised an inactive profile's refresh:
active picker rows borrowed the canonical profile's models
click on rendered model selected tui.mouseSelectionTarget{Scope:"", Kind:0, Value:"", Index:0}, ok=false; want target
All pass with the fix.
Checklist
Parent issue has issue-approved.
Required checks and focused race tests completed.
Regression tests fail without the relevant fix.
Changes are limited to the approved discovery scope.
Maintainer review follow-up
Share discovery-error normalization and redaction with the picker. Remove Unicode format characters before literal credential matching, and preserve credential letters following a lone ESC.
Strengthen OAuth retry and picker tests to require [REDACTED], including stored errors and /model list output. Cover U+200B, U+2060, U+FEFF, U+202E, and U+00AD.
Complete superseded /model list requests using the current catalog without overwriting newer discovery state.
Before the fix, the strengthened lone-ESC regression failed with stored error = "request failed with opaque-ubscription-bearer"; format-character cases also exposed the split fixture. The list regression failed with superseded model list never printed current models. All pass with the fix.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ChatGPT model discovery checks the signed-in account’s live catalog. Use /model or /model list to refresh availability, or press Ctrl+R in the picker to retry.
The model picker and model list distinguish live models from fallback suggestions and report discovery issues. Fallback suggestions are marked unverified; public model information does not confirm subscription access.
Setup can discover models using the configured provider account, and discovered models can provide context-window information.
zero providers models chatgpt checks the live model endpoint and reports failures.
Bug Fixes
Improved discovery failure and refresh handling, including keeping results separate between accounts and protecting credentials in error messages.
Documentation
Updated the ChatGPT OAuth guide with model discovery and retry instructions.
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ChatGPT model discovery now requires a successful live account-catalog lookup before optional metadata enrichment. The TUI refreshes models, displays account-scoped discovery status, and ignores superseded results. Setup and CLI context-window discovery use credentials from the authenticated profile.
Changes
ChatGPT subscription model discovery
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Summary
Authenticated live catalog discovery internal/providermodeldiscovery/*
ChatGPT discovery probes the authenticated live catalog first. Optional metadata enrichment has a one-second timeout and does not block live results. Discovery errors are normalized and redacted.
Setup and provider-wizard discovery pass profile credentials and connection details. CLI context-window discovery derives ChatGPT OAuth and account resolvers from the authenticated profile.
Named ChatGPT profiles use endpoint-specific discovery keys. Discovery errors and model results remain account-scoped, and outdated results do not replace current state.
Model refresh and picker feedback internal/tui/command_center.go, internal/tui/model_catalog.go, internal/tui/view.go, internal/tui/mouse.go, internal/tui/mouse_test.go, docs/oauth-subscriptions.md
/model list and Ctrl+R start discovery. The TUI displays discovery notices and fallback labels, and model switching uses discovered models for the active route.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TUIModel
participant DiscoverCatalog
participant ChatGPTLiveEndpoint
User->>TUIModel: Run /model list or press Ctrl+R
TUIModel->>DiscoverCatalog: Start account discovery
DiscoverCatalog->>ChatGPTLiveEndpoint: Request authenticated account models
ChatGPTLiveEndpoint-->>DiscoverCatalog: Return live models or probe error
DiscoverCatalog-->>TUIModel: Return discovery result
TUIModel-->>User: Display models or discovery notice
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 23dc0
Switching providers right after refreshing another account with /model list can leave the new account's model list or error notice unrefreshed until the picker is reopened or Ctrl+R is pressed. A rare edge case in error redaction also remains open. Neither blocks normal use, and both are small to fix.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove the picker-only "Ctrl+R" hint from /model list text output.
modelListText appends m.modelPickerDiscoveryNotices() to the hints. Those notices end with "Ctrl+R to retry" or "Ctrl+R to refresh". Ctrl+R only works while the model picker is open (keyCtrl(msg, 'r') is gated on m.picker.kind == pickerModel). The transcript text from /model list has no open picker. Users who follow the hint get no retry.
Pass a flag so the transcript variant says "run /model list to retry". The picker overlay keeps the Ctrl+R wording.
Call it with "Ctrl+R" from view.go and "/model list" from modelListText. Apply the same change to the ChatGPT "to refresh" notice.
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Update modelPickerDiscoveryNotices to accept context-specific retry wording for
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- Line 512: Update the transcript hint passed to modelPickerDiscoveryNotices to
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Discovery is account-first now. Onboarding and the wizard use the same login's account resolver, and other providers keep their catalog fallback, so this matches the scope we agreed on #1177. providermodeldiscovery, tui and cli pass here on 9b70075, and I approved the CI runs.
Two things in the redaction before this goes in. Both come down to the normalizers that run ahead of RedactString, the strings.Map in redactDiscoveryError and sanitizeCardField(ansi.Strip(...)) in applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered, since RedactString itself only matches the configured value literally.
Format characters get through. Both normalizers drop unicode.IsControl runes, which is Cc only. With opaque-subscription-bearer as the error and the bearer in secrets, the picker stores it unredacted, and /model list prints refresh failed: request failed with opaque-subscription-bearer. On screen that reads as the whole token, and it lands in the transcript. U+2060, U+FEFF, U+202E and U+00AD behave the same. Dropping unicode.Cf alongside Cc in both places fixes it.
The bare \x1b case in both split tests passes without redacting anything. ansi.Strip takes ESC plus the next character as one sequence, so redactDiscoveryError turns expired opaque-\x1bsubscription-bearer into expired opaque-ubscription-bearer: 25 of the 26 characters, no match, and the subscription-bearer substring check can't see it. Dropping a lone ESC as a single byte before matching would let it redact like the other cases. Asserting on [REDACTED] instead would have caught this.
Smaller, not blocking: /model list bumps the generation and waits for its own result. If the picker opens before that result arrives, the result is dropped as superseded and the list never prints. Printing the list for a showList message even when its models are stale would avoid that.
Match known OAuth bearers across tab, LF, CR, and U+034F splits in discovery errors.
RedactError keeps \t, \n, and \r, and it keeps U+034F, which is a combining mark (Mn). RedactString then removes known secrets with a literal strings.ReplaceAll. If an upstream error echoes an OAuth bearer with one of these characters inside it, the literal match misses the token. No shape pattern matches a bare token echo, so the fragments can reach the model picker's refresh failed notice. This PR adds that notice for discovery errors.
Removing these characters globally would also change ordinary error text, so the fix matches only the known secret spans. Ordinary text outside a secret stays unchanged.
- return fmt.Errorf("%s", redaction.RedactString(message, redaction.Options{ExtraSecretValues: secrets}))+ message = matchSplitSecrets(message, secrets)+ return fmt.Errorf("%s", redaction.RedactString(message, redaction.Options{ExtraSecretValues: secrets}))+}++// matchSplitSecrets rewrites a known secret that tab, LF, CR, or U+034F splits+// back to its exact value. Only the matched span changes, so the literal+// redaction pass can replace it.+func matchSplitSecrets(message string, secrets []string) string {+ ordered := append([]string{}, secrets...)+ sort.SliceStable(ordered, func(i, j int) bool {+ return len(ordered[i]) > len(ordered[j])+ })+ for _, secret := range ordered {+ if strings.TrimSpace(secret) == "" {+ continue+ }+ var pattern strings.Builder+ for i, r := range secret {+ if i > 0 {+ pattern.WriteString(`[\t\n\r\x{034F}]*`)+ }+ pattern.WriteString(regexp.QuoteMeta(string(r)))+ }+ message = regexp.MustCompile(pattern.String()).ReplaceAllLiteralString(message, secret)+ }+ return message
Add the split forms to the existing OAuth split list in internal/providermodeldiscovery/chatgpt_catalog_test.go:
- for _, split := range []string{"", "\x00", "\x1b", "\u0085", "\x1b[31m", "\u200b", "\u2060", "\ufeff", "\u202e", "\u00ad"} {+ for _, split := range []string{"", "\x00", "\x1b", "\u0085", "\x1b[31m", "\u200b", "\u2060", "\ufeff", "\u202e", "\u00ad", "\t", "\n", "\r", "\u034f"} {
Add this regression test in internal/providermodeldiscovery/redaction_test.go. The split echoes must fail on the unfixed code. A literal secret would pass at head, so it does not test this change:
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- 36:
Update RedactError so known OAuth secrets split by tab, LF, CR, or U+034F are
matched and passed through the existing RedactString redaction, while leaving
text outside matched secret spans unchanged. Add regression coverage for each
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- Around line 1117-1118: Cap the wrapped rows produced from
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Cap the picker notice rows so model rows stay visible.
Each failed saved profile adds a wrapped notice of up to about 300 characters, and the notice count has no limit. Several failures can fill the overlay body. The overlay is then clipped at the bottom, which can hide the model rows and footer.
The remedy direction is to bound the notice rows by the available height, or to move the notices below the rows. Apply the same bound in mouse hit-testing, which uses the same line count. I did not produce a diff because the safe edit is not established by the inspected code.
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Cap the wrapped rows produced from modelPickerDiscoveryNotices in the picker
overlay so notices cannot push model rows or the footer out of view. Use the
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Thanks for the quick turnaround. The shared RedactError and the stronger split tests look good, and the superseded /model list now prints. providermodeldiscovery, tui and cli pass here on ba50dd6, and I approved the CI runs. Two gaps are left in the same place:
A CSI still eats a credential byte. ansi.Strip takes the CSI's final byte with it, and any letter is a valid final byte, so expired opaque-\x1b[subscription-bearer now comes out of RedactError as expired opaque-ubscription-bearer now. That is 25 of the 26 bytes, with nothing to match. \x1b[9 before the same byte does the same. Rather than another special case, compare the displayed text against a second reading that keeps the bytes an escape consumes (drop only ESC [, ESC ] and a lone ESC). If a known secret appears only in that reading, the display holds a damaged copy, so redact or withhold the whole message. A whole sequence between the halves, like \x1b7, still leaves a visible gap and is fine as it is.
Default-ignorable marks split a secret invisibly, which is CodeRabbit's U+034F point. U+034F, U+FE0F and U+180B all pass unredacted and render as nothing. Dropping unicode.Other_Default_Ignorable_Code_Point and unicode.Variation_Selector along with Cf covers them. Tab and newline can stay: they render as a visible break, and the repo already treats that kind of split as a gap.
I'd also take CodeRabbit's point about capping the notice rows, so that several failing accounts can't push the model list out of the picker.
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- Around line 57-74: Update the CLI’s ChatGPT discovery path so the live probe
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Thanks for the detailed review. I rebased onto current main and added bc626ea, which addresses all three points:
A CSI consumes a credential byte.RedactError now redacts the displayed text and two raw readings that keep the bytes an escape consumes. One reading drops only ESC [, ESC ] and a lone ESC. The other also drops CSI parameter and intermediate bytes, so ESC [9 is covered even when the digit belongs to the secret. If either raw reading matches more secrets than the displayed text, the whole message is withheld. The check counts the shape-based matches as well as the known secrets. A whole sequence such as \x1b7 still leaves a visible gap, and that text is kept as shown.
Default-ignorable marks.Other_Default_Ignorable_Code_Point and Variation_Selector are now dropped along with Cf, which covers U+034F, U+FE0F and U+180B. Tab and newline are unchanged.
Notice rows. The picker now caps notices at four rows. When there are more, the last row reads "+N more discovery notices; /model list shows all." Mouse hit-testing uses the same capped lines. /model list still prints every notice.
Tests
I added your cases to the split table in TestChatGPTDiscoveryRedactsRefreshedOAuthBearer.
New direct tests in redaction_test.go cover your exact opaque-\x1b[subscription-bearer example, \x1b[9, \x1b[?25, OSC, a secret whose own digit reads as a CSI parameter, the visible-gap case, and ordinary text that must stay unchanged.
TestModelPickerCapsDiscoveryNoticesFromManyAccounts uses 8 failing accounts in a 24-row terminal.
I ran the new tests against ba50dd6, and each one fails there for the reason it names, for example:
damaged OAuth bearer was not withheld: "... expired opaque-ew-subscription and [REDACTED]"
split U+034F: got "expired opaque-͏subscription-bearer now"
discovery notices use 24 rows, want at most 4
Validation (Go 1.26.10)
Passed: fmt-check, vet, build, smoke, vulncheck and git diff HEAD --check.
-race passes on providermodeldiscovery and on everything in tui except one test that also fails on main (below).
Two tests fail locally on unmodified origin/main as well, so this change doesn't cause them:
TestReadClipboardImage depends on the host clipboard.
TestRelativeAgeFormatsLastActivity gets 2025-05-31 where it wants 2025-06-01.
The lint-static findings are all in files this PR doesn't touch.
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Thanks, this closes it. On bc626ea every split I tried either redacts or withholds. The CSI that eats a credential byte, with or without a parameter digit, and the OSC swallow are withheld. The Cf and default-ignorable splits redact, \x1b7 keeps its visible gap, and an ordinary coloured error comes through unchanged. The rebased commits match what I reviewed on ba50dd6, the new tests fail when I take out the withhold or the default-ignorable drop, and providermodeldiscovery, tui and cli pass here.
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One more before this merges, sorry for not catching it this morning. CodeRabbit's discovery comment is real, and it comes from this PR.
DiscoverCatalog now returns an error for ChatGPT when the account probe fails, which TestChatGPTCatalogRequiresLiveDiscovery pins. The TUI callers pass the OAuth resolver now, but discoveredModelContextWindow in internal/cli/exec.go still passes empty Options, so zero exec on a ChatGPT login probes without the bearer, gets the error, and falls back to the 200,000 default. None of the four ChatGPT catalog models are in the model registry (the models.dev overlay only updates curated entries), so that is every headless run. On main the same call fell back to the public catalog when the probe failed, and with the resolver it can use the account's own context_window.
The fix is what CodeRabbit sketched: build the options from oauthLoginForProfile and providers.CodexAccountResolverForLogin for ChatGPT and keep Options{} for everyone else. A CLI test with a stored login against a fake endpoint that only answers when the bearer is present would pin it. The redaction work I approved is unchanged.
discoveredModelContextWindow now builds the OAuth resolver from oauthLoginForProfile and the account resolver from providers.CodexAccountResolverForLogin when the catalog descriptor is chatgpt, so a keyless subscription profile under zero exec probes with the same bearer and chatgpt-account-id the runtime provider sends. The resolvers come from the authenticated profile (after the stored key and env lookups), so a profile with its own key keeps that key and never borrows the login. Every other provider still passes empty options.
The new TestDiscoveredModelContextWindowUsesChatGPTLogin stores a ChatGPT login in a temporary token file (file storage, isolated HOME and XDG dirs) and probes a fake endpoint that returns 401 unless both headers are present; metadata enrichment is pointed at the same server so nothing leaves the process. With the ChatGPT branch removed it fails with:
exec_context_window_test.go:59: context window = 0, want 123456 from the account-authenticated probe
Validation on this head: make fmt-check, go vet ./..., go test ./..., go run ./cmd/zero-release build, go run ./cmd/zero-release smoke, make vulncheck, git diff HEAD --check; make lint-static shows the same four pre-existing findings as before. One unrelated failure in the full suite, TestRelativeAgeFormatsLastActivity, fails identically on origin/main in a non-UTC local timezone and passes with TZ=UTC; I left it alone.
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Minor · Provide an uncapped view of picker notices · view.go:1142-1145
internal/tui/view.go:1142-1145 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Provide an uncapped view of picker notices
When inactive-profile notices exceed the cap, /model list does not show them; it refreshes and reports only the active profile. Users can miss which accounts need attention. Provide an uncapped view of picker notices and direct the overflow row to it. Preserve the active-profile refresh behavior and distinguish cached inactive notices from refreshed ones.
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Review comment at @internal/tui/view.go around lines 1142 - 1145:
The overflow row currently directs users to `/model list`, which does not expose
inactive-profile notices. Update the notice rendering in the view code to
provide an uncapped view of picker notices and direct the overflow row to it;
preserve active-profile refresh behavior and clearly distinguish cached inactive
notices from refreshed notices.
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Review comments at @internal/tui/view.go:
- Around line 1142-1145: The overflow row currently directs users to `/model
list`, which does not expose inactive-profile notices. Update the notice
rendering in the view code to provide an uncapped view of picker notices and
direct the overflow row to it; preserve active-profile refresh behavior and
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The red "Zero Review" check on 5839daa is internal/daemonTestPoolDrainKillsStraggler (Drain must kill a straggler still running after KillTimeout), a 10 ms kill-timeout test in a package this PR does not touch. The "Unit Tests & Coverage" and "Race Detector" jobs on the same head pass it, so it looks like a runner timing flake. Re-running the job needs admin rights on this repository, so could a maintainer re-run it? The workflow also couldn't post its summary comment on this fork PR (Resource not accessible by integration), which is why only the check shows.
On CodeRabbit's note about the overflow row pointing at /model list: that is about the notice cap already reviewed, not the exec change, so I've left it as is unless you'd like it addressed here.
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Thanks, the exec fix is right. With the ChatGPT branch disabled, TestDiscoveredModelContextWindowUsesChatGPTLogin fails with context window = 0, want 123456, and the test keeps every home and cache root inside its temp dir.
On CodeRabbit's note: yes, please fix it here, it is small. modelListText passes only the active profile to modelPickerDiscoveryNotices, so when the hidden notices belong to other accounts, /model list shows none of them. The overflow row (+%d more discovery notices; /model list shows all.) and the comment above modelPickerDiscoveryNoticeLines both promise that it does. Dropping the pointer from that row is enough for this PR. The … /model list shows the full notice. row has the same problem when the cut notice belongs to another account.
I re-ran the failed Zero Review job. TestPoolDrainKillsStraggler is in internal/daemon and has nothing to do with this change.
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Merge readiness
Review gate: Collaborator review is CHANGES_REQUESTED on head 5839daaa (operator-copy follow-up). GitHub merge state is blocked on that review, not on conflicts.
Branch freshness: Merge-base 16ccd787 is 8 commits behind current origin/main (b32f7ce4). Diff is mergeable today; rebase before merge to pick up intervening main changes and re-run CI on the integrated head.
Checks: Required CI jobs and Zero Review are green on the latest recorded head. Prior TestPoolDrainKillsStraggler flake in internal/daemon is unrelated to this diff (maintainer confirmed).
Automation: CodeRabbit still flags the overflow-row thread; resolving Finding 1 aligns with that comment without adding a new surface.
Findings
🟡 P2 — Picker overflow copy falsely promises /model list will show capped notices
💥 What fails: When more than four wrapped discovery-notice rows belong to inactive ChatGPT profiles, the picker shows an overflow row telling the user /model list shows all (or /model list shows the full notice). /model list builds hints from only the active profile:
The hidden notices never appear in the transcript. Users with multiple failing accounts cannot learn which inactive profiles need attention.
🔎 Root cause: This PR added the notice cap and overflow strings without aligning every in-diff operator surface with the active-profile-only /model list behavior introduced for discovery notices.
📜 Stated contract:
Maintainer review on 5839daaa: "modelListText passes only the active profile … The overflow row … both promise that it does. Dropping the pointer from that row is enough for this PR."
🏷️ Attribution: PR-introduced (cap + overflow copy in bc626eaa).
📌 In this PR:
Overflow strings in modelPickerDiscoveryNoticeLines (… /model list shows the full notice. and +%d more discovery notices; /model list shows all.)
Comment at view.go:1117 ("/model list prints every notice")
mouse_test.go assertion that embeds the false overflow text
(Transcript hints in model_catalog.go already scope refresh to the active profile only — consistent, not the bug)
🔒 Unchanged on main:/model list active-profile refresh behavior; do not expand scope to print every saved profile in this PR unless product asks for a new command.
🔧 Required correction: Remove or rewrite every in-diff surface that claims /model list exposes capped or truncated inactive notices. Prefer honest copy (e.g. overflow row states more notices exist and names Ctrl+R in the picker, which refreshes all saved profiles per existing picker behavior). Update the struct comment and regression strings together.
🛠️ Author fix: Close the operator-copy class on every listed row in one pass — do not fix only view.go while leaving the comment, test expectation, or sibling string unchanged.
🚫 Out of scope: Building a new uncapped transcript command (CodeRabbit's larger UX suggestion); changing discovery refresh scope for /model list.
🟡 P2 — modelContextWindow still reads the shared chatgpt cache key after per-profile discovery split
📍 Where:internal/tui/model_catalog.go (modelContextWindow), consumers in view.go, session_controls.go, command_center.go.
💥 What fails: Named ChatGPT profiles now store live models only under their endpoint/profile key (applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered skips mirroring into chatgpt for named accounts). modelContextWindow still prefers m.modelPickerLiveByProvider[descriptor.ID] (always "chatgpt") before other keys:
With two ChatGPT logins, the context gauge, sidebar usage, and agent compaction can use another account's discovered ContextWindow for the same model ID even though model switching already uses discoveredModelsForActiveRoute() / activeDiscoveryKeys().
🔎 Root cause: Account-scoped caching landed in the picker without updating the context-window lookup to honor the same key order.
📜 Stated contract:
model_catalog.go L88-90: "Live-discovered window, preferring the ACTIVE provider's models…"
🏷️ Attribution: PR-activated (per-profile cache keys are new; descriptor.ID lookup predates but misbehaves once shared chatgpt entries are intentionally not updated for named profiles).
📌 In this PR:
modelContextWindow lookup order
Tests covering model switch isolation (chatgpt_models_test.go) — extend to context window, not only picker rows
🔒 Unchanged on main:activeDiscoveryKeys / discoveredModelsForActiveRoute semantics; curated registry resolution.
🔧 Required correction: Resolve live context windows using the same activeDiscoveryKeys() order as discoveredModelsForActiveRoute(), then fall back to other map entries. Add regression evidence with two named ChatGPT profiles where chatgpt map entry and active profile disagree on ContextWindow.
🛠️ Author fix: One pass on lookup + test; do not revert per-profile caching in applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered.
🚫 Out of scope: Changing modelregistry.AgentContextWindow fallback policy.
Thanks both. Head is now c29f425, rebased onto current main (9117d77, which includes #1215 and the Go 1.26.11 bump from #1218). Two new commits address the findings; nothing else in the diff changed.
1. Picker overflow copy pointing at /model list (b37a504)
modelPickerDiscoveryNoticeLines no longer claims /model list exposes capped or truncated notices. The overflow row is now +%d more discovery notices not shown. and the truncation marker is … notice truncated.. The comment above the function now says the hidden notices mostly belong to other accounts and that /model list reports only the active profile. modelListText and the transcript hints are unchanged, per the out-of-scope note.
Regression: TestModelPickerCapsDiscoveryNoticesFromManyAccounts now asserts first that the rendered picker contains no /model list text, then that the overflow row is present. New TestModelPickerTruncatesLongDiscoveryNotice covers the single long notice from another account: exactly the cap rows, contains notice truncated, no /model list. On 5839daa both fail with:
picker points hidden notices at /model list:
...
truncated notice points at /model list:
2. modelContextWindow reading the shared chatgpt key (c29f425)
The live lookup now walks activeDiscoveryKeys() in the same order discoveredModelsForActiveRoute() uses, and only then falls back to the remaining map entries. applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered and the per-profile caching are untouched.
Regression: new TestSubscriptionContextWindowUsesActiveAccount seeds the shared chatgpt entry with gpt-shared-window at 111111 and a model only that entry has at 333333, and the active named profile's key with gpt-shared-window at 222222. It asserts the active account's 222222 wins and that the other-entry-only model still falls back to 333333. Without the lookup change it fails with:
context window = 111111, want the active account's 222222 rather than another account's entry
Validation on the rebased head: make fmt-check, go vet ./..., go test ./..., make test (race), go run ./cmd/zero-release build, go run ./cmd/zero-release smoke, make vulncheck, git diff HEAD --check all pass. (make vulncheck reported GO-2026-6859 on the previous head, which was still on go 1.26.11's predecessor; the rebase onto #1218 clears it.) make lint-static reports only the four pre-existing findings in installtest, proxydial and tools/web_fetch, none in files this PR touches.
One unrelated note: internal/tuiTestRelativeAgeFormatsLastActivity fails locally in a non-UTC timezone on main as well (sessionAge = "2025-05-31", want "2025-06-01"), and passes with TZ=UTC. Not touched here; happy to file it separately.
Resolve onboarding and wizard OAuth ownership with the matching account identity, keep failed subscription lookups as errors, refresh provider-aware model listings, and report redacted failures with a small retry action. Scope cached results to their profile and ignore superseded refreshes.
Refs Twigpine#1177 (discovery portion)
Use /model list in transcript discovery notices and retain Ctrl+R in the picker. Cover both unverified fallback and failed-discovery hints with a regression test.
Refs Twigpine#1177
Limit model-list notices to the active profile and retain all-profile notices in the picker. Prevent a canonical ChatGPT profile cache from being borrowed by another account, and share wrapped notice rows with mouse hit testing.
Cover inactive-profile fallback/failure cases, canonical profile lookup, and pointer selection after notices.
Refs Twigpine#1177
ANSI stripping consumes a CSI's final byte, and any letter is a valid
final byte, so "opaque-\x1b[subscription" displayed one byte short of the
secret and passed redaction. Compare the displayed text against raw
readings that keep the consumed bytes (with and without CSI parameters);
if a raw reading matches more secrets, withhold the whole message.
Also drop default-ignorable code points and variation selectors (U+034F,
U+FE0F, U+180B) that split a secret invisibly, and cap discovery notices
in the model picker at four rows so several failing accounts cannot push
the model rows and footer out of view. /model list still prints them all.
Refs Twigpine#1177
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
DiscoverCatalog now fails for ChatGPT when the account probe is rejected,
but discoveredModelContextWindow still probed with empty Options, so a
keyless subscription profile under `zero exec` sent no bearer, got the
error, and fell back to the generic context window. Build the OAuth and
Codex account resolvers from the authenticated profile for ChatGPT, the
same way the TUI and `providers models` already do; every other provider
keeps empty options.
The regression test stores a ChatGPT login in a temporary token file and
probes a fake endpoint that answers only with that bearer and account
header. Without the fix it reports `context window = 0, want 123456`.
A keyed sibling profile must still not borrow the login.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The picker's notice summary rows promised that /model list shows the
hidden or truncated notices, but modelListText reports only the active
profile, so notices from other accounts never appear there. Say what was
cut without pointing anywhere, and correct the comment that made the same
promise.
The many-accounts test now fails if any notice row mentions /model list,
and a new test covers a single notice longer than the cap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Named ChatGPT profiles cache their live catalog under their own profile
key and no longer mirror it into the shared "chatgpt" entry, but
modelContextWindow still read that shared entry first, so with two
logins the gauges, sidebar usage and compaction could take another
account's window for the same model ID.
Resolve live windows in the activeDiscoveryKeys order that model
switching already uses, then fall back to other entries as before. The
regression test seeds two accounts that disagree on a model's window and
checks the active one wins while a model only the other account surfaced
still resolves.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @internal/tui/model.go:
- Line 3222: Replace the global generation check in the discovery-result handler
with a latest-generation check scoped to the result’s endpoint, so refreshing
endpoint A does not discard a pending result from endpoint B unless B has a
newer request. Add a regression test covering the sequence where B’s picker
request remains pending, `/model list` refreshes only A, and B’s result is still
applied.
Review comments at @internal/tui/view.go:
- Line 1141: Update the notice truncation logic around `lines` and
`modelPickerMaxNoticeLines` so a long failure notice cannot remove the `Ctrl+R
to retry` instruction; reserve space for it in the summary or footer. Add a test
covering a long failure notice at the minimum picker width and verify the retry
instruction remains visible.
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internal/cli/exec.go
internal/providermodeldiscovery/discovery.go
internal/tui/chatgpt_models_test.go
internal/tui/model.go
internal/tui/model_catalog.go
internal/tui/mouse.go
internal/tui/mouse_test.go
internal/tui/picker.go
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/model list bumped the shared discovery generation while refreshing only
the active account, so a result still pending for another account from
the picker's refresh of every account was discarded as stale and never
reached the cache.
Record the newest request generation per discovery key and let a result
be superseded only by a newer request for its own key. Opening the
picker, Ctrl+R and /model list now record the keys they dispatch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A failure notice longer than the notice cap lost its trailing "Ctrl+R to
retry" text, and the picker footer does not list Ctrl+R, so the failure
state hid its recovery action. The summary row now names the retry key,
falling back to just that text when a narrow overlay cannot fit the
summary.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both CodeRabbit findings on c29f425 are real and come from code this PR added, so I fixed them here. Head is now 23dc04d, same base (9117d77).
1. Refresh supersession per endpoint (1c4f575, internal/tui/model.go, internal/tui/picker.go)
Confirmed the sequence: open /model with accounts A and B, run /model list before B's result lands. The list command bumped the shared modelPickerDiscoveryGeneration while refreshing only A, so B's result failed the guard and was dropped. The model now records the newest request generation per discovery key (modelPickerDiscoveryRequests), and a result is superseded only by a newer request for its own key. Opening the picker, Ctrl+R and /model list record the keys they dispatch; modelPickerDiscoveryCmds and modelListDiscoveryCmd return the updated model alongside the command. Per-profile caching in applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered is unchanged.
Regression: TestSubscriptionListRefreshKeepsOtherAccountResult opens the picker with two ChatGPT profiles, runs the list refresh for the active one, then delivers the other account's picker-generation result and asserts it is cached, and that the active account's own older result is still discarded. With the guard reverted to the shared generation it fails with:
refreshing the active account discarded the other account's pending result; cached = []providermodeldiscovery.Model(nil)
Confirmed: a long failure notice loses its trailing Ctrl+R to retry. when cut to the cap, and the footer does not list Ctrl+R. The summary row now carries the key: … notice truncated. Ctrl+R to retry. and +%d more notices hidden. Ctrl+R to retry., falling back to just Ctrl+R to retry. when the overlay is too narrow for the summary. Still no pointer at /model list.
Regression: TestModelPickerTruncatesLongDiscoveryNotice now renders the overlay at modelPickerOverlayMinWidth (58) and at 80 with a 12x-repeated error from another account and asserts the retry key and footer stay visible; TestModelPickerCapsDiscoveryNoticesFromManyAccounts expects the new summary copy. With the old summary strings both fail:
truncated notice at width 58 hides the retry key:
picker lacks "more notices hidden. Ctrl+R to retry." with many failing accounts:
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- Line 3225: Route provider-switch discovery through the request-registration
path before its producer runs, so the request for provider B receives a
registered generation matching its result and passes the guard in modelPicker
discovery handling. Locate the direct caller in the provider-switch flow and
reuse the existing registration mechanism, preserving the guard’s stale-request
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Register provider-switch discovery before applying this guard.
Open the picker to register accounts A and B at generation 1. Run /model list for A to advance the counter to 2. Then switch to B through the provider manager.
The direct caller in internal/tui/command_center.go, Lines 635–637, starts B's discovery without registering a new request. The producer stamps generation 2, but B's registered generation remains 1. This guard discards B's new models or failure notice, although no newer B request exists.
Route provider-switch discovery through the request-registration path so its result can pass this guard.
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Review comment at @internal/tui/model.go at line 3225:
Route provider-switch discovery through the request-registration path before its producer runs, so the request for provider B receives a registered generation matching its result and passes the guard in modelPicker discovery handling. Locate the direct caller in the provider-switch flow and reuse the existing registration mechanism, preserving the guard’s stale-request behavior.
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Switching providers warmed discovery for the target through the raw
command, which stamps the current generation without recording a
request. After the picker had registered that provider and /model list
had advanced the generation, the guard compared the result against the
older registered request and discarded it.
Route the switch through the registering helper, and only discard a
result when its key has a registered request that differs, so the
unregistered startup warm-up still lands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Confirmed, and fixed in 1e326c4 (head is now 1e326c4, same base).
Provider-switch discovery registered before the guard (internal/tui/command_center.go, internal/tui/picker.go, internal/tui/model.go)
switchProviderModel warmed discovery for the target through the raw modelPickerProviderDiscoveryCmd, which stamps the current generation without recording a request. After the picker had registered that provider and /model list had advanced the counter, the result failed the guard against the older registered request and was dropped. The switch now goes through a new requestProviderDiscoveryCmd, which registers the key and returns the command; modelListDiscoveryCmd uses the same helper.
Init has the same shape but returns only a command, so it cannot persist a registration. The guard therefore discards a result only when its key has a registered request that differs from the stamped generation; the unregistered startup warm-up stands until a registered request supersedes it. Stale-request behavior for registered keys is unchanged, and the existing supersession tests still pass.
Regression: TestSwitchProviderModelDiscoveryPassesRefreshGuard opens the picker with two providers, runs the /model list refresh for the active one, switches to the other, executes the real discovery command from the switch (discovery faked, the Ollama probe pointed at a local 404 server) and feeds the result back through Update. With the switch still calling the raw command it fails with:
provider switch discovery was discarded as stale; cache = map[string][]providermodeldiscovery.Model(nil)
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Merge readiness
Review gate: GitHub reviewDecision remains CHANGES_REQUESTED (jatmn on 5839daaa, CodeRabbit on 23dc04d0). Rechecked on head 1e326c408: prior code threads from those reviews look resolved (overflow copy no longer points at /model list for hidden inactive notices; modelContextWindow uses activeDiscoveryKeys(); per-account supersession, Ctrl+R on capped notices, provider-switch registration, exec ChatGPT OAuth, redaction withhold path). Nothing from those threads is repeated below as an open finding. GitHub still needs a fresh approval on the current head to clear the gate.
Branch freshness: Merge-base is one commit behind current origin/main (426867ddd). Diff is mergeable; rebase onto latest main and re-run CI on the integrated head before merge.
Checks: All required GitHub checks are green on the recorded head (CI, Race Detector, Zero Review). Local go test could not be run here (go not on PATH); relied on CI artifacts in artifacts/pr-checks.txt.
Scope:#1177 carries issue-approved. Defaults/compatibility work remains in #1179 per author split.
Drift check (rechecked): Prior campaign candidates for APIKeyEnv-vs-OAuth picker ordering, cross-account context-window fallback, unnamed ChatGPT profile keys, wizard RedactString vs package RedactError, stale live cache on failed refresh, and CLI/TUI empty-model wording were re-opened on head and withheld as findings (unchanged on merge-base, intentional per tests, out of diff, or cosmetic). Only the supersession gap below survives that pass.
Findings
🟡 P2 — Init warm-up discovery can overwrite a fresher registered refresh
📍 Where:internal/tui/model.go (Init, case modelPickerModelsDiscoveredMsg), internal/tui/picker.go (modelPickerProviderDiscoveryCmd, requestModelPickerDiscovery).
💥 What fails: Startup schedules discovery without registering a request. The async message carries generation: 0 from the Init-time model closure. After the user opens /model, runs /model list, presses Ctrl+R, or switches provider, the account key is tracked in modelPickerDiscoveryRequests with a newer generation and a fresher result may already be applied. When the slow Init HTTP call finishes, supersession is skipped because the guard only drops messages when generation != 0:
ifmsg.generation!=0&&tracked&&msg.generation!=requested {
...returnm, nil
}
applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered(msg) // stale Init still runs
A late Init result can revert per-account models, errors, and picker rows to stale startup data even though a newer registered refresh already succeeded.
🔎 Root cause: This PR added per-key request tracking and a supersession guard but left generation == 0 as an unconditional pass, while Init still uses the unregistered discovery cmd path documented as warm-up. That is an incomplete implementation of the new supersession contract, not a missing feature on unchanged main.
📜 Stated contract:
Handler comment: only a newer registered request for the same account should supersede a result; TestSubscriptionPickerIgnoresSupersededRefresh pins supersession for registered refreshes (non-zero generations only today).
🏷️ Attribution:PR-introduced.modelPickerDiscoveryRequests and the generation guard are new in this diff. At merge-base 9117d77, every modelPickerModelsDiscoveredMsg went straight to applyModelPickerModelsDiscovered with no supersession—so “last async completion wins” was the old behavior. This PR introduced the rule that registered refreshes should win; the generation == 0 hole breaks that rule for late Init. That is distinct from pre-existing main debt: fixing it does not require redesigning discovery, only completing the in-diff guard.
Regression coverage for non-zero supersession only (chatgpt_models_test.go, picker_test.go)
🔒 Unchanged on main: Init warm-up should remain async; do not remove background gauge priming. Do not broaden this fix into APIKeyEnv/OAuth reordering (picker path unchanged since merge-base) or new operator surfaces.
🔧 Required correction: Treat unregistered generation: 0 as stale whenever the account key is tracked and requested > 0 (equivalently: drop when tracked && msg.generation < requested, treating 0 as less than any registered generation). Alternatively register Init consistently with requestModelPickerDiscovery, but the guard must not let late warm-up clobber a newer registered result. Add a regression where a registered refresh applies first and a subsequent generation: 0 message for the same key is ignored.
🛠️ Author fix: Close the supersession contract on the guard and Init/cmd stamping in one pass, and extend tests to cover late generation: 0 after a registered refresh—do not patch only the comment or only a test.
🚫 Out of scope: Reordering APIKeyEnv vs OAuth in the picker; adding a new uncapped notice command; changing ChatGPT catalog fail-closed semantics; context-window fallback across accounts (explicitly tested as intentional); wizard/setup display redaction beyond what DiscoverCatalog already redacts at the package boundary.
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Summary
ChatGPT model discovery failures currently disappear behind fallback suggestions, and
/model listreads the global registry instead of models discovered for the account. Setup and the provider wizard also omit the matching account resolver.The authenticated ChatGPT catalog now determines available model IDs. Onboarding resolves OAuth ownership before materializing the bearer; optional public metadata has its own one-second budget. The picker reports redacted failures for saved profiles and labels fallback suggestions unverified, with Ctrl+R retry.
/model listrefreshes the active provider through the same discovery path and reports only that profile's notices. Wrapped notice rows are shared with mouse hit testing so extra status text cannot shift model selection.Results and errors stay associated with the profile, superseded refreshes are ignored, and selection retains the subscription route. OAuth error redaction includes both original and refreshed tokens, including control-split values.
Example failure notice:
Linked issue
Refs #1177 — discovery portion of the approved two-PR split.
The defaults and compatibility version are in #1179, independently based on
main. This PR retains other providers' existing catalog fallback behavior.Verification
From this branch on macOS arm64, using Go 1.26.10 from
go.mod:make fmt-checkgo vet ./...go test -p 4 ./...go test -race ./internal/providermodeldiscovery ./internal/tui -count=1go run ./cmd/zero-release buildgo run ./cmd/zero-release smokemake vulncheckgit diff HEAD --checkmake lint-static: four existing staticcheck findings outside this change (installtest,proxydialtwice,tools/web_fetch), with no new findingsFull-suite validation uses a temporary home, removes inherited Zero/XDG overrides, and selects the encrypted file credential store. Native process/sandbox integration tests run with normal host process visibility. Regression tests use fake servers and temporary OAuth stores.
Regression evidence
With the relevant production files restored to current
main, the new tests fail:Reverting the corresponding behavior also fails the retry, account-isolation, stale-response, and redaction regressions. Restoring picker-only retry wording in transcript notices fails both fallback and failure cases with
transcript must offer a usable retry command instead of the picker shortcut. Two-profile regressions additionally cover inactive-account notices and the canonicalchatgptcache key; pointer tests cover wrapped notice rows. Before the fixes, those tests report:All pass with the fix.
Checklist
issue-approved.Maintainer review follow-up
[REDACTED], including stored errors and/model listoutput. Cover U+200B, U+2060, U+FEFF, U+202E, and U+00AD./model listrequests using the current catalog without overwriting newer discovery state.stored error = "request failed with opaque-ubscription-bearer"; format-character cases also exposed the split fixture. The list regression failed withsuperseded model list never printed current models. All pass with the fix.Summary by CodeRabbit
/modelor/model listto refresh availability, or press Ctrl+R in the picker to retry.zero providers models chatgptchecks the live model endpoint and reports failures.