Adding PerchAI provider - #130
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[DRAFT] As of commit b8fc9f0 which I consider to be release candidate 1: things are not yet ready for merge or review. Will test for a few days. |
- Custom acompletion: envelope-shaped request body, SSE stream parsing, finish_reason='stop' mapping - OAuth session reader: file-based refresh with asyncio.Lock single-flight, in-memory TTL cache - $150/mo rolling quota tracker with model-level breakdown and warning/error thresholds - PerchaiAuthBase: cookie+state-file OAuth flow shared across provider surface - ProviderFactory registers perchai auth class alongside existing OAuth providers - All 10 perchai error codes mapped to existing provider error taxonomy - .fork/stack.yml: perchai feature entry registered for check-stack validation - .fork/features/perchai.md: append-only ledger entry for durable shared history - Note: tests/test_perchai_provider.py lives on disk but is fork-level gitignored by the tests/* rule; live e2e coverage runs outside the repo
…AI response shape
Litellm APIError (base class) does not accept response= kwarg; requires
status_code= and accepts request=httpx.Request (not Response). Fixed 3 callsites
(empty body, malformed JSON, missing choices).
Perchai's /api/perch-terminal/model-call returns
{ok, text, content, provider, model, usage:{inputTokens, outputTokens,
cacheReadInputTokens, totalTokens}} — NOT OpenAI-compatible {choices:[...]}.
Added adapter that walks perchai's shape and builds litellm.ModelResponse
manually with litellm.Choices/Message/Usage.
Live test on perchai/nemotron-3.5-lightning (non-streaming) returns 'Hello'
with usage mapped correctly; streaming yields 3 chunks ('1','2\n3\n4\n5',
finish=stop); quota background job polls /api/perch-terminal/usage without
crash; 29/29 pytest cases pass.
The streaming path (_stream_completion) had no 401 handler - it raised AuthenticationError immediately on token expiry. With a single credential, the proxy exhausted all credentials and failed the request. The non-streaming path already had reactive 401 refresh via PerchaiAuthBase.refresh_on_401 + asyncio.Lock single-flight. This commit mirrors that pattern in the streaming path: - _stream_completion now accepts build_headers (callable), token, auth_base_cls, auth_error_cls instead of a pre-built headers dict - On first 401: consume body, exit stream context, refresh token via refresh_on_401, retry stream with new token - On second 401 (refresh failed): let _raise_for_status raise - Uses manual __aenter__/__aexit__ to enable retry across context manager boundaries inside an async generator Test coverage (tests/test_perchai_provider.py, gitignored but on disk): - test_given_expired_token_when_non_stream_chat_then_refreshes_and_retries: PASS - test_given_expired_token_when_stream_chat_then_refreshes_and_retries: PASS - 31/31 total suite pass, zero regressions
…ase GoTrue /auth/v1/token?grant_type=refresh_token
…isfy litellm pydantic schema
- Drop typing_extensions.AsyncGenerator alias; import from typing directly
- Move lazy 'import time' to module top of perchai_quota_tracker
- Replace __import__('os') in __init__ with module-level 'import os'
- Convert absolute rotator_library.* imports to relative (.. / ...)
- Register 'perchai' pytest marker in pyproject.toml
…ledger; kept only what made the cut
…n files Audit pass: removed every verbose docstring, section-divider banner, and describe-what-the-code-obviously-does comment from the four PR Python files. Kept only comments that explain non-obvious contract details (canonical tool-call source, single-flight refresh, atomic session write, lazy asyncio.Lock, defensive speculative branches). Module docstrings, TypedDict docstrings, and class docstrings were removed entirely; their names are self-documenting. Function docstrings were dropped from names whose behaviour is evident from the body. Net change: -708 lines across 4 files. Also fix: Copyright header in tests/test_perchai_provider.py now reads 'Kévin Cojean' (was 'b3nw').
…Cojean The three new files (perchai_provider.py, perchai_auth_base.py, perchai_quota_tracker.py) were authored for this fork and shouldn't inherit the upstream LGPL. Re-license as MIT and set copyright to the file author. Upstream files in this PR (provider_urls.py, credential_manager.py, provider_config.py, provider_factory.py) keep their existing Mirrowel copyright since most of their content is upstream-owned. Test file copyright was already fixed in dc2ed33.
fix(provider): resolve credential identifier to access token before use test: verify credential file path resolution returns correct token test: verify env:// virtual
chore(build): copy requirements.txt during build process fix(auth): handle JSON decode error in token refresh error handling
…g stop Perchai provider detected incomplete streams (no [DONE] marker) but only logged at DEBUG level and synthesized a stop chunk, making the client think the response was complete. This caused silent truncation during long thinking chains. Changes: - Change log level from DEBUG to WARNING for visibility - Raise RuntimeError instead of synthesizing stop chunk - Client now receives error instead of partial response Tests: - test_perchai_stream_normal_termination - test_perchai_stream_incomplete_raises_error Fixes kanban T-001 (Perchai provider path)
Track stream duration, chunk count, and bytes received when stream ends without [DONE] marker. This helps diagnose whether truncation correlates with time, data size, or other patterns.
Perchai API sends two completion signals:
1. {"type": "done", "finishReason": "stop"} event
2. data: [DONE] SSE terminator
Previously only checked for [DONE], causing false truncation errors
when Perchai sent done event without [DONE] terminator.
Now accepts either signal as valid completion.
Fixes kanban T-001
Perchai streams ending without [DONE] or done event is normal for tool calls. Changed log level from WARNING to DEBUG and rephrased message to be informational rather than alarmist. Fixes kanban T-001
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[DRAFT] As of commit 846b6a9 which I consider to be release candidate 2: fixed a pretty tricky issue which would interrupt streaming (normal responses and thinking responses). Things seem stable for deepseek, will test for more time with other models to confirm stability before submitting PR. |
test(perchai_provider): add tests for sync transform_request hook execution test(perchai_provider): verify reasoning_effort is capped to
When Perch.ai sends done event with ok=false, the error was logged at DEBUG level and silently dropped (return None). This caused streams to end prematurely without visible error, appearing as 'thinks half second then interrupts'. Changed to: - Log at WARNING level (visible in normal logs) - Raise RuntimeError with actual error message - Error propagates to streaming handler for proper retry/rotation Updated test to expect RuntimeError instead of None return.
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Found out Perchai sets hard limits on thinking tokens for DeepSeek v4 flash. Added a solution to this as of 32dfe05 will be testing again. Looking good - getting good results with Gemma models, Qwen 3.8 flash, and lately the deepseek v4 flash (which has been the most capricious) is behaving much better. |
Perch now gates /api/perch-terminal/model-call behind a short-lived x-perch-turn-ticket header minted via /api/perch-terminal/turn-ticket, which the proxy never sent - the reported 403 perch_surface_required credential exhaustion. Add PerchaiAuthBase.ensure_turn_ticket() to mint/cache/renew a ticket per credential and attach it in acompletion. On a 403 perch_surface_required mid-flight, drop the cached ticket, re-mint, and retry once (mirrors the existing 401 retry-once pattern) instead of raising and burning the credential. Classify the new turn_rate_limited 429 as real per-turn exhaustion.
test_option_id_routes_to_real_upstream crafts its model-call by hand instead of going through PerchaiProvider.acompletion(), so it predates the turn-ticket requirement and now 403s with perch_surface_required against the live service. Mint and attach the ticket the same way the provider does.
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…ions and CLI User-Agent mirroring Two coordinated fixes to the operator's 'reauth SUPER frequently + 403 perch_surface_required' report: 1. Email/password credential discovery (feat-style): PERCHAI_EMAIL_<N>/PERCHAI_PASSWORD_<N> env vars mint independent GoTrue sessions at <data_dir>/oauth_creds/perchai_password_<N>.json. The proxy now has its own refresh chain and never shares the CLI's single-use rotating token, never reads or writes ~/.perch. 2. User-Agent mirroring on every outbound Perch request (fix-style): The CLI bundle sets User-Agent: perchai-cli/<PERCHAI_CLI_VERSION||'unknown'> on every outbound call. The proxy was sending httpx's default 'python-httpx/<ver>' which Perch's server fingerprints as 'direct API access' and rejects with perch_surface_required. Mirrored the CLI's exact pattern: USER_AGENT_PREFIX='perchai-cli/', USER_AGENT_VERSION_ENV ='PERCHAI_CLI_VERSION', USER_AGENT_VERSION_FALLBACK='unknown'. Header now set on turn-ticket mint, model-call, account GET, Supabase config GET, GoTrue refresh, and password sign-in. Both fixes target the same root cause: the proxy not appearing as the CLI to Perch's server. With both deployed, the proxy owns its identity (separate chain, no shared refresh) and wears the CLI's fingerprint (so it is not classified as direct API access). Files changed: - src/rotator_library/credential_manager.py - discover PERCHAI_EMAIL_<N>/PERCHAI_PASSWORD_<N>, expose as password://perchai/<N> virtual credential paths - src/rotator_library/providers/perchai_auth_base.py - PerchaiCredentialKind.PASSWORD, _ensure_password_session, _sign_in_with_password, password-mode session cache routing, and USER_AGENT_* constants plus _user_agent()/user_agent() - src/rotator_library/providers/perchai_provider.py - User-Agent in model-call _headers() and account GET - tests/test_credential_manager.py - regression test for the new discovery - tests/test_perchai_auth.py - 7 UA RED/GREEN tests (turn-ticket, env override, password signin, refresh, config GET, model-call, helper unit), plus prior-session password bootstrap tests - .fork/features/perchai.md - ledger entries for both fixes Verification: uv run python3 -m py_compile <changed files> # exit 0 uv run ruff check <changed files> --select F401,F811,F821,E9 # clean uv run pytest tests/test_perchai_auth.py tests/test_perchai_provider.py -q -m 'not live' # 127 passed uv run pytest tests/ -q -m 'not live' # 3 failed (live-gated, pre-existing Perch-side 403), 648 passed, 15 errors - no new breakage from prior run (was 3/637/15) Live confirmation of the password bootstrap path (PUT /auth/v1/user then POST /auth/v1/token?grant_type=password returning HTTP 200 with an independent session_id) is in .opencode/ledger/perchai-auth.md. The User-Agent fix is correct but cannot be live-confirmed until the branch is deployed and tested against app.perchai.app, since the real perch CLI on this machine is currently also 403'd by Perch's gate.
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… unblock Three live probes were silently 403'd by Perch's surface gate because they used raw httpx.AsyncClient without setting User-Agent (httpx defaults to python-httpx/<ver>, which Perch fingerprints and rejects with perch_surface_required regardless of which endpoint it hits). The deployed proxy already sends perchai-cli/<version> on every outbound call - the seam test in test_perchai_auth.py proves it. These tests now send the same header through the same PerchaiAuthBase.user_agent() helper. Also adds test_live_provider_acompletion_returns_200_against_app_perchai: the first e2e that goes through PerchaiProvider.acompletion against the live app.perchai.app. The seam test proves the wire-level UA; this test proves production accepts it end to end (token discovery -> turn-ticket mint -> model-call POST). If the UA fix is ever reverted, the turn-ticket mint 403s with perch_surface_required and acompletion raises PerchaiAuthError before any model call is attempted.
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As of commit 207e245 things are quite stable, the most difficult part is keeping up with the quasi-daily changes Perch makes to their backend - it's quite fast moving. In that sense I feel like this provider cannot be considered stable any time soon and would rather archive the PR. Though the code will stay up for any curious mind. |
[DRAFT] Things are not yet ready for merge or review. Will test for a few days.
Added provider
perchai.appUsing oauth tokens
Cheers