perf: eliminate unnecessary json marshalling for anthropic requests to bridge#102
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I've reviewed the PR structurally, and I only have one comment about test coverage. The rest looks good.
At a higher level I'm a little concerned that we might not sufficiently document why we need to do this kind of content modification.
Its a seemingly invalid assumption of mine that because Bridge acts as a gateway, there should be no discrepancies between the payloads we receive and the ones we track or send on.
Yet, we need to introduce the stream attribute, and me need to coerce tool calls into a specific format and I've been unable to determine why.
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Is this test case (and others related to tool_result, mcp_tool_result) no longer relevant? We still have logic in convertStringContentRecursive that relates to these types of content.
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Signed-off-by: Danny Kopping <dannykopping@gmail.com>
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Update our dependency on coder/aibridge. This allows us to benefit from the following additions to bridge: feat: inner agentic loop for openai responses requests (blocking only) (coder/aibridge#127) feat: req/resp logging middleware (coder/aibridge#105) perf: eliminate unnecessary json marshalling for anthropic requests to bridge (coder/aibridge#102) feat: add token usage recording for responses streaming interceptor (coder/aibridge#125) feat: add token usage recording for responses blocking interceptor (coder/aibridge#124) feat: add tool usage recording to streaming responses interceptor (coder/aibridge#123) feat: add tool usage recording for blocking responses interceptor (coder/aibridge#122) Extend circuit breaker functionality to support per-model isolation (coder/aibridge#111) feat: add circuit breaker for upstream provider overload protection (coder/aibridge#75) chore: change blocking request timeouts to 10m (coder/aibridge#118) feat: add prompt recording for responses API (coder/aibridge#109) feat: add basic responses API interceptor (coder/aibridge#107)
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The actions of determining whether to use Anthropic's streaming APIs and ensuring a uniform message payload format used to unmarshal and remarshal the same payload twice. This PR ensures we unmarshal once, do both, and then remarshal once.