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…e parts (EvanProgramming#225) ### Target Component `openkyrozen/providers/google.py` -> `GoogleProvider._contents` ### Description Resolves the HTTP 400 `AI_REQUEST_INVALID` error (parameter `messages.content`) triggered on custom gateways during continuation phases after search tool executions (Issue EvanProgramming#225). ### Root Cause & Fix The previous implementation of `_contents` evaluated all non-assistant/non-system messages as general user text blocks, casting the underlying tool payloads via raw string conversion. Strict OpenAI-compatible gateways and Vertex/Gemini APIs reject these continuation structures when tool results are passed as flat strings inside a user block rather than formal structured output frames. This PR patches the message parsing loop inside `GoogleProvider`. It intercepts incoming `tool` and `function` roles, performs standard `json.dumps()` serialization on dictionary artifacts, and packages them into the compliant `function_response` structure required by the Gemini runtime client layout. ### Verification Validated that subsequent multi-tool continuation passes execute cleanly over a local custom provider gateway runner setup. Test suites verified with no credentials exposed.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Google provider now initializes the Gemini SDK with configured or environment API keys. It converts messages and function calls for Gemini, calls the SDK generation methods, and returns extracted text, function calls, and available usage data. ChangesGemini Provider Requests and Responses
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- Around line 50-52: Update _contents and the message contract to preserve
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…uence consistency Add native assistant function_call preservation inside GoogleProvider._contents to comply with Gemini documentation specifications. Resolves missing context anomalies caught during multi-turn continuation routines and establishes structural fallback logic.
…uence consistency Add native assistant function_call preservation inside GoogleProvider._contents to comply with Gemini documentation specifications. Resolves missing context anomalies caught during multi-turn continuation routines and establishes structural fallback logic.
…uence consistency Add native assistant function_call preservation inside GoogleProvider._contents to comply with Gemini documentation specifications. Resolves missing context anomalies caught during multi-turn continuation routines and establishes structural fallback logic.
Format assistant tool calls and tool receipts as Gemini-compatible content parts. Preserve tool-call IDs when available and handle continuation messages after tool execution. Related issue: EvanProgramming#225
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- Line 1: Remove the stray bare `python` token before `from __future__ import
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- Around line 81-84: In the tool-call history construction around function_call,
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…uence consistency Add native assistant function_call preservation inside GoogleProvider._contents to comply with Gemini documentation specifications. Resolves missing context anomalies caught during multi-turn continuation routines and establishes structural fallback logic.
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- Around line 127-129: Update the name fallback in the pending-call matching
flow so it sets function_name only when pending_calls contains a matching call
name, and remove that matched entry from pending_calls. Leave function_name
unset when no matching pending call exists so no unmatched function_response is
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- Around line 342-347: Update the model_response call in chat_response to pass
the required provider and model arguments and use its supported calls and usage
parameters instead of tool_calls; remove the unsupported elapsed argument.
Preserve elapsed time by storing it in the returned result’s metadata, and pass
the raw finish reason if available so finish normalization can use it.
- Around line 291-292: Update the Google function-call extraction that appends
to `calls` to read the ID from `function_call`, preserving a missing or empty ID
as `None` so downstream code can generate a unique ID for each call. Update the
`calls` return annotation to allow `str | None` for the ID.
- Around line 306-310: Update both model-selection sites to read configuration
from self.config instead of self._config, preferring self.config.model_main when
selected, then self.config.model_simple, and finally the existing Gemini
default.
- Around line 131-147: Update the function-response handling in the Google
provider so responses for multiple function calls in one model turn are added as
separate parts to a single user content entry. Reuse the existing user entry
only when its parts contain function responses; otherwise, create a new entry.
- Around line 296-300: Make GoogleProvider concrete by implementing the
LLMProvider chat and chat_stream interfaces, including the streaming call path;
update provider exports and factory registration to remove stale VertexProvider
references. Update get_model_response to pass the model in a form compatible
with GoogleProvider.chat_response(messages, **kwargs), without changing the
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| # Some internal message formats identify the tool by name. | ||
| if function_name is None and name: | ||
| function_name = str(name) |
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Use the name fallback only for a pending call.
The docstring on lines 98-99 promises a function_response only when a matching call exists. The fallback on lines 128-129 accepts any name, even when pending_calls has no call with that name. This happens, for example, after history truncation removes the assistant turn. In that case the provider sends an unmatched function_response, and Gemini rejects it.
Accept the name only when a pending call has that name, and remove that pending entry.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if function_name is None and name:
- function_name = str(name)
+ if function_name is None and name:
+ match = next(
+ (k for k, v in pending_calls.items() if v == str(name)),
+ None,
+ )
+ if match is not None:
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| # Some internal message formats identify the tool by name. | |
| if function_name is None and name: | |
| function_name = str(name) | |
| # Some internal message formats identify the tool by name. | |
| if function_name is None and name: | |
| match = next( | |
| (k for k, v in pending_calls.items() if v == str(name)), | |
| None, | |
| ) | |
| if match is not None: | |
| function_name = pending_calls.pop(match) |
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Review comment at @openkyrozen/providers/google.py around lines 127 - 129:
Update the name fallback in the pending-call matching flow so it sets
function_name only when pending_calls contains a matching call name, and remove
that matched entry from pending_calls. Leave function_name unset when no
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| if function_name is not None: | ||
| if not isinstance(payload, dict): | ||
| payload = {"result": payload} | ||
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| contents.append( | ||
| { | ||
| "role": "user", | ||
| "parts": [ | ||
| { | ||
| "function_response": { | ||
| "name": function_name, | ||
| "response": payload, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ], | ||
| } | ||
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Gemini API "number of function response parts is equal to the number of function call parts" parallel function calling
💡 Result:
That 400 usually means Gemini returned **N function-call parts**, but the next request didn’t include **N matching function responses**.
For a parallel batch, execute every call and send **all results together in one `function` response turn**—one response per call, including an error result if a tool failed. Don’t send only the first result or split the results across separate turns. Google’s parallel-call example shows two calls and says the app must return all their responses. ([docs.cloud.google.com](https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/models/tools/function-calling))
Also check that you append the model’s original function-call content to the conversation before the response turn; for thinking models, preserve the full model response and its thought signatures. ([docs.cloud.google.com](https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/models/tools/function-calling))
If the counts already match, inspect your SDK or framework’s serialized request: it may be dropping or splitting results. A reported gateway issue describes that kind of serialization mismatch, but doesn’t establish a general Gemini API bug. (GitHub issue 5528 in earendil-works/pi (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference))
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/models/tools/function-calling
- 2: https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/models/tools/function-calling
- 3: GitHub issue 5528 in earendil-works/pi (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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🌐 Web query:
official Google Gemini API documentation function response multiple parallel calls same content parts
💡 Result:
The official Gemini API docs say to return **all results from parallel calls together in one `user` `Content`, as separate `functionResponse` parts**—not as multiple `Content` blocks. Each response should match its call’s `name` and, when provided, `id`. The results don’t have to be in the same order as the calls because Gemini uses the IDs to match them. ([ai.google.dev](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/generate-content/function-calling?hl=en&utm_source=openai))
The docs establish the grouping and matching behavior, but **don’t explicitly say whether identical response contents may be reused**. Inference: if separate calls produce the same result, include a response part for each call, with each part’s corresponding `id` and `name`.
```json
{
"role": "user",
"parts": [
{ "functionResponse": { "id": "call-1", "name": "tool_a", "response": { "result": "same" } } },
{ "functionResponse": { "id": "call-2", "name": "tool_b", "response": { "result": "same" } } }
]
}
```
See Google’s [parallel function-calling guidance](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/function-calling#parallel-function-calling) and [API schema for `FunctionResponse`](https://ai.google.dev/api/generate-content#FunctionResponse).
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- 1: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/generate-content/function-calling?hl=en&utm_source=openai
Put all function responses for one model turn in a single content entry.
When an assistant message contains multiple function calls, Gemini expects all corresponding responses in one user content with separate function_response parts. The current loop creates one content entry per response, which can cause the continuation request to fail with HTTP 400.
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- contents.append(
- {
- "role": "user",
- "parts": [
- {
- "function_response": {
- "name": function_name,
- "response": payload,
- }
- }
- ],
- }
- )
+ part = {
+ "function_response": {
+ "name": function_name,
+ "response": payload,
+ }
+ }
+ last = contents[-1] if contents else None
+ if (
+ last is not None
+ and last["role"] == "user"
+ and last["parts"]
+ and all("function_response" in p for p in last["parts"])
+ ):
+ last["parts"].append(part)
+ else:
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| "function_response": { | |
| "name": function_name, | |
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| } | |
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| } | |
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| if function_name is not None: | |
| if not isinstance(payload, dict): | |
| payload = {"result": payload} | |
| part = { | |
| "function_response": { | |
| "name": function_name, | |
| "response": payload, | |
| } | |
| } | |
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| if ( | |
| last is not None | |
| and last["role"] == "user" | |
| and last["parts"] | |
| and all("function_response" in p for p in last["parts"]) | |
| ): | |
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| else: | |
| contents.append({"role": "user", "parts": [part]}) |
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Review comment at @openkyrozen/providers/google.py around lines 131 - 147:
Update the function-response handling in the Google provider so responses for
multiple function calls in one model turn are added as separate parts to a
single user content entry. Reuse the existing user entry only when its parts
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| call_id = getattr(part, "id", None) or "" | ||
| calls.append((str(call_id), str(name), args)) |
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Return None for missing call IDs and read the ID from function_call.
In the Google Gen AI SDK, the call ID is stored on FunctionCall.id. It is not stored on Part. Because of this, getattr(part, "id", None) always returns None, and line 291 changes it to "".
model_response creates an ID only when call_id is None. It keeps an empty string as-is. If one response has two or more function calls, every call gets the ID "". ModelResponse.__post_init__ then raises ProviderContractError("Duplicate tool call ids"). This is the parallel-tool case that this PR tries to fix.
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--- "a/openkyrozen/providers/google.py"
+++ "b/openkyrozen/providers/google.py"
@@ -288,8 +288,10 @@
if not isinstance(args, dict):
args = GoogleProvider._function_args(args)
- call_id = getattr(part, "id", None) or ""
- calls.append((str(call_id), str(name), args))
+ call_id = getattr(function_call, "id", None) or None
+ calls.append(
+ (str(call_id) if call_id else None, str(name), args)
+ )
return calls
Update the return annotation to list[tuple[str | None, str, dict[str, Any]]].
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| call_id = getattr(part, "id", None) or "" | |
| calls.append((str(call_id), str(name), args)) | |
| call_id = getattr(function_call, "id", None) or None | |
| calls.append( | |
| (str(call_id) if call_id else None, str(name), args) | |
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Review comment at @openkyrozen/providers/google.py around lines 291 - 292:
Update the Google function-call extraction that appends to `calls` to read the
ID from `function_call`, preserving a missing or empty ID as `None` so
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| def chat_response( | ||
| self, | ||
| messages: list[dict[str, Any]], | ||
| **kwargs: Any, | ||
| ) -> ModelResponse: |
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Keep GoogleProvider compatible with LLMProvider and update stale exports.
GoogleProvider still inherits LLMProvider, whose abstract method is chat. The new class defines neither chat nor chat_stream. The "google" factory mapping therefore cannot instantiate it, and the streaming path still calls provider.chat_stream(messages, model).
providers/__init__.py and factory.py also still import and register the removed VertexProvider, which makes provider imports fail. Remove or update those bindings, or restore the class.
The shared get_model_response() helper is used by the calls and fallback paths. It passes model positionally, so it raises TypeError with Google's chat_response(messages, **kwargs). The Anthropic call is not a Google consumer.
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Make GoogleProvider concrete by implementing the LLMProvider chat and
chat_stream interfaces, including the streaming call path; update provider
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Read the configured model from self.config.
LLMProvider stores the provider configuration in self.config, not self._config. When the caller does not pass model, evaluating self._config raises AttributeError before getattr can apply its default.
Use self.config.model_main when it contains a selected model. Otherwise, fall back to self.config.model_simple and then the Gemini default at both model-selection sites.
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Update both model-selection sites to read configuration from self.config instead
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| result = model_response( | ||
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| tool_calls=calls, | ||
| usage=usage_data, | ||
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Fix the model_response call: it raises TypeError on every request.
model_response in openkyrozen/providers/models.py:165-188 accepts only keyword arguments. Its parameters are provider, model, text, usage, raw_finish_reason, calls, response_id, finish_detail, blocked and actual_model. This call has three problems:
tool_calls=andelapsed=are not parameters ofmodel_response.- The required
providerandmodelarguments are missing.
As a result, every chat_response call raises TypeError after the Gemini request succeeds. No response reaches the caller. This also breaks the multi-tool continuation that this PR targets.
To keep the elapsed time, store it in metadata after you build the response. You can also pass the finish reason so that normalize_finish can use it.
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--- "a/openkyrozen/providers/google.py"
+++ "b/openkyrozen/providers/google.py"
@@ -339,12 +339,18 @@
else:
usage_data = {}
- result = model_response(
- text=text,
- tool_calls=calls,
- usage=usage_data,
- elapsed=elapsed,
- )
+ candidates = getattr(response, "candidates", None) or []
+ raw_finish = getattr(candidates[0], "finish_reason", None) if candidates else None
+ result = model_response(
+ provider=self.config.provider,
+ model=model,
+ text=text,
+ usage=usage_data or None,
+ calls=calls,
+ raw_finish_reason=raw_finish,
+ response_id=getattr(response, "response_id", None),
+ )
+ result.metadata["elapsed_seconds"] = elapsed
return result
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| result = model_response( | |
| text=text, | |
| tool_calls=calls, | |
| usage=usage_data, | |
| elapsed=elapsed, | |
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| candidates = getattr(response, "candidates", None) or [] | |
| raw_finish = getattr(candidates[0], "finish_reason", None) if candidates else None | |
| result = model_response( | |
| provider=self.config.provider, | |
| model=model, | |
| text=text, | |
| usage=usage_data or None, | |
| calls=calls, | |
| raw_finish_reason=raw_finish, | |
| response_id=getattr(response, "response_id", None), | |
| ) | |
| result.metadata["elapsed_seconds"] = elapsed |
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Review comment at @openkyrozen/providers/google.py around lines 342 - 347:
Update the model_response call in chat_response to pass the required provider
and model arguments and use its supported calls and usage parameters instead of
tool_calls; remove the unsupported elapsed argument. Preserve elapsed time by
storing it in the returned result’s metadata, and pass the raw finish reason if
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Thanks for working on #225. I am requesting two additional changes beyond the existing CodeRabbit feedback:
- Fix and validate the custom-provider continuation path actually used by #225.
- Preserve Gemini usage and cost accounting in both generation paths.
The two inline comments explain the requested changes. Please also address the existing CodeRabbit findings before this is ready to merge.
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[P1] Fix the custom-provider path reported in #225
Issue #225 was reproduced with a saved custom gateway profile using gemini-3-flash. The unchanged provider factory maps custom to OpenAICompatProvider, so those requests never pass through GoogleProvider._contents. The agent's continuation in openkyrozen/agent/action_rounds.py also puts tool receipts in ordinary user text rather than tool or function messages, so this branch does not handle the reported receipt shape.
Please reproduce and fix the continuation through the actual custom-provider adapter, add the redacted request-shape regression requested by #225, and verify that a subsequent gemini-3-flash request after a search receipt succeeds through that path. The issue's root cause remains unconfirmed; changing the native Gemini adapter alone does not establish that #225 is resolved. Keep message text and credentials out of diagnostic logs.
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[P2] Preserve usage and cost accounting for chat and streaming
The previous chat_response and chat_stream paths recorded successful generation through usage_ledger._track_cost. The replacement removes both calls. Even after the interface and response-conversion problems are fixed, successful Gemini requests will therefore disappear from the persisted usage and cost reports. Offline checks with mocked successful responses confirm zero ledger writes for both replacement paths.
Please restore the existing accounting lifecycle for successful non-streaming responses and completed streams, retaining the model and latency attribution. Keep regression checks that usage is recorded exactly once; the existing provider-contract tests already assert this for non-streaming responses.
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@katreshital11-commits Thanks for contributing and taking the time to work on this fix! I've added a review with two additional changes: covering the actual custom-provider continuation path from #225 and preserving usage/cost accounting. Please address those along with the existing CodeRabbit feedback, and rerun the relevant tests and CI after updating the code. I'd be happy to take another look once the fixes are in. Thanks again! |
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openkyrozen/providers/google.py->GoogleProvider._contentsDescription
Resolves the HTTP 400
AI_REQUEST_INVALIDerror (parametermessages.content) triggered on custom gateways during continuation phases after search tool executions (Issue #225).Root Cause & Fix
The previous implementation of
_contentsevaluated all non-assistant/non-system messages as general user text blocks, casting the underlying tool payloads via raw string conversion. Strict OpenAI-compatible gateways and Vertex/Gemini APIs reject these continuation structures when tool results are passed as flat strings inside a user block rather than formal structured output frames.This PR patches the message parsing loop inside
GoogleProvider. It intercepts incomingtoolandfunctionroles, performs standardjson.dumps()serialization on dictionary artifacts, and packages them into the compliantfunction_responsestructure required by the Gemini runtime client layout.Verification
Validated that subsequent multi-tool continuation passes execute cleanly over a local custom provider gateway runner setup. Test suites verified with no credentials exposed.
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