* refactor: remove 9 low-usage providers (Phase 0)
Remove Cerebras, Chutes, DeepInfra, Doubao, Featherless, Groq,
Hugging Face, IO Intelligence, and Unbound providers from the codebase.
Each provider removal includes: handler, tests, model definitions,
type schemas, UI settings components, fetchers, i18n references,
and all wiring in shared registration/config files.
- Delete 42 provider-specific files (handlers, tests, fetchers, UI components)
- Remove @ai-sdk/cerebras and @ai-sdk/groq npm dependencies
- Clean provider references from 68 shared files across src/, packages/types/,
webview-ui/, and apps/cli/
- Remove ~490 dead i18n translation keys across 36 locale files
- Add docs/ai-sdk-migration-guide.md with updated migration status
- All TypeScript checks pass, 6505 tests pass with 0 failures
* feat: show retired-provider message for removed provider profiles
Preserve API profiles that reference removed providers instead of
silently stripping their apiProvider. When a user selects a profile
configured for a retired provider, the settings UI now shows an
empathetic message explaining the removal instead of the provider
configuration form.
- Add retiredProviderNames array and isRetiredProvider() helper to
packages/types/src/provider-settings.ts
- Update ProviderSettingsManager sanitization to preserve retired
providers (only strip truly unknown values)
- Update ContextProxy sanitization to preserve retired providers
- Render retired-provider message in ApiOptions.tsx when selected
provider is in the retired list
- Add tests for sanitization, ContextProxy, and UI behavior
* feat: add retired-provider warning banner in chat view
* Revert "feat: add retired-provider warning banner in chat view"
This reverts commit dd593e1056.
* feat: show retired-provider message as inline chat response
* fix: show retired provider warning on home screen
Move WarningRow outside {task && ...} conditional so it renders
regardless of task state. Preserve user input on retired provider
intercept so text isn't lost when switching providers.
- Move showRetiredProviderWarning WarningRow to unconditional render
area near ProfileViolationWarning
- Remove setInputValue/setSelectedImages clearing from retired
provider early return in handleSendMessage
- Delete unused RetiredProviderWarning.tsx (dead code)
* fix: address PR review — passthrough retired-provider fields and i18n strings
- Use passthrough() in saveConfig() and load() so legacy provider-specific
fields (e.g. groqApiKey, deepInfraModelId) are preserved instead of
silently stripped by strict Zod parse()
- Move hardcoded English strings in ApiOptions.tsx and ChatView.tsx to
i18n translation keys (settings:providers.retiredProviderMessage,
chat:retiredProvider.{title,message,openSettings})
- Update tests to assert legacy provider-specific fields survive
save and load round-trips
* i18n: add retired-provider translations for all 17 locales
Translate providers.retiredProviderMessage (settings) and
retiredProvider.{title,message,openSettings} (chat) into ca, de, es,
fr, hi, id, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt-BR, ru, tr, vi, zh-CN, zh-TW.
* test: update ApiOptions retired-provider test to expect i18n key
* chore(cli): prepare release v0.0.52
* Update CHANGELOG for build cleanup and Linux support
Removed unused dependency from build configuration and added Linux support.
* feat: migrate Bedrock provider to AI SDK
Replace the raw AWS SDK (@aws-sdk/client-bedrock-runtime) Bedrock handler
with the Vercel AI SDK (@ai-sdk/amazon-bedrock). Reduces provider from
1,633 lines to 575 lines (65% reduction).
Key changes:
- Use streamText()/generateText() instead of ConverseStreamCommand/ConverseCommand
- Use createAmazonBedrock() with native auth (access key, secret, session,
profile via credentialProvider, API key, VPC endpoint as baseURL)
- Reasoning config via providerOptions.bedrock.reasoningConfig
- Anthropic beta headers via providerOptions.bedrock.anthropicBeta
- Thinking signature captured from providerMetadata.bedrock.signature
on reasoning-delta stream events
- Thinking signature round-tripped via providerOptions.bedrock.signature
on reasoning parts in convertToAiSdkMessages()
- Redacted thinking captured from providerMetadata.bedrock.redactedData
- isAiSdkProvider() returns true for reasoning block preservation
- Keep: getModel, ARN parsing, cross-region inference, cost calculation,
service tier pricing, 1M context beta
Tests: 83 tests skipped (mock old AWS SDK internals, need rewrite for
AI SDK mocking). 106 tests pass. 0 tests fail.
* fix: address review feedback for Bedrock AI SDK migration
- Wire usePromptCache into AI SDK via providerOptions.bedrock.cachePoint
on system prompt and last two user messages
- Remove debug logger.info that fires on every stream event with
providerMetadata
- Tighten isThrottlingError to match 'rate limit' instead of broad
'rate'/'limit' substrings that false-positive on context length errors
- Use shared handleAiSdkError utility for consistent error handling
with status code preservation for retry logic
* fix: bedrock AI SDK migration - fix usage metrics, rewrite tests, remove dead code
- Fix reasoningTokens always 0 (usage.details?.reasoningTokens → usage.reasoningTokens)
- Fix cacheReadInputTokens always 0 (read from usage.inputTokenDetails instead of providerMetadata)
- Fix invokedModelId not extracted for prompt router cost calculation
- Rewrite all 6 skipped bedrock test suites for AI SDK mocking pattern (140 tests pass)
- Remove dead code: bedrock-converse-format.ts, cache-strategy/ (6 files, ~2700 lines)
* chore: remove dead @anthropic-ai/bedrock-sdk dep and stale AWS SDK mocks
* chore: update pnpm-lock.yaml after removing @anthropic-ai/bedrock-sdk
* fix: compute cache point indices from original Anthropic messages before AI SDK conversion
The previous approach naively targeted the last 2 user messages in the
post-conversion AI SDK array, but convertToAiSdkMessages() splits user
messages containing tool_results into separate tool + user messages,
causing cache points to land on the wrong messages (tiny text fragments
instead of the intended meaty user turns).
Now we identify the last 2 user messages in the original Anthropic
message array (matching the Anthropic provider's caching strategy) and
build a parallel-walk mapping to apply cachePoint to the correct
corresponding AI SDK message.
* perf: optimize prompt caching with 3-point message strategy + anchor for 20-block window
Previous approach only cached the last 2 user messages (using 2 of 4
available cache checkpoints for messages). This left significant cache
savings on the table for longer conversations.
New strategy uses up to 3 message cache points (+ 1 system = 4 total):
- Last user message: write to cache for next request
- Second-to-last user message: read from cache for current request
- Anchor message at ~1/3 position: ensures the 20-block lookback window
from the second-to-last breakpoint hits a stable cache entry, covering
all assistant/tool messages in the middle of the conversation
Also extracted the parallel-walk mapping logic into a reusable
applyCachePointsToAiSdkMessages() helper method.
Industry benchmarks show 70-95% token cache rates are achievable;
this change should significantly improve our 39% baseline for longer
multi-turn conversations.
* chore: remove stale bedrock-sdk external, fix arnInfo property name, remove unused exports
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Co-authored-by: daniel-lxs <ricciodaniel98@gmail.com>
When using slash commands with `mode:` frontmatter (e.g., `/cli-release`
with `mode: code`), the CLI would fail with "Could not resolve
authentication method" from the Anthropic SDK, even when using a
non-Anthropic provider like `--provider roo`.
Root cause: In `markWebviewReady()`, the `webviewDidLaunch` message was
sent before `updateSettings`, creating a race condition. The
`webviewDidLaunch` handler's "first-time init" sync would read
`getState()` before CLI-provided settings were applied to the context
proxy. Since `getState()` defaults `apiProvider` to "anthropic" when
unset, this default was saved to the provider profile. When a slash
command triggered `handleModeSwitch()`, it found this corrupted profile
with `apiProvider: "anthropic"` (but no API key) and activated it,
overwriting the CLI's working roo provider configuration.
Fix:
1. Reorder `markWebviewReady()` to send `updateSettings` before
`webviewDidLaunch`, ensuring the context proxy has CLI-provided
values when the initialization handler runs.
2. Guard the first-time init sync with `checkExistKey(apiConfiguration)`
to prevent saving a profile with only the default "anthropic"
fallback and no actual API keys configured.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Allow --api-key and ROO_API_KEY env var for the roo provider instead of
requiring cloud auth token
- Switch dev/start scripts to use tsx for running directly from source
without building first
- Fix path resolution (version.ts, extension.ts, extension-host.ts) to
work from both source and bundled locations
- Disable debug log file (~/.roo/cli-debug.log) unless --debug is passed
- Update README with complete env var table and dev workflow docs
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
copy: update /slack page messaging
- Update trial CTA to 'Start a free 14 day Team trial'
- Replace 'humans' with 'your team' in value props subtitle
- Shorten value prop titles for consistent one-line display
- Improve Thread-aware and Open to all descriptions
