feat(cursor): derive the picker seed from the capability table and label every row - #3222
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change documents Cursor unified identity work and derives Cursor seed rows from capability data. It adds picker display names, corrects context windows, propagates labels through provider configuration, and specifies Fast variant and global fast-mode listing behavior. ChangesCursor unified identity
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| "claude-fable-5.1": { | ||
| displayName: "Claude Fable 5.1", |
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When Cursor discovery is unavailable or fails, gatherProviderModels falls back to the full configured seed, which contains all three speculative Fable spellings. This change assigns claude-fable-5-1, claude-fable-5.1, and claude-5.1-fable the identical picker label Claude Fable 5.1, so the fallback catalog presents three visually indistinguishable choices even though only one spelling may be callable. Preserve an ID disambiguator in these provisional labels, or collapse the speculative aliases into one fallback row until live discovery identifies the supported spelling.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/000_plan.md`:
- Around line 3-5: Clarify the one-row rule in the plan so it explicitly applies
to the Cursor picker or base seed, while preserving the separately described
global listing of <id>-fast identities; align the WP3 and WP4 identity contracts
with this distinction.
- Line 36: Update the “Measured current state” verification records to use the
actual execution date, or explicitly label them as planned if measurements have
not yet run; apply the same correction to both date references while preserving
the audit trail.
Apply the same fix in
`@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/010_wp2_umbrella_seed.md` at line
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- Line 38: Update the six fenced code blocks to include language tags: use text
for the measured-output and failure-output fences in
devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/000_plan.md at lines 38-38 and
71-71, text for both data-flow fences in
devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/001_current_state.md at lines 11-11
and 51-51, and ts for the TypeScript source fence plus text for the
measured-output fence in
devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/002_audit_round1.md at lines 59-59
and 190-190.
Apply the same fix in
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50: Additional reported MD040 violation.
In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/002_audit_round1.md`:
- Around line 125-141: Recalibrate B7-REVISED’s severity to reflect the
demonstrated telemetry-ordering impact: null tier logging or incorrect telemetry
identity before runTurn establishes cursor scope. Remove the “Critical”
designation unless a concrete downstream dependency justifies it, and preserve
the documented fix using the shared cursorRequestEmitsFastVariant helper.
In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/020_wp3_codex_fast_toggle.md`:
- Around line 261-273: Remove the obsolete tierLogForRunTurn implementation that
rebuilds a request via createCursorRequest(parsed). Retain only the pure
cursorRequestEmitsFastVariant(parsed)-based implementation for determining the
emitted fast variant, avoiding telemetry inaccuracies and checkpoint or
conversation-ID side effects.
- Around line 342-352: Update both kind checks in normalizeAttemptTierOutcome to
accept "cursor-variant": the validation currently returning null and the
projection currently omitting the kind. Preserve existing handling for other
wire kinds so persisted Cursor tier outcomes survive reload.
In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/030_wp4_global_fast_switch.md`:
- Around line 191-194: Update both fast-mode listing tests for claude-opus-5 to
expect the thinking-fast identity returned by cursorFastIdFor, and assert
equivalence with the toggled umbrella request; replace the incorrect
regular-fast ID while preserving the existing test setup.
- Around line 101-105: Update the row-building call in the model list generation
flow to use the selected modelId when constructing the display name, including
the fast Cursor identity. Ensure the fast row displays the fast identifier with
its provider instead of the base m.id, while preserving the existing non-fast
naming behavior.
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| One published row per Cursor base. Thinking, fast, and 1M are dimensions of that row, | ||
| never extra slugs. The Codex Fast toggle drives the fast dimension; a global switch | ||
| exposes `-fast` identities to clients that have no toggle. |
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Define the scope of the one-row rule.
Lines 3-5 prohibit extra fast slugs, but the roadmap also exposes <id>-fast identities. devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/001_current_state.md, Lines 96-103, describes -fast as an additional listing row. State that the one-row rule applies to the Cursor picker or base seed, or revise the global listing requirement. Otherwise WP3 and WP4 can implement conflicting identity contracts.
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-One published row per Cursor base. Thinking, fast, and 1M are dimensions of that row,
+The Cursor picker publishes one row per Cursor base. Thinking, fast, and 1M are
+dimensions of that row. Global fast-mode listing surfaces may additionally expose
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/000_plan.md` around lines 3 - 5,
Clarify the one-row rule in the plan so it explicitly applies to the Cursor
picker or base seed, while preserving the separately described global listing of
<id>-fast identities; align the WP3 and WP4 identity contracts with this
distinction.
| capability-derived one before a per-base capability map can be attached to it. wp4 depends | ||
| on wp3 because listing `<id>-fast` is only honest once the request path actually honours it. | ||
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| ## Measured current state (2026-09-02, `.tmp/cursor_diff_probe.ts`) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct or label the future-dated verification claims.
The plan attributes completed measurements and observations to September 2, 2026, although the review date is September 1, 2026. Update these dates to the actual execution date or mark the sections as planned so verifier provenance remains chronologically auditable.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/000_plan.md` at line 36, Update
the “Measured current state” verification records to use the actual execution
date, or explicitly label them as planned if measurements have not yet run;
apply the same correction to both date references while preserving the audit
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Add language tags to all reported fenced blocks.
markdownlint-cli2 reports MD040 for the following fences. Use text for output and data-flow blocks, and ts for the TypeScript source block:
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/000_plan.md` at line 38, Update
the six fenced code blocks to include language tags: use text for the
measured-output and failure-output fences in
devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/000_plan.md at lines 38-38 and
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| ### B7-REVISED (Critical) — `tierLogForRunTurn` runs BEFORE `runTurn` | ||
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| `src/server/responses/core.ts:3477-3479` | ||
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| let runTurnAdapter = adapter; | ||
| if (adapter.runTurn) { | ||
| recordAdapterTierMetadata(logCtx, adapter.tierLogForRunTurn?.(parsed)); | ||
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| I had written a write-back design (`runTurn` stamps a flag, `tierLogForRunTurn` reads it). | ||
| That is read-before-write and would always report `null`. A rebuild there is equally wrong: | ||
| it runs before `_cursorIdentityScope` (`cursor.ts:134-146`) and `_cursorConversationId` | ||
| (`cursor.ts:160`) exist, so it mints a second `crypto.randomUUID()` conversation and hashes | ||
| a `local` scope. **Fold:** 020 §4 recomputes the pure VARIANT through a shared | ||
| `cursorRequestEmitsFastVariant(parsed)` helper; the write-back block was deleted. |
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Recalibrate B7's severity.
Lines 125-141 describe a telemetry-ordering defect. The direct outcomes are a null tier log or incorrect telemetry identity during the proposed rebuild. The text does not establish request failure, authorization bypass, data corruption, or a broad outage. Use the highest severity supported by the observability impact, or state the concrete downstream dependency that makes Critical accurate.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/002_audit_round1.md` around lines
125 - 141, Recalibrate B7-REVISED’s severity to reflect the demonstrated
telemetry-ordering impact: null tier logging or incorrect telemetry identity
before runTurn establishes cursor scope. Remove the “Critical” designation
unless a concrete downstream dependency justifies it, and preserve the
documented fix using the shared cursorRequestEmitsFastVariant helper.
| ```diff | ||
| + // Cursor emits Fast as a variant, so the wire fact is the resolved variant, not a field. | ||
| + adapter.tierLogForRunTurn = parsed => { | ||
| + const request = createCursorRequest(parsed); | ||
| + const emittedFast = request.modelId.endsWith("-fast") | ||
| + || (request.requestedModelParameters ?? []).some(p => p.id === "fast" && p.value === "true"); | ||
| + return createAdapterTierMetadata( | ||
| + parsed.options.tierObservation, | ||
| + parsed.options.tierDecision, | ||
| + emittedFast ? "cursor-variant" : null, | ||
| + emittedFast ? "fast" : null, | ||
| + ); | ||
| + }; |
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Remove the obsolete request rebuild example.
This snippet calls createCursorRequest(parsed) inside tierLogForRunTurn. Lines 276-281 correctly state that this is unsafe because the builder can mint a new conversation ID and read checkpoint state. Keeping both implementations in this plan can produce false telemetry and checkpoint side effects. Keep only the pure cursorRequestEmitsFastVariant(parsed) implementation from Lines 315-329.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/020_wp3_codex_fast_toggle.md`
around lines 261 - 273, Remove the obsolete tierLogForRunTurn implementation
that rebuilds a request via createCursorRequest(parsed). Retain only the pure
cursorRequestEmitsFastVariant(parsed)-based implementation for determining the
emitted fast variant, avoiding telemetry inaccuracies and checkpoint or
conversation-ID side effects.
| `FastWire.kind` gains a value; every stage: | ||
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| | creation | `registry.ts` cursor entry; `config.ts` `fastWireSchema` accepts the literal | | ||
| | serialization | `cloneFastWire` — kind-agnostic spread, no change | | ||
| | deserialization | `fastWireSchema` enum must list `"cursor-variant"` or config load rejects it | | ||
| | consumers | `FAST_WIRE_ADAPTERS` (exhaustive Record — a missing key is a type error), `AttemptTierOutcome.wireKind`, `canonicalFromWire`, `behavior.ts` fingerprint, `fastWireDeclarationError` | | ||
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| `FAST_WIRE_ADAPTERS` being a `Record<FastWire["kind"], ...>` means the compiler finds THAT | ||
| consumer. It does NOT find string-comparison consumers, and there is one (audit B4): |
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Allow cursor-variant in both normalizeAttemptTierOutcome checks. src/usage/log.ts:322-325 currently returns null, and src/usage/log.ts:340-342 omits the kind during projection. A persisted Cursor tier outcome can therefore disappear after reload. Add "cursor-variant" to both checks.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/020_wp3_codex_fast_toggle.md`
around lines 342 - 352, Update both kind checks in normalizeAttemptTierOutcome
to accept "cursor-variant": the validation currently returning null and the
projection currently omitting the kind. Preserve existing handling for other
wire kinds so persisted Cursor tier outcomes survive reload.
| + const fastId = fastMode === true && m.provider === "cursor" && idStyle === "readable" | ||
| + ? cursorFastIdFor(m.id) | ||
| + : undefined; | ||
| + const modelId = fastId ?? m.id; | ||
| + const id = idStyle === "readable" ? claudeCodeAlias(m.provider, modelId) : aliasForRoute(m.provider, m.id); |
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Update the display name with the selected fast identity.
The plan changes the routed ID to modelId, but the supplied src/claude/model-info.ts:105-174 implementation still calls modelInfo with ${m.id} (${m.provider}). The fast row can therefore keep the base display name even though Line 108 says it should read claude-opus-5-fast (cursor). Pass modelId or an explicit fast display label to the row builder.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/030_wp4_global_fast_switch.md`
around lines 101 - 105, Update the row-building call in the model list
generation flow to use the selected modelId when constructing the display name,
including the fast Cursor identity. Ensure the fast row displays the fast
identifier with its provider instead of the base m.id, while preserving the
existing non-fast naming behavior.
| test("fastMode on lists the fast identity for a fast-capable base", () => { | ||
| const rows = buildAnthropicModelInfos([], [cursorModel("claude-opus-5")], AUTO_CONTEXT_OFF, "readable", desktop3pAlias, undefined, true); | ||
| expect(rows.map(r => r.id)).toContain("claude-ocx-cursor--claude-opus-5-fast"); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the thinking-fast identity in the listing tests.
For claude-opus-5, cursorFastIdFor returns claude-opus-5-thinking-fast because its default variant is thinking. Lines 64-68 document the same result. Both tests use claude-opus-5-fast, which the plan identifies as a different regular-fast variant. Update both tests to use the ID returned by cursorFastIdFor` and assert equivalence with the toggled umbrella request.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/030_wp4_global_fast_switch.md`
around lines 191 - 194, Update both fast-mode listing tests for claude-opus-5 to
expect the thinking-fast identity returned by cursorFastIdFor, and assert
equivalence with the toggled umbrella request; replace the incorrect
regular-fast ID while preserving the existing test setup.
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| The reviewer's claim was not theoretical. Bare `-fast` on a thinking-default base picks the | ||
| REGULAR-fast sibling and diverges from what the Codex toggle would send: | ||
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Add a language identifier to the fenced block.
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리뷰 · 우선순위 70 / 80이 PR은 Cursor 피커에 어떤 모델 줄이 나오고, 그 줄이 무슨 이름으로 보이느냐를 한곳으로 모으는 작업입니다. 지금 이번 변경은 그 손 목록을 없앱니다. 시드는 라우터 4개( 이름도 같이 붙입니다. 지금 Codex 피커는 창 숫자 세 칸은 능력 표를 시드에 맞춥니다. PR 본문은 로컬은 typecheck와 관련 테스트 354개를 통과했다고 합니다. 이 리뷰 시점 CI는 Linux test 1/3/4·gates·hygiene가 초록이고, macos는 아직 돌고 있습니다. test 2/4는
메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
너의 추천 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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One published row per Cursor base with thinking/fast/1M as dimensions, a Codex Fast toggle that reaches Cursor's fast variant, and a global switch that exposes -fast identities to clients without a toggle. Docs-only work-phase (wp1) of a four-phase unit. Contains 000_plan (work-phase map + measured current state + RUN verifier table), 001_current_state (why the picker never reads CURSOR_CAPABILITIES, where Codex Fast dies for Cursor), 002_audit_round1 (10 blockers from two review lanes, all folded), and diff-level decade docs 010/020/030 for the three implementation phases. Notable audit findings folded before any code: provider-level supportsServiceTier short-circuits before the per-model map; tierLogForRunTurn runs BEFORE runTurn so telemetry must recompute the variant rather than rebuild a non-pure request; usage/log.ts and usage/cost.ts read wireKind by string comparison and are invisible to tsc. Refs devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity
…bel every row CURSOR_STATIC_MODELS was a hand-maintained list that drifted from CURSOR_CAPABILITIES: cursorUmbrellaRows() existed but only tests called it, so collapsing a variant changed routing without changing what Codex listed. The seed now derives from that function plus two declared lists for ids with no capability record, so the two can no longer disagree. Cursor rows also showed raw slugs (cursor/kimi-k3) because routedDisplayName passes a routed slug through unchanged and nothing carried Cursor's labels into the provider config. ProviderRegistryEntry had no modelDisplayNames field at all; the consumer (configuredModelDisplayName) already existed. Wire it through providerConfigSeed and enrichProviderFromRegistry, the latter per-model so an existing install picks up labels without losing an operator rename. The row set is unchanged (54 ids, none added or dropped) - this is a refactor of where rows come from, plus labels and three corrected windows (gemini 1048576, gpt-5.5-extra 200000) where the capability table was approximating the seed. Fixes the frozen row-count assertion that went red when claude-fable-5-1 was seeded in 5fc7d07: it now derives the expected count instead of hard-coding it. Refs devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/010_wp2_umbrella_seed.md
The roadmap named residuals in prose with no home (audit B14): effort ladders on a listed fast id, claude-4-sonnet-1m staying a real row, fastMode carrying two meanings, and the five pre-existing test failures that reproduce on a clean stash of this branch. Each records what would change the decision, so a later cycle does not rediscover them as new findings. Refs devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity/040_residuals.md
The reviewer's claim that a bare -fast suffix picks the wrong dimension was not theoretical. Measured: claude-opus-5-fast resolves to claude-opus-5-high-fast (clamped, and in the quarantined regular family) while the Codex toggle would send claude-opus-5-thinking-max-fast. The mirror case is just as wrong -grok-4.6-thinking-fast degrades to a bare grok-4.6 with no effort and no fast marker, because grok has no thinkingFast spec. Either fixed suffix is wrong for half the table, which is why cursorFastIdFor composes from the base's defaultVariant.
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…3330) #3222 seeded a display label for every Cursor row, so the Codex picker lost the cursor/ prefix: cursor/kimi-k3 rendered as "Kimi K3", indistinguishable from the same model under another provider. Publish only the labels that carry Cursor's own product name (Cursor Grok 4.5/4.6); every other row keeps the routed cursor/<id> slug like its siblings from other providers. Operator modelDisplayNames still win; enrich remains per-model fill-only. Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
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Summary
Cursor rows in the Codex picker were inconsistent in three ways, and this fixes the first layer: where the rows come from and what they are called.
CURSOR_STATIC_MODELSwas a hand-maintained list that drifted fromCURSOR_CAPABILITIES.cursorUmbrellaRows()already described one row per base with thinking/fast/1M as dimensions, but only tests called it — so collapsing a variant changed routing without changing what Codex listed. The seed now derives from that function plus two declared lists for ids that genuinely have no capability record (CURSOR_PRODUCT_MODELS,CURSOR_REAL_ID_EXCEPTIONS).cursor/kimi-k3becauseroutedDisplayNamepasses a routed slug through unchanged and nothing carried Cursor's labels into the provider config —ProviderRegistryEntryhad nomodelDisplayNamesfield at all, though the consumer (configuredModelDisplayName) already existed. Now: Kimi K3, Cursor Grok 4.6, Claude Opus 5, Claude Sonnet 4 (1M).gemini-3.6-flashandgemini-3.7-flashto 1,048,576,gpt-5.5-extrato 200,000.The published row set is unchanged — 54 ids, none added, none dropped, no duplicates. This is a refactor of where rows come from, plus labels and window truth.
It also fixes a test that has been red on
dev:tests/cursor-umbrella-rows.test.tshard-coded 51 rows and went red whenclaude-fable-5-1was seeded in 5fc7d07. It now derives the expected count instead of freezing it.First of three stacked PRs. Next: the Codex Fast toggle reaching Cursor's fast variant, then a global switch exposing
-fastidentities to clients that have no toggle. Plan and audit: devlog/_plan/260902_cursor_unified_identity.Verification
tests/cursor-display-names.test.tswas driven red before being trusted: removing thederive.tscopy fails 2 of its 3 tests, restoring it returns 3 pass. That is what proves the registry→config→catalog path is real rather than a table that exists and is never read.bun run test:changedreports 14461 pass / 5 fail; all five reproduce on a clean stash of this branch (cli-capabilitiesroute parity and four CL-07 producer tests) and are recorded in040_residuals.mdR4.Checklist
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