🤖 feat: route skills to model classes (Settings-managed large/medium/small)

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Summary

Skills can now be routed to user-defined model size classes so mechanical skills (wrap-up chores, formatting passes, routine repo tasks) don't consume frontier-model tokens. Classes map a name to a model[+thinking] value (one-shot syntax) and are edited in Settings → Models → Model Classes; skills bind to a class via the spec-standard frontmatter metadata: model-class: small or a local skillModelClasses config table. The class model applies to that invocation only — the workspace model is untouched. One-shot overrides also compose with skill invocations now (/haiku+0 /deep-review), and an explicit one-shot always beats class routing.

Background

Models churn constantly, so per-skill bindings shouldn't name concrete models — they name a class (large/medium/small), and only the class map names models. Updating one class re-routes every bound skill.

• 🤖 feat: add /<model> one-shot model override syntax #2142 introduced one-shot model overrides; this reuses that exact plumbing (per-send model) and extends it to compose with skill slash invocations.
• Agent definition ai.model is not consulted when spawning sub-agent tasks #3038 describes the kindred gap for agent definitions (ai.model parsed but not consulted); this PR takes the same position for skills — a declared model preference should be honored — while keeping it strictly opt-in.
• Portability: the binding uses the Agent Skills spec's metadata map, which other harnesses ignore. Frontmatter bindings to a class the user never defined are deliberately inert, so skills shipping metadata: model-class can never break users who haven't opted in. The config table exists for routing skills the user doesn't own — and because the table is the user's own explicit intent, a dangling table entry (naming a class that was deleted) fails loudly instead of silently unrouting.

Implementation

• Config: modelClasses and skillModelClasses records (schema, load normalization, saveConfig whitelist, config.updateModelClasses route). Maps are stored verbatim — entries this build can't parse are preserved, not dropped, so edits from an older/newer build never destroy classes they don't understand. Validity is judged lazily at send time by the resolver.
• Shared resolver (src/common/utils/ai/skillModelClasses.ts): binding resolution as a discriminated union (unbound / unknown-class / invalid-value / resolved), plus isModelServableWithProvidersConfig (modelAvailability.ts) wrapping the routing layer's isModelAvailable with the same exported provider/gateway predicates useRouting consumes — so a model reachable only via a configured gateway (e.g. OpenRouter) correctly counts as available, route-priority membership is honored, and the editor warning cannot drift from the send-time gate.
• Send path (AgentSession.sendMessage): the override is resolved before the pricing gate, PDF-support preflight, and any history mutation, so those gates evaluate the model that will actually stream and a broken binding errors before persisting side effects. Routing is gated by a dedicated skipSkillModelRouting send option (set by explicit one-shot composition and compaction retries) rather than overloading skipAiSettingsPersistence. Bound-but-broken mappings (dangling table entry, invalid value, no configured route for the model) fail the send with an actionable error naming the fix and the one-shot bypass; unbound skills take a null fast-path and infrastructure failures (unreadable skill/config, providers state unavailable) fail open.
• Compaction interplay: the auto-compaction threshold is computed against the routed model's context window, while the compaction request itself and its follow-up resume options carry the pre-routing model/thinking (the compaction model must fit the uncompacted history, and the user's model choice must survive the round-trip). Mid-stream forced compaction during a routed turn threads the same pre-routing options through the stream context. Routed sends only auto-compact when the history is within ROUTED_SEND_COMPACTION_HEADROOM_PERCENT (10 points) of the routed model's window — headroom for the pending turn, while still far above the workspace threshold so a small-context class model can't trigger surprise compaction of a history the workspace model handles fine.
• Settings UI: a "Model Classes" section under Settings → Models with fixed canonical slots (large/medium/small — a shared vocabulary keeps skill frontmatter portable across machines), model + thinking selects per class, custom hand-edited classes preserved on save and listed read-only (unparseable raw values shown in a tooltip), and an inline "no configured route can serve this model" warning using the same predicate as the send-time check. Edits are disabled until config and routing state finish loading, so an early click can't clobber persisted classes; thinking suffixes carry across model swaps only when the target model's policy supports them.
• Composer: parseCommandWithSkillInvocation composes a leading one-shot with a skill invocation by re-running parseCommand on the one-shot's message — registered commands and nested one-shots stay out of skill resolution, mirroring direct-invocation semantics exactly. Composed sends record the full command prefix (model /skill) in message metadata so transcript badges render what was actually typed. Numeric one-shot thinking is model-relative, so a thinking-only composed send (/+0 /skill) also passes the raw index (oneShotThinkingIndex) for the backend to re-resolve against the routed model's ladder — +0 means the class model's lowest level, not the workspace model's. Compact-and-retry rebuilds re-derive the one-shot's model and thinking from the original text (with skipAiSettingsPersistence, so a re-dispatch never persists one-shot values as new workspace defaults), and prepareCompactionMessage keeps carried one-shot fields from being clobbered by ambient stored options.
• Attribution: when routing applies, the persisted user-message metadata is re-stamped with the routed model (requestedModel), so the pending-turn label and history consumers see the model that actually streams.

Review-round hardening

Sixteen Codex review rounds tightened the edges (all threads resolved):

• Send-path ordering: routing resolves before the pricing gate, PDF preflight, and any history mutation; rejected manual/queued sends persist a visible error (never for edits, which return bare and restore the draft); queued PDF rejections surface instead of vanishing.
• Compaction interplay: routed sends compact within a headroom of the routed window (pre-send AND mid-stream); the compaction request runs on whichever of the user/routed model has the larger usable window; the routed policy survives same-session retries, compact-and-retry rebuilds (model, thinking, prefix, skipAiSettingsPersistence), and process relaunch (durable compactionBaseOptions in retrySendOptions, honored even in child task workspaces).
• Availability truth: the shared servability predicate and ProviderModelFactory.resolveModelRoute both apply model-aware OpenAI credential rules (Codex-OAuth-only serves the OAuth set; API keys attempt anything; custom openai-compatible providers shadowing the openai id are exempt).
• Telemetry attribution: the accepted-send payload reports routedModel + post-floor routedThinkingLevel; persisted metadata re-stamps requestedModel. Queued-send event attribution is documented as a follow-up (needs backend-side event capture).
• Editor integrity: class edits persist before publishing (no split-brain with a fast follow-up send), rows lock while their write is in flight, custom classes survive verbatim, and CI snapshots the wrapping layout at a pinned phone viewport.

Validation

• ~70 tests across the feature: resolver statuses (frontmatter-inert vs table-loud, blank table entries, the opt-in guard), availability predicate (route-priority membership, disabled providers), config round-trip through the saveConfig whitelist (including preservation of unknown classes), end-to-end AgentSession routing and error paths via the session harness (gate ordering, skipSkillModelRouting exemption, thinking-only bindings, compaction follow-up model), composition parser cases, and editor UI behavior (clear preserves custom classes; load gating; warning states).
• Full bun test src failure set is identical to main's on the same machine (pre-existing env-sensitive tests only).
• Verified live in Storybook (ModelsSection stories now seed classes, including one pointing at an unconfigured provider to exercise the warning; row layout wraps at mobile widths) and in a packaged build used for daily work.

Risks

The sensitive area is the insertion in AgentSession.sendMessage. Scope is tightly bounded: only sends carrying agent-skill metadata without skipSkillModelRouting are considered, and workspaces with no modelClasses/table binding hit an early return before any skill read — no behavior change for anyone who hasn't opted in. Compaction interplay (threshold on the routed model, compaction request and mid-stream forced compaction on the user's model, follow-up resume options) is covered by tests. One known asymmetry, documented at the helper: the shared servability predicate mirrors the routing layer's gateway/priority gates but not per-request policy checks, so an editor warning can under-report in exotic policy setups — the send-time error remains authoritative.

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All three findings addressed in b1b0bf8:

• Numeric thinking vs routed model: the frontend now passes the raw index (oneShotThinkingIndex send option) alongside the workspace-resolved level, and AgentSession re-resolves it against the routed class model when routing applies — /+0 /skill means the routed model's lowest allowed level. Covered by a routing test where the pre-resolved level ("medium") and the routed ladder ("off") differ.
• One-shot thinking across compact-and-retry: the rebuilt follow-up carries the parsed thinking (named as-is; numeric resolved against the explicit model, or kept as a raw index for routed re-resolution) plus skipAiSettingsPersistence, and prepareCompactionMessage no longer lets ambient stored options clobber carried one-shot fields. This also fixes a latent issue: without the persistence flag, the re-dispatch would have persisted the one-shot model as the new workspace default.
• requestedModel: when routing applies, the persisted user-message metadata is re-stamped with the routed model, so the incoming user event and history consumers attribute the send correctly. One deliberate limit: the frontend's fire-and-forget messageSent telemetry event still reports the requested model — threading the routed model through the send result would widen Result<void> across ~15 return sites, which felt too invasive here; happy to do it as a follow-up if maintainers prefer.

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Round-2 finding addressed in 6c4903d: routed sends now compact within ROUTED_SEND_COMPACTION_HEADROOM_PERCENT (10 points) of the routed model's window instead of requiring a full 100% — headroom for the pending message, attachments, and skill snapshot that the recorded usage doesn't include, while still staying far above the workspace threshold so a cheap skill invocation can't force an unrequested compaction of a history that fits.

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Both round-3 findings addressed in 297b210:

• Mid-stream routed policy: checkMidStream now accepts a force-threshold override, and routed turns (identified by the stream context's compaction base options) pass the same routed-send headroom bar — a usage update during a routed turn no longer forces compaction at the workspace threshold+buffer against the smaller routed window. Monitor test covers the override at 75% (no trigger) and 92% (trigger).
• Compaction model fit: on-send and mid-stream compaction now run with whichever of the user's / routed model has the larger usable context window (getEffectiveContextLimit comparison) — normally still the user's model, but a class routing UP past the user's window no longer summarizes on a model that can't read the history. The deferred follow-up keeps pre-routing options and re-routes at dispatch either way.

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Round-4 finding addressed in 50b68ee: added canDirectOpenAIServeModel (colocated with the existing Codex OAuth routing mirrors) reflecting the factory's credential selection — OAuth-required models need stored tokens even with an API key, and OAuth-only configs serve only the allowed model set — and the shared servability predicate now consults it for direct-OpenAI routes. An OAuth-ineligible class model no longer passes the preflight on a Codex-OAuth-only config; a later gateway in routePriority can win, or the user gets the actionable class error. Tests cover OAuth-only vs API-key vs OAuth-required combinations.

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All three round-5 findings addressed in 6452b8a:

• Factory route selection: resolveModelRoute (both call sites) now passes the canonical model into isProviderAvailableForRouting, which rejects direct OpenAI when tokens-only credentials can't serve the model — a usable gateway later in routePriority wins, matching the shared predicate. I also realigned canDirectOpenAIServeModel with the factory's actual fallback semantics (an API key attempts any model, including OAuth-preferred ones; tokens-only serves only the allowed set) and updated the tests accordingly.
• PDF preflight: the client-side check now defers to the backend's routed-model gate whenever a routable skill invocation is present (skillInvocation && !modelOverride) — the backend validates against the class model and rejects with a persisted, visible error, so a PDF-capable class model bound to a skill can actually receive PDFs.
• Send telemetry: sendMessage now returns SendMessageAccepted { routedModel } through AgentSession → WorkspaceService → router → wire schema, and ChatInput attributes messageSent telemetry to result.data?.routedModel ?? effectiveModel. Queued sends report no routed model (dispatch happens later) and fall back to the requested model, as documented on the schema. Routing tests assert the payload for both the routed and skip-flag cases.

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Both round-6 findings addressed in 47afc04:

• Manual memoization removed: the subscription's fetch now lives inside the effect and the write-failure revert reaches it through a ref — no useCallback, no exhaustive-deps suppressions. (Note: useModelFallbacks, which this hook was modeled on, uses the same pre-existing useCallback pattern upstream; left untouched here as out of scope.)
• Pinned phone snapshot: ModelsConfiguredPhone pins a Pixel phone matrix variant mirrored with globals.viewport, so CI snapshots the Model Classes rows at the width their wrapping layout exists for. Verified live at 375px: label/select wrap, inline no-route warning on the unconfigured row, no right-edge overflow.

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Round-7 findings in 44facc0:

• Split-brain class edits (fixed): useModelClasses now serializes writes and publishes state only on the write's ack — the editor can no longer advertise a mapping the backend doesn't have. Rapid edits build on the newest pending intent (no lost updates), and failures still revert via refetch.
• Routed thinking telemetry (fixed): the accepted-send payload gains routedThinkingLevel (class suffix or re-resolved numeric one-shot), and messageSent attributes to it. Covered by a routing test asserting both payload fields.
• Queued-send attribution (descoped as follow-up, with rationale): routing resolves at dispatch, not at queue-accept, so correct attribution for queued sends requires emitting the event backend-side at dispatch — and message_sent carries frontend-only provenance (frontendPlatform, runtime context) that a backend emitter would misreport. The durable record is already attributed correctly at dispatch via the persisted requestedModel stamp; only the fire-and-forget analytics event stays approximate for the queued minority. Happy to build dispatch-time backend capture as a follow-up if maintainers want it — it needs its own provenance design rather than a bolt-on here.

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All three round-8 findings addressed in 79fb8e0:

• Queued PDF rejections preserved: both PDF gate branches (unsupported input, size limit) now persist and surface the rejection through preserveRejectedManualSend — same contract as the pricing and model-class gates — so a queued skill send whose PDF the routed model rejects leaves a visible transcript error instead of silently discarding the user's text and attachment.
• Post-policy routed thinking: the per-model floor resolution + clamping now live in one shared method (resolveThinkingFloorForModel / enforceThinkingFloorsForModel) used by both the stream request build and the accepted-send payload — routedThinkingLevel reports the clamped level the stream actually runs at.
• Named one-shot fallback: messageSent falls back to the send's actual sendOptions.thinkingLevel (which carries a composed one-shot's thinking) rather than the ambient workspace setting.

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Round-9 finding addressed in 6284377: routedThinkingLevel now reports the effective level for every routed send — whatever optionsForStream carries (class suffix, re-resolved numeric one-shot, or a named/ambient level riding through), clamped by the shared per-model floor enforcement. A /+off /skill routed onto a floor-medium model reports medium. Test covers the ride-through case.

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Both round-10 findings addressed, and the branch is rebased onto latest main (the #3844 conflict in agentSession.ts resolved by adopting the new gateway-preserving lookupMinThinkingLevelOverride inside the shared floor helper):

• Routed compaction context across retries: the auto-retry resume state now carries compactionBaseOptions, resumeStream threads it through to streamWithHistory, and the post-compaction context-exceeded retry reads it from the captured stream context — same-session restarts keep both the routed force threshold and the larger-window compaction model selection.
• Leading-whitespace one-shots: the compact-retry reparse guard now trims before checking, matching parseCommand's own tolerance.

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Round-11 finding addressed: the compact-and-retry metadata rebuild now carries source.commandPrefix into buildAgentSkillMetadata, so recovered composed invocations keep their command badge.

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Round-12 finding addressed: canDirectOpenAIServeModel now recognizes a custom openai-compatible provider shadowing the openai id (via the existing isCustomOpenAICompatibleProviderConfig detector) and exempts it from built-in OpenAI credential rules — custom endpoints authenticate on their own terms, so availability falls back to the ordinary isConfigured gate. Test covers a keyless shadowing provider serving an OAuth-ineligible model.

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@codex review — wave-17 addressed: consent checked at the provider-dispatch boundary via a shared rejection closure with accepted-failure semantics and durable non-retryable marking; project-scope consent tracks content (inline + deduped refs) not just the invocation; compaction-model pricing gate; deferred routed telemetry across on-send compaction; preStreamRejected survives RLM tail copies; generated-only notice extraction. Head is 3b9ba9e.

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@codex review — wave-18 addressed: preDispatchConsentGate inside AIService right before startStream, request-history project-snapshot scanning, durable row-level rejection stamps via HistoryService, consent re-verification on every resumed dispatch, dispatch-time telemetry for compaction-deferred routed skills, and live-subscription fetch retries in the editor hook. Head is 35282db.

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@codex review — wave-19 addressed: the consent gate now executes inside StreamManager's stream-start critical section (nothing awaitable remains before provider dispatch), resumed dispatches carry the same gate with request scanning, rejected-row stamping is fail-closed with in-memory quarantine + recovery re-stamp and includes @file snapshots, accepted-no-stream outcomes drain the queue, and queued skill dispatches emit backend attribution. Head is 5b7babf.

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@codex review — wave-23 addressed: the rejected turn's surviving partial is removed during startup repair, closing the restart gap in the assistant quarantine. Head is 5f9b4c8.

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@codex review — wave-24 addressed: request-time quarantine repair (closing the send-vs-startup-recovery race) and the edit path's final pre-truncation consent recheck on the widened content flag. Head is b57128a.

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@codex review — wave-25 addressed: rejected rows (stamped + quarantined) are filtered at the memory-harvest boundary before the dream model sees the epoch. Head is 63c0b5f.

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Codex Review: Didn't find any major issues. Already looking forward to the next diff.

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