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* feat(claude): add Opus 4.8 model support Adds Claude Opus 4.8 alongside 4.7 in the model registry, picker, pricing, integrations, and 1M-context support. Mirrors the established 4.7 pattern so longer suffixes resolve first in canonical-name matching. - configs: CLAUDE_OPUS_4_8_CONFIG + opus48 registry entry - model.ts: canonical resolver, default-model dispatch (1P -> 4.8, 3P bumped to 4.7), display & marketing names - modelOptions: getOpus48Option in PAYG 1P/3P, opusplan description - modelCost: COST_TIER_5_25 pricing - context: 1M-capable assertion - prompts: FRONTIER_MODEL_NAME -> Opus 4.8 - integrations: hicap gateway, nearai brand/vendor/model entries - claude brand catalog: new defineModel block Tests: extends modelSupports1M coverage for 4.8. * fix(models): gate Opus 4.8 out of PAYG 3P picker until rollout Opus 4.8 was being added to the third-party (3P) model picker while getDefaultOpusModel() keeps non-first-party usage on Opus 4.7. Remove the 3P option until 3P rollout is active; first-party picker is unaffected. Addresses CodeRabbit review on #1769. * test(integrations): cover NearAI anthropic/claude-opus-4-8 route Adds focused regression coverage for the new Opus 4.8 provider/model path: asserts the NearAI vendor catalog exposes the anthropic/claude-opus-4-8 entry and that it resolves through its modelDescriptorId to a registered NearAI model descriptor (vendor/brand nearai, correct default model + label), plus the NearAI route base URL. Addresses CodeRabbit's [Minor] request to test the exact route. * fix(models): wire Opus 4.8 into adaptive thinking, 3P fallback, and knowledge cutoff Addresses jatmn's review findings on #1769. - [High] thinking.ts: add opus-4-8 to the adaptive-thinking allowlist. Without it, claude-opus-4-8 hit the generic opus exclusion and returned false, dropping first-party Opus 4.8 into budget-based thinking instead of thinking: { type: 'adaptive' }. Adds a regression test (provider mocked to a non-1P value so the allowlist is the only reason 4.8 returns true). - [Medium] validateModel.ts: add an opus-4-8 -> opus47 entry to get3PFallbackSuggestion so an unavailable Opus 4.8 selection suggests 4.7. - [Medium] prompts.ts: getKnowledgeCutoff now returns "January 2026" for claude-opus-4-8 and claude-opus-4-7 instead of falling through to the stale generic "January 2025". - [Low] modelOptions.ts: update the PAYG 1P picker comment to include Opus 4.8. The betas.ts structured-outputs / auto-mode allowlists are intentionally left unchanged for this PR's scope (4.7 is also absent; auto mode is gated on PI safety probes) — to be revisited with safety-research before enabling. * fix(models): update remaining model-launch markers for Opus 4.8 default Addresses jatmn's follow-up review on #1769 — markers missed when Opus 4.8 became the default. - [P2] commitAttribution.ts: add explicit `opus-4-8` and `opus-4-7` branches to sanitizeModelName before the broad `opus-4` fallback, so commit/PR attribution shows the real model instead of `claude-opus-4`. Adds a focused regression test (commitAttribution.modelName.test.ts; mutation-checked). - [P2] attribution.ts: update the unknown-first-party-model co-author fallback from 'Claude Opus 4.6' to 'Claude Opus 4.8', and the matching test expectation. Also fixed a sibling de-dup test that was passing only by coincidence (it hit the 4.6 fallback): point it at a model the public-name map actually recognizes (dot form) so it exercises the real prefix-dedup path. - [P3] fastMode.ts: FAST_MODE_MODEL_DISPLAY 'Opus 4.6' -> 'Opus 4.8'. - [P3] context.test.ts: update the stale modelSupports1M test title/comment from Opus 4.7 to 4.8 (the current first-party default). * test(models): pin the claude-opus-4-7[1m] sanitizeModelName mapping too CodeRabbit follow-up on #1769: the test covered the suffixed 4.8 path but not the 4.7 branch with the same [1m] session suffix. Add the claude-opus-4-7[1m] case so both newly added mappings are pinned. * fix(models): extend fast-mode + default-effort gates to the current default Opus Addresses jatmn's review on #1769 — two predicates still gated to opus-4-6 only while the default Opus is now 4.8. - [P1] fastMode.ts: isFastModeSupportedByModel returned true only for opus-4-6, so for Max/Team Premium users on claude-opus-4-8 fast mode wouldn't actually enable even though FAST_MODE_MODEL_DISPLAY/the /fast command now say "Opus 4.8 only". Extend the predicate to the fast-mode-capable Opus models (4.8/4.7/4.6). - [P2] effort.ts: getDefaultEffortForModel applied the Pro/Max/Team `medium` default only for opus-4-6, so Pro/Max/Team sessions on the new default claude-opus-4-8 fell through to the generic effort path. Extend the branch to 4.8/4.7/4.6 (per the @[MODEL LAUNCH] marker). Adds regression tests for both (mutation-checked: reverting either predicate to opus-4-6 only fails them). * fix(models): wire Opus 4.8 into advisor, teammate fallback, skill vars, comments Addresses jatmn's follow-up model-launch markers on #1769. - [High] advisor.ts: modelSupportsAdvisor / isValidAdvisorModel only whitelisted opus-4-6 / sonnet-4-6, so first-party sessions on the new default claude-opus-4-8 reported the advisor tool unsupported. Add opus-4-8 and opus-4-7 to both (commands/advisor.ts and claude.ts use these centralized predicates, so they're covered). Adds a regression test (mutation-checked). - [Medium] swarm/teammateModel.ts: getHardcodedTeammateModelFallback hardcoded CLAUDE_OPUS_4_6_CONFIG -> CLAUDE_OPUS_4_8_CONFIG, so new teammates spawn on the current default. Adds a first-party test case (mutation-checked). - [Medium] skills/bundled/claudeApiContent.ts: SKILL_MODEL_VARS OPUS_ID/OPUS_NAME 4.6 -> 4.8 (the bundled claude-api skill docs don't hardcode 4.6 elsewhere). - [Low] effort.ts + figures.ts: refresh stale "max is Opus 4.6 only" comments to reflect the 4.8/4.7/4.6 runtime behavior. * test(swarm): assert provider-aware teammate fallback for Bedrock too CodeRabbit follow-up on #1769: add a non-first-party case so the provider-aware fallback is covered. Bedrock resolves to the Opus 4.8 Bedrock model id. * fix(models): give Opus 4.8/4.7 the elevated output-token limits and 3P fallback chain Addresses jatmn's review on #1769. - context.ts: getModelMaxOutputTokens only gave opus-4-6 the 64k/128k branch, so opus-4-7/4-8 fell through to the generic opus-4 branch and capped at 32k — including the new first-party default Opus 4.8. Extend the elevated branch to 4.8/4.7/4.6. Adds a regression test (mutation-checked). - errors.ts: get3PModelFallbackSuggestion had chains for opus-4-6/sonnet but not opus-4-8/4-7, so the error path suggested no fallback for the new default while validateModel.ts already does. Add opus-4-8 -> opus47 and opus-4-7 -> opus46 to mirror validateModel.ts. * fix(models): allow structured outputs on Opus 4.8/4.7 Addresses jatmn's finding #2 on #1769. modelSupportsStructuredOutputs whitelisted opus-4-1/4-5/4-6 but not 4-7/4-8, so first-party/Foundry requests on the new default Opus 4.8 lost the structured-output support that 4.6 had. Add claude-opus-4-7 and claude-opus-4-8 to the allowlist (4.6 supports it, so the newer Opus models do too). Adds a first-party regression test (mutation-checked). Auto-mode (modelSupportsExternalAutoMode) is intentionally left unchanged — it is gated on separate safety review and was not part of this finding. * fix(models): extend file-read mitigation exemption and effort callout to Opus 4.8/4.7 Addresses jatmn's remaining findings on #1769. - [P2] FileReadTool.ts: MITIGATION_EXEMPT_MODELS only held claude-opus-4-6, so the new default claude-opus-4-8 got the cyber-risk reminder appended to every file read that 4.6 did not — a behavioral regression. Add claude-opus-4-8 and claude-opus-4-7 so the recent Opus models inherit 4.6's exemption. - [P3] EffortCallout.tsx: shouldShowEffortCallout gated the medium-effort-default notification to opus-4-6 only; the same default now applies to opus-4-8, so users on the new default never saw it. Extend the gate to 4.8/4.7/4.6. Adds a regression test (mutation-checked). * fix(models): resolve Opus 4.6→4.8 drift in cost tracking, notifications, and picker strings Addresses jatmn's review on #1769 — remaining model-launch drift now that the first-party default is Opus 4.8. - [P1] modelCost.ts: getModelCosts only applied the elevated fast-mode tier to opus-4-6, so fast-mode Opus 4.8 was billed at the normal COST_TIER_5_25 rate while the picker advertised the fast-mode $30/$150 price. Extend the fast-mode cost check to the fast-mode-capable Opus models (4.8/4.7/4.6). Non-fast usage is unchanged (all three already map to COST_TIER_5_25). Adds a regression test (mutation-checked). - [P2] useModelMigrationNotifications.tsx: "Model updated to Opus 4.6" -> 4.8 (the migration lands users on the opus alias = 4.8 for first party). - [P2] commands/model/model.tsx: the 1M-unavailable error said "Opus 4.6"; made it generic ("Opus with 1M context...") since the gate matches any opus[1m]. - [P2] modelOptions.ts: getOpus46_1MOption is now provider-aware (3P → Opus 4.6, first-party → Opus 4.8); getMaxOpus46_1MOption (always first-party) → Opus 4.8. - [P3] migrateLegacyOpusToCurrent.ts: corrected the stale comment (opus alias resolves to 4.8, not 4.6). * docs(notifs): correct Opus default comment to 4.8 for 1P Comment said 4.6 but the migration notification text and the opus alias both resolve to Opus 4.8 for first-party users. Addresses jatmn P3 review note. * fix(integrations): remove duplicate claude-opus-4-8 descriptor A second claude-opus-4-8 entry (vendorId anthropic) with downgraded 200k/8192 specs duplicated the canonical 1M/128k descriptor. The artifact generator rejects duplicate (id, vendorId) pairs, so integrations:generate failed and smoke-and-tests could not pass. Removed the duplicate; the canonical entry and checked-in generated artifacts are unchanged. Addresses jatmn P1. * fix(models): address Opus 4.8 review — extra-usage label, callout test, stale copy - isBilledAsExtraUsage: recognize opus-4-7/4-8 1M variants, not just 4.6, so the "Billed as extra usage" label shows for the new default and 3P default - EffortCallout modelGate test: drop the unreliable `?ts=` cache-busting import and rely on mock.module live bindings, so the gate runs against the mocked deps on Linux CI (where the query-tagged specifier was not re-evaluated) - refresh stale "Opus 4.6+" effort help text and callout comments to reflect the recent Opus models (4.8/4.7/4.6) the gate now covers * test(effort): make Opus 4.8 callout regression deterministic via pure predicate The behavioral test mocked auth/config/effort and relied on the already-evaluated EffortCallout picking up those mocks, which is order-dependent and failed only in the full Linux CI suite (both the `?ts=` dynamic-import and the static-import variants regressed there). Extract the model check as a pure exported `effortCalloutCoversModel` and assert it directly with no module mocking, so the #1769 regression is covered deterministically on every platform. * test(effort): drop config-dependent 'opus' alias from callout regression test The bare 'opus' alias routes through getDefaultOpusModel(), whose result is environment/config-dependent, so `effortCalloutCoversModel('opus')` was false in a clean Linux CI environment even though the gate logic is correct — that single assertion was the only failure in smoke-and-tests (the explicit-id assertions passed). Assert the gate's opus-4-8/4-7/4-6 coverage with explicit canonical model ids (incl. a [1m] variant) instead, which is deterministic on every platform.
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23 lines
1.4 KiB
TypeScript
import { expect, test } from 'bun:test'
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import { effortCalloutCoversModel } from './EffortCallout.js'
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// Regression for #1769: the default Opus is now 4.8, so the effort callout's
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// model gate must cover opus-4-8 (and 4.7) alongside the original 4.6. This
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// asserts the pure model predicate directly with explicit canonical model ids —
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// no module mocking, no fresh-import, and no bare alias. The bare 'opus' alias
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// is intentionally NOT used here: it routes through getDefaultOpusModel(), whose
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// result is config/environment-dependent (it resolves the configured default
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// Opus, not necessarily 4.8 in a clean CI environment), which is what made the
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// earlier assertions flaky on Linux CI. The gate's own coverage logic is a plain
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// string check, so explicit ids exercise the regression deterministically.
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test('effort callout covers the recent Opus models including 4.8 (#1769)', () => {
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expect(effortCalloutCoversModel('claude-opus-4-8')).toBe(true)
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expect(effortCalloutCoversModel('claude-opus-4-7')).toBe(true)
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expect(effortCalloutCoversModel('claude-opus-4-6')).toBe(true)
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// The [1m] tag and provider-prefixed variants still match the family.
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expect(effortCalloutCoversModel('claude-opus-4-8[1m]')).toBe(true)
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// Models outside the recent-Opus family are not covered.
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expect(effortCalloutCoversModel('claude-sonnet-4-6')).toBe(false)
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expect(effortCalloutCoversModel('gpt-5')).toBe(false)
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})
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