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Nick Hollon 63ca3f2831 feat(core): content-block completeness in v2 stream pipeline
Extend the v2 stream and compat bridge to handle every protocol
ContentBlock variant end-to-end — server tool calls, invalid tool calls,
images, audio, video, file, and non-standard blocks — not just text,
reasoning, and regular tool calls. Previously these were silently dropped
at the bridge's extractor, had no handler in ChatModelStream, and could
not appear in .output.content.

The stream now keeps an index-ordered `_blocks` snapshot as the single
source of truth for .output.content, alongside the existing typed
accumulators that drive the public projections. `_assemble_message`
builds content from that snapshot, emitting protocol-shape `tool_call`
blocks instead of the legacy `tool_use` shape, and collapses to a bare
string only when the message contains exactly one text block.

Bridge extractors (_extract_blocks_from_chunk, _extract_final_blocks) now
pass through any protocol-shape block in msg.content, _accumulate_block
and _delta_block handle server_tool_call_chunk and self-contained types,
and _finalize_block promotes server_tool_call_chunk to server_tool_call
(falling back to invalid_tool_call on JSON failure, symmetric with
regular tool calls). The standard `invalid_tool_calls` field on AIMessage
is also surfaced by the final-block extractor.

Forward-looking: today's partners keep provider-native shapes in
msg.content and expose protocol blocks lazily via the `.content_blocks`
property, so these paths are latent until partners either populate
msg.content with protocol shape or override _stream_chat_model_events.
The bridge is ready.
2026-04-17 09:15:32 -04:00
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2026-04-14 16:55:47 -04:00

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