refactor(opencode): skip per-token schema validation in AI-SDK adapter - #41272
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Schema.is() was recompiled per call and the LLMEvent.*Delta() constructors run Schema validation on every streamed token. Hoist the validators and emit plain typed literals for the per-token delta events; the return type still checks them against the LLMEvent union.
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Closes #41270
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What does this PR do?
toLLMEventsruns per streamed token. It rebuilt theSchema.isrefinement on everyproviderMetadatacall, and theLLMEvent.*Deltaconstructors ran schema validation on objects the adapter had just built itself. I hoisted the two validators to module scope so they compile once, and for the three per-token delta events I return a plain typed literal instead of the validating constructor. The function return type still checks those literals against theLLMEventunion, so a wrong shape is a type error rather than something that slips through at runtime. Lower frequency events keep the validated constructors.How did you verify your code works?
bun test packages/opencode/test/session/llm.test.tspasses (28 tests, covers the native and AI-SDK streaming paths), andtscis clean. The type annotation on the literals is what guards against shape drift.Screenshots / recordings
N/A, not a UI change.
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