feat(google): pass Gemini agentic video through instead of flattening it - #4663
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe request path preserves video ChangesGemini video pass-through
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Client->>InboundConversion: send video_url with URI and processing
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GoogleAdapter->>Gemini: send file_data, inline_data, or text marker
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리뷰 · 우선순위 59 / 80설명 이 PR은 Gemini의 에이전틱 비디오 이해(processing: "agentic")를 OpenCodex가 처음부터 끝까지 살아서 넘기게 만드는 수정입니다. 지금 고친 길은 Chat 입구 → Responses 스키마 → IR → Google 어댑터입니다. 보안 쪽도 잘 짚었습니다. 지금 저자가 솔직히 적은 구멍도 그대로입니다.
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…essed mime Three corrections from review, all confirmed against Google's video-understanding docs rather than taken on trust: 1. GenerateContent reads `media_processing` with an upper-case enum (STATIC | AGENTIC) on the part. `processing: "agentic"` is the Interactions API spelling and is ignored here, so forwarding the caller's field verbatim looked like a pass-through while agentic mode never engaged. Caught by CodeRabbit on lidge-jun#4663. 2. The field rides on the PART, so it applies to inline_data exactly as to file_data. Emitting it on only the fetched-uri branch dropped the mode for callers who inline their clip. 3. Dropped the invented `mime_type: "video/*"`. The documented REST example for a YouTube part carries file_uri alone, and the Files API knows the type of what it stored. Also adds music.youtube.com and youtube-nocookie.com to the allowlist — same service, and the omission was an oversight rather than a decision.
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@lidge-jun — all four of your points are addressed; pushed and description rewritten. The wire spelling you said to confirm before merge: it was wrong. You were right that it was cheaper to check than to revert. @coderabbitai found it with a citation and I verified it against Google's docs rather than taking the bot's word:
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The exact-head implementation at 5e61320ca56b532414b65e86da5b9e3de2e613fb is technically sound: it preserves the caller field through both Chat and Responses ingress, emits GenerateContent media_processing on both inline and fetched video parts, and keeps URI fetching behind exact HTTPS host/path checks. Exact-head CI is green and the focused tests cover the important wire and look-alike cases.\n\nOne completion blocker remains under this repository policy: this is a new user-facing adapter input contract, but neither docs-site/ nor structure/ documents it. Please add a concise English source entry under docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/adapters.md describing the accepted OpenAI-compatible video_url object (url plus optional processing), the AGENTIC mapping, and the supported URI forms; keep the existing translated adapter references from contradicting that source. Also record the current internal contract in structure/ at the Google adapter boundary. No broad rewrite is needed.\n\nOnce the documentation is synchronized and exact-head CI remains green, this is a strong merge candidate.
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…essed mime Three corrections from review, all confirmed against Google's video-understanding docs rather than taken on trust: 1. GenerateContent reads `media_processing` with an upper-case enum (STATIC | AGENTIC) on the part. `processing: "agentic"` is the Interactions API spelling and is ignored here, so forwarding the caller's field verbatim looked like a pass-through while agentic mode never engaged. Caught by CodeRabbit on lidge-jun#4663. 2. The field rides on the PART, so it applies to inline_data exactly as to file_data. Emitting it on only the fetched-uri branch dropped the mode for callers who inline their clip. 3. Dropped the invented `mime_type: "video/*"`. The documented REST example for a YouTube part carries file_uri alone, and the Files API knows the type of what it stored. Also adds music.youtube.com and youtube-nocookie.com to the allowlist — same service, and the omission was an oversight rather than a decision. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com>
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…essed mime Three corrections from review, all confirmed against Google's video-understanding docs rather than taken on trust: 1. GenerateContent reads `media_processing` with an upper-case enum (STATIC | AGENTIC) on the part. `processing: "agentic"` is the Interactions API spelling and is ignored here, so forwarding the caller's field verbatim looked like a pass-through while agentic mode never engaged. Caught by CodeRabbit on lidge-jun#4663. 2. The field rides on the PART, so it applies to inline_data exactly as to file_data. Emitting it on only the fetched-uri branch dropped the mode for callers who inline their clip. 3. Dropped the invented `mime_type: "video/*"`. The documented REST example for a YouTube part carries file_uri alone, and the Files API knows the type of what it stored. Also adds music.youtube.com and youtube-nocookie.com to the allowlist — same service, and the omission was an oversight rather than a decision. Co-authored-by: Abhishek Sharma <abhicse24@gmail.com>
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…boundary Addresses the completion blocker on lidge-jun#4663: a new user-facing adapter input contract that neither docs-site/ nor structure/ described. docs-site gets the caller-facing half — the accepted `video_url` object (`url`, optional `processing`), the AGENTIC mapping onto the Part's `media_processing`, and a table of the three URL forms with the explicit statement that every other remote URL keeps the text marker. structure/ gets the internal half, including the two things that are decisions rather than description: `media_processing` rides on the Part so it must be emitted beside `inline_data` and `file_data` alike, and `geminiFetchableVideoUri` is the trust boundary that decides which URLs opencodex asks Gemini to fetch on its own behalf — matched on parsed host and pathname, never a substring. The translated adapter references were checked rather than assumed: the five that mention video do so in the `ollama-native` section about video being rejected there, which the google contract does not contradict.
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On the translated references: I checked rather than assumed. Five locales ( Verification at this head: Still draft, and deliberately: the branch is behind |
Agentic video understanding could not be requested at all, because the request lost what it needed twice on the way in: 1. inputVideoBlockSchema did not declare `processing`, and z.object() strips undeclared keys, so the mode was gone before any adapter ran. 2. The Google adapter turned every non-data: video URL into a `[video: <url>]` text marker, so a YouTube or Files API URI never arrived as a video in the first place. `processing` now survives Chat ingress, the Responses schema, the IR and the adapter, and is emitted only when the caller sent it — no existing request gains an unknown upstream field. Fetchable URIs are an allowlist of the two forms Google documents, YouTube and the Files API, not "anything that is not a data: URL": file_data tells Gemini to dereference the URL, so a wildcard would make the proxy the reason a caller's private host got fetched by Google. Every other URL keeps the marker, which is what the existing does-not-mislabel-an-arbitrary-remote-URL test pins. Covers axis 2 of lidge-jun#3377; axis 1 (--text-only) already shipped. Closes lidge-jun#3271
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…boundary Addresses the completion blocker on lidge-jun#4663: a new user-facing adapter input contract that neither docs-site/ nor structure/ described. docs-site gets the caller-facing half — the accepted `video_url` object (`url`, optional `processing`), the AGENTIC mapping onto the Part's `media_processing`, and a table of the three URL forms with the explicit statement that every other remote URL keeps the text marker. structure/ gets the internal half, including the two things that are decisions rather than description: `media_processing` rides on the Part so it must be emitted beside `inline_data` and `file_data` alike, and `geminiFetchableVideoUri` is the trust boundary that decides which URLs opencodex asks Gemini to fetch on its own behalf — matched on parsed host and pathname, never a substring. The translated adapter references were checked rather than assumed: the five that mention video do so in the `ollama-native` section about video being rejected there, which the google contract does not contradict.
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@lidge-jun @Ingwannu — I left this sitting for two days after you rebased it for me on the 19th. Sorry for the silence; that rebase was the exact thing I said was blocking me and I should have picked it straight back up. Verified at the current head
On that 64: they are not from this branch. I re-ran the identical command on the merge base Checklist is 3/4, and the one I've left unticked is "pushed to the latest dev commit" — deliberately, because I don't think it's mine to fix. So it's your call, and either is fine by me:
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Merged rather than rebased on purpose: the three commits on this branch are authored by me but committed by @lidge-jun, so a force-push would discard their work on it. One conflict, in src/chat/inbound.ts. dev renamed videoUrlFromPart away and added a fileFromPart branch after the video branch (lidge-jun#5212, parts that matched no shape were being dropped in silence). This branch had replaced the helper with videoFromPart so the `processing` field survives. Kept both: the video branch keeps `processing`, and dev's `continue` and file branch are preserved underneath it. The `continue` is dev's and this branch did not have it. That matters now rather than before — without it a video part falls through into fileFromPart, which is a branch that did not exist when this was written.
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@lidge-jun this is now on the latest Merged rather than rebased, deliberately. The three commits here are authored by me but committed by you, so a force-push would have thrown away your work on the branch. A merge commit gets to the same place without needing one. One conflict, in
Kept both. The video branch keeps const video = videoFromPart(raw);
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Document the distinct Chat and Responses video payloads.
Both documents present the Chat video_url object as a raw Responses input. The Responses schema requires an input_video block with a string video_url and sibling processing. The Responses parser handles only that input_video shape, so the documented video_url object is not converted into an internal video part on the Responses route.
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Second sync, to satisfy the gate's 'at most 10 behind' requirement — the branch had drifted to 13 behind. Clean merge, no conflicts this time; the earlier videoFromPart / fileFromPart union is untouched and the google adapter suite still passes 50/50. Merged rather than rebased for the same reason as before: the commits on this branch are authored by me but committed by @lidge-jun.
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Re-attested for the new head. The gate asked for a clear-then-tick cycle, and while doing it I checked the The earlier Merged rather than rebased for the same reason as the first sync: the commits here are authored by me but committed by you, so a force-push would discard that. |
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@lidge-jun the re-attestation gate is stuck here, and I think this PR is a clean reproduction of what #5700 is fixing — flagging rather than continuing to poke at it. What I did, following the notice exactly:
Repeated the cycle three times with the same result. The notice's own escape hatch — "If edits share a checkpoint timestamp, make another body edit and save later" — is what made me think of #5700: that PR replaces Substantively the PR is ready, for what it's worth:
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…uffix The allowlist tested parsed.pathname against an unanchored /\/files\/[^/]+$/, so it accepted more than the Files API resource form the comment described: /upload/v1beta/files/abc the resumable-upload endpoint /v1beta/tunedModels/x/files/abc a files path nested under another resource Neither is readable as a file resource, and file_data.file_uri asks Gemini to dereference the URL, so both were sent upstream instead of staying text markers. Anchored at the start instead. The version segment stays loose (v1[a-z0-9]*) rather than pinned to v1beta, because this service is reachable as v1, v1beta and v1alpha, and pinning would reject URLs that are valid today.
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Good catch — fixed in I went slightly wider and slightly narrower than the suggestion, for two reasons. Wider: the upload endpoint wasn't the only near miss. Narrower: I didn't pin the version to /^\/v1[a-z0-9]*\/files\/[^/]+$/Anchored at the start, which is what excludes Checked each case against both regexes rather than reasoning about it:
Both new cases join the existing look-alike-host loop, so they assert the full behaviour — the URL stays a Verified the tests actually catch it: with only the regex reverted, the suite fails; restored, it passes. One thing worth flagging separately: |
The accepted resource form is v1, v1beta or v1alpha, not v1beta alone, and the resumable-upload path is explicitly not accepted. The table described the predicate as it was before 7174c29, which now understates what is accepted and says nothing about what was deliberately excluded.
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@Ingwannu — the documentation blocker from your 15 Sep review is addressed, and there is one change since then worth flagging before you re-read. Your three asks:
No broad rewrite, as you asked. What changed after that. A review finding showed my URL allowlist was over-broad: /^\/v1[a-z0-9]*\/files\/[^/]+$/I did not take the suggested That widened what is accepted, which made the docs you asked for under-describe the behaviour: the table still said Tests: 50 pass / 0 fail on the adapter suite, and the two new near-miss cases fail against the old regex, so they pin the fix rather than passing incidentally. Two pre-existing conditions, both confirmed on a clean Whenever you have time for another look. |
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Covers axis 2 of #3377 (originally reported as #3271, which was folded into #3377 on 3 Sep — so no auto-close keyword here; #3377 is the one to update). Axis 1 (
--text-only) already shipped ondev.Summary
Agentic video understanding couldn't be requested at all. The request lost what it needed twice on the way in, and neither loss was visible:
src/responses/schema.ts:14—inputVideoBlockSchemadeclared onlytypeandvideo_url.z.object()strips undeclared keys, soprocessingwas gone before any adapter ran. Silently: a stripped key is not a validation error.src/adapters/google.ts:327— every non-data:video URL became{ text: "[video: <url>]" }. So even with the mode intact, the video never arrived as a video. A YouTube URL reached Gemini as a sentence describing a YouTube URL.Fixing either alone does nothing, which is probably why this looked like a provider limitation.
Review found the thing I'd flagged as unverified — three corrections
The first version of this PR said I couldn't confirm where
processingbelongs on the Gemini wire and asked for help. @coderabbitai answered it with a citation, and it was wrong in two ways, not one. I verified both against Google's video-understanding docs rather than taking the finding on trust:processing: "agentic"— the Interactions API spelling, ignored by GenerateContentmedia_processing: "AGENTIC"(enum:STATIC|AGENTIC)file_dataonlyfile_dataandinline_data— it rides on the partmime_type"video/*", invented by mefile_urialoneThe first was the worst kind of bug: it would have looked like a working pass-through in every test I'd written, while agentic mode never engaged. The second silently dropped the mode for anyone inlining their clip. Both now have their own test, and the third removes a value I had no basis for.
I also added
music.youtube.comandyoutube-nocookie.comto the allowlist — @lidge-jun asked whether the omission was deliberate. It wasn't; same service, same fetch path.media_processingis upper-cased and forwarded rather than checked against our own copy of the enum: that list is Google's to extend, and a stale allowlist here would silently downgrade a caller using a newer mode. An unrecognized value fails upstream naming the field, which beats us dropping it.The allowlist, and why it isn't
!isDataUrlThe obvious version of this change is "if it's not a
data:URL, make itfile_data." I didn't do that, becausefile_datais an instruction to Gemini to go and fetch the URL. A wildcard would make OpenCodex the reason a caller's internal or pre-signed URL gets dereferenced by Google — from Google's egress, not the caller's.So
geminiFetchableVideoUrimatches the forms Google documents and nothing else: the YouTube hosts (incl.youtu.be,music.,-nocookie) andgenerativelanguage.googleapis.com/…/files/<id>. Host-matched, not substring-matched, andhttps:only —https://youtube.com.evil.test/watch?v=xstays a marker, and there's a test for exactly that plushttp://www.youtube.com/....This also means the existing
does not mislabel an arbitrary remote video URL as Gemini file_datatest keeps passing untouched, which I took as the design constraint rather than something to update.Verification
Rebased onto current
dev(aa91958e3), so this is 0 commits behind.Both pre-existing failures verified by stashing this branch and re-running on unmodified
dev:Antigravity live model discovery > uses the CCA agent list and applies CCA metadata— fails identically with my changes stashed.src/server/responses/fetch-helpers.ts(195,7)and(208,7),'timeout' does not exist in type 'RequestInit'— same two, same lines.Every guard mutation-tested rather than trusted on a green run:
inline_databranchmime_typeprocessingdata:URL againThe fifth row is the useful one: it shows the allowlist is what keeps the existing invariant true, not a coincidence of which hosts the old tests happened to use.
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structure/doc asserted the old flattening (SSOT check passes).file_dataallowlist, covered above and pinned by the look-alike test.Review readiness checklist
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