fix(orchestrator): preserve failover attempt telemetry without 413 misclassification

[seonghobae]

Current scope

This PR makes bounded provider failover diagnostics caller-safe and complete: exhausted routes retain secret-free attempt history, malformed-output exhaustion preserves attempts/stop_reason, and request-size failures keep a stable request_too_large taxonomy without copying raw provider diagnostics.

Current exact authority — 2026-09-06

• protected main: a080297d2546bb61e89520d637cabc202db331ec
• exact PR head: 4ba6be741bdee62bc4b1b3ae498e8d3415f4653c
• lifecycle: Draft / protected-main restack retained / both previously recorded deterministic REDs repaired in normal descendants / exact-head hosted gates pending
• 4ba6be... is two normal commits ahead of the prior RED authority 9f4254...; no force push or destructive rebase was used.
• predecessor hosted GREEN does not transfer to this head.

GREEN retained on this lineage

• raw/wrapped HTTP 413 => error_code="request_too_large", provider_status=413, retryable=False;
• nested typed ProviderRequestTooLargeError keeps its typed status;
• oversized-tool-description rejection keeps its real HTTP status rather than synthesizing 413;
• direct ProviderUpstreamError, decision, timeout and ordinary 5xx semantics stay intact;
• no raw exception text enters attempt telemetry;
• malformed structured-output exhaustion carries bounded attempts/stop_reason rather than raw malformed content.

Repaired RED 1 — capability 413 detail

The capability wrapper now translates ProviderRequestTooLargeError with:

RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc), exc.detail)

so the already-sanitized typed detail reaches the existing error response boundary. Status/code/message routing is unchanged; raw provider diagnostics are not added.

Repaired RED 2 — mutable ProviderResponseError.detail composition

ProviderResponseError now owns a persistent mutable _detail mapping, exposes a setter for sibling error paths that assign bounded detail, and returns that same mutable mapping so subsequent error.detail[...] writes persist. Reads re-mirror failover-owned attempts and stop_reason, preserving sibling failure_kind / workflow_run_id keys instead of replacing them.

tests/test_provider_response_error_detail_compat.py pins this composition contract on the current branch. Do not replace the mapping with an ephemeral getter copy or a setter-less property when later stacked PRs are restacked.

Stack compatibility

#1080 records later gateway order #1043 → #1020 → #1053 → #976 → #1049 → #1004 → #1037 → #977. #976/#1004 extend provider-response detail and #1049 carries a different attempt-record schema, so merge-time integration must preserve the union with explicit tests rather than last-writer-wins replacement.

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Walkthrough

Failover 루프가 모든 후보의 분류된 실패 정보를 attempts에 기록합니다. 소진된 ProviderUpstreamError와 서버 메시지는 시도 수와 stop_reason을 포함합니다. 413 응답은 ProviderRequestTooLargeError.detail을 포함합니다.

Changes

Provider failover 상세 정보

Layer / File(s)	Summary
후보별 failover 시도 수집 contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py	Failover 루프가 transport 실패, tool-fallback 실패, fail-closed 경로의 후보 정보를 순서대로 기록합니다. 소진된 오류와 최종 RuntimeError에 시도 정보와 중단 사유를 연결합니다.
오류 상세 정보 및 HTTP 응답 전파 contextual_orchestrator/provider_errors.py, contextual_orchestrator/server.py, CHANGELOG.md	ProviderUpstreamError.detail과 서버 오류 메시지가 attempts 및 stop_reason을 제공합니다. 413 응답은 ProviderRequestTooLargeError.detail을 전달합니다.
오류 상세 정보 검증 tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py, tests/test_provider_reliability.py	후보별 오류 코드, failover 시도 목록, 중단 사유, 413 응답의 상세 정보를 검증합니다.

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

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 471ba

Failover errors can still omit complete attempt telemetry when every candidate returns an invalid provider response, and capability requests that are too large return a less informative 413 payload than equivalent chat requests. These externally visible error-contract gaps should be fixed before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant _run_agent_failover
  participant ProviderUpstreamError
  participant Server
  _run_agent_failover->>ProviderUpstreamError: attempts와 stop_reason 설정
  ProviderUpstreamError-->>Server: 구조화된 오류 상세 정보 전달
  Server-->>Server: 오류 메시지와 HTTP detail 구성

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contextual_orchestrator/server.py (1)

6698-6699: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Capability 413 응답에도 exc.detail을 전달해야 합니다.

orchestrator.proxy_capability()가 ProviderRequestTooLargeError를 발생시키면 이 경로는 새 outer handler에 도달하지 않습니다. 현재 RequestError를 만들 때 detail을 버리므로 capability 413 응답은 request_id만 포함합니다. exc.detail을 네 번째 인자로 전달하고 capability 413 회귀 테스트를 추가하세요.

수정 예시

 except ProviderRequestTooLargeError as exc:
-    raise RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)) from exc
+    raise RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc), exc.detail) from exc

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/server.py` around lines 6698 - 6699, Update the
ProviderRequestTooLargeError handler in orchestrator.proxy_capability() to pass
exc.detail as the fourth argument when constructing RequestError, preserving the
413 response detail; add a regression test covering the capability 413 response
and verifying that detail is included.

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contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py (1)

7841-7843: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

ProviderResponseError로 인한 소진 시 attempts/stop_reason 정보가 유실됩니다.

이 지점에서 후보별 attempts 레코드를 수집합니다. 하지만 모든 후보가 ProviderResponseError로 실패하면(bounded_provider_response_failures == len(candidates)), 코드는 뒤쪽(line 7895-7899)에서 last_provider_response_error를 그대로 raise합니다.

ProviderResponseError는 ProviderUpstreamError를 상속하지 않습니다. 이 예외는 detail 속성이 없습니다. last_upstream_error에 사용하는 것과 달리, 이 경로에서는 .attempts나 .stop_reason을 설정하지 않습니다. 결과적으로, 이 지점에서 각 후보마다 수집한 attempts 데이터는 최종적으로 버려집니다.

이 상태는 PR의 목표("소진된 모든 후보의 redacted 시도 정보를 기록")와 부분적으로 어긋납니다. 모든 후보가 구조화된 응답 생성에 실패하는 시나리오(가상 풀에서 매 후보가 빈 콘텐츠나 reasoning-only 응답을 반환하는 경우)에서는 attempts/stop_reason 정보가 전혀 노출되지 않습니다.

raise하기 전에 last_provider_response_error.attempts = attempts와 last_provider_response_error.stop_reason을 설정하는 방안을 검토하십시오.

♻️ 제안하는 수정 (line 7895-7899 부근)

 if (
     last_provider_response_error is not None
     and bounded_provider_response_failures == len(candidates)
 ):
+    last_provider_response_error.attempts = attempts
+    last_provider_response_error.stop_reason = "all_candidates_exhausted"
     raise last_provider_response_error

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In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py` around lines 7841 - 7843, Update the
all-candidates-exhausted path around last_provider_response_error so it attaches
the collected attempts records and the computed stop_reason before re-raising.
Preserve the existing ProviderResponseError propagation while ensuring the
redacted per-candidate attempt data is retained.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@contextual_orchestrator/server.py`:
- Around line 6698-6699: Update the ProviderRequestTooLargeError handler in
orchestrator.proxy_capability() to pass exc.detail as the fourth argument when
constructing RequestError, preserving the 413 response detail; add a regression
test covering the capability 413 response and verifying that detail is included.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py`:
- Around line 7841-7843: Update the all-candidates-exhausted path around
last_provider_response_error so it attaches the collected attempts records and
the computed stop_reason before re-raising. Preserve the existing
ProviderResponseError propagation while ensuring the redacted per-candidate
attempt data is retained.

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[seonghobae]

Exact-head review at 471ba29261b79377916b293f15b71a6b58edd01d: this PR is not merge-ready yet. The two unresolved correctness findings are now part of the repair scope rather than follow-up work.

RED 1: request-too-large exits must append a caller-safe attempt record before the loop breaks. All-oversized exhaustion must carry the complete candidate history; mixed oversized/upstream exhaustion must retain both classes without raw exception text.

RED 2: an all-ProviderResponseError bounded pool currently builds candidate records but raises a bare final response error. Preserve the accumulated secret-free attempts plus stop_reason=all_candidates_exhausted through the existing invalid-structured-output HTTP contract, and add an API regression that proves the structured history reaches the caller without malformed provider payload text.

GREEN acceptance: behavioral tests for all-oversized, mixed oversized/upstream, and all-malformed pools fail on this exact production state and pass after the minimal causal fix; existing status/code contracts stay stable; unresolved threads are resolved only on the repaired exact head. The CHANGELOG/doctoring also needs either an authoritative reliability/observability citation or an explicit rationale for why no research source materially governs this implementation.

Current Actions on this exact head are still queued (Tests 33713865764, Security 33713865765, SAST Semgrep 33713865744, Security Scan 33713865766, Scorecard/OSV/Fuzz likewise queued), so queued checks are not merge evidence.

[seonghobae]

Addressed Devin's two code findings (PRRT_kwDOTB3CTs6exSfM and PRRT_kwDOTB3CTs6exSgE) in ba73f531, pushed to this branch.

Finding 1 — oversized-request break point lost attempt history

_invoke's _is_request_too_large_error(exc) branch broke out of the retry loop without ever calling _failover_attempt_record, so:

• an all-oversized pool's aggregate ProviderRequestTooLargeError carried an empty attempts list, and
• a pool mixing an oversized candidate with a different failure kind silently dropped the oversized candidate's record from .attempts entirely.

Fix: the oversized break now appends via the same _failover_attempt_record helper this PR already uses at its other 3 exit points, and the all-oversized exhaustion branch now attaches the full attempts list to the raised ProviderRequestTooLargeError (mirroring how the ProviderUpstreamError branch a few lines below already does). Because the append is unconditional, the mixed case is fixed for free: the oversized record simply rides along inside attempts to whichever exception ends up raised on exhaustion.

Finding 2 — malformed-response exhaustion lost attempt history

ProviderResponseError (orchestrator.py:216) was a bare RuntimeError with zero fields — unlike ProviderUpstreamError/ProviderRequestTooLargeError, it had nowhere to put attempts/stop_reason even after _invoke finished building them internally, so the final raised exception was 100% opaque.

Fix:

• ProviderResponseError now carries the same optional attempts / stop_reason / .detail shape ProviderUpstreamError.detail already has (additive-only: every existing single-positional-arg construction site is unaffected, .detail stays {} for them).
• _invoke's bounded-pool exhaustion branch (bounded_provider_response_failures == len(candidates)) now sets attempts/stop_reason = "all_candidates_exhausted" on the raised error before raising it, exactly like the ProviderUpstreamError/ProviderRequestTooLargeError branches already do.
• server.py's invalid_structured_output 502 handler now reads exc.attempts/exc.stop_reason and enriches the message + passes exc.detail, the same pattern _provider_upstream_message already established for the other error types. The existing invalid_structured_output status/code contract and the generic base message are unchanged when no attempts are present. No raw malformed-response text is ever exposed — only the same machine-readable _failover_attempt_record fields.

Tests (RED → GREEN, same pattern as this PR's own 3 new tests)

Added 4 tests:

• tests/test_provider_reliability.py::test_all_oversized_pool_reports_every_candidates_attempt_detail
• tests/test_provider_reliability.py::test_mixed_oversized_and_upstream_failure_preserves_both_attempt_records
• tests/test_provider_reliability.py::test_free_model_exhausted_malformed_pool_reports_every_attempt (bounded free-pool _invoke exhaustion)
• tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py::test_chat_completions_malformed_pool_502_response_carries_attempt_detail (HTTP-level, mirrors test_chat_completions_413_response_carries_error_detail)

RED-verified: with the production changes to orchestrator.py/server.py stashed (test files kept), all 4 new tests failed with exactly the expected gap (assert 1 == 2 on the mixed-attempts count, AttributeError: 'ProviderResponseError' object has no attribute 'stop_reason', KeyError: 'stop_reason' in the HTTP response detail). GREEN-verified after restoring the fix: all 4 pass.

Regression evidence:

tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py tests/test_provider_reliability.py tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py
........................................................................ [ 61%]
..............................................                           [100%]
118 passed in 9.44s

Also ran the broader keyword-matched set (-k "provider or server or orchestrator or invoke or failover"): 629 passed, 2770 deselected, and tests/test_chat_response_format_http_honesty.py (the other consumer of the invalid_structured_output code path) separately: 20 passed.

Per this repo's own ci.yml, the 100%/100% coverage+docstring gate is scoped only to contextual_orchestrator/nim_benchmark.py — confirmed by reading the workflow directly rather than assuming; orchestrator.py/server.py have no such gate here.

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Fleet repair update on the live branch: I non-force restacked this PR onto current protected main@c594b6828ad99018157613fdc31b68922e8d01d2 via two-parent descendant ad7465068fc15026ca1309d9579c4c1a9847d4ea. The intervening main delta is only .github/workflows/ci.yml (removal of the unsafe docs paths-ignore); the PR's semantic delta is preserved unchanged, with no rebase/force-push.

This PR remains Draft and not merge-ready. The current branch already contains realistic RED coverage in tests/test_failover_attempt_request_too_large_telemetry.py: raw HTTPError(413), wrapped 413, and nested ProviderRequestTooLargeError must preserve the request_too_large taxonomy, retryable=False, and provider status. Production _failover_attempt_record() still only reads typed fields from the top-level exception and therefore does not yet share _is_request_too_large_error()'s bounded cause/context traversal semantics. Do not treat the older body text claiming a fully green suite as current-head GREEN.

GREEN acceptance remains: one bounded exception-chain classifier should supply the telemetry fields used by _failover_attempt_record() without raw exception-text leakage; raw and wrapped 413 must emit error_code=request_too_large, retryable=false, provider_status=413, and a nested typed upstream error must preserve its own status/code. Then run the exact new head through the repository's current required checks. Queue/controller failure is tracked separately at .github#712; do not manufacture a green result with a no-op commit or weakened gate.

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@claude Please repair the unresolved current-head 413 attempt-telemetry defect on this PR without force-push/rebase or unrelated scope changes. Re-read the live head first and append a normal descendant commit. The current RED contract is tests/test_failover_attempt_request_too_large_telemetry.py: raw urllib.error.HTTPError(413) and a wrapper whose bounded cause/context contains that 413 must both produce error_code="request_too_large", provider_status=413, retryable=False. Keep the traversal exactly aligned with _is_request_too_large_error() (_PROVIDER_ERROR_CHAIN_LIMIT, cycle guard, cause-before-context, __suppress_context__) and never expose exception text. Preserve nested ProviderRequestTooLargeError.provider_status where present. Run those RED tests plus the touched provider/failover regression files and leave the PR Draft unless the unchanged new exact head has its ordinary gates.

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Repaired the requested 413 attempt-telemetry defect in dbe3a7e, pushed to this branch (non-force descendant of ad74650).

Root cause

_failover_attempt_record() only read typed fields off a top-level ProviderUpstreamError. A raw or exception-chain-wrapped urllib.error.HTTPError(413) that never became that typed error fell to the final else and recorded error_code="unknown", provider_status=None — even though _is_request_too_large_error() already recognized the identical shape via its bounded cause-before-context chain traversal (_PROVIDER_ERROR_CHAIN_LIMIT, cycle guard, __suppress_context__).

Fix

Extracted that traversal into _find_request_too_large_error(), which returns the matching chain node rather than just a bool; _is_request_too_large_error() is now a one-line wrapper over it (zero behavior change there). _failover_attempt_record() now consults this shared classifier whenever exc isn't already a ProviderUpstreamError:

• raw/wrapped HTTP 413 → error_code="request_too_large", provider_status=413, retryable=False
• a nested typed ProviderRequestTooLargeError reached by walking further down the chain still preserves its own provider_status/taxonomy (via the isinstance(node, ProviderUpstreamError) branch)
• an oversized-tool-description rejection (HTTP 400, matched via _is_oversized_tool_description_error) preserves its real status (node.code) rather than a synthesized 413

No raw exception text enters telemetry at any point (unchanged CWE-209 guarantee).

Verification

• tests/test_failover_attempt_request_too_large_telemetry.py (the RED contract already on this branch): both tests GREEN.
• Touched provider/failover/server regression files: tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py tests/test_provider_reliability.py tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py tests/test_chat_response_format_http_honesty.py → 140 passed.
• Broader keyword sweep -k "provider or server or orchestrator or invoke or failover" → 631 passed, 2770 deselected (up from the 629 reported before this fix — +2 for the new RED file, no regressions).
• ruff check contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py: identical finding count/rules before and after this diff (confirmed via git stash); zero new findings in the changed lines.
• interrogate on the touched functions: 100% docstring coverage.
• Full pytest tests -q run in progress locally for extra confidence; will follow up if it surfaces anything outside this diff's scope.

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[seonghobae]

@claude please take the remaining capability-boundary RED on exact head 1df9d6b4a1d55f8236c576d4d0a26a364eec1aa5 as a normal descendant.

Current verified defect: contextual_orchestrator/server.py catches ProviderRequestTooLargeError from orchestrator.proxy_capability() and builds RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)), which drops the exception's already caller-safe .detail. The new tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py deterministically raises a typed capability error with known agent_id, model, provider_status=413, retryable=False, and transport="passthrough"; the HTTP 413 envelope must preserve those fields alongside request_id.

Minimal GREEN: pass exc.detail through that existing RequestError construction only. Keep status/code/message and routing unchanged; do not copy raw provider/exception text into detail. Run the new RED plus the existing multimodal capability-413 and provider-error taxonomy regressions. If another commit arrives first, read/adopt it and continue non-force; do not rewrite history, self-approve, weaken gates, or use a source-neutral retrigger.

[seonghobae]

@claude Please repair the remaining capability-boundary RED on the current exact head 1df9d6b4a1d55f8236c576d4d0a26a364eec1aa5 in place, using a normal descendant only.

RCA: contextual_orchestrator/server.py catches ProviderRequestTooLargeError inside the capability route and currently raises RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)) without the typed caller-safe detail. This bypasses the outer _send_error(..., exc.detail) path, so /v1/images/generations (and sibling capability routes using this boundary) lose agent_id, model, provider_status, retryable, and transport even though status/code remain 413/request_too_large.

Executable RED already exists at this exact head: tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py.

Required GREEN:

• change only this capability exception boundary to preserve exc.detail through RequestError; keep the existing status/code/message routing;
• do not expose raw exception/provider response text;
• run the new HTTP regression and the existing multimodal/provider request-too-large taxonomy regressions;
• if the branch advanced meanwhile, read/adopt the intervening delta and create a non-force descendant; do not rebase/force-push or add a source-neutral retrigger.

Acceptance: the HTTP error envelope retains request_id plus agent_id=image_worker, model=image-model, provider_status=413, retryable=false, transport=passthrough, with existing 413 behavior unchanged.

[seonghobae]

@jules Please repair the remaining verified current-head RED on this existing branch only; do not create a new PR.

Fresh source at exact head 1df9d6b4a1d55f8236c576d4d0a26a364eec1aa5, contextual_orchestrator/server.py capability boundary, still has:

except ProviderRequestTooLargeError as exc:
    raise RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)) from exc

The branch already contains tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py, which requires caller-safe typed detail to survive the HTTP 413 envelope. Make the smallest causal GREEN: pass exc.detail as the existing fourth RequestError argument at this capability boundary, preserving status/code/message and from exc. Do not expose raw provider/exception response text or alter the outer 413 taxonomy/failover logic.

Acceptance on the resulting exact descendant: the new capability HTTP regression is GREEN; existing multimodal capability 413/provider taxonomy/failover tests remain GREEN; Ruff/interrogate and applicable full tests remain GREEN; keep Draft until hosted exact-head required checks are terminal. Adopt any intervening branch delta first and push only a normal descendant—no force-push, destructive rebase, no-op retrigger, self-approval, or gate weakening.

[seonghobae]

Fresh exact-head recheck on 1df9d6b4a1d55f8236c576d4d0a26a364eec1aa5: the capability boundary still catches ProviderRequestTooLargeError and raises RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)), while the outer 413 path already sends exc.detail. Therefore /v1/images/generations and sibling capability paths can still lose the safe typed detail (agent_id, model, provider_status, retryable, transport) that the focused HTTP regression expects.

Keep this PR Draft. Minimal causal GREEN is to preserve the existing status/code/message and pass the already-sanitized typed detail through the local conversion (RequestError(..., exc.detail)), without forwarding raw provider text or changing failover classification. Run the existing capability HTTP RED plus provider/multimodal/failover regressions on the exact descendant head.

Separate promotion finding: the current CodeRabbit pre-merge report records touched-function docstring coverage at 70.59% (17 analyzed functions), which is below this repository fleet's owned-production 100% docstring target even though CodeRabbit's configured threshold is 80%. Do not treat a threshold-only pass as completion; document the touched production functions with substantive contract/constraint docstrings before promotion. No force rewrite, self-approval, gate weakening, or predecessor-GREEN transfer.

[seonghobae]

@jules fresh owner-path acceptance for current #1037@1df9d6b4a1d55f8236c576d4d0a26a364eec1aa5: protected main@2e414d15ba58f28597751b625a8a2f00fc9fadcf is still diverged ahead_by=6 / behind_by=6 from this branch, with intervening workflow/docs/model-discovery changes plus a small contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py delta. Please repair as a normal non-force descendant; do not rebase/force-push or overlay a stale whole-tree snapshot.

Required sequence:

1. Merge/adopt the six protected-main descendants into this branch, resolving orchestrator.py semantically so both main's current behavior and this PR's failover-attempt contracts survive.
2. Then apply the remaining one-boundary GREEN in contextual_orchestrator/server.py: where the capability route catches ProviderRequestTooLargeError and constructs RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)), pass the existing caller-safe exc.detail as the detail argument. Do not change status/code/message routing and do not expose raw provider response/exception text.
3. Keep tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py plus adjacent multimodal/provider/failover regressions GREEN on the exact successor head.
4. Preserve Draft until that successor has current-head required checks. Do not use no-op retriggers, self-approval, gate weakening, or generated repository-wide doctrine.

Acceptance: /v1/images/generations forced through typed ProviderRequestTooLargeError returns 413 with request_too_large, request_id, and safe typed fields (agent_id, model, provider_status, retryable, transport) while raw provider text remains absent; protected-main descendants remain present in ancestry.

[seonghobae]

Flagging a conflict discovered while cross-checking overlapping open PRs: this PR and #1049 both touch TaskOrchestrator's failover-error path (different call sites — this PR covers the general tool/agent candidate-pool exhaustion path in _invoke, #1049 covers the orchestrator/free passthrough-gateway candidate loop) and both extend provider_errors.py's ProviderUpstreamError.detail property with a new attempts list field.

Two problems for whichever PR rebases second:

1. Literal text conflict — both rewrite the same detail property; the fields from each PR need to be merged by hand rather than one silently clobbering the other.

2. Hidden schema conflict — both use the key name attempts, but the record shapes differ completely:

   • This PR: {agent_id, model, provider, error_code, provider_status, retryable, retry_attempt}
   • fix(gateway): prevent ambiguous passthrough replay with typed attempt evidence #1049: {agent_id, model, provider_name, attempt_number, error_code, client_status, provider_status, retryable, transport, phase, failover_decision}

   A consumer reading .detail["attempts"] after both land could easily assume one schema and get the other. Worth disambiguating (distinct key names, or a documented discriminator) rather than relying on callers to know which code path produced the record.

Verified by direct diff comparison, not just PR descriptions. Neither PR is currently green on its own CI (this one: full unit/contract suite failing) independent of this conflict, so there's no urgency to resolve it right now — just don't let it get silently auto-merged away later.

[seonghobae]

중복 판정 요청에 대한 회신: #1037 vs #1049

다른 세션의 레인 조정에서 이 두 PR의 중복 여부 판정을 요청받았습니다. origin/main 대비 three-dot diff로 양쪽을 실측했고, 판정과 근거를 남깁니다.

중복은 실재합니다 — 다만 "둘 중 하나를 닫자"가 아닙니다

두 PR 모두 ProviderUpstreamError.detail을 확장해 failover 텔레메트리를 싣습니다. 공통 파일은 contextual_orchestrator/orchestrator.py와 contextual_orchestrator/provider_errors.py 둘이고, 서로 병합하면 충돌 구역이 2개 발생합니다.

설계가 다릅니다.

	#1037	#1049
전달 방식	생성자 파라미터 (__init__(..., attempts=None, stop_reason=None))	생성 후 동적 속성 대입 (exc.attempts = ...)
필드	attempts, stop_reason	selected_candidate_ids, attempts, terminal_reason
빈 값	detail["attempts"] = attempts or [] — 방출	비어 있으면 생략
타입 방어	시그니처로 보장	매 필드 isinstance 가드

판정: #1037의 설계 + #1049의 필드 집합

1. 설계는 #1037이 낫습니다. 생성자 파라미터는 실제 시그니처를 제공하고 정적 검사가 가능합니다. #1049가 모든 필드에 isinstance 가드를 두는 것은 방어력의 증거가 아니라 동적 대입이라 무엇이 들어왔는지 신뢰할 수 없다는 증상입니다. 가드를 없애려면 설계를 바꿔야 합니다.

2. 필드는 #1049가 낫습니다. selected_candidate_ids가 실질적인 추가값입니다 — 후보 풀 실패를 진단할 때 "어떤 후보들이 선택됐는가"가 attempts만으로는 복원되지 않습니다.

3. 이름은 terminal_reason(#1049)을 채택해야 합니다. stop_reason은 OpenAI/Anthropic API의 stop_reason/finish_reason과 충돌합니다. 바로 그 필드를 프록시하는 게이트웨이에서 같은 이름을 다른 의미로 쓰는 것은 취향 문제가 아니라 실질적 혼동 위험입니다.

4. 빈 값은 생략(#1049)이 맞습니다. detail 페이로드에서 키의 부재가 "failover가 없었다"를 뜻하는 편이 명확하고, 기존 5키 계약을 덜 흔듭니다. attempts: []를 방출하면 소비자가 빈 배열과 부재를 구분해야 합니다.

5. 양쪽 고유 범위는 둘 다 보존해야 합니다 — 어느 쪽도 닫지 마십시오.

• fix(orchestrator): preserve failover attempt telemetry without 413 misclassification #1037 단독: contextual_orchestrator/server.py, tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py, tests/test_provider_error_taxonomy.py, tests/test_provider_reliability.py
• fix(gateway): prevent ambiguous passthrough replay with typed attempt evidence #1049 단독: tests/test_openai_passthrough.py, tests/test_passthrough_provider_failover.py

서로 대체 불가입니다. 중복은 detail 속성 한 곳이고, 나머지는 각자의 고유 delta입니다.

실행 순서

#1049 먼저 머지 → #1037이 그 위에 rebase. 살아남는 필드 집합과 이름을 가진 쪽이 먼저 들어가는 편이 재작업이 적습니다. #1037은 rebase 시 자기 detail 변경을 버리고, 대신 selected_candidate_ids/attempts/terminal_reason을 생성자 파라미터로 승격시키면서 isinstance 가드를 제거하면 됩니다. stop_reason은 제거합니다.

이 순서라면 #1037 소유자 쪽 작업량이 더 크지만, 결과물의 타입 계약이 온전해집니다.

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측정 기준 커밋: origin/main (three-dot diff), 각 PR head는 refs/pull/<n>/head. 판정은 코드 대조에 근거하며, 어느 PR도 닫거나 편집하지 않았습니다.

[seonghobae]

@jules Please repair the remaining deterministic capability 413 RED on exact head 23511d9c54bf77414221942f302c44b8a742aaac as a normal descendant. In every image/video/audio/rerank capability catch that wraps ProviderRequestTooLargeError into RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)), preserve the already-sanitized typed exc.detail in the RequestError detail field; do not change status/code/message routing and do not surface raw provider diagnostics. Keep tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py plus the existing multimodal/failover taxonomy regressions. If the branch moves first, inspect the intervening delta and adopt/adapt it; no force push/rebase, self-approval, dummy retrigger, or gate weakening.

[seonghobae]

Adjudication evidence (host 1 session, 2026-09-06 KST; full report with commands in #1080). Nothing here closes, flips, or retargets anything — the decision is the opener's.

The read-only detail property breaks two sibling PRs at construction. #976 assigns self.detail in server.py's 502 handler and #1004's StructuredOutputExhaustedError assigns self.detail; with this PR's property, orchestrator.py auto-merges cleanly and then raises AttributeError: property 'detail' … has no setter — the cluster reviewer executed the merged class region to show it. Whoever lands after this PR must drop the setter-less property or stop assigning self.detail, preserving provider_response_failure_kind, failure_kind/workflow_run_id, and attempts/stop_reason. Separately, the attempts schema collides with #1049 (list of {provider, retry_attempt} vs tuple of {provider_name, attempt_number, transport, phase, failover_decision}), and this PR's detail would emit stop_reason='unknown' for #1049's errors — manual union. Draft hold respected; the self-declared failing test stands.

[seonghobae]

@jules Fresh exact-head repair request for #1037@9f4254cefebe63987c154096ddb9db2f590d46e7. Please work on this existing branch only and create a normal descendant after reading any intervening delta.

Two deterministic REDs are now pinned:

1. server.py: capability routes still convert ProviderRequestTooLargeError into RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)) and drop the already-sanitized exc.detail. Minimal GREEN is RequestError(..., exc.detail) with status/code/message and raw-diagnostic boundaries unchanged. tests/test_capability_request_too_large_http_detail.py is the HTTP contract.

2. ProviderResponseError.detail: the current getter-only property is not compatible with sibling gateway work documented in Open-PR adjudication at main@a080297d (2026-09-06): duplicates, supersession, stacks, merge order, predicted conflicts #1080. New RED tests/test_provider_response_error_detail_compat.py intentionally assigns a bounded detail mapping, mutates error.detail["workflow_run_id"], and then requires failover-owned attempts/stop_reason in the same surface. A setter that stores an ephemeral copy is insufficient; item mutation must persist. Keep sibling keys such as failure_kind/workflow_run_id while composing current failover evidence, without surfacing raw malformed/provider text.

After those GREENs, run the two focused regressions plus adjacent multimodal/provider/failover taxonomy tests, Ruff/interrogate and applicable full tests on the resulting exact head. Keep Draft until hosted required checks and independent review are terminal. Do not force-push/rebase, self-approve, weaken gates, or use a source-neutral retrigger.

[seonghobae]

Pushed 4ba6be7 (two commits on 9f4254ce):

• b326475 fix(errors): keep ProviderResponseError.detail assignable and mutable. The read-only property that rebuilt a fresh dict per read broke when merged with fix(structured-output): recover across distinct candidates #1004 (self.detail = {...} in StructuredOutputExhaustedError.__init__, orchestrator.py:231 there) and lost writes with fix(server): classify provider response 502 detail #976 (self.detail = { at its :228). detail is now a stored dict returned as the same object on every read, with a setter that adopts a caller-supplied dict; attempts/stop_reason are mirrored into it on read so failover evidence stays visible. tests/test_provider_response_error_detail_compat.py (pushed to this branch at 17:09Z by another session) was red on 9f4254ce — property 'detail' … has no setter — and is green now.
• 4ba6be7 fix(server): carry provider detail through the capability 413 RequestError. The capability wrapper converted ProviderRequestTooLargeError into RequestError(413, "request_too_large", str(exc)) without exc.detail, so the HTTP 413 payload lost agent_id/model/provider_status/retryable/transport — this branch's only red test (test_capability_413_preserves_structured_provider_detail, KeyError: 'agent_id') and red on the pre-fix head too. Every other ProviderUpstreamError handler in server.py already forwards exc.detail.

Full suite on the pushed tree: 3405 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed (previous head: 1 failed / 3404 passed). Merged-class construction against #976 and #1004 heads verified before the fix was designed.