feat: route LiteLLM Responses-API models to /v1/responses by temeteke · Pull Request #40 · yuseferi/opencode-litellm

temeteke · 2026-10-11T22:15:26Z

Summary

LiteLLM reports mode: "responses" on /v1/model/info for deployments configured for the Responses API (for example use_responses_api: true). The plugin registered every discovered model through the Chat Completions runtime, so those models were addressed over the wrong API surface. This routes only those models through /v1/responses, using the reported mode as the single signal (no model-id guessing).

Type of change

Note: on OpenCode 1 the Responses models move to a <provider>-responses sibling provider (their model id becomes <provider>-responses/<model>).

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npm run typecheck passes
No new runtime dependencies (or justified in this PR description)
README updated if public API or behavior changed
CHANGELOG.md updated under ## [Unreleased]
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npm run typecheck and npm test (119 tests).
OpenCode 2 (2.0.x): a Responses model keeps its provider id with the Responses runtime override; a live turn reaches /v1/responses and the model list has no duplicates.
OpenCode 1 (1.19.0): the plugin creates the <provider>-responses sibling and a live turn to a sibling model reaches /v1/responses.

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OpenCode 2 chooses the runtime per model: a Responses model keeps its provider id and overrides the package to @opencode/ai/providers/openai/responses. That is the Responses runtime bundled with OpenCode 2.0.x; the openai-compatible Responses variant is not bundled there, and selecting it fails model initialization (Cannot find package '@opencode/ai').
OpenCode 1 chooses the runtime per provider, so the config hook adds a <provider>-responses sibling built on @ai-sdk/openai (which defaults to the Responses API). It reuses the same endpoint, credentials, and custom headers, and is created only when at least one model needs it.
Discovery now returns the Responses model ids alongside the built entries, and the model cache stores them (CACHE_VERSION bump) so the synchronous cache path keeps the routing across restarts.
Only LiteLLM's reported mode is used; the plugin does not guess from the model id.
Hand-curated entries are left where the user put them. On OpenCode 1 the runtime is per provider, so routing such a model would require moving it (and changing its id); the plugin does not relocate user-authored entries. On OpenCode 2 the runtime is per model, so the same model is routed without moving. Hand-defined Responses models on OpenCode 1 can be placed under the <provider>-responses provider, or left to discovery.
Because the OpenCode 1 sibling occupies the -responses id suffix, providers whose id ends with -responses are not managed by the plugin.

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New Features
- Models identified by LiteLLM with mode: "responses" now use the OpenAI Responses API automatically. Other models continue using Chat Completions.
- On OpenCode 1, Responses API models are routed through a separate provider; on OpenCode 2, they use a per-model runtime package.
- Updated the README with routing behavior and reasoning-model guidance.

LiteLLM reports `mode: "responses"` on `/v1/model/info` for deployments configured for the Responses API (for example `use_responses_api: true`). The plugin registered every discovered model through the Chat Completions runtime, so those models were addressed over the wrong API surface. For OpenAI reasoning-tier models that mismatch also surfaces as `reasoning_effort` being rejected together with function tools on `/v1/chat/completions`. Route only those models through the Responses API, using the reported `mode` as the single signal (no model-id guessing): - OpenCode 2 picks the runtime per model, so the model keeps its provider id and overrides the package to `@opencode/ai/providers/openai/responses`. That is the Responses runtime OpenCode 2.0.x bundles; the `openai-compatible` Responses variant is not bundled there, and selecting it fails model initialization. - OpenCode 1 picks the runtime per provider, so the config hook adds a `<provider>-responses` sibling built on `@ai-sdk/openai` (which defaults to the Responses API), created only when a model needs it. Discovery now returns the Responses model ids alongside the built entries, and the model cache stores them (CACHE_VERSION 3) so the synchronous cache path keeps the routing across restarts. Models already curated on the other side are left in place instead of being duplicated.

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Models reported with mode: "responses" are routed through the Responses API. The plugin records these model IDs in its cache and applies separate routing behavior for OpenCode 1 and OpenCode 2.

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Responses API routing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Mode detection and cached metadata `src/utils/*`, `test/model-cache.test.ts`, `test/transport.test.ts`, `README.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`	The routing predicate matches a trimmed, case-insensitive `responses` mode. The model cache stores associated IDs, and the documentation describes the routing rule and version differences.
OpenCode 2 model conversion `src/plugin/v2.ts`, `test/plugin-v2.test.ts`	Discovery and cache refresh pass Responses API IDs into model conversion. Matching models use the OpenAI runtime package; the chat-model assertions retain the default package.
OpenCode 1 provider injection `src/plugin/index.ts`, `test/plugin-v1.test.ts`	The config hook routes Responses API models to a `-responses` sibling provider and keeps other discovered models in the original provider. Tests cover provider settings, repeated hook calls, and curated models.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant LiteLLM as LiteLLM model-info endpoint
  participant Plugin as LiteLLM plugin
  participant Cache as Model cache
  participant Hook as OpenCode 1 config hook
  participant Conversion as OpenCode 2 model conversion
  LiteLLM->>Plugin: Return model metadata including mode
  Plugin->>Cache: Store model entries and Responses API IDs
  Cache-->>Plugin: Provide cached model entries and IDs
  alt OpenCode 1
    Plugin->>Hook: Inject models into base or sibling provider
  else OpenCode 2
    Plugin->>Conversion: Convert models using Responses API IDs
  end

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Responses models may fail through gateways that require custom headers. Copy those headers to the sibling provider before merging.

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- Around line 516-522: Update ensureResponsesProvider to propagate headers from
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OpenCode 1 reads provider headers from `options.headers` and passes them to the runtime package (`@ai-sdk/openai` for the sibling); it has no `customHeaders` key. `ensureResponsesProvider` only wrote the plugin's `customHeaders`, so a gateway that requires extra headers (for example Cloudflare Access) would authenticate the chat provider but not the Responses sibling. Merge the chat provider's native headers and the plugin's `customHeaders` into the sibling's `options.headers`, so Responses requests carry the same headers.

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