fix(server): record usage and feedback for non-streaming passthrough responses - #709
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Non-streaming JSON responses on the native /v1/messages path and the
/p/{provider} passthrough surface were relayed without usage extraction,
so their spend never reached cost tracking or budgets, and response
feedback observers were never notified. The relay now tees successful
JSON bodies into a bounded buffer and feeds the complete response to the
same stream observers as a single event.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNative Anthropic and passthrough handling now tracks usage for eligible non-streaming JSON responses. Responses remain relayed to clients, while complete bodies are observed for usage, provider metadata, and feedback callbacks. Tests and documentation cover the new behavior. ChangesResponse usage tracking
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change records usage and feedback for successful non-streaming passthrough responses while bounding observation overhead; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied current-head evidence. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UpstreamResponse
participant passthroughResponse
participant CappedCaptureBuffer
participant UsageObserver
participant Client
UpstreamResponse->>passthroughResponse: return response
passthroughResponse->>CappedCaptureBuffer: capture eligible JSON body
passthroughResponse->>Client: relay response body
CappedCaptureBuffer->>UsageObserver: send complete JSON event
UsageObserver->>UsageObserver: record token usage
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In `@docs/features/passthrough-api.mdx`:
- Around line 72-76: Revise the passthrough API documentation’s usage-tracking
statement to qualify that auditing and token recording occur only for eligible
responses when tracking is enabled. Explicitly note that oversized bodies and
mid-relay failures are not recorded, while preserving the existing distinction
between streaming SSE usage events and JSON response usage.
In `@internal/server/passthrough_support.go`:
- Around line 478-486: Update isJSONContentType to parse each Content-Type value
and match only the exact media type application/json or a media type whose
parsed type ends with +json, excluding parameters and embedded substrings such
as application/json-seq or profile="application/json". Add a regression test
verifying that such a non-JSON response does not create a usage entry.
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Confidence Score: 5/5No blocking failure remains. Focused checks confirm that usage accounting and response feedback are applied only after a complete eligible JSON response has been relayed, without changing the delivered status or body.
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…tion Parse the Content-Type media type instead of substring matching so JSON-adjacent types (application/json-seq, JSON in a parameter) are not observed, and account any complete-body 2xx JSON response rather than only 200 (206 Partial Content stays excluded).
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internal/server/passthrough_support.go (1)
351-378: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd regression tests for bounded and failed capture paths.
When
cappedCaptureBufferoverflows, the complete body must still relay and usage must not be recorded. Whenio.Copyreturns a mid-relay error, the already-read prefix must relay, the error must propagate, and usage must not be recorded. Codecov reports eight changed lines without full coverage in this file; add focused tests for both branches.As per coding guidelines, “Add or update tests for behavior changes.”
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In `@internal/server/passthrough_support_test.go`:
- Around line 102-107: Update the tests calling proxyPassthroughResponse to
assert that the recorded response status rec.Code matches the expected status
for each 201/202 and non-accountable response case, while retaining the existing
body and usage-count assertions.
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In `@internal/server/passthrough_support.go`:
- Around line 351-378: Add focused regression tests for the passthrough relay
flow covering both cappedCaptureBuffer overflow and an io.Copy mid-relay
failure: verify the complete available body is relayed on overflow while
observers record no usage, and verify the already-read prefix is relayed, the
copy error propagates, and observers record no usage on failure. Anchor the
tests to the passthrough handler and existing observer/capture test helpers,
preserving normal successful JSON observation behavior.
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Note for reviewers: the Greptile confidence summary ("not safe to merge until non-200 JSON responses are observed") ran against the pre-df9c115d head. That commit widened observation to all complete-body 2xx statuses (206 excluded) with 201/202 coverage — see the resolved inline thread. |
Non-streaming responses relayed by
proxyPassthroughResponseattached no observers: usage extraction, cost, and response feedback only worked for SSE. That meant any Anthropic-bound/v1/messagesrequest withoutstream: trueon the native forwarding path (and any non-streaming/p/{provider}inference call) produced no usage entry — and since budgets are computed by summing usage records, that spend never counted against any budget. Response feedback observers (ext rewriters) were also never notified for these responses.Fix: for successful (
200) JSON responses, the relay tees the body into a bounded buffer (8 MiB cap; oversized bodies skip observation, the relay is never affected) and feeds the complete response to the same stream observers as a single synthetic event followed by close. The usage extractor already understands top-levelusage/id/model— the exact shape of non-streaming Anthropic messages and OpenAI chat completions — so no new extraction logic is introduced. A body that fails mid-relay records nothing. The audit stream observer is not attached; non-streaming responses are already audited by the regular audit middleware.User-visible:
/p/{provider}non-streaming inference traffic now appears in usage tracking, costs, and budgets, where it previously recorded nothing — dashboards may show new spend on passthrough routes after upgrading.Docs updated: the
/v1/messagesnative-forwarding section no longer qualifies usage tracking as streaming-only, and the passthrough page now documents usage recording.Summary by CodeRabbit
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