fix(responses): strip search_content_types on web_search for Muse Spark

[DevonGithub]

Problem

opencode-go/muse-spark-1.2-contributor fails when routed through the Codex app / opencodex proxy. It is the only model on the opencode-go key that breaks; gpt-5.6-luna and deepseek-v4-flash work on the same key.

Root cause

Muse Spark only serves over the Responses API (POST /v1/responses). A direct test of POST /v1/chat/completions for this model returns 500 Internal server error even with no tools. The opencodex registry had never routed Muse to Responses; only gpt-5.6-luna was in modelWireDefaults.

Additionally, once a client (Codex) sends a web_search tool carrying search_content_types, Muse's gateway rejects the whole request with:

400 invalid_request_error tools[].search_content_types is only supported for web_search_preview tools

Gateway probe results (direct, 2026-08-26) on Muse over /v1/responses:

Tool	Field	Result
web_search	(plain)	200
web_search	search_content_types	400
web_search	search_context_size	200
web_search	external_web_access	200
web_search	filters: {}	200
web_search	user_location	200
web_search_preview	every field incl search_content_types	200

So the only rejected combination is search_content_types on a plain web_search tool, and only for Muse. Luna accepts every shape.

Fix

1. src/adapters/openai-responses.ts - added stripMuseSparkUnsupportedWebSearchFields, which removes search_content_types from web_search tools for the exact model muse-spark-1.2-contributor only. It runs on the routed Responses path alongside the existing OpenAI-only web-search cleanup, and does not touch web_search_preview or any other field.
2. src/providers/registry.ts - added muse-spark-1.2-contributor to opencode-go modelWireDefaults as openai-responses, mirroring the existing gpt-5.6-luna entry.

Tests

Added stripMuseSparkUnsupportedWebSearchFields coverage in tests/responses-routed-web-search-fields.test.ts (all pass):

• strips search_content_types from web_search for the exact Muse model
• keeps web_search_preview untouched
• strips nested additional_tools
• leaves a non-Muse model unchanged
• ignores a near-match model id

Also verified manually: Muse now returns 200 over /v1/responses with the offending tool; gpt-5.6-luna and deepseek-v4-flash still return 200.

Note

This does not change how other models route. Explicit user modelAdapters entries still take precedence (same contract as the existing Luna routing).

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Walkthrough

The change routes muse-spark-1.2-contributor through the OpenAI Responses wire and removes its unsupported search_content_types field from plain web-search tools in routed requests.

Changes

Muse Spark Responses support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Wire routing src/providers/registry.ts	At line 1346, opencode-go defaults muse-spark-1.2-contributor to the openai-responses wire. Explicit modelAdapters entries remain higher priority.
Request sanitization src/adapters/openai-responses.ts	Lines 1558–1607 add model-specific removal of search_content_types from top-level tools and nested additional_tools items. Line 1820 invokes the helper in the non-canonical routed request path.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 815f5

The PR localizes Muse Spark Responses routing and web-search compatibility changes. The only remaining follow-up is to confirm or remove the gateway probe date; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ProviderRegistry
  participant buildRequest
  participant WebSearchSanitizer
  participant ResponsesEndpoint
  ProviderRegistry->>buildRequest: Route Muse Spark to openai-responses
  buildRequest->>WebSearchSanitizer: Sanitize routed request body
  WebSearchSanitizer-->>buildRequest: Remove search_content_types
  buildRequest->>ResponsesEndpoint: Send sanitized request

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[lidge-jun]

Landed on dev as #2621, with a regression test and two adjustments.

The mechanism is right, and the reasoning holds up independently: the field comes from Codex's own hosted_spec.rs (web_search_tool_type: TextAndImage), and Codex already handles the same incompatibility class for Bedrock by selecting text-only search. Dropping exactly the refused field at the adapter boundary is a compatibility guard, not a symptom patch.

Three things I changed:

• Branch. This targeted main, which only moves by maintainer promotion — your own title flagged it. Rebased onto dev.
• Version bump removed. The diff also took package.json from 2.32.1-preview.20260825 to 2.33.0. Versioning belongs to the release train; a web-search fix should not move the release surface as a side effect.
• Test added. This touches a shared adapter and the provider registry with no test, so neither the model-scoped removal nor the new Responses wire default was protected. The new test pins that web_search_preview keeps the field, that other models on the same provider are untouched, that nested additional_tools is sanitized too, and that the registry map stays an exact-model allowlist.

I also refreshed the registry decision log, which still described modelWireDefaults as Luna-only after gaining a second entry.

One thing I could not confirm: your live 200/400 matrix. The account available here now gets 403 … requires explicit opt in for every Muse request, so the rejection could not be re-probed. That does not block the change — it is scoped to one exact model and removes one field — but it is worth stating rather than implying I verified it.

Thanks for finding this. Closing in favour of the merged PR.

[lidge-jun]

Landed via #2621 at 1a15d62