@dereekb/openrouter 14.7.0 → 14.9.0

package/README.md

@@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ queue drained by a sweeper the app mounts on a schedule it already runs.
 
 | Entry | Purpose |
 |---|---|
-| `@dereekb/openrouter` | Config types, request builder, `callModel` wrapper, deferred-tool helpers, embeddings. Pure — no I/O. |
+| `@dereekb/openrouter` | Config types, request builder, `callModel` wrapper, deferred-tool helpers, embeddings, **decisions**. Pure — no I/O. |
+| `@dereekb/openrouter/decision` | The decision layer WITHOUT `@openrouter/sdk`: questions, validation, the request body, the answer reader, model ids. See [below](#loading-without-the-sdk). |
 | `@dereekb/openrouter/firebase` | The `OpenRouterPrompt`, `OpenRouterPromptVersion` and `OpenRouterRunTask` models. |
 | `@dereekb/openrouter/firebase-server` | Prompt service, run-task queue + sweep, Firestore `StateAccessor`, server actions. |
 
@@ -46,6 +47,162 @@ one run onto another's history.
 Short calls skip all of it: `callModelForPrompt(...)` runs inline and returns the result with no
 document.
 
+## Decisions (System One / Jev)
+
+OpenRouter has **two** inference surfaces, and this package serves both. `/responses` asks a model for
+prose and validates the reply back into a shape. **System One** (`POST /systemone`, the `typesafe/jev-*`
+models) inverts that: the caller declares the answer space up front as typed questions, and the model
+returns a position inside it plus a calibrated distribution. `(state, questions) → answers`. There is no
+reply to parse, so there is no off-shape reply to recover from.
+
+Three primitives, and no others:
+
+| Primitive | Asks | Answers |
+|---|---|---|
+| `openRouterChoiceQuestion(instructions, options)` | which of these options? | `choice`, guaranteed one of the declared options; `probabilities` over every option summing to 1 (a free full ranking); `confidence` |
+| `openRouterScoreQuestion(instructions, levels)` | which level on this rubric? | a `score` that may land BETWEEN two levels, the distribution, `confidence` |
+| `openRouterNoulQuestion(instructions, means?)` | is this true? | `noul` 0..1 — the probability IS the uncertainty, so there is no separate confidence |
+
+```ts
+const questions = {
+  team: openRouterChoiceQuestion('Which team should own `ticket`?', {
+    billing: { what: 'Charges, invoices, refunds', not_for: 'Anything about signing in' },
+    access: { what: 'Sign-in, passwords, permissions', not_for: 'Anything about money' },
+    other: { what: 'Anything the other options do not cover' }
+  }),
+  spam: openRouterNoulQuestion('`ticket` is unsolicited marketing rather than a real request.')
+};
+
+const result = await decideForPrompt({ client, promptService, promptKey: 'demo-support-triage', state: { ticket } });
+result.answers.team.choice;   // typed to the declared option names
+result.answers.spam.noul;     // 0..1
+```
+
+**Declare every question one state could need in ONE call.** Each is evaluated independently against the
+same state, so the question map is both the batching unit and the cost unit: the state is sent and billed
+once, and a speculative question the caller may discard costs only its own tokens.
+
+**Membership is the transport's guarantee.** `readOpenRouterDecisionAnswers` checks every answer against
+the question that asked it, so no consumer re-checks: past that point a `choice` is one of the declared
+options, a `score` is inside the declared range, a `noul` is a probability. An answer that left its space
+raises `OpenRouterDecisionAnswerFaultError` — a defect in the RESPONSE, never a judgement the model made.
+"None of these fits" is said through a Noul the caller declared for it, and lands as an *answer*.
+
+A Choice is only ever RELATIVE — its probabilities are normalised over the options supplied, so something
+always wins even when nothing fits. When "nothing fits" is an outcome you act on, pair it with a Noul,
+which is absolute and may be low for every option.
+
+### Writing a question
+
+- **One snap judgement per question.** A judgement weighing several factors is several questions combined
+  in your own code.
+- **Write the COMPLETE question in `instructions`** — the question id is never sent, so a descriptive key
+  is no substitute. A blank one is refused at declaration.
+- **Point at named state with backticked dot-paths** — `` `phrase` ``, `` `ticket.sender.email` ``,
+  `` `messages[0].text` ``. Prefer an object state so each part has a name to point at.
+  `openRouterDecisionStatePaths` reads them back so a spec can pin that a declaration names keys its
+  state has (documented and inspectable, never enforced — backticks also quote literals).
+- **Score levels are SITUATIONS, not degrees.** "Broken feature, but a workaround exists" gives the model
+  something to match against; "moderately severe" does not. Every level is evaluated separately and the
+  model never sees a level's number or its neighbours, so numbers in the descriptions do not help.
+- **Choice options are CONTRASTIVE** — the same keys on every option (`{what, not_for, examples}`) so the
+  model compares like with like. Include an explicit `other` when the set may not cover the input.
+- **Filter in code first.** Accuracy falls as a state grows with material unrelated to the decision; a
+  wide state is not a free hedge.
+
+Every declaration surface takes `string | object | array` and the wire carries it VERBATIM — start with
+strings, and reach for structure only for guidance prose would blur or for data that is already JSON.
+
+### Limits, enforced at declaration
+
+| Limit | Value | Past it |
+|---|---|---|
+| Choice options | ≤ 255 | Narrow in two stages. Never truncate — an option removed is one the model can never pick, and nothing reports it was missing. |
+| Score levels | 2 .. 10 | MERGE the levels that cannot be told apart. The trap: a 0..8 band is nine levels and legal, a 0..10 scale is eleven and 400s at the wire. |
+| Context | 64k tokens per request | Filter in code first. |
+| Price | $0.042 / Mtok input; output reported but **not billed** | `usage.cost` is synchronous and final. |
+
+`validateOpenRouterDecisionQuestions` fails at the DECLARATION, naming the question — not as a 4xx about
+a request body — and runs at version create / update / seed, so a malformed question map is refused when
+it is written rather than every time it is asked.
+
+### Routing: the model id is the discriminator
+
+System One models are **not listed by `GET /models`**, so nothing can be learned about one from the
+catalog, and a wrong guess does not produce an error anyone can read. The slug is therefore checked on
+**both** arms and neither can be entered with the other's model:
+
+- `validateOpenRouterModelConfig(config)` errors on a `typesafe/…` slug, naming `openRouterDecision`.
+  It already runs at publish time, so a Jev slug typed into a stored version is refused when written.
+- `validateOpenRouterModelConfig(config, { decision: true })` errors on a chat slug.
+- `openRouterResponsesRequestBody` throws `OpenRouterSystemOneModelOnCompletionArmError`. It is the one
+  point every completion dispatch path builds its body, so no route can be added later that skips it.
+
+`OPENROUTER_JEV_1_13_MODEL_ID` is a **versioned** slug, deliberately not the moving `jev-latest` alias:
+an answer is only reproducible against the model that gave it, which is the same reason versions exist.
+The reply reports the model that actually served it (`typesafe/jev-1.13-20260917`), so read `result.model`
+rather than assuming the slug you asked for.
+
+### Loading without the SDK
+
+The root entry re-exports SDK values (`callModel`, `responsesSend`, `systemOneCreate`, …), so importing
+ANY value from `@dereekb/openrouter` evaluates `@openrouter/sdk` — a real cold-start cost, and one a test
+runner that isolates each spec file pays once per file. `@dereekb/openrouter/decision` carries everything a
+decision is built from and read with, and loads nothing under `@openrouter/sdk`:
+
+- `openRouterChoiceQuestion` / `openRouterScoreQuestion` / `openRouterNoulQuestion`, the answer and
+  confidence helpers, and `validateOpenRouterDecisionQuestions`;
+- `openRouterDecisionRequest`, `openRouterDecisionRequestBody` (the `/systemone` body, wire mapping
+  included), `readOpenRouterDecisionAnswers` and its `OpenRouterDecisionAnswerFaultError`,
+  `openRouterRunUsageFromDecisionsUsage`, `validateOpenRouterDecisionRequest`;
+- the model config and the model ids, `isOpenRouterSystemOneModelId` among them.
+
+What it does NOT carry is `openRouterDecision` — the transport, and the one `systemOneCreate` caller. A
+consumer that owns its transport (its own timeout, retry policy or error shape) builds the body here, sends
+it through its own lazily-loaded client, and reads the reply here. The two entries share one built chunk,
+so a class has one identity whichever entry it was imported through.
+
+### Where a decision lives
+
+A decision prompt is an ordinary `OpenRouterPrompt` whose version carries `q` (questions) instead of
+`m` (messages), and whose config names a System One model. The two are mutually exclusive — a decision
+has no prose output for instructions and seed messages to shape.
+
+Stored questions are the STATIC half of the answer space; a caller may declare further questions per call
+and they merge over the stored ones by id. That is what lets a fixed taxonomy be tuned by an operator
+while a per-call candidate set still comes from code.
+
+| Call | When |
+|---|---|
+| `decideForPrompt(...)` | The default. No document, no sweep — a Jev call answers in about a hundred milliseconds, has no tools and nothing to defer, so the queue buys nothing on the happy path. |
+| `enqueueRunTask({ state, questions, immediate: true })` | When a FAILURE has to survive this process. Same run-it-now latency, plus a document: a retryable failure (OpenRouter down, a 429) is left QUEUED for the sweep, and a deterministic one still reaches FAILED on the first attempt. |
+
+`immediate` writes the document either way, so `readRunTask(key)` behaves the same whether or not the
+inline attempt succeeded — which is the point of it being a queue flag rather than a second inline call.
+It is not decisions-specific; a completion run can use it too.
+
+## Store-locking a prompt
+
+`storeLocked` (`sl`) on an `OpenRouterPrompt` says the STORE owns this prompt's content: a code
+definition can neither seed it nor overtake it. It is the counterpart of a version's `lk` — that locks a
+version against edits, this locks a prompt against its own definition — and it applies to any prompt,
+not just a decision.
+
+Set it on a prompt whose content is maintained at runtime. A decision is the motivating case, because its
+questions are exactly the thing an operator tunes, and a later `version` bump in code would otherwise
+publish straight over that work.
+
+- **Seeding** skips a locked prompt and says so in the run's `warnings`, beside the existing rule that
+  never resurrects an `ARCHIVED` one.
+- **Resolution** stops preferring a definition whose version has moved ahead of the store.
+- It is deliberately **lenient**: a definition may still STAND IN when the store holds no version at all,
+  which is what keeps a fresh emulator or a never-seeded project able to serve the prompt with no manual
+  step. The lock prevents being *overwritten*, not being served.
+
+Turn it on through `openRouterPrompt.update`, or declare `storeLocked` on a definition to set it when the
+prompt is first created. A definition cannot lock a prompt it did not create — that would let code seize
+one an operator is already maintaining.
+
 ## Managing prompts
 
 There is deliberately no Angular UI for prompt authoring. Declaring the CRUD is what makes every prompt
@@ -224,6 +381,11 @@ Two blocks make real API calls, both skipped unless `OPENROUTER_API_KEY` is set:
 
 - `openrouter.filesearch.spike.spec.ts` — the `file_search` passthrough probes. Deliberately cheap: a
   free model by default, and the file_search probe fails at the store lookup before anything is billed.
+- `openrouter.decision.spike.spec.ts` — the System One probes. Cheap for a different reason: input is
+  $0.042/Mtok and output is not billed at all. They pin what only a real call can settle — that all three
+  primitives answer in the declared shape, that `usage.cost` arrives synchronously (which is why a
+  decision needs no broadcast reconciliation), and that the wire is snake_case where the SDK decodes to
+  camelCase.
 - the `live end-to-end` block in `openrouter.runtask.emulator.spec.ts` — publishes a version, enqueues a
   run, drains it with the real sweeper against the real API, then resolves the stored generation id
   through `openRouterGeneration`. This is the plan's end-to-end bullet minus its MCP transport: no app in
@@ -236,6 +398,7 @@ Two blocks make real API calls, both skipped unless `OPENROUTER_API_KEY` is set:
 | `OPENROUTER_TEST_MODEL_ID` | Model for the general probe and the end-to-end run. Defaults to `nvidia/nemotron-nano-9b-v2:free`. |
 | `OPENROUTER_FILE_SEARCH_MODEL_ID` | Model for the file_search probe. Must be an OpenAI model. |
 | `OPENROUTER_FILE_SEARCH_VECTOR_STORE_ID` | A real `vs_…`; upgrades the probe to the full grounded assertion. |
+| `OPENROUTER_TEST_DECISION_MODEL_ID` | System One model for the decision probes. Defaults to `typesafe/jev-1.13`. Its own knob because the two arms cannot share one value. |
 
 ## CJS / ESM
 

package/decision.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+export * from "./src/decision";

package/decision.esm.js

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+export { D as DEFAULT_OPENROUTER_PDF_PARSER_ENGINE, a as DEFAULT_OPENROUTER_SYSTEM_ONE_MODEL_ID, O as OPENROUTER_DECISION_CHOICE_OPTIONS_MAX, b as OPENROUTER_DECISION_CONFIDENCE_HIGH, c as OPENROUTER_DECISION_CONFIDENCE_MEDIUM, d as OPENROUTER_DECISION_DISTRIBUTION_SUM_TOLERANCE, e as OPENROUTER_DECISION_SCORE_LEVELS_MAX, f as OPENROUTER_DECISION_SCORE_LEVELS_MIN, g as OPENROUTER_JEV_1_13_MODEL_ID, h as OPENROUTER_JEV_LATEST_MODEL_ID, i as OPENROUTER_JEV_PREVIEW_MODEL_ID, j as OPENROUTER_SYSTEM_ONE_MODEL_NAMESPACE, k as OpenRouterDecisionAnswerFaultError, l as OpenRouterDecisionDeclarationError, m as asOpenRouterDecisionConfidenceBand, n as isBlankOpenRouterDecisionEntry, o as isOpenRouterSystemOneModelId, p as mapOpenRouterDecisionChoiceRows, q as mergeOpenRouterModelConfig, r as openRouterChoiceQuestion, s as openRouterDecisionChoiceOptionNames, t as openRouterDecisionChoiceRanking, u as openRouterDecisionRequest, v as openRouterDecisionRequestBody, w as openRouterDecisionStatePaths, x as openRouterDecisionWireQuestion, y as openRouterFileParserPlugin, z as openRouterFileSearchTool, A as openRouterNoulQuestion, B as openRouterProviderPinnedTo, C as openRouterRunUsageFromDecisionsUsage, E as openRouterScoreQuestion, F as readOpenRouterDecisionAnswers, G as splitOpenRouterDecisionModelConfig, H as validateOpenRouterDecisionQuestions, I as validateOpenRouterDecisionRequest, J as validateOpenRouterModelConfig } from './openrouter.decision.esm.js';
+import '@dereekb/util';

package/firebase/index.esm.js

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 import { MS_IN_DAY } from '@dereekb/util';
-import { firestoreModelIdentity, snapshotConverterFunctions, optionalFirestoreArray, firestoreNumber, optionalFirestoreNumber, firestoreEnum, optionalFirestoreString, firestoreString, optionalFirestoreDate, firestoreDate, optionalFirestoreBoolean, optionalFirestoreJsonStringField, firestoreArray, AbstractFirestoreDocument, AbstractFirestoreDocumentWithParent, inferredTargetModelParamsType, callModelFirebaseFunctionMapFactory, where, whereDateIsOnOrBefore, orderBy, limit } from '@dereekb/firebase';
+import { firestoreModelIdentity, snapshotConverterFunctions, optionalFirestoreBoolean, optionalFirestoreArray, firestoreNumber, optionalFirestoreNumber, firestoreEnum, optionalFirestoreString, firestoreString, optionalFirestoreDate, firestoreDate, optionalFirestoreJsonStringField, AbstractFirestoreDocument, AbstractFirestoreDocumentWithParent, inferredTargetModelParamsType, callModelFirebaseFunctionMapFactory, where, whereDateIsOnOrBefore, orderBy, limit } from '@dereekb/firebase';
 import { type } from 'arktype';
 import { clearable } from '@dereekb/model';
 
@@ -149,7 +149,8 @@ var openRouterPromptConverter = snapshotConverterFunctions({
         t: optionalFirestoreArray({
             filterUnique: true,
             dontStoreIfEmpty: true
-        })
+        }),
+        sl: optionalFirestoreBoolean()
     }
 });
 /**
@@ -214,6 +215,7 @@ var openRouterPromptVersionConverter = snapshotConverterFunctions({
             dontStoreIfEmpty: true
         }),
         c: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
+        q: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
         nt: optionalFirestoreString(),
         by: optionalFirestoreString(),
         lk: optionalFirestoreBoolean()
@@ -383,7 +385,7 @@ var openRouterRunTaskConverter = snapshotConverterFunctions({
         pv: firestoreNumber({
             default: 0
         }),
-        in: firestoreArray({}),
+        in: optionalFirestoreArray({}),
         fp: optionalFirestoreArray({
             dontStoreIfEmpty: true
         }),
@@ -391,8 +393,11 @@ var openRouterRunTaskConverter = snapshotConverterFunctions({
             dontStoreIfEmpty: true
         }),
         co: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
+        st: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
+        q: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
         o: optionalFirestoreString(),
         j: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
+        an: optionalFirestoreJsonStringField(),
         gi: optionalFirestoreArray({
             filterUnique: true,
             dontStoreIfEmpty: true
@@ -457,7 +462,8 @@ var openRouterRunTaskConverter = snapshotConverterFunctions({
                 content: c
             };
         }),
-        config: (_version_c = version.c) !== null && _version_c !== void 0 ? _version_c : {}
+        config: (_version_c = version.c) !== null && _version_c !== void 0 ? _version_c : {},
+        questions: version.q
     };
 }
 /**
@@ -474,7 +480,8 @@ var updateOpenRouterPromptParamsType = /* @__PURE__ */ inferredTargetModelParams
     'description?': clearable('string'),
     'tags?': clearable('string[]'),
     'state?': clearable('number'),
-    'activeVersion?': clearable('number')
+    'activeVersion?': clearable('number'),
+    'storeLocked?': clearable('boolean')
 }));
 var openRouterPromptVersionMessageParamsType = /* @__PURE__ */ type({
     role: "'user' | 'system' | 'assistant' | 'developer'",
@@ -485,6 +492,7 @@ var createOpenRouterPromptVersionParamsType = /* @__PURE__ */ type({
     'instructions?': clearable('string'),
     'messages?': clearable(openRouterPromptVersionMessageParamsType.array()),
     'config?': clearable('object'),
+    'questions?': clearable('object'),
     'notes?': clearable('string'),
     'activate?': clearable('boolean')
 });
@@ -492,6 +500,7 @@ var updateOpenRouterPromptVersionParamsType = /* @__PURE__ */ inferredTargetMode
     'instructions?': clearable('string'),
     'messages?': clearable(openRouterPromptVersionMessageParamsType.array()),
     'config?': clearable('object'),
+    'questions?': clearable('object'),
     'notes?': clearable('string')
 }));
 var readOpenRouterPromptParamsType = /* @__PURE__ */ inferredTargetModelParamsType.merge(type({

package/firebase/package.json

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 {
   "name": "@dereekb/openrouter/firebase",
-  "version": "14.7.0",
+  "version": "14.9.0",
   "sideEffects": false,
   "type": "module",
   "peerDependencies": {
-    "@dereekb/date": "14.7.0",
-    "@dereekb/firebase": "14.7.0",
-    "@dereekb/model": "14.7.0",
-    "@dereekb/openrouter": "14.7.0",
-    "@dereekb/rxjs": "14.7.0",
-    "@dereekb/util": "14.7.0",
+    "@dereekb/date": "14.9.0",
+    "@dereekb/firebase": "14.9.0",
+    "@dereekb/model": "14.9.0",
+    "@dereekb/openrouter": "14.9.0",
+    "@dereekb/rxjs": "14.9.0",
+    "@dereekb/util": "14.9.0",
     "arktype": "^2.2.0"
   },
   "exports": {

package/firebase/src/lib/openrouter.api.d.ts

@@ -26,6 +26,14 @@ export interface UpdateOpenRouterPromptParams extends InferredTargetModelParams
      * failing to resolve.
      */
     readonly activeVersion?: Maybe<OpenRouterPromptVersionNumber>;
+    /**
+     * Whether the prompt is locked to the store, so a code definition can neither seed it nor overtake it.
+     *
+     * The one write that turns the lever on and off, and it is deliberately here rather than only on a
+     * definition: locking a prompt is an operator's decision about who maintains its content, and an
+     * operator has to be able to take that decision back.
+     */
+    readonly storeLocked?: Maybe<boolean>;
 }
 export declare const updateOpenRouterPromptParamsType: Type<UpdateOpenRouterPromptParams>;
 /**
@@ -66,6 +74,14 @@ export interface CreateOpenRouterPromptVersionParams {
      * Model configuration. Passthrough JSON — validated against `OpenRouterModelConfig` but stored as-is.
      */
     readonly config?: Maybe<Record<string, unknown>>;
+    /**
+     * The questions this version declares, making it a DECISION prompt.
+     *
+     * Passthrough JSON, validated against the declaration guards before the version is written — an
+     * eleven-level Score or a question with blank instructions is refused here rather than at the wire.
+     * A version carrying questions must also name a System One model in its config.
+     */
+    readonly questions?: Maybe<Record<string, unknown>>;
     /**
      * Why this version was created.
      */
@@ -101,6 +117,11 @@ export interface UpdateOpenRouterPromptVersionParams extends InferredTargetModel
      * Model configuration. Passthrough JSON — validated against `OpenRouterModelConfig` but stored as-is.
      */
     readonly config?: Maybe<Record<string, unknown>>;
+    /**
+     * The questions this version declares, making it a DECISION prompt. See
+     * {@link CreateOpenRouterPromptVersionParams.questions}.
+     */
+    readonly questions?: Maybe<Record<string, unknown>>;
     /**
      * Why the version says what it says.
      */

package/firebase/src/lib/openrouter.model.d.ts

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import { type GrantedReadRole, type GrantedUpdateRole } from '@dereekb/model';
 import { type Maybe, type Milliseconds } from '@dereekb/util';
-import { type OpenRouterFileAnnotation, type OpenRouterFileReference, type OpenRouterGenerationId, type OpenRouterInputMessage, type OpenRouterInputRole, type OpenRouterModelConfig, type OpenRouterPromptKey, type OpenRouterPromptVersionNumber, type OpenRouterResolvedPrompt, type OpenRouterRunError, type OpenRouterRunUsage } from '@dereekb/openrouter';
+import { type OpenRouterDecisionAnswers, type OpenRouterDecisionQuestions, type OpenRouterStorableDecisionState, type OpenRouterFileAnnotation, type OpenRouterFileReference, type OpenRouterGenerationId, type OpenRouterInputMessage, type OpenRouterInputRole, type OpenRouterModelConfig, type OpenRouterPromptKey, type OpenRouterPromptVersionNumber, type OpenRouterResolvedPrompt, type OpenRouterRunError, type OpenRouterRunUsage } from '@dereekb/openrouter';
 import { AbstractFirestoreDocument, AbstractFirestoreDocumentWithParent, type CollectionGroup, type CollectionReference, type FirestoreCollection, type FirestoreCollectionGroup, type FirestoreCollectionWithParent, type FirestoreContext, type FirestoreModelKey } from '@dereekb/firebase';
 import { openRouterPromptVersionId } from './openrouter.id';
 /**
@@ -116,6 +116,25 @@ export interface OpenRouterPrompt {
      * @dbxModelVariable tags
      */
     t?: Maybe<string[]>;
+    /**
+     * Whether this prompt is locked to the store, so a code definition can neither seed it nor overtake
+     * it.
+     *
+     * The counterpart of {@link OpenRouterPromptVersion.lk}: that locks a VERSION against edits, this
+     * locks a PROMPT against its own code definition. Both exist for the same reason — something a past
+     * decision depended on must keep saying what it said — but they defend against different writers.
+     *
+     * Set it on a prompt whose content is maintained at RUNTIME rather than in code. A decision prompt is
+     * the motivating case, because its questions are the thing an operator tunes, but nothing here is
+     * decision-specific and any prompt may be locked.
+     *
+     * Deliberately LENIENT: a definition may still stand in when the store holds no version at all, which
+     * is what keeps a fresh environment — a new emulator, a test, a project that has never been seeded —
+     * able to serve the prompt with no manual step first. What the lock prevents is being OVERWRITTEN.
+     *
+     * @dbxModelVariable storeLocked
+     */
+    sl?: Maybe<boolean>;
 }
 /**
  * Roles for an {@link OpenRouterPrompt}. Prompts are operational configuration, so reads and writes
@@ -240,6 +259,21 @@ export interface OpenRouterPromptVersion {
      * @dbxModelVariable createdBy
      */
     by?: Maybe<FirestoreModelKey>;
+    /**
+     * The questions this version declares, when it is a DECISION prompt.
+     *
+     * Presence is what makes a version a decision: one carrying questions is asked through
+     * `openRouterDecision` against a System One model, and one without is a completion. The two are
+     * mutually exclusive — a decision has no prose output for `i` and `m` to shape.
+     *
+     * Stored as a JSON STRING for the reason `c` is, only more forcefully. A question's criteria may be
+     * arbitrary structured JSON, and Firestore forbids an array inside an array — so a Score whose levels
+     * are `{what, signals: [...]}` objects, or any criteria carrying a list, fails the write outright as a
+     * native map. A native map structurally cannot hold a legal question set.
+     *
+     * @dbxModelVariable questions
+     */
+    q?: Maybe<OpenRouterDecisionQuestions>;
     /**
      * Whether the version is locked against further edits.
      *
@@ -507,9 +541,34 @@ export interface OpenRouterRunTask {
     /**
      * The call input.
      *
+     * Optional because a DECISION run has none: it carries a state and an answer space rather than
+     * messages. Exactly one of `in` and `st` is meaningful on any given task.
+     *
      * @dbxModelVariable input
      */
-    in: OpenRouterInputMessage[];
+    in?: Maybe<OpenRouterInputMessage[]>;
+    /**
+     * The content to judge, on a DECISION run.
+     *
+     * PRESENCE OF THIS FIELD IS THE DISCRIMINATOR. A task carrying a state is dispatched to
+     * `POST /systemone` and one without it to `/responses` — no separate kind enum, because which surface
+     * a request needs is a property of the request, and a second field saying so is a second thing that
+     * can disagree with it.
+     *
+     * Passthrough JSON for the reason {@link OpenRouterPromptVersion.q} states.
+     *
+     * @dbxModelVariable state
+     */
+    st?: Maybe<OpenRouterStorableDecisionState>;
+    /**
+     * Questions declared by the caller for THIS run, merged over the version's own stored questions.
+     *
+     * Only the dynamic half is stored: the static half already lives on the version, and copying it here
+     * would let a run cite a version whose questions it does not actually use.
+     *
+     * @dbxModelVariable questions
+     */
+    q?: Maybe<OpenRouterDecisionQuestions>;
     /**
      * Files to attach, as GCS object paths — never signed URLs. See {@link OpenRouterFileReference} for why.
      *
@@ -542,6 +601,19 @@ export interface OpenRouterRunTask {
      * @dbxModelVariable outputJson
      */
     j?: Maybe<Record<string, unknown>>;
+    /**
+     * The answers, on a completed DECISION run.
+     *
+     * Written instead of `o` / `j`, not alongside them: a decision produces no text, and storing an
+     * answer map as `outputJson` would make a reader guess which kind of run it is holding from the
+     * shape of a loose object.
+     *
+     * Already membership-checked against the declared questions when it is written — see
+     * `readOpenRouterDecisionAnswers` — so a reader does not re-check one.
+     *
+     * @dbxModelVariable answers
+     */
+    an?: Maybe<OpenRouterDecisionAnswers>;
     /**
      * Generation ids produced, for auditing via `getGeneration` / `listGenerationContent`.
      *