Route GPT-5.6 reasoning effort through Kiro's native reasoning.effort field instead of the legacy Claude output_config.effort path. GPT-5.6 models now emit reasoning.effort for low/medium/high/xhigh, with max mapped to the xhigh wire value.
Preserve the Responses API reasoning.effort through the OpenAI intermediate by copying it to reasoning_effort before the field is dropped. Skip legacy thinking_mode prompt tags when a supported native GPT effort is emitted, while keeping the legacy fallback for unsupported values (auto/minimal/ultra) and explicit disable semantics (none/off/disabled). Claude adaptive effort continues to use thinking plus output_config.effort.
Validate AWS EventStream framing, header bounds, CRCs, error frames,
and terminal stop metadata before exposing Kiro output. Classify stop
reasons into dispositions (complete / retryable / terminal_incomplete /
refusal) and retry once when the stream ends with a malformed tool call,
ellipsis-only output, or a short future-action sentence.
Fail closed: propagate streaming failures as error SSE (502) instead of
collapsing them into a successful stop, so incomplete responses no longer
leak as final answers.
Detect the observed evidence-prefixed trailing progress final without
broadening the Chinese heuristic to completed findings.
Reshape Kiro direct requests so resumed client sessions reuse Kiro's
cache-affinity fields instead of starting unrelated CodeWhisperer
conversations.
- keep conversationState.conversationId stable when the client sends an
explicit session id (x-session-id, session_id, conversation_id, Claude
Code session metadata)
- add a stable conversationState.agentContinuationId per Kiro session
- send conversationState.agentTaskType: "vibe" and agentMode: "vibe",
matching the normal Kiro CLI/KAS chat path
- move Kiro thinking instructions into Kiro-compatible systemPrompt /
additionalModelRequestFields instead of generic top-level thinking
- keep volatile timestamp context out of the top-level systemPrompt; it
remains only in user content fallback
- suppress additionalModelRequestFields for legacy 4.5-era Claude/Kiro
models that reject it, while defaulting future Claude/Kiro model ids
to supported
- preserve Kiro meteringEvent credit usage internally for accounting
without leaking provider-specific fields into OpenAI-compatible usage
- prevent unrelated headerless Kiro requests from sharing one
connection-wide continuation
- cap/evict continuation sessions so long-running processes do not grow
the continuation map unbounded
- treat generated headerless Kiro sessions as one-shot so they do not
evict real explicit-session continuations
- keep credit-only Kiro metering valid for internal persistence when
token metrics are unavailable
Add GPT-5.6 Sol/Terra/Luna and their synthetic thinking/agentic/
thinking-agentic variants to the Kiro static catalog with the observed
272k context window and credit multipliers (2.4/1.2/0.6), register MITM
mapping slots for the new base ids, and override runtime capabilities so
the GPT-5.6 family reports the 272k window instead of the generic GPT-5
profile.
Project conversationState history/currentMessage into OpenAI-style
messages for /v1/compress, then write compressed text back into the
original Kiro fields while preserving provider payload shape. Fail open
when the proxy returns malformed or reordered messages.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add 1M context capability overrides for claude-opus-4.8 and -thinking
variants, and use the resolved capability contextWindow (fallback 200k)
instead of the hardcoded 200k estimate in the Kiro executor.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Resolve the Kiro thinking budget from client intent (OpenAI reasoning_effort,
OpenAI Responses reasoning.effort, Claude output_config.effort, and Claude
thinking.budget_tokens) by reusing the shared thinkingUnified extractThinking
parser, then inject the resolved budget into the Kiro thinking system prefix.
Explicit none/off/disabled stops the prefix injection; synthetic -thinking
aliases keep the default budget.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>