@ex-machina/opencode-anthropic-auth 1.7.4 → 1.7.5
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- package/dist/constants.d.ts +18 -1
- package/dist/constants.js +22 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/constants.d.ts
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@@ -28,7 +28,24 @@ export declare const PARAGRAPH_REMOVAL_ANCHORS: string[];
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/**
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* Inline text replacements applied after paragraph removal.
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* These handle cases where "OpenCode" appears inside a paragraph
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* we want to keep (so we can't remove the whole paragraph)
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* we want to keep (so we can't remove the whole paragraph), or exact
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* phrase fingerprints Anthropic's server-side classifier uses to
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* detect third-party agent CLIs.
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* The "Here is some useful information about the environment you are
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* running in:" phrase ships verbatim in OpenCode's default system prompt
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* (and many other agent CLIs). When it reaches Anthropic in combination
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* with typical agent-orchestration context, /v1/messages responds with a
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* 400 invalid_request_error disguised as "You're out of extra usage."
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* Replacing the word "useful" (or removing it entirely) is enough to
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* unblock the request — we rewrite the sentence to a semantic equivalent
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* so the model still sees the env-block intro.
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* This was isolated via bisection: starting from a failing 10KB system
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* prompt, we sliding-window-deleted 1KB chunks until the request passed,
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* then narrowed to a 400-byte span, then to this single sentence. Both
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* removing and rewording "useful" pass; swapping "Here is" → "Here's"
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* does NOT, confirming the filter looks at this specific phrase shape.
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*/
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export declare const TEXT_REPLACEMENTS: {
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match: string;
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package/dist/constants.js
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/**
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* Inline text replacements applied after paragraph removal.
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* These handle cases where "OpenCode" appears inside a paragraph
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* we want to keep (so we can't remove the whole paragraph), or exact
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* phrase fingerprints Anthropic's server-side classifier uses to
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* detect third-party agent CLIs.
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*
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* The "Here is some useful information about the environment you are
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* running in:" phrase ships verbatim in OpenCode's default system prompt
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* (and many other agent CLIs). When it reaches Anthropic in combination
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* with typical agent-orchestration context, /v1/messages responds with a
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* 400 invalid_request_error disguised as "You're out of extra usage."
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* Replacing the word "useful" (or removing it entirely) is enough to
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* unblock the request — we rewrite the sentence to a semantic equivalent
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* so the model still sees the env-block intro.
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*
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* This was isolated via bisection: starting from a failing 10KB system
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* prompt, we sliding-window-deleted 1KB chunks until the request passed,
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* then narrowed to a 400-byte span, then to this single sentence. Both
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* removing and rewording "useful" pass; swapping "Here is" → "Here's"
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* does NOT, confirming the filter looks at this specific phrase shape.
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export const TEXT_REPLACEMENTS = [
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{ match: 'if OpenCode honestly', replacement: 'if the assistant honestly' },
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{
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match: 'Here is some useful information about the environment you are running in:',
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replacement: 'Environment context you are running in:',
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},
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];
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