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This PR now contains only the first half of the leaked tool-call recovery work: the complete parser, its guards, the normalized-schema conversion, and their direct tests. The streaming integration that activates the parser inside createMessage has been split out into a dependent follow-up PR so that each change stays within the per-run mutant budget of the changed-code mutation gate.

The split was performed by appending one ordinary commit on top of the previous head (34e16a49d01a16525d09f0d8250aa696143207e6). Nothing was rebased, reset, or force-pushed; this branch is a plain fast-forward.

What is in this PR (part A)

  • The full leaked tool-call parser, including all of its guards.
  • Normalized-schema fix for MCP tool inputs: the normalizer handles simple anyOf, preserves null, and leaves ambiguous multi-non-null unions uncoerced.
  • Direct unit tests for the parser and the schema conversion.
  • Retains scripts/stryker-diff.mjs and its tests (unique first-parent comparison and temp cleanup). These are kept only here because they are an existing CI prerequisite; no separate PR is opened for them, and they contribute zero selected mutation candidates.

The parser is inactive in production in this PR. createMessage is restored byte-for-byte to the base implementation, so merging this change alone is a no-op for runtime behavior. It is a prerequisite that makes the follow-up reviewable on its own.

Diff versus main: 4 files changed, 996 insertions, 3 deletions.

Follow-up (part B)

The streaming integration — salvage state, start-marker detection with partial-marker carry across chunks, buffering until the invoke block completes, the overflow fallback that releases unclosed markup as text, ordered flush, and the streaming integration tests — lives in the dependent draft PR:

Together, A and B reproduce the previously reviewed behavior exactly: the combined tree of B is identical to the tree of the prior head of this branch (34e16a49). No tests were dropped, no safety guard was weakened, and no code was refactored during the split.

Merge order: this PR first, then the follow-up.

Scope and design notes (carried over from earlier review)

  • A wrapped-only heuristic. This is deliberately conservative and is not a security boundary; bare (unwrapped) markup is intentionally left as plain text.
  • Probing with 210 declared tools did not reproduce actual leakage. The recovery path is therefore defensive with respect to observed behavior, and bare markup remains text.

Tests

  • 103/103 passing (provider suite, at this PR's exact source tree).
  • 34/34 passing (node script self-tests for stryker-diff.mjs).
  • Lint and type-check pass; no increase in ESLint suppression counts.

Mutation-testing status — known failing, disclosed

This PR does not pass the changed-code mutation gate, and I am not claiming otherwise.

Mutant-count effect of the split (instrumentation-only runs, Stryker 10.0.0):

Revision pair Selected candidates Cap
A vs main 320 400
B vs A (incremental) 110 400
B vs main (combined) 430 400

The combined 430 reproduces the previously observed over-cap failure, so the split does achieve its purpose: each PR is individually under the 400 mutant cap.

Locally measured gate outcome for this PR (part A), evaluated over the selected changed-code range:

  • 223 killed, 1 timeout, 93 survived, 3 uncovered → 96 blocking, gate result FAIL.

For the follow-up (part B), incremental against A: 79 killed, 30 survived, 1 uncovered → 31 blocking, FAIL.

These are observed failures of the gate as run here. I am not asserting that the surviving mutants are pre-existing or inherited, and no threshold was weakened or waived. Remediating the surviving mutants is deliberately out of scope for this split, which was authorized as a structural change only.

Caveats on the local numbers: a Windows extensionless-Vitest shim ENOENT prevented an end-to-end run of the gate script, so a pinned JS invocation and harness were used with source hashes verified against the pushed trees. CI remains authoritative. Note also that until this PR is merged, CI for the follow-up branch measures the combined 430 against main, not the incremental 110 — the follow-up's own cap compliance cannot be demonstrated by CI before this PR lands.

Relationship to the earlier PR 1188 split

Surrogate sanitization and tool_result truncation were previously removed from this branch into their own independent PRs, which are unaffected by this change:

Those two remain independent of this branch and of each other.

…indow-safe tool_result truncation

Hardens the VS Code Language Model provider (notably GitHub Copilot serving
Anthropic Claude) against three failure modes:

- Surrogate sanitization: a lone UTF-16 surrogate cannot be encoded as UTF-8,
  so the backend rejects the entire request with a 400. sanitizeSurrogates()
  replaces unpaired surrogates with U+FFFD while preserving valid pairs
  (emoji, CJK ext.), applied to string messages, tool results, and text parts.

- Leaked tool-call recovery: some backends stream a tool call as raw <invoke>
  XML instead of a structured LanguageModelToolCallPart, leaving the turn with
  no tool_use block and stalling the task in a "no tools used" retry loop.
  extractLeakedToolCalls() and trailingPartialToolMarkerLength() detect the
  markup mid-stream (including markers split across chunk boundaries) and
  replay it as a real tool call, conservatively: only for <invoke> names
  matching a tool actually offered that turn, and only when tools were offered.

- Window-safe tool_result truncation: Copilot's backend trims over-window
  requests without preserving tool_use/tool_result pairing, orphaning a
  tool_result and causing a 400 (unexpected tool_use_id).
  truncateToolResultsToFitWindow() and middleOutTruncate() shrink oversized
  tool_result payloads on our side (largest first, middle-out, pairing
  preserved) before sending.

Ported from simurg79/Roo-Code#12.
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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved reliability when processing tool calls from VS Code language model responses.
    • Supports tool calls split across streamed responses, wrapped in code or prose, and using nullable or schema-defined values.
    • Prevents malformed, quoted, or incomplete tool-call markup from being incorrectly executed, preserving it as text when recovery fails.
    • Improved handling of multiple tool calls and complex streamed responses.
  • Reliability

    • Improved pull request change detection to focus on changes introduced by the pull request while excluding unrelated upstream commits.

Walkthrough

The VS Code LM provider now recovers wrapped leaked tool calls with schema validation, stream-aware quoting checks, and bounded partial-marker handling. Tests cover parser boundaries and scaling. Stryker diff selection now resolves merge commits from their first parent while preserving bases for non-merge heads.

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VS Code LM recovery

Layer / File(s) Summary
Streamed recovery scanner
src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts
The provider tracks wrapper state, code quoting, nested tags, split markers, and bounded partial input while scanning streamed text.
Schema conversion and call extraction
src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts
The provider resolves supported schemas, converts parameter values, rejects invalid calls, and returns typed inputs for valid wrapped calls.
Recovery tests and performance validation
src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts
Tests cover extraction, quoting, schema conversion, MCP schema normalization, parser boundaries, chunk state, ordering, and scaling. The VS Code module mock includes tool-result parts.

Pull-request diff selection

Layer / File(s) Summary
Merge-base resolution
scripts/stryker-diff.mjs, scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs
selectFromGit uses the first parent of a merge head as the resolved base and retains the supplied base for non-merge heads. Synthetic repository tests verify both paths and stale-base normalization.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Other

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant VSCodeLM
  participant extractLeakedToolCalls
  participant QuotingScanState
  participant SchemaResolver
  VSCodeLM->>extractLeakedToolCalls: streamed text chunks
  extractLeakedToolCalls->>QuotingScanState: update wrapper and quoting state
  QuotingScanState-->>extractLeakedToolCalls: scan state
  extractLeakedToolCalls->>SchemaResolver: validate and convert parameters
  SchemaResolver-->>extractLeakedToolCalls: typed inputs or rejection
  extractLeakedToolCalls-->>VSCodeLM: recovered calls and remaining text
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sequenceDiagram
  participant selectFromGit
  participant resolvePullRequestBase
  participant GitRepository
  selectFromGit->>resolvePullRequestBase: baseSha and headSha
  resolvePullRequestBase->>GitRepository: read head parents
  GitRepository-->>resolvePullRequestBase: first parent or supplied baseSha
  resolvePullRequestBase-->>selectFromGit: resolved baseSha
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 4b12a

Malformed parameter markup can produce a recovered call with missing input. Fix that parser edge case and its regression coverage before enabling streamed recovery.

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❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)

Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Regression Evidence ⚠️ Warning The parser adds concrete antml:-prefixed markup support, but the changed behavior has no focused test. vscode-lm.ts accepts antml: on the function wrapper, invoke, parameter, and closing tags. T… Add focused extractLeakedToolCalls tests for a valid antml:function_calls wrapper with antml:invoke and antml:parameter tags, and assert the recovered call and leftover text. Add a negative prefixed-markup case, such as an unknown p…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup ⚠️ Warning The new createSyntheticPullRequestRepository() path creates a temporary directory with fs.mkdtempSync() and performs many Git and file operations before returning. The callers only enter their `tr… Wrap the temporary-repository setup in createSyntheticPullRequestRepository() with try/catch. In the catch block, call fs.rmSync(repository, { recursive: true, force: true }), then rethrow the original error. Keep the existing caller …
Description check ⚠️ Warning The description gives detailed implementation, testing, scope, follow-up, and mutation-gate information. It does not include the required approved GitHub Issue link or the required pre-submission chec… Add an approved issue reference in the Related GitHub Issue section, such as Closes: #123``. Complete the pre-submission checklist and state the documentation impact explicitly.
✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
Check name Status Explanation
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Security Boundaries ✅ Passed No changed path meets the stated security failure condition. In src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts, extractLeakedToolCalls is added but has no production call site; createMessage is unchanged from t…
Persistence Integrity ✅ Passed No changed application persistence path exists. src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts adds pure parsing, quoting, and schema-conversion helpers; createMessage remains unchanged and does not call the new …
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: guarded VS Code Language Model tool-call recovery with schema conversion.
Full details: Regression Evidence

Explanation

The parser adds concrete antml:-prefixed markup support, but the changed behavior has no focused test. vscode-lm.ts accepts antml: on the function wrapper, invoke, parameter, and closing tags. The provider tests contain no antml: fixture; their tag-tolerance tests cover only whitespace. This is a plausible backend input variation and requires direct coverage at extractLeakedToolCalls, the lowest valid layer. The new wrapper guards, schema conversion failures, fence and quote guards, carry bounds, and pull-request base-selection paths otherwise have focused tests.

Resolution

Add focused extractLeakedToolCalls tests for a valid antml:function_calls wrapper with antml:invoke and antml:parameter tags, and assert the recovered call and leftover text. Add a negative prefixed-markup case, such as an unknown prefixed tool or an unclosed prefixed parameter, to verify fail-closed behavior.

Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup

Explanation

The new createSyntheticPullRequestRepository() path creates a temporary directory with fs.mkdtempSync() and performs many Git and file operations before returning. The callers only enter their try/finally cleanup after this helper returns. If any setup operation fails, such as execFileSync("git", ...) or fs.writeFileSync(...), the test aborts before reaching either finally, and the temporary directory remains. This is a changed resource-cleanup leak in scripts/stryker-diff.test.mjs. The provider lifecycle methods are otherwise unchanged in the PR.

Resolution

Wrap the temporary-repository setup in createSyntheticPullRequestRepository() with try/catch. In the catch block, call fs.rmSync(repository, { recursive: true, force: true }), then rethrow the original error. Keep the existing caller finally blocks for failures after the helper returns.

Full details: Description check

Explanation

The description gives detailed implementation, testing, scope, follow-up, and mutation-gate information. It does not include the required approved GitHub Issue link or the required pre-submission checklist sections.

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src/api/transform/__tests__/vscode-lm-format.spec.ts (1)

333-363: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Test the conversion boundary.

These tests only exercise sanitizeSurrogates. They do not prove that convertToVsCodeLmMessages sanitizes simple message strings, tool-result strings, tool-result text blocks, user text blocks, and assistant text blocks.

Add converter unit tests that inspect the resulting VS Code text-part values for each changed path. As per coding guidelines, “Place tests in the narrowest layer that proves the behavior.”

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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@src/api/transform/__tests__/vscode-lm-format.spec.ts` around lines 333 - 363,
Add unit tests for convertToVsCodeLmMessages that verify surrogate sanitization
in each affected conversion path: simple message strings, tool-result strings,
tool-result text blocks, user text blocks, and assistant text blocks. Assert the
resulting VS Code text-part values contain replacement characters for lone
surrogates, while keeping sanitizeSurrogates tests focused on the helper’s
direct behavior.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/api/transform/vscode-lm-format.ts`:
- Around line 41-46: Update the systemPrompt handling in the VS Code provider
before constructing LanguageModelChatMessage.Assistant so it passes through
sanitizeSurrogates, while preserving existing behavior for valid prompts. Add a
provider regression test covering a systemPrompt containing a lone surrogate and
verify the constructed request uses the replacement character.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/api/transform/__tests__/vscode-lm-format.spec.ts`:
- Around line 333-363: Add unit tests for convertToVsCodeLmMessages that verify
surrogate sanitization in each affected conversion path: simple message strings,
tool-result strings, tool-result text blocks, user text blocks, and assistant
text blocks. Assert the resulting VS Code text-part values contain replacement
characters for lone surrogates, while keeping sanitizeSurrogates tests focused
on the helper’s direct behavior.
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Raises patch coverage on the new vscode-lm reliability code above the 80%% codecov/patch gate by exercising the streaming salvage state machine (marker split across chunks, multi-chunk buffering, unknown-tool passthrough, carried tail) and the tool_result truncation helpers (array-form content, surrogate-safe middle-out, guard clauses).

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Thanks for your contirbution

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Bertan Ari added 2 commits August 8, 2026 12:28
Address review feedback on the leaked-tool-call salvage path: a tool name alone was not a sufficient gate, so prose or fenced examples reproducing the invoke markup could be replayed as real calls. Adds the quoted/fenced guard plus coverage.

Also records the empirical vscode.lm probe as a project skill (probe-vscode-lm-api) with the scratch probe extension, the false-positive replay harness, representative transcripts, and the consent-gate gotcha.
Skill directories hold reference scripts and captured artifacts that are intentionally never imported by the build.

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Inline comments:
In @.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/scripts/extension.js:
- Around line 54-72: Update runOnce() to declare the CancellationTokenSource
outside the try block, then dispose that source in a finally block after request
processing or error handling completes. Preserve the existing streaming logic
and record.error assignment while ensuring every created source is released.

In @.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/SKILL.md:
- Around line 10-23: Update the Markdown links in the probe skill documentation,
including the links around extractLeakedToolCalls() and the vscode-lm tests, to
use ../../../src/... for repository source paths. Keep links to the sibling
scripts and transcripts directories rooted at scripts/ and transcripts/
respectively, and apply the same correction to the additional referenced
section.

In
@.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/transcripts/claude-opus-4.8__E_quoted_markup_in_prose_false_positive_check__run1.txt:
- Around line 3-7: Extend the quoted-markup regression coverage by adding one
deterministic unfenced prose fixture with no backticks, where a known <invoke>
tool call is quoted as text. In
.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/transcripts/claude-opus-4.8__E_quoted_markup_in_prose_false_positive_check__run1.txt:3-7
and
.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/transcripts/claude-opus-4.8__E_quoted_markup_in_prose_false_positive_check__run1.json:61-67,
update the corresponding transcript input and expected result so
extractLeakedToolCalls() returns no recovered call and preserves the quoted
markup in leftoverText; apply the same fixture and expectation to
.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/transcripts/claude-opus-5__E_quoted_markup_in_prose_false_positive_check__run1.txt:12-16
and
.roo/skills/probe-vscode-lm-api/transcripts/claude-opus-5__E_quoted_markup_in_prose_false_positive_check__run1.json:49-55.

In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Around line 147-149: Restrict global <function_calls> wrapper removal to
regions where calls were actually recovered and appended by the invoke parsing
flow. Preserve wrapper tags around unknown tools and quoted/fenced-code <invoke>
blocks that remain text, while retaining cleanup for recovered calls. Add
coverage for wrapped unknown-tool and wrapped fenced-code cases.
- Around line 93-101: Update trailingPartialToolMarkerLength so the partialTag
match is only carried when its length is at most MAX_PARTIAL_INVOKE_CARRY,
otherwise return 0. Add a regression test covering an overlong malformed generic
tag suffix and verify it is not retained across chunks.
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- dispose the probe CancellationTokenSource in a finally block
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@edelauna All 8 outstanding review items are addressed in 220ee89 and each thread has a threaded reply. I don't have permission to add a reviewer via the API (RequestReviewsByLogin denied), so flagging here instead — could you re-review when you get a chance? Note item r3741434464 involved a behavioral decision (extending the quoted-markup guard to unfenced prose) that's worth a look.

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src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts (1)

167-192: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve a wrapper that also contains an unrecovered block.

If one <function_calls> wrapper contains an unknown <invoke> before a recovered known <invoke>, Line 168 marks the whole preceding segment as nearRecovery. Line 192 then removes the opening wrapper from the unknown block. Preserve wrapper tags unless all enclosed invoke blocks were recovered.

Add a mixed known-tool and unknown-tool wrapper test.

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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts` around lines 167 - 192, Update the recovery
segmentation and wrapper cleanup around parseLeakedInvokeParams so a
function_calls wrapper is stripped only when every enclosed invoke is recovered;
preserve the wrapper verbatim when it contains any unrecovered or unknown
invoke, including an unknown invoke before a recovered one. Add a test covering
a mixed known-tool and unknown-tool wrapper.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Around line 105-123: Update isQuotedAsCode to reject invoke markers preceded
by non-tag prose, while recognizing variable-length backtick fences and tilde
fences instead of relying on fixed triple-backtick parity; preserve quoted
behavior for fenced, inline, and narrative text. In the candidate buffering flow
around the invocation parser at lines 824-832, flush the candidate as literal
text when it can no longer form a valid offered invocation or exceeds a bounded
recovery size. Apply these changes at src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts:105-123 and
src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts:824-832.

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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Around line 167-192: Update the recovery segmentation and wrapper cleanup
around parseLeakedInvokeParams so a function_calls wrapper is stripped only when
every enclosed invoke is recovered; preserve the wrapper verbatim when it
contains any unrecovered or unknown invoke, including an unknown invoke before a
recovered one. Add a test covering a mixed known-tool and unknown-tool wrapper.
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Loop tag stripping until stable so `<<script>>` cannot reconstruct a tag
after a single pass (CodeQL incomplete multi-character sanitization).

Track fence marker and width instead of counting ``` runs for parity, so
tilde fences and 4+ backtick fences are recognized.

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Keying off leading prose alone was tried previously and regressed genuine
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The 🟠 Major CodeRabbit finding posted as an outside-diff-range comment (no review thread, so it was missed in the earlier sweep) has now been addressed.

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The fence regex was /^ {0,3}({3,}|~{3,})/` — unanchored at the end, so any trailing info string was discarded and the same suffix-blind match served both the opening and closing roles. Per CommonMark §4.5 an info string is permitted only on an opening fence; a closing fence may be followed only by spaces/tabs. An inner opening fence carrying a language tag (e.g. ```ts) was therefore mistaken for a closing fence, reopening the guard and allowing wrapped markup inside a fenced block to be recovered as a live tool call.

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New regression test: does not treat an info-string fence line as a closing fence, in src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts under leaked tool-call recovery > quoted markup inside an open function_calls wrapper.

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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, leaked `<invoke>` tool-call recovery must distinguish quoted markup from a live call without rejecting ordinary narration before a genuine streamed call. `isQuotedAsCode()` uses fence detection, inline-code detection, trailing prose, and the narrow `QUOTING_CUE` heuristic for end-of-line instructional markup. It intentionally cannot classify every prose example that lacks an explicit cue.
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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `salvageBuffering` must have a bounded recovery size. A never-closed leaked `<invoke>` candidate must flush as literal text before stream completion. Tests for this behavior must assert delivery timing, since end-of-stream flushing can otherwise make a content-only assertion pass without the bound.
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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `isQuotedAsCode()` treats a leaked `<invoke>` block as quoted when non-tag narrative text follows the block on the same line. The check removes XML-like tags first so an optional `</function_calls>` wrapper does not suppress valid recovery. Standalone quoted `<invoke>` markup without surrounding prose remains intentionally indistinguishable from a genuine leaked call and is recovered.
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Thanks for making this change, had a couple comments regarding performance - would you want to address in this PR, or file a follow up issue for them?

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Performance follow-up: leaked tool-call recovery parser

Five measured performance defects in the leaked tool-call recovery parser are now fixed. Four were raised by @edelauna in review 5216522711; a fifth was found during investigation and turned out to be the most impactful. To answer the question in the review body directly: all of these are addressed in this PR — the four reported findings plus the fifth — rather than deferred to a follow-up issue.

The five fixes

All in src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts:

  • Prefix re-split (not reported). A new forward-only QuotingScanState is threaded through the match loop in extractLeakedToolCalls(), replacing a per-candidate prefix re-slice and re-split.
  • isInsideFunctionCallsWrapper() — the (?![\s\S]*<function_calls>) negative lookahead is replaced by incremental boolean state maintained per span.
  • extractLeakedToolCalls() — the lazy [\s\S]*?</invoke> is replaced by paired open/close exec loops with index-pair slicing, breaking out when a close is absent.
  • stripTagsCompletely() — iterative per-layer stripping is replaced by a single-pass stack scanner.
  • hasQuotingCue() — the $-anchored [^.!?\n]*$ suffix is replaced by a single lastIndexOf slice at the last sentence terminator.

Measured before/after

Case Before After Speedup
Ordinary output, 400 invokes / 32 KB 33.04 ms 1.46 ms 22.6x
Streaming, 400 chunks / 49 KB 3899.81 ms 118.90 ms 32.8x
Wrapper scan, 10k opens 512.02 ms 1.47 ms 349x
Unclosed invokes, 10k 983.22 ms 0.19 ms 5148x
Nested tags, depth 60k 9635.04 ms 0.87 ms 11024x
Quoting cues, 40k repetitions 7973.84 ms 2.99 ms 2668x

Why the unreported one mattered most

The other four require contrived input. The prefix re-split fired on ordinary model output: cost quadrupled per doubling of input (textbook O(n²)), and because the parser runs per streamed chunk, that became O(n³) in practice. A realistic 49 KB assistant message cost 3.9 seconds of main-thread time before the fix.

Correctness evidence

All 155 pre-existing tests pass unmodified — no existing assertion was changed, which is the evidence that behavior is preserved. 15 tests were added: 13 quoting-heuristic cases plus 2 scaling regressions. The scaling tests assert ratios (cost at 4x input must stay under a fixed multiple of cost at 1x) rather than wall-clock thresholds, so they do not flake on CI timing variance.

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81 changed executable lines (cap 500), 131 mutant candidates (cap 400), 129 killed / 2 timeout / 0 survived / 0 uncovered. The candidate count went down from roughly 320 because redundant scanner state was removed.

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🟡 Minor · Reject invokes with unmatched parameter markup.

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Reject invokes with unmatched parameter markup.

parseLeakedInvokeParams matches only complete parameter pairs. An unmatched or unclosed tag is skipped, so the helper returns partial input or {}. Because {} is truthy, extractLeakedToolCalls recovers the wrapped invoke instead of preserving the complete block.

Detect parameter-like markup that is not fully consumed and return undefined. This preserves the existing fail-closed contract documented in parseLeakedInvokeParams and used by extractLeakedToolCalls. Add tests for partial input and an empty object.

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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts` around lines 365 - 379, Update
parseLeakedInvokeParams to detect any parameter-like markup not fully consumed
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- Around line 66-67: Update the AGENTS.md guidance for the unanchored trailing
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suffix.

In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Line 422: Update the invoke scanning logic around scannedUpTo so every
complete invoke advances the boundary to blockEnd, including unrecoverable
invokes, preventing invoke bodies from affecting wrapper or fence parser state.
Add a regression covering an unrecoverable invoke containing a function_calls
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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Around line 365-379: Update parseLeakedInvokeParams to detect any
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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, leaked `<invoke>` tool-call recovery must distinguish quoted markup from a live call without rejecting ordinary narration before a genuine streamed call. `isQuotedAsCode()` uses fence detection, inline-code detection, trailing prose, and the narrow `QUOTING_CUE` heuristic for end-of-line instructional markup. It intentionally cannot classify every prose example that lacks an explicit cue.
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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `isQuotedAsCode()` treats a leaked `<invoke>` block as quoted when non-tag narrative text follows the block on the same line. The check removes XML-like tags first so an optional `</function_calls>` wrapper does not suppress valid recovery. Standalone quoted `<invoke>` markup without surrounding prose remains intentionally indistinguishable from a genuine leaked call and is recovered.
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Learning: Pin complexity with a scaling assertion rather than a wall-clock threshold
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Learning: Never re-scan a growing prefix inside a per-match loop.
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The two leaked tool-call scaling tests measured wall-clock elapsed time and asserted the 4x-input ratio stayed under 10. On shared CI runners GC pauses and contention breached that even though complexity is linear (observed 14.55 and 10.02). Count characters the parser scans instead: exact, machine-independent, and still ~16x under a reintroduced quadratic prefix re-scan.

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Addressed the outstanding automated review findings in 70177fd. Replies to the individual threads are inline; this comment covers the one finding that came from a review body and so has no thread to reply to.

"Reject invokes with unmatched parameter markup" (outside-diff finding in review 5218048414, parseLeakedInvokeParams) — valid, and fixed.

The parameter pattern only matches complete parameter pairs, so an unclosed tag was silently skipped and the helper returned a partial object. Because a partial object is truthy, extractLeakedToolCalls recovered the block and would have dispatched a call missing an argument the model actually wrote. The fix tracks how far the pattern consumed and fails closed if parameter-like markup remains beyond that point, which restores the fail-closed contract already documented on the function.

Regression test: fails closed on an invoke whose parameter markup is left unclosed. Before the source change it fails with expected [ { name: 'update_todo_list', ... } ] to have a length of +0 but got 1; after the change it passes.

I implemented the narrower fix rather than the suggested full "detect any parameter-like markup not fully consumed, and add coverage for an empty object" scope. An empty object is the correct result for an invoke that genuinely declares no parameters, so rejecting {} outright would fail closed on valid input; the unconsumed-markup check is what actually distinguishes the two.

Like the wrapper-state finding, this defect predates the performance refactor — the same matchAll loop with the same unconditional return input is present at 185683e28~1.

Validation: src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts is fully green at 172 tests, with no existing test modified. ESLint passes with --max-warnings=0 on both edited files and no suppression count increased. The change is +33/-1 across two files.

I could not run the diff mutation gate locally: on Windows it aborts with spawnSync .../node_modules/.bin/vitest ENOENT for both the extension and webview packages, since only vitest.CMD is present and the extensionless shim cannot be spawned. The gate reported the changed-line inputs it would use (extension 273 lines, webview 16 lines, both well under the 500 cap) but produced no mutant, survivor, or uncovered counts, so I am not claiming a gate result. CI will produce the real numbers.

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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, leaked `<invoke>` tool-call recovery must distinguish quoted markup from a live call without rejecting ordinary narration before a genuine streamed call. `isQuotedAsCode()` uses fence detection, inline-code detection, trailing prose, and the narrow `QUOTING_CUE` heuristic for end-of-line instructional markup. It intentionally cannot classify every prose example that lacks an explicit cue.
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If the leading code fence is preceded by N spaces of indentation, then up to N spaces of indentation are removed from each line of the content (if present). (If a content line is not indented, it is preserved unchanged. If it is indented N spaces or less, all of the indentation is removed.) ... The content of a code fence is treated as literal text, not parsed as inlines. The first word of the info string is typically used to specify the language of the code sample, and rendered in the`class` attribute of the`code` tag. However, this spec does not mandate any particular treatment of the info string. ... An info string can be provided after the opening code fence. Although this spec doesn’t mandate any particular treatment of the info string, the first word is typically used to specify the language of the code block. In HTML output, the language is normally indicated by adding a class to the`code` element consisting of`language-` followed by the language name. ... 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Reject backticks in a backtick-fence info string.

fenceAfterCurrentLine() opens a fence before it validates the suffix. Therefore, ```lang\valuesetsopenFence, and a later inside a valid<function_calls>wrapper is suppressed byisQuotedAsCode()`. This conflicts with the CommonMark fence contract modeled by this scanner. Reject the opener when the marker is a backtick and the suffix contains a backtick. Add a regression for recovery after this malformed opener.

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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts` around lines 143 - 144, Update
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Bertan Ari and others added 2 commits September 16, 2026 18:23
A <function_calls> opener shown inside a code fence or inline-code span armed the wrapped-only gate, so a later bare <invoke> was replayed as a real tool call. Wrapper tags are now read in source order and only outside quoted code.

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Update the stale-base expectation.

scripts/stryker-diff.mjs now replaces staleBaseSha with the merge commit first parent. This call must select only packages/core/src/pr.ts. The current assertion still expects the old behavior and will fail.

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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `salvageBuffering` must have a bounded recovery size. A never-closed leaked `<invoke>` candidate must flush as literal text before stream completion. Tests for this behavior must assert delivery timing, since end-of-stream flushing can otherwise make a content-only assertion pass without the bound.
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Bertan Ari added 2 commits September 16, 2026 20:47
selectFromGit now normalizes a stale base to the merge commit's first parent, so an intervening base-branch file is no longer charged to the pull request.
Backtick parity treated an even-width code span as two toggles, so a quoted <function_calls> example armed wrapped-only recovery and a later bare invoke was replayed as a live tool call. Both quoting checks now share one CommonMark-correct helper that closes a span only on an equal-width backtick run.

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🟡 Minor · Reject parameter-marker text before and between recognized parameters. · vscode-lm.ts:345-410

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Reject parameter-marker text before and between recognized parameters. parseLeakedInvokeParams can start matching at a later valid parameter when an earlier parameter marker is malformed or unclosed. consumedUpTo then checks only text after the later match, so the invoke is recovered with the earlier argument omitted. Reject marker text in the gaps between matches and preserve the complete invoke block as text. The existing unclosed-parameter test has no later valid parameter, so it does not detect this case.

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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts` around lines 345 - 410, Update
parseLeakedInvokeParams to reject any parameter-marker text before the first
recognized parameter or between consecutive matches, rather than allowing
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In `@src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts`:
- Line 1744: Update the test case around the text construction in the VS Code
language model provider spec so the wider backtick run appears before the
<function_calls> wrapper text. Keep the assertion unchanged, ensuring it detects
incorrect closure of the double-backtick span.

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In `@src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`:
- Around line 345-410: Update parseLeakedInvokeParams to reject any
parameter-marker text before the first recognized parameter or between
consecutive matches, rather than allowing recovery after malformed or unclosed
markers. Track and validate each gap before advancing consumedUpTo, while
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Learning: In `src/api/providers/vscode-lm.ts`, `salvageBuffering` must have a bounded recovery size. A never-closed leaked `<invoke>` candidate must flush as literal text before stream completion. Tests for this behavior must assert delivery timing, since end-of-stream flushing can otherwise make a content-only assertion pass without the bound.
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it("does not close a double-backtick span with a wider backtick run", () => {
const text = [`Example: \`\`<function${"_calls"}>\`\`\` still quoted`, "", todo()].join("\n")

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Exercise the differing-width closure branch.

The current test places <function_calls> before the wider backtick run. Even if that run incorrectly closes the double-backtick span, the wrapper opener was already ignored. Move the wider run before the wrapper so the assertion detects incorrect closure handling.

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- const text = [`Example: \`\`<function${"_calls"}>\`\`\` still quoted`, "", todo()].join("\n")
+ const text = [`Example: \`\`quoted \`\`\` <function${"_calls"}>\`\``, "", todo()].join("\n")
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const text = [`Example: \`\`<function${"_calls"}>\`\`\` still quoted`, "", todo()].join("\n")
const text = [`Example: \`\`quoted \`\`\` <function${"_calls"}>\`\``, "", todo()].join("\n")
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In `@src/api/providers/__tests__/vscode-lm.spec.ts` at line 1744, Update the test
case around the text construction in the VS Code language model provider spec so
the wider backtick run appears before the <function_calls> wrapper text. Keep
the assertion unchanged, ensuring it detects incorrect closure of the
double-backtick span.

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