* feat: store reasoning in conversation history for all providers * refactor: address review feedback - Move comments inside else block - Combine reasoning checks into single if block - Make comments more concise * refactor: make comments more concise * Fix preserveReasoning flag to control API reasoning inclusion Changes: 1. Removed hardcoded <think> tag logic in streaming - Previously hardcoded reasoning into assistant message text - Now passes reasoning to addToApiConversationHistory as parameter 2. Updated buildCleanConversationHistory to respect preserveReasoning flag - When preserveReasoning: true → reasoning block included in API requests - When preserveReasoning: false/undefined → reasoning stripped from API - Reasoning stored in history for all cases 3. Added temporary debug logs to base-openai-compatible-provider.ts - Shows preserveReasoning flag value - Logs reasoning blocks in incoming messages - Logs <think> tags in converted messages sent to API * Fix: Use api.getModel() directly instead of cachedStreamingModel Addresses review comment: cachedStreamingModel is set during streaming but buildCleanConversationHistory is called before streaming starts. Using the cached value could cause stale model info when switching models between requests. Now directly uses this.api.getModel().info.preserveReasoning to ensure we always check the current model's flag, not a potentially stale cached value. * Clean up comments in Task.ts Removed outdated comment regarding model's preserveReasoning flag. * fix: remove unnecessary reasoningBlock variable in task reasoning logic |
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