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fix(server): Claude on Bedrock runs the model picked in the composer - #24695
With Claude Code on Amazon Bedrock, ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_*_MODEL set to Bedrock ids and an availableModels allowlist of those ids, picking Claude Haiku 5.5 runs Opus. T3 sends the slug claude-haiku-5-5, which the allowlist lacks, so Claude Code swaps in the default model while the composer still says Haiku.
Change
The probe keeps the model rows Claude Code reports (#30511), such as haiku → global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5. When a reported row's resolved model, with Bedrock's region prefix and -v1 or Vertex's @date stripped, names a catalog model, T3 sends the row's value (haiku). Turns, model switches, steers, effort changes and text generation all use it. First-party rows are skipped, the match is exact, and main's alias pin for custom models (#34938) skips a routed alias.
Scope
A bug fix: Claude Code runs a different model while the composer still shows the selected model. Fixes#24214 (not yet triaged). Out of scope: relabeling or availableModels filtering, and unmappable ids such as an inference profile ARN. No contract or client code: web, desktop and mobile get it from the server.
Verification
To see it on Linux: (1) set Claude Code's Bedrock env with an availableModels allowlist of Bedrock ids, (2) pick Claude Haiku 5.5 and send, (3) Claude Code runs global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 with a "restricted by your organization's settings" notice.
An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, T3 Code) ran real Claude Code 2.1.321 with the issue's settings, fake AWS keys and a local Bedrock stub that answers 400 with the model id it got, one real T3 server per revision, on a Linux laptop. Re-run on 2026-11-14 (UTC), main 42057b82d0 and this branch at 22b81c418d (main merged in):
Haiku 5.5 reaches Bedrock as the Haiku id, with no notice (main: Opus and the notice). The merge alone (b009651e78) ran Opus as well, until 1a18cb6628.
A same-model steer mid-turn is delivered and stays on Haiku (main: delivered, on Opus).
Effort changed to High mid-turn applies to the running Haiku turn.
Project settings pointing haiku elsewhere keep the slug, and a turn sent at startup waits for the first check.
main 42057b8: Haiku 5.5 selected, Claude Code's restriction notice, requests go to global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
branch 22b81c4: Haiku 5.5 selected, no notice, requests go to global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
Not checked: successful Bedrock generation (I hold no AWS account with Bedrock); desktop, iOS and Android (they get the change from the server); Vertex and Foundry.
Change detail, method, provider log, Bedrock stub and server output for claims 1 to 4
Change detail. Without an allowlist, the slug goes to Bedrock as is.
--model (Claude Code 2.1.321)
model Claude Code runs
claude-haiku-5-5 (what T3 sends)
global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5, "restricted by your organization's settings"
haiku
global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
The probe keeps the model rows Claude Code reports (#30511): the id to send (value) and what it resolves to, here haiku → global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5.
A route holds only where the directory resolves the same availableModels, modelOverrides and backend env as the probe's (a worktree's main-checkout settings.local.json included); a --settings argument setting any of them drops it. Elsewhere T3 sends the slug, as main does.
Turns started before the first capability check wait for it; server startup does not. If that check never settles, the wait expires once after two minutes, releasing waiting calls; later turns, steers and effort changes skip it.
Main's fix(server): custom Claude models named like a Claude Code alias reach the API unchanged #34938 sets ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_<ALIAS>_MODEL=<alias> so a custom model named like an alias reaches the API unchanged. On the merge with main it also pinned the routed haiku to itself (shown in the adapter test; the provider log does not record settings), so Claude Code refused haiku and ran Opus. The selection now records which alias it pins, only when the picked model itself has that name, and a change of pinned alias reopens Claude Code instead of switching the live process.
First-party rows are skipped, so first-party users and gateways send what they send today. The match is exact. On plain Bedrock users send the id Claude Code reports, and its haiku row (Haiku 4.5) routes Haiku 4.5 while Haiku 5.5 keeps its own id.
Scope detail. Routing only. No relabeling or availableModels filtering: Claude Code does not report the allowlist, and on first-party accounts its list omits models that run. A model outside the allowlist still falls back with Claude Code's warning. Unmappable ids are left alone, such as an inference profile ARN. Startup turns wait for the first check, at most two minutes.
Method. Real Claude Code 2.1.321 with the issue's settings and fake AWS credentials against a local stub of Bedrock that answers 400 naming the model id it got; a real T3 server per revision, empty home, synthetic project; turns, steers and effort changes sent through the server's RPC calls as the web client sends them. For claim 4b the stub holds its first /inference-profiles answer (the startup probe's call) 12 s, the one thing it does differently, and the turn is sent as soon as the server listens. Screens: the web client in T3 Code's Browser panel on a Linux desktop, dev server per revision on the same laptop, viewed after the turn ended. Model lines come from T3's provider log for the thread, failed effects from the server log, spans from the server's trace.
This branch now merges main 42057b82d0 (green checks), which brings #35710 (a new thread's first turn reads its startup files together). The one conflict was in openQuery in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts: the launch settings are still read once, early, for the route, and the append-system-prompt file and the tool search lookup are now read together, as #35710 does.
The same agent ran the tests on 22b81c418d on that laptop: 8 Claude and orchestration suites, 533 passed, the 17 orchestration replay suites, 248 passed, and the tests of the main changes merged in, 291 passed; vp run check:changed passes. The 5 routing tests fail with routing reverted in resolveClaudeCatalogApiModelId; without the reopen on a change of pinned alias, the routing test fails at its custom haiku step and stops there.
1. Opening turn, Haiku 5.5
== main 42057b82d0
[2026-11-14T01:13:33.937Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = claude-haiku-5-5
[2026-11-14T01:13:33.977Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
[2026-11-14T01:13:33.977Z] Claude Code notice Model "claude-haiku-5-5" is restricted by your organization's settings. Using global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 instead.
--- local stub of Bedrock:
2 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
== merge b009651e78 (this branch + main, before 1a18cb6628)
[2026-11-12T09:00:02.008Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = haiku
[2026-11-12T09:00:02.054Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.322)
[2026-11-12T09:00:02.055Z] Claude Code notice Model "haiku" is restricted by your organization's settings. Using global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 instead.
--- local stub of Bedrock:
2 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
== branch 22b81c418d
[2026-11-14T01:18:23.853Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = haiku
[2026-11-14T01:18:23.895Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
--- local stub of Bedrock:
2 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
2. Steer with the same model, sent 10 s into the turn
== main 42057b82d0: delivered, still Opus
[2026-11-14T01:14:34.238Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = claude-haiku-5-5
[2026-11-14T01:14:34.277Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
[2026-11-14T01:14:34.278Z] Claude Code notice Model "claude-haiku-5-5" is restricted by your organization's settings. Using global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 instead.
[2026-11-14T01:14:43.845Z] T3 -> Claude Code prompt 'Also say bye in one word.'
[2026-11-14T01:14:43.866Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
--- local stub of Bedrock:
4 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
== branch 22b81c418d
[2026-11-14T01:19:23.998Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = haiku
[2026-11-14T01:19:24.048Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
[2026-11-14T01:19:33.512Z] T3 -> Claude Code prompt 'Also say bye in one word.'
[2026-11-14T01:19:33.573Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
--- local stub of Bedrock:
4 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
3. Effort changed to High 10 s into the turn
== main 42057b82d0
[2026-11-14T01:15:58.497Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = claude-haiku-5-5
[2026-11-14T01:15:58.535Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
[2026-11-14T01:15:58.536Z] Claude Code notice Model "claude-haiku-5-5" is restricted by your organization's settings. Using global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 instead.
[2026-11-14T01:16:08.114Z] T3 -> Claude Code apply_flag_settings {"effortLevel": "high", "fastMode": null, "ultracode": null}
--- local stub of Bedrock:
3 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
== branch 22b81c418d
[2026-11-14T01:20:48.401Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = haiku
[2026-11-14T01:20:48.437Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
[2026-11-14T01:20:58.139Z] T3 -> Claude Code apply_flag_settings {"effortLevel": "high", "fastMode": null, "ultracode": null}
--- local stub of Bedrock:
3 POST /model/global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5/invoke-with-response-stream model=global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
--- T3 server: failed orchestration effects: 0
4a. Project .claude/settings.local.json sets ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_HAIKU_MODEL to the Sonnet id: both keep the slug
== project-settings, main 42057b82d0
[2026-11-14T01:17:32.415Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = claude-haiku-5-5
[2026-11-14T01:17:32.444Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
== project-settings, branch 22b81c418d
[2026-11-14T01:22:21.023Z] T3 -> Claude Code query.open options.model = claude-haiku-5-5
[2026-11-14T01:22:21.057Z] Claude Code init model = global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 (Claude Code 2.1.321)
== Claude Code on its own in that folder:
--model haiku: API Error (global.anthropic.claude-sonnet-5-5): 400 Local Bedrock stub received model id global.anthropic.claude-sonnet-5-5. Try --model to switch to us.anthropic.claude-sonnet-5.
--model claude-haiku-5-5: API Error (global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5): 400 Local Bedrock stub received model id global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5. Try --model to switch to us.anthropic.claude-opus-5.
4b. The stub holds the startup probe's first answer 12 s; turn sent as soon as the server listens
Claude Code on Bedrock, Vertex and similar backends does not run the
first-party slug T3 sends. With an availableModels allowlist it silently
substitutes the default model, so picking Haiku ran Opus.
The capability probe now keeps the model list Claude Code reports. When a
row resolves to a backend id for a catalog model, such as
global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5 for claude-haiku-5-5, turns and text
generation send that row's id (here the `haiku` alias) instead of the slug.
First-party ids are unchanged.
Fixespingdotgg#24214
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Turns built their model routes from the bundled catalog while the picker
and text generation used the instance's live catalog. A model the remote
manifest adds after a release showed in the picker but was still sent as
its slug, so Claude Code ran the default model instead.
The driver now builds the routed catalog once and hands the same effect to
the adapter and to text generation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolve the optional catalog option to one effect when the adapter is
built, and read it per turn, the same shape open pingdotgg#13913 uses for its
model catalog option, so the two changes share one option.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dels-an
Resolve ClaudeProvider.ts by keeping upstream's one-line usage comment
from 8f26ed7, with the probe's models field above it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This focused server bug fix routes existing Claude model selections through the backend IDs reported by Claude Code, preventing Bedrock configurations from silently running the wrong model. It preserves existing defaults and fallback behavior and includes targeted coverage for Bedrock and first-party routing.
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Walkthrough
Claude Code-reported model IDs can now update API model IDs in the catalog. The driver supplies routed catalogs to orchestration and text generation. Both resolve model selections using catalogs associated with the active working directory and settings.
Catalog entries can store an API model ID. Route construction matches Claude Code-reported IDs to catalog entries. Tests cover Bedrock mappings, suffixes, unmatched IDs, and first-party routes.
Capture routes and match settings apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeCodeModelRoutes.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeCodeModelRoutes.test.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeHome.ts
Capability probes include reported model IDs. The driver records them and resolves routes based on settings keys. Local settings directory resolution handles repository roots and linked worktrees. Tests cover probe completion and timeout behavior.
Resolve adapter selections per turn apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts
The adapter resolves a catalog for each turn and compiles selections against it. Tests cover catalog updates, settings overrides, worktrees, and repository subdirectories.
Resolve catalogs for text generation apps/server/src/textGeneration/ClaudeTextGeneration.ts, apps/server/src/textGeneration/ClaudeTextGeneration.test.ts
Text generation resolves catalogs using the operation working directory. Title generation creates its temporary directory before catalog resolution, and the Claude JSON operation runs in a scoped effect.
sequenceDiagram
participant ClaudeProvider
participant ClaudeDriver
participant ClaudeCodeModelRoutes
participant ClaudeAdapterV2
participant ClaudeTextGeneration
ClaudeProvider->>ClaudeDriver: Return reported model IDs
ClaudeDriver->>ClaudeCodeModelRoutes: Record models and settle resolution
ClaudeDriver->>ClaudeAdapterV2: Provide routed catalog resolver
ClaudeAdapterV2->>ClaudeCodeModelRoutes: Resolve catalog for turn settings
ClaudeDriver->>ClaudeTextGeneration: Provide routed catalog resolver
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#16672: The adapter receives a provider-supplied catalog when compiling model selections.
pingdotgg/t3code#22326: The adapter compiles selections against the supplied catalog, affecting custom model alias resolution.
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The reviewed routing paths now respect per-directory settings, readiness waits are bounded, and continuation turns retain their existing live-query behavior. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains.
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Issue #24214 is open and directly linked, so its coding requirements apply. The PR implements the routing part: Claude Code reported models map to catalog models, and the adapter, turns, live switches…
Implement the picker integration required by #24214. Map the relevant catalog rows to the configured ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_{OPUS,SONNET,HAIKU}_MODEL values, apply matching *_MODEL_NAME and *_MODEL_DESCRIPTION values, and exclude rows not …
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely describes the main server-side fix: ensuring Claude on Bedrock uses the model selected in the composer.
Out of Scope Changes check
The reported changes support the routing objective in #24214. They add Claude Code model-route construction, capability-probe model retention, settings-directory matching, startup-probe waiting, adapt…
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The description follows the repository template and covers all required sections. Problem: with Claude Code on Bedrock, an availableModels allowlist of Bedrock IDs makes Claude Code run Opus when Clau…
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The reported changes support the routing objective in #24214. They add Claude Code model-route construction, capability-probe model retention, settings-directory matching, startup-probe waiting, adapter and text-generation catalog use, and focused tests. The settings-directory refactor supports safe route matching. No unrelated change is demonstrated. The picker omissions are a linked-issue compliance gap, not an unrelated change.
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The description follows the repository template and covers all required sections. Problem: with Claude Code on Bedrock, an availableModels allowlist of Bedrock IDs makes Claude Code run Opus when Claude Haiku 5.5 is selected, because T3 sends the slug claude-haiku-5-5, which the allowlist lacks. Change: the probe keeps reported model rows, and reported IDs that map to a catalog model are sent under their value (for example haiku). Scope: a bug fix, linked to issue #24214, with out-of-scope items named (relabeling, allowlist filtering, unmappable ARNs). Verification: concrete reproduction steps, before/after logs and screenshots on main and this branch, test counts, and an explicit list of what was not checked (Bedrock generation, desktop/mobile, Vertex, Foundry). The Verification section is detailed and goes beyond a bare 'tests pass'. The template's agent-attribution line is present at the end. Minor gaps: the template asks for a conventional commit title, which is not part of the provided description, and the description is long, but the required content is complete.
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Issue #24214 is open and directly linked, so its coding requirements apply. The PR implements the routing part: Claude Code reported models map to catalog models, and the adapter, turns, live switches, and text generation can use the mapped IDs. Tests cover routing and startup behavior. The PR does not implement three requirements in #24214: picker rows do not use ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_{OPUS,SONNET,HAIKU}_MODEL IDs, rows do not use the corresponding *_MODEL_NAME or *_MODEL_DESCRIPTION values, and rows are not filtered by availableModels. The current PR description confirms that these picker changes are intentionally excluded.
Resolution
Implement the picker integration required by #24214. Map the relevant catalog rows to the configured ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_{OPUS,SONNET,HAIKU}_MODEL values, apply matching *_MODEL_NAME and *_MODEL_DESCRIPTION values, and exclude rows not present in the effective availableModels list. Add automated tests for mapping, labels and descriptions, filtering, and selection of the configured Haiku model. Alternatively, obtain and record a maintainer decision that narrows #24214 to routing only.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts:
- Around line 180-183: Update ClaudeDriver’s routedModelCatalog flow around
withClaudeCodeModelRoutes so model routes are resolved or cached using each
query’s turnInput.runtimePolicy.cwd and its project settings, rather than
reusing routes from the capability probe’s stateDir. Ensure projects with
different availableModels settings receive their own routes.
- Around line 180-183: Ensure the initial Claude capability probe completes
before the provider instance is returned, so `claudeCodeModels` is populated
before requests use `routedModelCatalog`. Update the initialization flow around
`routedModelCatalog` to await the initial refresh rather than exposing the
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verified the routing change through the real web client and claude code 2.1.314, up to provider initialization. successful bedrock generation remains unverified.
reproduced on github/main at 6575ce3250 in a separate worktree, then checked out the exact pr head d50ab9be0eaa5bc5b4e0064d6d1040b5772f70a8. ran vp i in both. ran one background vp run dev at a time with isolated, unseeded state.
drove /usr/bin/google-chrome with the repo's playwright. added the real git repository as a project through the app, configured claude's bedrock environment and availableModels through provider settings, and submitted the same haiku prompt on both builds. no mocks, stub endpoint, fixtures, or demo data.
main sent claude-haiku-5-5; claude initialized as opus and displayed the restriction warning. the pr sent haiku; claude initialized as the configured haiku model and displayed no restriction warning.
neighboring behavior: a sonnet follow-up in the same thread resolved to the configured sonnet model. real gpt-6.1-sol turns completed and rendered replies on both builds.
blacksmith: all 234 tests passed across ClaudeModelCatalog, ClaudeAdapterV2, ClaudeCapabilitiesProbe, and ClaudeTextGeneration. the pr has 21 successful ci checks and 7 skipped, with no failures. no source changes or pushes were needed.
sanitized transcript from the running servers' native provider logs:
main: query.open model=claude-haiku-5-5
main: claude system.init model=global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
main: Model "claude-haiku-5-5" is restricted ... Using global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5 instead.
pr: query.open model=haiku
pr: claude system.init model=global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
pr: sonnet follow-up system.init model=global.anthropic.claude-sonnet-5-5
both: claude result=API Error: Could not load AWS credentials
both: codex turn/start model=gpt-6.1-sol; turn/completed status=completed
before, main: haiku selected, opus fallback warning.
after, pr: matching prompt and haiku selection, no opus fallback warning. the remaining error is missing aws credentials.
pr interaction recording (animated image):
neighboring codex turn completed:
Not verified
successful bedrock inference, billing, and aws authorization: this vm has no aws credentials. both builds fail with the real cloud credential error after claude reports its resolved model. these captures prove routing and initialization, not successful bedrock generation.
vertex, foundry, first-party claude inference, unmappable profile arns, project-specific routing overrides, and requests racing the initial capability probe. the project-scope and startup concerns already raised in discussion remain unverified; this pass does not resolve those review findings.
native desktop, ios/android, macos/windows, remote relay, and tunnel clients. this pass used the linux web client.
merge fixup verification
merged current main at e925dd681904f8a1ead0502ecca3f65f5bc28146 without rebasing. resolved the text-generation conflict by keeping per-directory model routing and main's retry without --no-session-persistence for older claude cli versions. pushed 8dfaedf4e1e8bced5b6d89757c2ce1e7fc85a058 to the existing head without force.
blacksmith vp run check:changed e925dd681904f8a1ead0502ecca3f65f5bc28146 passed: format, lint, both knip passes, graphql validation, three package typechecks, and 317 tests across six files. two independent read-only reviewers approved this head. the windows expectations and bounded initial-probe wait were already fixed; their bot threads are now resolved. no picker expansion or new test files.
this pass verified the merge with existing checks. the earlier browser evidence above was not recaptured. successful bedrock inference remains unverified without aws credentials.
…odel, and wait for the first probe
The capability probe runs in the server's state directory, so the ids Claude Code
reports there (such as `haiku`) can resolve to a different model in a project whose
own .claude settings change ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_*_MODEL, the backend or
availableModels. Turns and text generation now apply those ids only when their cwd
resolves the same model settings as the probe (compared through the SDK's
resolveSettings); anywhere else they send the plain catalog id, as before this PR.
Turns sent while the first probe is still running (queued or scheduled turns at
startup) used to go out with the slug. They now wait until the first provider check
settles, by any path; later turns never wait.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The per-cwd settings key and first-probe gate moved out of the pure catalog module, and the probe's cwd is bound once instead of passed on every record.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…local settings change models
The SDK's resolveSettings reads .claude/settings.local.json from cwd, but Claude Code reads it
from the repository root, and from the main checkout's root in a linked worktree. A model
override there left the settings keys equal, so a turn could send `haiku` while Claude Code
resolved it to another model. The settings key now reads that root file and gives no key, so
no routes, when it carries model settings. The adapter's local settings directory lookup moves
to ClaudeHome so both use it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeHome.ts: 1
60-60: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Explain why mainCheckoutRoot is untraced.
The helper uses Effect.fnUntraced without a stated reason. The comment above it describes the worktree layout, not the choice to skip a span. The parent claudeLocalSettingsDirectory already has a span, so untraced is a valid choice. Add a one-line reason beside it.
The OpenGrep hint on Line 65 is a false positive. exec there is RegExp.prototype.exec, not a shell call.
Proposed fix
+// Untraced: only called from `claudeLocalSettingsDirectory`, which already has a span.
const mainCheckoutRoot = Effect.fnUntraced(function* (checkout: string) {
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Add a one-line explanation beside mainCheckoutRoot stating that it is untraced
because its caller, claudeLocalSettingsDirectory, already provides a span.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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@apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Adapters/ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts:
- Around line 3448-3546: Update the linked-worktree and repository-subdirectory
assertions in the test “sends Claude Code's reported model id only where the cwd
resolves it as the probe did” to expect "haiku" on Windows and
"claude-haiku-4-5" on other platforms. Use the existing platform-detection
service or symbol in the test rather than changing model-routing behavior.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeCodeModelRoutes.ts:
- Line 90: Update catalogFor’s wait on firstProbeSettled with a bounded fallback
whose deadline accommodates the full probe sequence, including sequential
version and capability initialization and subsequent skill discovery. Avoid a
deadline short enough to interrupt normal Bedrock initialization and return the
base catalog prematurely.
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untraced because its caller, claudeLocalSettingsDirectory, already provides a
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Test catalog routing with the spawned process directory.
The text-generation tests pass a catalog callback that ignores its cwd. Add assertions to the existing fake CLI cases for title generation and a project operation so they verify the catalog is resolved for the same directory passed to Claude and that the routed model matches that catalog. Do not duplicate the lower-layer model-routing tests.
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line 152:
Update the existing fake CLI tests for title generation and a project operation
to make the catalog callback depend on its cwd; assert that
`scopedModelCatalog(workingDirectory)` resolves the catalog for the same
directory passed to Claude and that the routed model matches that catalog. Keep
coverage at the text-generation level without duplicating lower-layer
model-routing tests.
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- Around line 10186-10193: In openQuery, move the readClaudeLaunchArgSettings
call, modelCatalog lookup, and compileClaudeModelSelection call below the
live-continuation early return so reused queries skip this work. Keep
getNativeConversationHeadId before the shortcut, and ensure compiledSelection is
still defined before the later live-selection and reuse logic that uses it.
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project operation to make the catalog callback depend on its cwd; assert that
`scopedModelCatalog(workingDirectory)` resolves the catalog for the same
directory passed to Claude and that the routed model matches that catalog. Keep
coverage at the text-generation level without duplicating lower-layer
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Main now keeps Claude Code's reported models on the capabilities probe
(pingdotgg#30511) and reloads the downloaded model catalog for each turn (pingdotgg#31717).
The model routes now record that probe list as reported, and route the
catalog each turn already loads, so custom model scoping and manifest
updates still apply to the ids turns send.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
I merged main into this branch in 4f00fd1 to clear the conflicts with #30511, #31717 and #29220. Main's probe now keeps Claude Code's reported models (#30511), so the branch's own probe capture and its ClaudeCodeReportedModel type are gone. The routes record main's list as reported. The adapter keeps main's per-turn modelCatalog (#31717) and applies the routes on top of that scoped catalog in a new routeModelCatalog hook. Custom-model scoping and downloaded-manifest updates still reach the id each turn sends. Text generation does the same. #30511 alone doesn't route Bedrock's haiku: it's a catalog alias, so no extra row appears and turns still send claude-haiku-5-5. The routing tests still fail when the routed id or the adapter hook is taken out, and they pass on this head. vp run check:changed passes.
@maria-rcks We hold no AWS account with Bedrock access, so the live Bedrock path stays unverified by us too. What we ran instead was real Claude Code 2.1.310 with the issue's settings against a local stub that answers with the model id it receives: on main a Haiku 5.5 turn asks for global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5, on this branch it asks for global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5, the same split your run showed at initialization, and the routing tests fail on main and pass at the current head 4f00fd1ec7. Successful Bedrock generation stays the first item under "Not checked" in the description.
@maria-rcks your pass listed project-specific routing overrides and turns racing the first capability probe as unverified, so I ran both on 4f00fd1ec7 with real Claude Code 2.1.322 against a local stub of Bedrock.
A project whose .claude/settings.local.json points haiku at the Sonnet id still gets claude-haiku-5-5, as on main; Claude Code alone would run Sonnet for haiku there.
With the stub holding the probe's first answer 12 s, a Haiku turn sent at startup waited in ClaudeCodeModelRoutes.route until the probe recorded its routes and then opened with haiku, while main opened at once with the slug and ran Opus.
@maria-rcks you ran d50ab9b; the new head is 2fd753e. Since d50ab9b: 6e7af0c to 7ed38fb apply a route only where the turn's directory resolves the same model settings as the probe's (a worktree's main-checkout settings.local.json included) and make turns sent before the first probe wait for it; your commits 3367fc8 to 3b26589 keep --settings launch arguments from redirecting model aliases, reuse live continuations before reading launch settings and keep the loaded settings for a reused live query; 4f00fd1 merged main as my earlier merge note says; and 2fd753e merges main (21a9aa1) again to clear a conflict in ClaudeModelCatalog.test.ts, with no change to the fix's lines (it only keeps main's new effort-cap test beside this PR's test). On 2fd753e a Haiku 5.5 pick still reaches a local stub of Bedrock as global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5.
A steer or a live effort change compiled the selection against the unrouted
catalog. On Bedrock with availableModels, a same-model steer called
setModel with the catalog slug, which Claude Code rejects, so the steer
failed; an effort change saw a different model id and was dropped. Both now
compile against the catalog routed for the live query's directory and
launch settings, as the query open does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the first capability probe never settled, each later turn, steer and
effort change waited the full two minutes again before falling back. The
expired wait now counts as settled, so only the first call waits.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@maria-rcks you ran d50ab9b; the previous head was 2fd753e and the new head is ee0ea0c. Three changes since 2fd753e: 75e4c18 merges main (7a64505); 00514a7 makes main's two new mid-turn paths use the routed model id. Before it, a steer sent with the same model on Bedrock called setModel("claude-haiku-5-5"), Claude Code rejected it and the steer was never delivered, and an effort change during a turn was dropped. On ee0ea0c both reach a local stub of Bedrock as global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5, the steer arrives and the effort change applies. ee0ea0c stops repeating the two-minute wait: if the first capability check never settles, the wait expires once, releasing waiting calls, and later turns, steers and effort changes skip it. The opening-turn routing you checked is unchanged.
…dels-an
The merge keeps both sides of the ClaudeModelCatalog import list in ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts, where main's pingdotgg#34938 added scopeClaudeModelCatalog beside this branch's catalog routing helpers.
…d to itself
Main's alias pin for custom models named like an alias also caught the alias this branch routes a Bedrock model to, so Claude Code sent the bare alias instead of the user's ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_*_MODEL id. The selection now records which alias it pins, only when the picked model itself has the alias's name, and a change of pinned alias reopens Claude Code instead of switching the live process.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The head you verified was d50ab9b; the new head is 1a18cb6 (previous ee0ea0c).
I merged main in b009651; only the import list in ClaudeAdapterV2.test.ts conflicted. 1a18cb6 stops main's alias pin for custom models (#34938) from pinning the alias a Bedrock route sends; the description has today's runs.
…dels-an
The conflicted wake-message test takes main's pingdotgg#35993 shape without the Effect.scoped wrapper, with this pull request's settings-file setup re-applied inside it, and no production hunk needed a hand resolution.
…dels-an
Resolved openQuery in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts by hand to keep both sides: the launch settings are still read once before the reuse check because the model route needs them, and main's concurrent read now runs the append-system-prompt file read and the tool search lookup together before the live process closes, so only the launch-settings read stays sequential.
The head verified here was d50ab9b (last maintainer commit 3b26589); I merged main to move this branch from 4878411 to 22b81c4. The one conflict was in openQuery in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts, where #35710 now reads startup files together: the launch settings are still read once, early, for the model route, and the other two reads run together as #35710 has them. Nothing else in the fix changed.
Configure the reported Bedrock aliases and availableModels allowlist in a scratch Claude home, save that home under Settings → Providers → Claude, open a new thread, select Claude Haiku 5.5, and send “Say hi in one word.” Compare the composer with query.open and system/init in the real provider log.
Environment on both sides: Linux web dev app, fresh database, dark theme, 1280×800 browser viewport, Claude Code 2.1.325, synthetic AWS credentials.
Model routing occurred before the expected AWS 403. Retries were stopped on both sides. The head recording redacts the environment name.
Not shown:
Successful Bedrock text generation and billing were not verified: synthetic AWS credentials produced 403 after model initialization. The requested routing difference was observed before authentication failed.
Other model families and project-specific settings permutations were not exercised.
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Problem
With Claude Code on Amazon Bedrock,
ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_*_MODELset to Bedrock ids and anavailableModelsallowlist of those ids, picking Claude Haiku 5.5 runs Opus. T3 sends the slugclaude-haiku-5-5, which the allowlist lacks, so Claude Code swaps in the default model while the composer still says Haiku.Change
The probe keeps the model rows Claude Code reports (#30511), such as
haiku → global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5. When a reported row's resolved model, with Bedrock's region prefix and-v1or Vertex's@datestripped, names a catalog model, T3 sends the row'svalue(haiku). Turns, model switches, steers, effort changes and text generation all use it. First-party rows are skipped, the match is exact, and main's alias pin for custom models (#34938) skips a routed alias.Scope
A bug fix: Claude Code runs a different model while the composer still shows the selected model. Fixes #24214 (not yet triaged). Out of scope: relabeling or
availableModelsfiltering, and unmappable ids such as an inference profile ARN. No contract or client code: web, desktop and mobile get it from the server.Verification
To see it on Linux: (1) set Claude Code's Bedrock env with an
availableModelsallowlist of Bedrock ids, (2) pick Claude Haiku 5.5 and send, (3) Claude Code runsglobal.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5with a "restricted by your organization's settings" notice.An AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5, T3 Code) ran real Claude Code 2.1.321 with the issue's settings, fake AWS keys and a local Bedrock stub that answers 400 with the model id it got, one real T3 server per revision, on a Linux laptop. Re-run on 2026-11-14 (UTC), main
42057b82d0and this branch at22b81c418d(main merged in):b009651e78) ran Opus as well, until1a18cb6628.haikuelsewhere keep the slug, and a turn sent at startup waits for the first check.main 42057b8: Haiku 5.5 selected, Claude Code's restriction notice, requests go to global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5
branch 22b81c4: Haiku 5.5 selected, no notice, requests go to global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5
Not checked: successful Bedrock generation (I hold no AWS account with Bedrock); desktop, iOS and Android (they get the change from the server); Vertex and Foundry.
Change detail, method, provider log, Bedrock stub and server output for claims 1 to 4
Change detail. Without an allowlist, the slug goes to Bedrock as is.
--model(Claude Code 2.1.321)claude-haiku-5-5(what T3 sends)global.anthropic.claude-opus-5-5, "restricted by your organization's settings"haikuglobal.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5The probe keeps the model rows Claude Code reports (#30511): the id to send (
value) and what it resolves to, herehaiku → global.anthropic.claude-haiku-5-5.-v1, Vertex's@date); when that names a catalog model, it is sent under the row'svalue. Turns, live model switches, a selection sent with a steer (fix(server): a model change sent with a Claude steer now applies to the running turn #34564), a live effort change (fix(server): Claude effort changes apply to the running turn #34563) and text generation all use it.availableModels,modelOverridesand backend env as the probe's (a worktree's main-checkoutsettings.local.jsonincluded); a--settingsargument setting any of them drops it. Elsewhere T3 sends the slug, asmaindoes.ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_<ALIAS>_MODEL=<alias>so a custom model named like an alias reaches the API unchanged. On the merge with main it also pinned the routedhaikuto itself (shown in the adapter test; the provider log does not record settings), so Claude Code refusedhaikuand ran Opus. The selection now records which alias it pins, only when the picked model itself has that name, and a change of pinned alias reopens Claude Code instead of switching the live process.First-party rows are skipped, so first-party users and gateways send what they send today. The match is exact. On plain Bedrock users send the id Claude Code reports, and its
haikurow (Haiku 4.5) routes Haiku 4.5 while Haiku 5.5 keeps its own id.Scope detail. Routing only. No relabeling or
availableModelsfiltering: Claude Code does not report the allowlist, and on first-party accounts its list omits models that run. A model outside the allowlist still falls back with Claude Code's warning. Unmappable ids are left alone, such as an inference profile ARN. Startup turns wait for the first check, at most two minutes.Method. Real Claude Code 2.1.321 with the issue's settings and fake AWS credentials against a local stub of Bedrock that answers 400 naming the model id it got; a real T3 server per revision, empty home, synthetic project; turns, steers and effort changes sent through the server's RPC calls as the web client sends them. For claim 4b the stub holds its first
/inference-profilesanswer (the startup probe's call) 12 s, the one thing it does differently, and the turn is sent as soon as the server listens. Screens: the web client in T3 Code's Browser panel on a Linux desktop, dev server per revision on the same laptop, viewed after the turn ended. Model lines come from T3's provider log for the thread, failed effects from the server log, spans from the server's trace.This branch now merges main
42057b82d0(green checks), which brings #35710 (a new thread's first turn reads its startup files together). The one conflict was inopenQueryinClaudeAdapterV2.ts: the launch settings are still read once, early, for the route, and the append-system-prompt file and the tool search lookup are now read together, as #35710 does.The same agent ran the tests on
22b81c418don that laptop: 8 Claude and orchestration suites, 533 passed, the 17 orchestration replay suites, 248 passed, and the tests of the main changes merged in, 291 passed;vp run check:changedpasses. The 5 routing tests fail with routing reverted inresolveClaudeCatalogApiModelId; without the reopen on a change of pinned alias, the routing test fails at its customhaikustep and stops there.1. Opening turn, Haiku 5.5
2. Steer with the same model, sent 10 s into the turn
3. Effort changed to High 10 s into the turn
4a. Project
.claude/settings.local.jsonsetsANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_HAIKU_MODELto the Sonnet id: both keep the slug4b. The stub holds the startup probe's first answer 12 s; turn sent as soon as the server listens
Prior PRs
haikustill maps toclaude-haiku-5-5. This PR routes on the same rows.availableModelsand third-party backends were out of scope.Generated with Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code Nightly