Deepseek API (and likely other providers) reject messages with
role: 'developer' — only accept system, user, assistant, tool.
filterToOpenAIFormat() normalizes content blocks but never touched
message roles, so developer passed through unmodified and caused
400 errors (issue #773).
Fix: add one-line developer → system mapping in filterToOpenAIFormat()
before role-specific logic. This is the common normalization point
called for all targetFormat=openai providers (Deepseek, Groq, Mistral,
Perplexity, Together, Fireworks, Cerebras, xAI, NVIDIA, etc.)
Closes#773
Add input_audio and audio_url content type handlers to
convertOpenAIContentToParts() in geminiHelper.js, converting
OpenAI audio format to Gemini inlineData format.
Also add audio types to VALID_OPENAI_CONTENT_TYPES in
openaiHelper.js so they are not stripped by filterToOpenAIFormat().
Fixes#912
- BaseUrlSelect: add cloud endpoint option, custom URL local state, always
default to first option; new cliEndpointMatch helper; CLI tool cards refactor
- API: new /v1/audio/voices and /v1/models/info; /v1/models filters disabled
models, drop unused timestamp
- initializeApp: guard tunnel/tailscale auto-resume to once-per-process
- geminiHelper: ensureObjectType for schemas with properties but no type
- skills: minor SKILL.md tweaks (chat/embeddings/image/stt/tts/web-*)
Remote HTTP(S) image URLs are fetched and inlined as base64 data URIs
in a new prefetchImages() step run before super.execute(), so the body
sent to Codex contains resolved image bytes instead of URLs the backend
cannot access.
Scope is limited to the Codex executor — base executor and other
providers are untouched.
Co-authored-by: anuragg-saxenaa <anuragg.saxenaa@gmail.com>
Made-with: Cursor
- Add claudeHeaderCache.js to intercept and cache live Claude Code client headers
- Forward cached headers dynamically to api.anthropic.com via default.js
- Strip first-party identity headers (x-app, claude-code-* beta) for non-Anthropic upstreams
- Validate and sanitize tool call IDs to match Anthropic pattern (^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$)
- Skip thinking blocks when applying cache_control; fix max_tokens buffer (+1024)
- Strip cache_control from thinking blocks in openai-to-claude translator
- Comment out thoughtSignature in Gemini translator (kept for reference)
- Expand .gitignore to match all deploy*.sh variants
Co-authored-by: kwanLeeFrmVi <quanle96@outlook.com>
Closes#433
Made-with: Cursor
Previously only base64 data: URLs were handled in the OpenAI-to-Claude
and OpenAI-to-Gemini request translators. HTTP/HTTPS image URLs were
silently dropped, causing vision-capable models to respond with
"I don't see any image."
Gemini API requires enum properties to have an explicit type:"string"
declaration. Without it, tool calls with enum parameters return 400
Bad Request. Fixes#359.
Cursor sends images as Chat Completions format:
{ type: "image_url", image_url: { url: "data:...", detail: "auto" } }
But Codex Responses API requires:
{ type: "input_image", image_url: "data:..." }
- openai-responses.js: bidirectional conversion image_url <-> input_image
- responsesApiHelper.js: input_image -> image_url in Responses->Chat path
- codex.js: safety net conversion in executor before sending to Codex API
Note: Cursor has a known bug where images bypass the Override OpenAI Base URL
and are sent directly to api.openai.com. This fix is effective for other clients
(curl, Codex CLI, Claude Code) that route through the proxy correctly.
Made-with: Cursor
- Added handling for HTTP_STATUS.NOT_ACCEPTABLE in error types and messages.
- Enhanced the `prepareClaudeRequest` function to filter built-in tools for non-Anthropic providers and clean up empty tool arrays.
- Updated the `openaiToClaudeRequest` function to handle built-in tools more effectively and ensure proper tool conversion.
- Improved the `claudeToOpenAIResponse` function to skip processing for built-in server tool blocks.
- Refined error message handling in the `parseUpstreamError` function to ensure meaningful output.
- Adjusted command checks for tool installations across various settings routes to use `command -v` for better compatibility.
Tran Hoang Nguyen