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…control dsh's llm-pi-ai adapter draws the Effort row only for a model whose entry declares reasoningEfforts, so `wally deepseek` showed only "Model" for our models while DeepSeek's own adapter shows "Effort: High". Each model now declares its /v1/models levels, sent as themselves in reasoning_effort. No route default (the adapter takes one for every model and refuses a request whose model lacks it, e.g. MiMo) and no `off` (pi-ai sends off's wire value whenever no level is chosen). The route pins the system role, which pi-ai would otherwise switch to `developer` for a reasoning model. Verified with dsh 0.1.5-rc.2 against a capture server: low and xhigh reach the wire as reasoning_effort, Provider default sends none, roles stay system. Break test: declaration removed, the new test fails at agents.rs:2263; restored, passes.
OpenCode offers no effort choice for a custom provider's model without variants. Each model now gets one variant per /v1/models level, a `none` variant where thinking can be turned off, and the model's default level as its model-level option, which a chosen variant overrides. Verified with OpenCode 2.0.28: against a capture server `#high` sends reasoning_effort high, no variant sends the default, `#none` sends none; against production #none settled 0 reasoning tokens where #low and #max settled 33 and 42. Break test: the call removed, the new test fails at opencode.rs:562; restored, passes.
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OpenClaw took our models not to reason: `--thinking high` was refused
("Use one of: off, ultra") and no reasoning_effort was ever sent. Each
model with levels now declares reasoning, supportsReasoningEffort and its
levels as compat.supportedReasoningEfforts (`none` first where thinking
can be turned off, so /think off sends none), and its default level as
agents.defaults.models["runanywhere/<id>"].params.thinking unless the
person's config already sets one. A model with no levels is unchanged:
with reasoning on and nothing to choose OpenClaw would default it off.
Verified with OpenClaw 2026.10.4 (Node 24): against a capture server the
default sends high, low/xhigh/max themselves, off sends none; against
production through wally, default 166 reasoning tokens, low 105, max 89,
off 0 with the prompt 25 tokens shorter. Break test: the declaration
removed, the new test fails at agents.rs:2381; restored, passes.
The model list's default level, as the nearest level the model's Claude effort menu has (xhigh on a menu without it is high). None for a model with no menu or no default.
Claude Code started every model at the default of the Claude model it takes the entry to be, not the model's own. wally now passes --effort with the model list's default, as it passes --model: a person's own --effort wins, and /effort still changes it. Verified against a stand-in claude: deepseek-v4.1-flash and glm-5.3-flash get --effort max, muse-spark medium, mimo-v2.6-pro none, and --effort low of their own is kept. Break test: the lookup neutered, --effort is gone from the argv; restored, it is back. Production run with no --effort answered correctly.
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Per-harness matrix: before and after this PRAll runs used deepseek-v4.1-flash on production with Aman's sign-in (levels low / high / xhigh / max; default max today, high once InferenceInfra #5210 ships; can turn thinking off; takes images). The prompt asked for the count of integers below 1000 divisible by 3 or 5 but not 15 (answer 400). Reasoning token counts are from the settled usage rows. The capture server shows the exact
Changed in this PR: OpenCode, DeepSeek Harness, OpenClaw, and Claude Code's default. Every other row is unchanged. Still open:
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Match the injected effort to the CLI model.
When args contains --model <other-id> without --effort, the launch keeps that model but derives --effort from the outer model. Claude Code can therefore receive an effort level for a different model. Omit the injected effort when the user supplies --model, or resolve the effective CLI model before the lookup.
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Review comment at @src/commands/cmd_editors.rs around lines 1041 - 1044:
Update the effort-injection condition around `claude_effort::default_effort` so
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`--model`. Preserve the existing effort lookup when no CLI model override or
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Our hosted models grade their reasoning by
reasoning_effort, but two of the harnesses Wally opens gave customers no way to pick a level:wally deepseek) showed only "Model: deepseek-v4.1-flash", where DeepSeek's own model shows a second row, "Effort: High".Root cause
llm-pi-aiadapter, which Wally registers our provider with, shows Effort only for a model whose entry declaresreasoningEfforts(README: "An adapter without reasoning metadata leaves the Effort row absent"). Wally declared only id, name, input, contextWindow and maxTokens. DeepSeek's own adapter declares off / low / high / max.variants, and Wally declared none ({name, limit, cost, modalities, attachment}).Fix
Both read the console's
/v1/modelsreasoningblock (levels, default_level, thinking_off), which Wally already parses. No level list is hard-coded.reasoningEfforts, each sent as itself inreasoning_effort. The route setscompat.supportsDeveloperRole: false, because pi-ai would otherwise send the system prompt asdeveloperto a model that reasons. Two adapter limits shape this:reasoning) and refuses a request on any model that lacks that level (MiMo has none). So dsh shows "Provider default" first, sends no level, and the endpoint runs the model's owndefault_level.off's wire value both for Off and when no level is chosen, so declaring off asnonewould turn thinking off under Provider default.reasoningEffort, which@ai-sdk/openai-compatiblesends asreasoning_effort), plusnonewherethinking_offis true. The model'sdefault_levelgoes in as its model-leveloptions.reasoningEffort, which a chosen variant overrides. OpenCode ignores a#variantin the config'smodelkey, so the default can only go there.docs/EDITORS.mddescribes what each harness offers, and adds "Reasoning effort without wally" for customers who point OpenCode, dsh or any OpenAI-compatible client at the API directly.What each model gets, from production
/v1/modelstoday:highonce InferenceInfra #5210 ships (Wally reads whichever is current)nonevariant; no dsh controlVerification
Capture server (the exact request bodies):
reasoning_effortsent#highhigh#maxmax#nonenonelowxhighThe system prompt stays
systemin every case.Production, Aman's sign-in, deepseek-v4.1-flash (settled usage rows):
#low#max#none#noneturned thinking off: zero reasoning tokens, and a prompt 25 tokens shorter (the thinking render). The dsh headless runs with the effort set through an isolatedDSH_HOMEsettings file answered with thinking on. Before this change, OpenCode refused-m runanywhere/deepseek-v4.1-flash#maxwith "Variant unavailable".Tests: two new unit tests. Break test: with each declaration removed, the new test fails (
agents.rs:2263,opencode.rs:562); restored, both pass. The fullcargo testpasses, andcargo fmt --checkandclippy -D warningsare clean.A per-harness matrix (claude-code, claude-desktop, codex, chatgpt, opencode, deepseek, hermes, openclaw, prime-agent: level picker, default, reasoning_effort on the wire, thinking off, images), each column checked live against production, follows as a comment.
Nothing Wally writes outlives the run: OpenCode gets its config through
OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT, and dsh a temporary patch.Summary by cubic
Adds model-specific reasoning effort controls to DeepSeek Harness, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and Claude Code. They previously showed no effort picker (DeepSeek Harness, OpenCode), treated the models as non-reasoning (OpenClaw), or started at another model's default effort (Claude Code); all now read each model's
/v1/modelsreasoning metadata.noneonly when thinking can be disabled, and starts at the model's default level./thinkoffers each model's levels, sendsnonefor off where allowed, and sets the model's default unless the user's own config already sets one.--effortunless the user passes their own;/effortstill changes it in the session.Written for commit efcf3ae. Summary will update on new commits.
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--thinking highwas refused and noreasoning_effortwas ever sent. Each model with levels now declaresreasoning,compat.supportsReasoningEffortandcompat.supportedReasoningEfforts(nonefirst where thinking can be turned off, so/think offsendsnone). Its default level goes in asagents.defaults.models["runanywhere/<id>"].params.thinking, unless the user's config sets one; that table does not restrict OpenClaw's picker. Verified with OpenClaw 2026.10.4 on Node 24, against the capture server and against production through Wally. Break test included.--effort <model's default_level>the way it passes--model. The user's own--effortwins, and/effortstill changes the level. Before, every model started at the default of the stand-in Claude model. Verified against a stand-inclaude(argv) and with a production run.The per-harness matrix is in the comment below.