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The AI-config Decision Model provider picker filtered its entries through a
client-side hardcoded allowlist — kDecisionCapableProviderKeys = {neuralwatt, eurouter, openrouter} (issues #723/#736). That is the inverse of the client's own
rule (frontend AGENTS.md §1/§3, D7: no hardcoded model or provider ids exist
client-side — pickers read the routes). The backend already owns the knowledge
(core::ai::is_decision_capable), so the client copy could only drift:
a newly capable provider was unreachable (never offered in the picker), and
a de-listed provider stayed offered until the decision-models route answered 422 — an avoidable dead end the server had already warned about.
The capability now travels on the wire, so the picker derives it from its own route.
Changes
Backend — additive wire field (no path-version bump, ADR-021):
AiProviderInfo (GET /v1/ai-import/providers) gains decision_capable: bool,
decided by the new public infra::ai::is_decision_capable — a pure re-export of
the core predicate the decision-models route rejects a provider on, so the flag
and the catalog it advertises share one source.
infra registry test pins the biconditional (flag == non-empty decision catalog) for every registered provider — this is what stops one route from
advertising a provider the other rejects.
api handler test pins the served capable key set (eurouter, neuralwatt, openrouter) and its agreement with the core predicate.
backend/openapi.yaml regenerated (UPDATE_OPENAPI=1 cargo test -p api --test contract openapi_drift).
Client:
vendor/breakdown_api regenerated via scripts/regen-client.sh (no hand-edits): AiProviderInfo.decisionCapable.
kDecisionCapableProviderKeys is deleted; the picker renders exactly the
providers the route reports capable.
Kept: the explicit "disabled" (null) entry, and the stale-configured-key
fallback (a stored decision provider the route no longer reports capable — or a
provider list still loading — still renders, so the Dropdown never asserts on an
unknown initialValue). The fallback is now guarded by the rendered capable
set, so it can never duplicate a menu entry while the list is loading.
Doc comments that named concrete provider ids were reworded; grep -E 'neuralwatt|eurouter|openrouter' lib --include='*.dart' now returns only SPDX
co-author attribution lines.
Affected Packages / Artifacts
Package / Artifact
Action
Reason
infra (crates/infra)
bump 0.50.0 → 0.51.0
New public re-export is_decision_capable
api (crates/api)
bump 0.40.0 → 0.41.0
Additive decision_capable field on AiProviderInfo (wire)
cargo clippy -p infra -p api --all-targets: no issues
cargo test -p infra --lib ai::provider_registry: 13 passed
cargo test -p api --test handlers_ai: 84 passed (incl. the new capability test)
UPDATE_OPENAPI=1 cargo test -p api --test contract openapi_drift: 4 passed, openapi.yaml regenerated
bash scripts/regen-client.sh: client regenerated (only ai_provider_info.dart + .g.dart changed, plus the gate-excluded pubspec.lock)
dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs: only the touched .g.dart
dart format --set-exit-if-changed lib test integration_test: clean (474 files, 0 changed)
flutter analyze: no issues
flutter test: 1866 passed (full suite)
Acceptance Criteria
No provider-id allowlist remains in frontend-flutter/lib (the constant is
gone; a grep for neuralwatt/eurouter in lib/ returns only Co-authored-by attribution lines).
AiProviderInfo carries decision capability, served by the backend and
asserted by backend unit + handler tests; openapi.yaml regenerated and openapi_drift green; Dart client regenerated (no hand-edits in vendor/breakdown_api/**).
Widget test: a provider reported decision-capable appears in the decision
provider picker; one reported non-capable does not; the "disabled" entry and
the stale-configured-key fallback still render.
… (issue #736)
The Decision Model provider picker filtered its entries through the
client-side allowlist `kDecisionCapableProviderKeys = {neuralwatt, eurouter,
openrouter}` — the inverse of the client's own rule (D7: no hardcoded model
or provider ids client-side; pickers read the routes). The backend already
owns the knowledge (`is_decision_capable`), so the client copy could only
drift: a newly capable provider was unreachable (never offered), a de-listed
one stayed offered until the route answered 422 — an avoidable dead end.
Backend (additive wire field):
- `AiProviderInfo` (`GET /v1/ai-import/providers`) gains
`decision_capable: bool`, decided by the new public
`infra::ai::is_decision_capable` (pure re-export of the core predicate the
decision-models route rejects on), so capability and catalog share ONE
source.
- Registry test pins the biconditional (flag == non-empty decision catalog)
for every registered provider; the handler test pins the served capable key
set and its agreement with the core predicate.
- `openapi.yaml` regenerated (`UPDATE_OPENAPI=1 ... openapi_drift`), no path
version bump (purely additive). `infra 0.50.0 -> 0.51.0`,
`api 0.40.0 -> 0.41.0` + dependent version requirements.
Client:
- `vendor/breakdown_api` regenerated via scripts/regen-client.sh (no
hand-edits): `AiProviderInfo.decisionCapable`.
- `kDecisionCapableProviderKeys` is deleted. The picker renders exactly the
providers the route reports capable, keeps the explicit "disabled" entry,
and keeps the stale-configured-key fallback — now guarded by the rendered
capable set, so the fallback can never duplicate an entry while the
provider list is still loading.
- Tests: widget regression (capable appears / non-capable does not /
disabled + stale fallback still render) and a Tier-1 route test proving the
flag round-trips from the wire.
- Version/CHANGELOG: 0.4.0-beta.12+104 -> 0.4.0-beta.13+105.
Co-authored-by: deepseek-v4.1-flash (opencode-go)
AI provider information now indicates whether each provider supports Decision Models.
The Decision provider picker reflects reported capabilities, showing eligible providers and retaining a configured provider if it is no longer reported as eligible.
The backend adds a decision_capable field to provider discovery, based on the registry capability predicate. The Flutter provider model reads that field, and the Decision provider picker uses it instead of a hardcoded provider allowlist.
The registry exposes is_decision_capable. Provider discovery returns the decision_capable field, which is required by the OpenAPI schema. Tests check capability flags against provider catalogs and handler responses.
Flutter provider model and picker frontend-flutter/vendor/breakdown_api/lib/src/model/ai_provider_info*, frontend-flutter/lib/features/ai_import/ai_config/*, frontend-flutter/lib/data/ai_config_repository.dart, frontend-flutter/test/features/ai_import/*, frontend-flutter/test/unit/*, frontend-flutter/CHANGELOG.md, frontend-flutter/pubspec.yaml
The generated API model serializes and deserializes decisionCapable. The picker uses discovered capability flags and retains a configured provider as a fallback. Tests cover capability filtering and fallback behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant FlutterRoute
participant list_ai_providers
participant ProviderRegistry
participant _DecisionSection
FlutterRoute->>list_ai_providers: request provider list
list_ai_providers->>ProviderRegistry: evaluate provider capability
ProviderRegistry-->>list_ai_providers: decision capability
list_ai_providers-->>FlutterRoute: provider rows with decision_capable
FlutterRoute->>_DecisionSection: provide discovered providers
_DecisionSection->>_DecisionSection: filter providers and retain configured fallback
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Possibly related issues
Issue 736: The changes implement backend-reported decision capability in place of the Flutter provider allowlist.
Issue 723: The changes update the Decision provider picker to filter from backend capability data.
Possibly related PRs
tradem/breakdown-rs#729: This PR replaces the allowlist and picker introduced by PR #729 with the backend capability field.
tradem/breakdown-rs#728: This PR reuses the catalog capability predicate introduced by PR #728 in provider discovery.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 5d997
The picker uses the backend capability flag. An older backend could leave the decision-provider list empty, but whether that pairing is supported remains unclear; no confirmed issue blocks merging.
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…pable (issue #736)
CodeRabbit review (PR #738): `decision_capable` was a REQUIRED property in the
code-first schema, so a NEW client talking to an OLDER backend (the released-app
skew case) received provider rows without the field and the generated
built_value deserializer threw a null-field error — provider discovery failed
outright and a first-run user could not pick any provider at all.
- `AiProviderInfo.decision_capable` now carries `#[serde(default)]`, which drops
it from the schema's `required` list (mirroring `ModelInfo::recommended`,
PR #489). The server still always serves a concrete boolean; the contract
simply no longer insists on it.
- Regenerated `backend/openapi.yaml` (`UPDATE_OPENAPI=1 ... openapi_drift`) and
`vendor/breakdown_api` (`scripts/regen-client.sh`, no hand-edits):
`bool? get decisionCapable`.
- Picker treats an absent flag as NOT capable (`info.decisionCapable ?? false`)
— the honest default for a backend that does not report the capability.
- Tests: new Tier-1 absence test (a pre-#736 row deserializes with an unknown
capability instead of throwing); the stale-key widget test now models the
de-listed provider as an ABSENT flag rather than an explicit `false`.
- CHANGELOG (backend + frontend) note the non-required property and the
absence semantics.
Co-authored-by: deepseek-v4.1-flash (opencode-go)
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Summary
The AI-config Decision Model provider picker filtered its entries through a
client-side hardcoded allowlist —
kDecisionCapableProviderKeys = {neuralwatt, eurouter, openrouter}(issues #723/#736). That is the inverse of the client's ownrule (frontend
AGENTS.md§1/§3, D7: no hardcoded model or provider ids existclient-side — pickers read the routes). The backend already owns the knowledge
(
core::ai::is_decision_capable), so the client copy could only drift:422— an avoidable dead end the server had already warned about.The capability now travels on the wire, so the picker derives it from its own route.
Changes
Backend — additive wire field (no path-version bump, ADR-021):
AiProviderInfo(GET /v1/ai-import/providers) gainsdecision_capable: bool,decided by the new public
infra::ai::is_decision_capable— a pure re-export ofthe core predicate the decision-models route rejects a provider on, so the flag
and the catalog it advertises share one source.
infraregistry test pins the biconditional (flag == non-empty decision catalog) for every registered provider — this is what stops one route fromadvertising a provider the other rejects.
apihandler test pins the served capable key set (eurouter,neuralwatt,openrouter) and its agreement with the core predicate.backend/openapi.yamlregenerated (UPDATE_OPENAPI=1 cargo test -p api --test contract openapi_drift).Client:
vendor/breakdown_apiregenerated viascripts/regen-client.sh(no hand-edits):AiProviderInfo.decisionCapable.kDecisionCapableProviderKeysis deleted; the picker renders exactly theproviders the route reports capable.
null) entry, and the stale-configured-keyfallback (a stored decision provider the route no longer reports capable — or a
provider list still loading — still renders, so the Dropdown never asserts on an
unknown
initialValue). The fallback is now guarded by the rendered capableset, so it can never duplicate a menu entry while the list is loading.
grep -E 'neuralwatt|eurouter|openrouter' lib --include='*.dart'now returns only SPDXco-author attribution lines.
Affected Packages / Artifacts
infra(crates/infra)is_decision_capableapi(crates/api)decision_capablefield onAiProviderInfo(wire)architecture_tests,integration-tests(Cargo.toml)backend/openapi.yamlopenapi_drift)breakdown_api(vendor/breakdown_api/)scripts/regen-client.shAiProviderInfo.decisionCapableai_config_controller.g.dartbuild_runner)frontend-flutter(pubspec.yaml)CHANGELOG.md(backend + frontend)[Unreleased]Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: cleancargo clippy -p infra -p api --all-targets: no issuescargo test -p infra --lib ai::provider_registry: 13 passedcargo test -p api --test handlers_ai: 84 passed (incl. the new capability test)UPDATE_OPENAPI=1 cargo test -p api --test contract openapi_drift: 4 passed,openapi.yamlregeneratedbash scripts/regen-client.sh: client regenerated (onlyai_provider_info.dart+.g.dartchanged, plus the gate-excludedpubspec.lock)dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs: only the touched.g.dartdart format --set-exit-if-changed lib test integration_test: clean (474 files, 0 changed)flutter analyze: no issuesflutter test: 1866 passed (full suite)Acceptance Criteria
frontend-flutter/lib(the constant isgone; a grep for
neuralwatt/eurouterinlib/returns onlyCo-authored-byattribution lines).AiProviderInfocarries decision capability, served by the backend andasserted by backend unit + handler tests;
openapi.yamlregenerated andopenapi_driftgreen; Dart client regenerated (no hand-edits invendor/breakdown_api/**).provider picker; one reported non-capable does not; the "disabled" entry and
the stale-configured-key fallback still render.
CHANGELOG(backend + frontend) +openapi.yamlnote the contract addition(additive field).
Related
(catalog routing). Sibling of feat(flutter ai-import): Decision Model config UI, 5-star review ratings, and low-score preview filter — depends on #722 #723, which introduced the allowlist.