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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +41 -0
  2. package/CHANGELOG.zh-CN.md +41 -0
  3. package/dist/agent/retry.d.ts +14 -5
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+ - **System prompt and tool declarations** come from the system messages stored in the session (the first full one and later patches, matching the estimate); before the first request the branch has no system message yet, so both categories are estimated from what the first request will send (the same baseline as the status bar); "Used" matches the status bar and the source reads "system prompt and tools only, estimated before the first request".
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+ - **模型**:`permission.autoModel`(`provider/model`);没配(或找不到)时用会话供应商目录里的小模型(目录文件级
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+ id 与官方目录条目对得上的还继承思考映射等固有属性(见下文「从官方目录继承」);匹配不到的条目没有
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+ 官方目录固有属性(下节)> models.dev 索引 > 自定义缺省(`maxTokens: 8192`、`input: ["text"]`、
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+ `reasoning: false`、不猜 `contextWindow`)。`ama models list` 与 `ama config show` 标出每个字段来自哪里
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+ (`config` / `目录` / `目录(按 id 匹配)` / `models.dev` / `缺省`;内置目录从快照继承的字段标 `models.dev`),
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+ 按 id 继承时另列出目录条目(`目录 deepseek/deepseek-flash`)。
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  1M),中转换了上游后常拒收超大值,Anthropic 协议的思考预算也从它推导,64k 对编码 Agent 的单轮输出足够,
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+ ### 从官方目录继承
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+ 中转站与自定义供应商的模型(`models[]` 条目,以及中转上按 id 合成的模型)若 id 能对上内置目录的条目,就继承
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+ 该模型的**固有属性**——它们跟着模型走,换了转售商也不变:
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+ - 继承:`reasoning`、`input`、`thinkingLevelMap`、`promptCache.minTokens`、
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+ `compat.requiresReasoningContentOnAssistantMessages`;用户写了的字段不覆盖,`modelOverrides` 仍最高。
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+ - 不继承:`cost`(中转价不同,要用中转价请自填)、`promptCache.short` / `long`(TTL 是官方主机的承诺)、
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+ `compat.thinkingFormat` 等请求格式与缓存主机能力。
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+ - models.dev:命中时 models.dev 改为显式匹配该目录条目的快照(如 `deepseek/deepseek-flash`,而不是别家转售的同名
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+ 条目),窗口、输出上限与价格照旧来自 models.dev(价格来源仍标 `models.dev`);models.dev 不可用时窗口取目录值、
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+ 输出上限按 64k 封顶。
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+ - 匹配:小写、去一层厂商前缀(`deepseek-ai/`、`moonshotai/` 一类)与 `:latest` 后,与第一方目录条目的 id 或
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+ `aliases` 精确比较,**唯一命中**才继承(两条目录条目撞同一个键时都不用);聚合商目录(openrouter 等)里
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+ `vendor/model` 形式的 id 不参与。精确比较不中时再去掉思考档后缀(`-minimal` / `-low` / `-medium` / `-high` /
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+ `-xhigh` / `-tiered`)试一次:这类 id 由中转按名字决定思考档,所以只继承图片、窗口与缓存门槛,`reasoning` 不打开,
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+ ama 不再发思考参数。例:`gemini-3.8-flash-low` → `google/gemini-3.8-flash`,带图片输入、1M 窗口。
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+ - 开关:`models[]` 条目写 `"catalog": false` 关闭;`"catalog": "deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro"` 显式指定目录条目(id
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+ 对不上时)。目录别名写在 `catalog/*.json` 条目的 `aliases` 里(如 `deepseek-flash` 的 `deepseek-v4-flash`)。
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+ - 中转把同名 id 指到别的上游时会误配:`ama models list` 的来源列能看出继承了哪条,用 `catalog: false` 关掉。
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+ `requiresReasoningContentOnAssistantMessages` 经中转是否成立取决于中转是否透传 `reasoning_content`,不成立时用
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  前缀稳定由组装保证:系统提示节顺序固定、不含时间戳,工具按名排序,会话中途的变化只以 system 补丁追加在末尾([session-format.md](session-format.md)「消息」)。
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- 对话开始之后的节补丁(resume 时 AGENTS.md、Skills 或 SessionStart Hook 输出变了,宿主 instructions 刷新,压缩后记忆节重新渲染)**不改写开头的 system**:没有打开 `supportsMidConvoSystemMessages` 的协议把它渲染成 `<system-reminder>` 包裹的 user 消息,插在补丁所在的位置,之前的请求仍是逐字节前缀。只有移除工具的补丁例外——工具表本身已经变了,前缀必然失效,这时全部补丁照旧折回开头。实测 DeepSeek 接受对话中途的 system 消息、前缀缓存也保持,但模型仍按开头那条回答,所以 DeepSeek 不打开这个开关([cache-midconvo-2026-10-09](benchmarks/cache-midconvo-2026-10-09.md))。下一次压缩时,这些补丁随 system 检查点并回开头。
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+ **开头的 system 与工具声明在会话内只写一次。** 对话开始之后的节补丁(resume 时 AGENTS.md、Skills 或 SessionStart Hook 输出变了,宿主 instructions 刷新,压缩后记忆节重新渲染)不改写开头:没有打开 `supportsMidConvoSystemMessages` 的协议把它渲染成 `<system-reminder>` 包裹的 user 消息,插在补丁所在的位置,之前的请求仍是逐字节前缀。实测 DeepSeek 接受对话中途的 system 消息、前缀缓存也保持,但模型仍按开头那条回答,所以 DeepSeek 不打开这个开关([cache-midconvo-2026-10-09](benchmarks/cache-midconvo-2026-10-09.md))。
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+ 压缩不重写开头:压缩后的 system 检查点只重放对话开始前的 system 消息,之后的全部补丁合并成一条放在摘要后面(同样渲染为提醒),工具表按第一次出现的顺序与版本重建。所以压缩前后的首个请求 system + tools 逐字节相同,多次压缩也一样,只有摘要之后的消息需要按全价写入。
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- | `anthropic-messages` | `ttl: "1h"` | `long` 且 `supportsLongCacheRetention`;否则按 5m |
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- | `openai-completions` | `prompt_cache_key = sessionId`(截 64 字符) | `sendPromptCacheKey` 且不是 `none` |
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- | `openai-responses` | `prompt_cache_key` | 同 Completions |
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- | `google-generative-ai` | 无(隐式缓存) | — |
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- | 全部 | `toolChoice: "none"` → 各家的「禁止调用工具」写法 | 请求带工具时(摘要续写**不用**,见「压缩摘要续写」) |
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+ | 协议 | 字段 | 条件 |
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+ | ---------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `anthropic-messages` | 四断点 `cache_control`,按优先级取前 `maxCacheBreakpoints` 个:最后一条 user、system 末、倒数第二条 user(上一次请求的写入点)、最后一个工具 | `cacheRetention` 不是 `none` |
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+ | `anthropic-messages` | `ttl: "1h"` | `long` 且 `supportsLongCacheRetention`;否则按 5m |
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+ | `openai-completions` | `prompt_cache_key = sessionId`(截 64 字符) | `sendPromptCacheKey` 且不是 `none` |
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+ | `openai-completions` | `prompt_cache_retention: "24h"` | `long` 且 `supportsLongCacheRetention` |
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+ | `openai-completions`(`anthropic/*` 等) | `cache_control`(`cacheControlFormat: "anthropic"`),`long` 时带 `ttl: "1h"` | 同 Anthropic |
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+ | `openai-responses` | `prompt_cache_key` | 同 Completions |
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+ | `openai-responses` | `prompt_cache_options: { ttl: "30m" }`,否则 `prompt_cache_retention: "24h"` | `long` 且 `supportsExplicitPromptCacheMode`;否则 `long` 且 `supportsLongCacheRetention` |
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+ | OpenAI 两条 | 亲和头 `x-session-affinity` + 每请求 `x-client-request-id`(OpenRouter:`x-session-id`) | `sendSessionAffinityHeaders` 且有 sessionId |
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+ | `google-generative-ai` | 无(隐式缓存) | — |
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+ | 全部 | `toolChoice: "none"` → 各家的「禁止调用工具」写法 | 请求带工具时(摘要续写**不用**,见「压缩摘要续写」) |
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  `short`。Anthropic 请求体最后做 TTL 顺序校验(tools → system → messages 里 5m 之后出现 1h 则全部降为 5m)。
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  `prompt_cache_options` / `cache_control` 时,ama 把 `provider/model` 记入进程内的剥离表,去掉这些字段重发一次
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  (仍只有一个终止事件),提示一次建议写哪个开关;同一进程里之后的请求直接不带。
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+ 倒数第二条 user 的断点:一次回合里并行工具结果很多时,最后一条 user 离上一次请求的写入点可能超出官方文档说的
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+ 回看窗口(约 20 个块),没有它就要整段重写;断点本身不计费。回看窗口没法经中转实测,这一条按官方文档实现。
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+ ### max_tokens
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+ 每次请求的 `max_tokens`(Completions 的 `max_completion_tokens`、Responses 的 `max_output_tokens`、Gemini 的
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+ `maxOutputTokens`)在发出前做两件事:
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+ 字符数 / 4 估算(中文多的上下文会估低,由下一条兜底)。Anthropic 预算型思考(`thinking.type: "enabled"`)与带
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+ 正思考预算的 Gemini 不收紧:预算由上限推导,改它会让消息缓存失效。
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+ - **被动修正**:端点以 400 拒收并说出上限时(`Range of max_tokens should be [1, N]`、
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+ `max_tokens … must be / at most / less than or equal to N` 一类文案),把 `provider/model` 的上限记入进程内的表、
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+ 以上限重发一次(与上面的 400 自动剥离一样只发生在流开始之前,仍只有一个终止事件),同一进程里之后的请求直接用
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+ 上限。Anthropic 的 `input length and max_tokens exceed context limit: X + Y > Z` 按 `Z − X` 重发一次、不记为模型
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+ 上限;`Z − X` 不足 1024 时按上下文溢出处理(压缩后重试)。
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+ 中转常把目录里的 `maxTokens` 写成与窗口相同,这时第一次请求会被拒一次,之后同一进程里不再出现;长期用的模型可以
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+ 在 `models[]` / `modelOverrides[]` 里把 `maxTokens` 填成端点实际上限,连第一次也省掉。
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+ ### 请求超时与重试
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+ - **超时分两段**:`request.idleTimeoutMs`(缺省 300 000,`AMA_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS` 覆盖)只管等响应头;流开始后两块数据之间
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+ 的上限是 `request.streamIdleTimeoutMs`(缺省 180 000,`AMA_STREAM_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MS` 覆盖)。两者都是 0 关闭,超时按
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+ 可重试错误处理。思考不外露的端点推理阶段可能很久没有字节,误判断流会让整段输出重新计费,所以流中上限不设得更短;
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+ 以前为慢端点调大 `idleTimeoutMs` 的,现在要调的是 `streamIdleTimeoutMs`。
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+ - **重试**(`retry.*`):等待 = `min(maxDelayMs, max(baseDelayMs × 2^(n−1), Retry-After)) × 0.8–1.2 随机`,端点给了
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+ `Retry-After` 就至少等那么久(失败消息上记为 `retryAfterMs`)。429 / 529 / rate limit 文案算限流,最多重试
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+ `maxRetries + 2` 次;5xx 只认文案开头或 `status` / `HTTP` 之后的状态码(文案中间出现的「500 tokens」不算)。
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+ - **回退模型**:配了 `fallbackModel` 时,overloaded 先快速重试一次(约 1 s),仍失败才切到回退模型。
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+ 每次真实请求在内存里记一条记录:前缀指纹(system 与工具表各取 sha256 前 16 位 hex,加 `provider/model`,另记每个 system 节的哈希,`/cache fingerprint` 逐节列出)、`promptTokens`(input + cacheRead + cacheWrite)、用量与发出时刻。下一次请求与上一条比对:
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- - **原因**(按顺序判定):system / 工具表指纹变了 → `prefix_changed`(`detail` 说明哪段,多半是宿主中途注册工具或 Hook 上下文变化);模型变了 → `model_changed`;间隔超过 TTL → `idle`(目录没有 TTL 的隐式缓存按 10 分钟估);两次请求之间 `task` 子任务占了间隔的 80% 以上 → `subtask`;其余 → `evicted`(服务端淘汰)。
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+ - **原因**(按顺序判定):system / 工具表指纹变了 → `prefix_changed`(`detail` 说明哪段:`tools`,或 `system:<节名,…>`,例如 `system:hooks,memory`;开头只写一次之后,这通常意味着宿主或扩展绕过补丁直接改了首条 system);模型变了 → `model_changed`;间隔超过 TTL → `idle`(目录没有 TTL 的隐式缓存按 10 分钟估);两次请求之间 `task` 子任务占了间隔的 80% 以上 → `subtask`;其余 → `evicted`(服务端淘汰)。
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  - **不算未命中**:压缩、分支摘要、档一裁剪之后的首个请求(上下文合法地变了);前缀低于最小可缓存长度。切换模型**不**豁免。
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  - **三态**:按 `(provider, baseUrl 主机名, model)` 在进程内维护。`unknown`:还没有足够长的可比请求;`reported`:出现过 cacheRead 或 cacheWrite > 0;`silent`:连续 3 个可比请求(前缀 ≥ minTokens、指纹未变、间隔 < TTL)读写都是 0,或 `compat.cacheReporting: "silent"`。只有 `reported` 时显示命中率、检测未命中并保温;`unknown` / `silent` 的请求不进命中率分母,界面显示 `—` / `未报告` 而不是 0%。
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