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ti-code-providers

v0.1.8

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Effect v4 native provider implementations for ti

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ti-code-providers

Effect-native provider adapters for ti-code.

The current package includes OpenAI streaming, an experimental OpenAI Responses WebSocket transport, ChatGPT auth/model helpers with Codex Responses WebSocket as the default transport, and the OpenAI Codex OAuth helper used by the CLI. The Anthropic adapter remains deferred while the first vertical slice stays focused on the OpenAI/ChatGPT path.

Exports

  • ti-code-providers - main provider surface.
  • ti-code-providers/openai - OpenAI adapter with HTTP SSE by default and optional Responses WebSocket transport via TI_OPENAI_TRANSPORT=responses-websocket.
  • ti-code-providers/chatgpt - ChatGPT model and request helpers. The default transport is Codex Responses WebSocket with pre-event SSE fallback; pass transport: "sse" to force HTTP SSE.
  • ti-code-providers/auth-storage - file-backed auth storage boundary.
  • ti-code-providers/openai-codex-oauth - provider-neutral OAuth flow.
  • ti-code-providers/openai-codex-oauth-node - Node-specific OAuth helper.

Runtime

The public npm package targets Node.js 20 or newer. Runtime-specific portable bundles are produced by the CLI release workflow rather than this package.

The default OpenAI transport remains HTTP SSE. Responses WebSocket mode requires a runtime whose globalThis.WebSocket accepts handshake headers.

The ChatGPT/Codex Responses WebSocket path is now the default ChatGPT transport and is covered by deterministic provider tests for URL normalization, header/frame construction, event decoding, close errors, and pre-event SSE fallback. A live gpt-5.5 probe passed on 2026-05-24, and the adapter strips max_output_tokens from ChatGPT WebSocket frames because the live endpoint rejected that field. Use the secret-safe probe when validating another account, model, runtime, or header shape:

pnpm exec tsx packages/providers/scripts/probe-chatgpt-codex-wss.ts

See docs/research/chatgpt-codex-wss-validation.md for the evidence boundary and inferred details.