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fix(command-code): normalize root tool schemas for Claude upstreams - #8591

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Problem

The command-code adapter forwarded client tool parameters as input_schema without normalizing them. Its Anthropic-style upstream rejects any tool with a top-level oneOf, anyOf, or allOf:

tools.0.custom.input_schema: input_schema does not support oneOf, allOf, or anyOf at the top level

Codex desktop's computer-use js tool declares exactly that shape (two call forms: code and completion_summary), so every Claude request through this provider failed before producing a token, regardless of model or reasoning effort. The proxy logged 502 upstream_server_error, failureStage: protocol-prelude, semanticBytes: 0.

Reproduction: POST a single tool whose parameters contain a root-level oneOf to /v1/responses with model: "command-code/claude-haiku-5-5". The same body completes on google_v1/gemini-3.8-flash and opencode-go/claude-haiku-5-5, so the gap is adapter coverage, not a universal constraint.

Fix

  • Move the anthropic adapter's root-only normalizer into src/adapters/anthropic-input-schema.ts.
  • command-code.ts's wireTools now passes tool.parameters through it instead of forwarding the raw schema.
  • Schema roots are coerced to type: "object" and given an empty properties map when absent, matching the anthropic adapter's existing behaviour. Nested composition is preserved; only the root is flattened.
  • Local #/... references in root oneOf/anyOf/allOf branches are inlined before flattening, so { "$ref": "#/$defs/Args" } keeps its properties and required members.
  • The merged properties map is a null-prototype object, so a parameter named __proto__ remains data instead of replacing the object prototype.

Known limitation

The merge is lossy for alternatives: later branches win. A root oneOf whose branches declare action.enum: ["read"] and action.enum: ["write"] yields a schema that permits only "write". This is documented in the module and covered by a test.

Verification

Run locally on Windows 11 with Bun 1.4.4 at head c89a669a.

bun test tests/command-code-tool-schema.test.ts
  10 pass, 0 fail, 18 expect() calls
bun run typecheck
  ✓ No type errors in 2,434 files

The targeted suite covers root oneOf flattening, nested composition, missing root type, allOf required merging, local $ref resolution, __proto__ handling, last-branch-wins, plus the three $ref sibling cases added in c89a669a: distinct properties retained, a redeclared property kept conjunctive via allOf, and required unioned without duplicates.

Full-suite exception

The full suite does not complete cleanly on this machine, and the failures are environment-dependent rather than caused by this branch. The changed files are only src/adapters/anthropic-input-schema.ts, src/adapters/anthropic.ts, src/adapters/command-code.ts, and tests/command-code-tool-schema.test.ts.

Failures observed fall into classes untouched by this PR:

  • tests/clients/link-ssh-argv-discovery.test.ts — "Windows discovery selects Desktop before the managed current junction before a legacy executable"
  • tests/clients/link-ssh-capture-tunnels.test.ts — "verbose stderr past 64 KiB neither ends the tunnel nor changes its exit class, and is stored sanitized"
  • tests/oauth/oauth-account-resume-if-healthy.test.ts — two cases timing out in probeWinswRegistration while walking the Windows service chain
  • tests/multiauth account endpoints — timeouts in the same service-probe path

The first two and the resume --if-healthy pair were re-run against the unmodified base commit aa30ea9d in a separate tree and fail identically there, confirming they pre-exist this branch. The resume pair also reproduces when run alone, outside parallel contention, with the same Winsw probe timeout. The remaining multiauth timeouts sit on the same service-probe path and were not individually re-verified against the base.

Branch fix/command-code-tool-schema-normalization is 3 commits behind dev (merge base aa30ea9d), within the 10-commit limit.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Tool input schemas are now handled consistently by Anthropic and Command Code, including root-level compositions and local references.
    • Missing root types and properties receive suitable defaults. Composed schemas retain nested constraints, combine applicable required fields, and preserve other root-level fields.

The command-code adapter forwarded tool parameters as input_schema without normalizing,
so a client tool with a top-level oneOf/anyOf/allOf was rejected upstream with
"input_schema does not support oneOf, allOf, or anyOf at the top level".

Codex desktop's computer-use js tool uses exactly that shape, which made every Claude
request fail on this provider regardless of model or reasoning effort.

Move the anthropic adapter's root-only normalizer into a shared module and apply it in
wireTools, matching the behavior the anthropic adapter already had. Nested composition
is preserved; only the root is flattened to type object plus merged properties.
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Walkthrough

The PR adds a shared Anthropic input-schema normalizer and uses it in the Anthropic and Command Code adapters. The helper resolves local references, normalizes root object fields, and flattens root-level composition. Tests cover these behaviors and property-merging rules.

Changes: Tool schema normalization

Layer / File(s) Summary
Shared normalization behavior
src/adapters/anthropic-input-schema.ts, src/adapters/anthropic.ts
The helper strips the Responses-only encrypted marker, resolves local references, defaults root object fields, and flattens root oneOf, anyOf, or allOf. It merges properties in branch order and combines root required strings with allOf branch strings. The Anthropic adapter imports the helper instead of defining the normalizer locally.
Command Code integration and tests
src/adapters/command-code.ts, tests/command-code-tool-schema.test.ts
wireTools normalizes each tool’s parameters before assigning input_schema. Tests cover root composition flattening, nested composition preservation, default root type, required-member merging, local reference resolution, __proto__ property preservation, later-branch precedence, and $ref sibling merging.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Possibly related issues

  • Issue 8589 reports Command Code request failures when tool parameters contain top-level oneOf, anyOf, or allOf. This PR applies root-level normalization to those parameters.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to c89a6

Command Code tool schemas with root-level composition are now normalized for Claude upstreams, and referenced parameters are preserved when $ref siblings are merged. The same-named property override across root branches is a documented, tested limitation that matches existing Anthropic adapter behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

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The title names the fix (normalizing root tool schemas), the affected adapter (command-code), and the target upstream (Claude/Anthropic). The changeset adds normalizeAnthropicInputSchema, moves the root-only normalizer out of anthropic.ts into a shared module, and applies it in command-code.ts, so the title matches the main change. It is 67 characters and a single sentence, which fits the length guidance.

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- Line 31: Initialize the merged properties record in the root composition
normalizer with a null prototype so Object.assign preserves an own "__proto__"
property through serialization. Add regression coverage in the existing
tool-schema tests using a root oneOf schema, verifying the normalized schema and
its JSON.stringify output retain "__proto__" and that a required entry remains
paired with its declared property.
- Around line 47-48: Update normalizeAnthropicInputSchema to resolve local
#/$defs/... and #/definitions/... references in root allOf branches before
merging their properties and required entries, using the established approach in
google-tool-schema.ts. Add a normalizer regression test with an allOf branch
referencing a $defs object whose required property is path, and assert the
flattened schema includes path in both properties and required.
- Line 48: In normalizeAnthropicInputSchema, add a regression test that pins the
current last-branch-wins behavior when root composition branches define the same
property with different schemas. Update the limitation note next to the helper
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if (!variant || typeof variant !== "object" || Array.isArray(variant)) continue;
const v = variant as Record<string, unknown>;
if (v.properties && typeof v.properties === "object" && !Array.isArray(v.properties)) {
Object.assign(properties, v.properties as Record<string, unknown>);

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Document and test the lossy merge of same-named root-branch properties.

normalizeAnthropicInputSchema flattens root oneOf, anyOf, and allOf branches with Object.assign (src/adapters/anthropic-input-schema.ts:48). When two branches define the same property with different schemas, the later definition replaces the earlier one. For example, a root oneOf where one branch sets action.enum: ["read"] and another sets action.enum: ["write"] produces a tool schema that permits only "write". The "read" alternative is lost from the schema sent upstream. For allOf, a same-name minimum or maximum in an earlier branch is dropped, which loosens the schema.

The code documents this trade-off. The pre-PR Anthropic adapter uses the same merge, and this PR applies that behavior to the command-code path. Before this change, those root-composition schemas were rejected upstream. The defect is therefore a known limitation that this PR extends, not a regression.

Add a regression test that pins the current behavior for a same-name property across root branches, so a future change to the merge is deliberate. Keep the limitation note next to the helper in sync with the test. A safer merge, such as nested anyOf for alternative property schemas and nested allOf for conjunctive ones, changes the flattened contract shared with the Anthropic adapter. This PR does not establish that such a merge is safe across all keywords, so this comment does not propose a patch.

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In normalizeAnthropicInputSchema, add a regression test that pins the current last-branch-wins behavior when root composition branches define the same property with different schemas. Update the limitation note next to the helper to match the test; keep the existing merge behavior unchanged.

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Address the review threads on the root-composition normalizer:

- Inline local #/... references in root oneOf/anyOf/allOf branches before flattening,
  so a branch like { "$ref": "#/$defs/Args" } keeps its properties and required members.
- Build the merged properties map on a null-prototype object so a parameter literally
  named "__proto__" remains data instead of replacing the object prototype.
- Document and test the lossy last-branch-wins merge for same-named properties.
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- Line 47: Update the $ref sibling merge that returns resolved and siblings so
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nextSeen.add(ref);
const resolved = dereferenceLocal(target, root, nextSeen) ?? target;
const { $ref: _ignored, ...siblings } = record;
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift

Preserve referenced parameters when merging $ref siblings.

The object spread replaces entire properties maps and required arrays. A sibling that adds one parameter therefore removes unrelated parameters from the referenced schema.

For example:

{
  "$defs": {
    "Base": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": { "path": { "type": "string" } },
      "required": ["path"]
    }
  },
  "allOf": [{
    "$ref": "#/$defs/Base",
    "properties": { "mode": { "type": "string" } },
    "required": ["mode"]
  }]
}

At Line 47, siblings.properties replaces the referenced properties, and siblings.required replaces the referenced required. The flattening loop then emits only mode. The upstream tool schema no longer declares or requires path.

Draft 2020-12 applies the referenced schema alongside its sibling keywords; siblings do not replace the referenced constraints. (json-schema.org)

Merge distinct referenced and sibling properties, and union their required members. Preserve conjunction when the same property has constraints on both sides. Add this example to tests/command-code-tool-schema.test.ts and assert that both parameters and required members survive.

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Update the $ref sibling merge that returns resolved and siblings so distinct properties are retained, required members are unioned, and constraints on a property present in both schemas remain conjunctive. Add the described regression case to the command-code tool schema tests and assert that both parameters and required members survive.

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JSON Schema applies a $ref sibling's keywords alongside the referenced
schema, but the spread in dereferenceLocal let siblings replace the whole
properties map and required array. A sibling that added one parameter
therefore dropped every referenced parameter.

Merge both properties maps, union required without duplicates, and keep
both constraints under allOf when a property is declared on both sides.
Other keys keep the existing sibling-wins behaviour.

Adds regression tests for distinct properties, a redeclared property,
and overlapping required members.
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