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[None][fix] Anthropic Messages: answer an over-length prompt with "prompt is too long", before any stream - #21107
A /v1/messages request whose prompt is longer than the server's context window is not answered the way Anthropic answers it. Anthropic rejects such a request with HTTP 400 before any stream:
{"type": "error", "error": {"type": "invalid_request_error", "message": "prompt is too long: 210000 tokens > 200000 maximum"}}
Claude Code compacts its conversation when a request fails with an error that says "prompt is too long", and it reads the two counts from that format. Any other answer leaves it without a full-context signal.
On main the server answers in one of two ways, depending on where the prompt is rejected:
The executor runs in worker processes (the default). The worker rejects the prompt when it admits the request, but the server learns that only from the first result of the request, after the streamed response has started. A streamed request gets HTTP 200 and then an error event of type api_error reading "Internal server error". This is the case for Claude Code, which always streams.
The executor runs in the server process, or the request is not streamed, or the server is disaggregated (the context phase never streams). The client gets HTTP 400 invalid_request_error, in OpenAI's wording: "This model's maximum context length is ... However, your messages resulted in ... tokens."
This change answers all of them with Anthropic's 400, for streamed and non-streamed requests, on the aggregated and the disaggregated server.
context_length_exceeded_counts (executor/utils.py, new) reads the context length and the prompt length from the server's rejection text, with the pattern is_context_length_exceeded_message already uses.
prompt_too_long_message (anthropic_adapter.py, new) words the rejection as Anthropic does: prompt is too long: N tokens > M maximum. N is the prompt length. M is the longest prompt the server accepts, the context length minus one: a prompt must leave room for one generated token, and the server rejects a prompt that fills the context exactly. With M as the context length, that case would read 8192 tokens > 8192 maximum.
anthropic_chat_error_response (new) is the Anthropic error for a failure the chat pipeline reported. An over-length rejection becomes the 400 above. Any other failure is unchanged: a 4xx is an invalid_request_error and anything else an api_error, with the same message and status. The /v1/messages handlers of both servers use it in place of their own copies of that mapping.
wait_for_stream_start (new). For a streamed request, the aggregated server waits up to STREAM_ADMISSION_WAIT_S (1 s) for the first frame of the chat stream before it starts its response. A rejection in that time becomes the 400. Otherwise the stream is returned with its first frame and read as before. A prompt with a long prefill holds the response back by at most the wait.
Why a bounded wait: for a streamed request the server has no answer from a worker before the first result. A rejected request's first result is the rejection, which arrives quickly; the worker's response loop polls every 0.1 s. An accepted request's first result is its first token, after prefill. Once the response has started its status cannot change, so a 400 needs the first result before the response starts. Waiting for it without a bound would hold every streamed response, and anything it sends to keep the connection alive, until the end of prefill. A rejection slower than the wait still ends the stream with an error event in Anthropic's wording; its type is api_error, the type the stream uses for every failure.
Unchanged:
Chat Completions, Completions and Responses keep their wording and their context_length_exceeded code.
Message Batches keep their per-request error format.
A prompt longer than max_num_tokens with chunked prefill disabled is a different rejection ("The prompt length ... should not exceed max_num_tokens"). It keeps its wording, as on the other routes.
With conditional disaggregation, a request served by a generation worker alone is streamed by that worker's chat route. The worker's stream fails without the rejection text, so the frontend cannot word it.
This was found while serving models to Claude Code. The change does not depend on the model.
Test Coverage
CPU-only tests in tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_anthropic_routes.py, which l0_cpu.yml already lists. They run the real openai_chat handler with an engine stub, or the disaggregated frontend's real _handle_exception on a worker's error response.
test_over_length_prompt_is_answered_as_anthropic_answers_it[in_worker|in_process-stream|non-stream]: an engine that rejects the prompt in a worker (the first result fails) or in the server process (submitting fails). HTTP 400, invalid_request_error, Anthropic's wording, no stream.
test_prompt_too_long_carries_the_counts[standard|disagg-...]: a prompt that fills the context exactly, and a rejection wrapped in other text.
test_disagg_route_answers_a_worker_rejection[...]: a context worker's over-length 400 through the disaggregated /v1/messages route, streamed or not; a worker's other 400 and its 503 keep their status, type and message.
test_stream_starts_without_waiting_for_a_slow_first_token, test_rejection_after_the_wait_ends_the_stream_in_the_same_wording, test_other_failures_before_the_first_token_stay_in_the_stream, test_client_gone_before_the_first_token_leaves_nothing_running: the bounded wait, a late rejection, other failures unchanged, and a disconnect before the first token cancels the pending read and logs no error.
18 new tests. 11 fail on current main, all of them over-length cases; the other 7 pin behavior that must not change. With the change, test_anthropic_adapter.py, test_anthropic_routes.py, test_anthropic_batches.py, test_anthropic_gateway.py, test_context_length_error.py, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_openai_disagg_server.py and tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_openai_server_stream_errors.py pass in a CPU run.
Also checked outside the test suite: generated-input properties of the wording (any counts, any surrounding text, Claude Code's reading of the counts), of the error mapping (any status), and of the wait (any frames, failure point, first-frame timing and early disconnect: the frames pass through unchanged, the source is closed and no task is left running), with planted bugs to confirm the checks fail on them.
On a build of current main, test_anthropic_adapter.py, test_anthropic_routes.py, test_serving_extensions.py, test_context_length_error.py and tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_openai_server_stream_errors.py pass: 304 tests, against 286 on main.
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The change parses context and prompt token counts from recognized context-length rejection messages. On /v1/messages, it maps those rejections to Anthropic HTTP 400 invalid_request_error responses. The response reports the prompt token count and a maximum equal to the context length minus one.
For aggregated streams, the handler waits up to one second for the first frame. It returns a matching rejection as an HTTP response if it arrives during that wait. A later matching rejection remains a stream error event, with the Anthropic wording. The disaggregated route applies the shared mapper to worker errors. Other client and server errors retain their existing status-based error types.
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The modified test file adds coverage for over-length prompts in streamed and non-streamed requests, immediate and delayed stream starts, late rejection, other stream failures, cancellation, token-count wording, and disaggregated worker errors. It is listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml; no matching manual-QA listing was found. Coverage verdict: sufficient.
Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/executor/utils.py — Verify that recognized context-length messages return the correct maximum and prompt token counts, and unmatched messages return None.
tensorrt_llm/serve/anthropic_adapter.py — Verify Anthropic error formatting and status mapping, the one-second stream-start wait, late error events, cancellation, and iterator cleanup.
tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_disagg_server.py — Verify that disaggregated /v1/messages exceptions and worker non-200 responses use the shared error mapper.
tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py — Verify early stream rejections return HTTP responses and non-streaming errors preserve the expected status and message.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_anthropic_routes.py — Covers route-level context-length handling, stream timing, cancellation, and disaggregated paths. Listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml; no matching manual-QA listing was found.
…ompt is too long", before any stream
Anthropic rejects a prompt longer than the context window with HTTP 400
invalid_request_error, "prompt is too long: N tokens > M maximum",
before any stream, and Claude Code compacts its conversation on that
wording. /v1/messages answered in OpenAI's wording instead, and a
streamed request on the default deployment (executor in worker
processes) got HTTP 200 and an "Internal server error" event: the
rejection reaches the server only as the failure of the stream's first
frame.
- context_length_exceeded_counts reads the context and prompt lengths
from the server's rejection text.
- prompt_too_long_message words it as Anthropic does. M is the longest
prompt the server accepts (the context length minus one), so N > M
also holds for a prompt that fills the context exactly.
- anthropic_chat_error_response maps a chat-pipeline failure to the
Anthropic error, over-length to that 400, everything else as before;
both servers' /v1/messages handlers use it.
- wait_for_stream_start: a streamed request waits up to 1 s for the
first frame before its response starts, so a rejection becomes the
400. A slow first token is not waited for; a rejection after the wait
ends the stream with an error event in the same wording.
Other routes keep their wording and codes.
Signed-off-by: JunyiXu-nv <219237550+JunyiXu-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
…d-in a request id
A generation result carries a request_id. The non-streamed stand-in now
has one too, so the over-length tests do not depend on which attributes
of the result the chat handler reads.
Signed-off-by: JunyiXu-nv <219237550+JunyiXu-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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The Anthropic adapter extracts token counts from context-length errors and converts chat failures into Anthropic error responses. Streaming routes check the first frame before streaming and resume the stream when appropriate. The disaggregated route uses the shared error conversion.
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Parse and translate chat errors tensorrt_llm/executor/utils.py, tensorrt_llm/serve/anthropic_adapter.py, tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_anthropic_routes.py
The executor utility extracts context and prompt token counts. The adapter formats prompt-length errors and maps chat failures to Anthropic error types. Tests cover response formats and token counts.
Handle stream startup and delayed errors tensorrt_llm/serve/anthropic_adapter.py, tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_anthropic_routes.py
The adapter waits up to one second for the first stream frame. It returns an HTTP error for recognized prompt-length failures during that wait. It resumes other streams and closes the iterator when the stream ends or fails. Tests cover delayed failures, successful streams, other engine failures, and cancellation.
The disaggregated route uses the shared error conversion for HTTP exceptions and non-200 chat responses. Tests cover prompt-length, client, and server errors.
sequenceDiagram
participant AnthropicMessagesRoute
participant OpenAIChatStream
participant wait_for_stream_start
participant _resume_stream
AnthropicMessagesRoute->>OpenAIChatStream: Request streaming response
AnthropicMessagesRoute->>wait_for_stream_start: Check first frame
wait_for_stream_start->>OpenAIChatStream: Read first frame
wait_for_stream_start->>AnthropicMessagesRoute: Return translated error or started stream
AnthropicMessagesRoute->>_resume_stream: Resume started stream
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Merge Risk: Low · up to bb575
The change returns Anthropic-style "prompt is too long" 400 errors before streaming for over-length prompts. No concrete production defect was identified. One low-severity test-strictness concern is still open, and the CI failures should be confirmed unrelated before merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to bb575
The change is narrowly scoped to oversized-request errors and streaming startup. No expanded access or privileges were identified in the reviewed paths, but some cancellation and response-handoff edge cases remain unverified.
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No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The effective changed exposure is the existing Anthropic Messages response path and one additional first-frame task per aggregated streaming request. The compared handler changes do not introduce worker destinations, credentials, privileged operations or cross-request shared state.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Context-length recognition continues to depend on fixed rejection text crossing the executor boundary as a string. The new parser extracts counts from that existing representation; it does not replace the executor's admission decision.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Cancellation during the admission wait cancels the first-frame task. Once consumed, the resumed stream closes its upstream iterator in finally, and the reframing reader cancels and awaits its child reader on exit. A separate, pre-existing disconnect watcher requests executor abort. These paths do not establish cleanup when a returned response is never consumed.
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The test extracts only data: lines from body.splitlines() and checks payload order and text. It can therefore pass when an SSE frame’s \n\n delimiter is missing, including the final delimiter. Parse complete frames and assert the terminating delimiter, event name, and payload.
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Retrying the A10 multimodal example timeout and the single-GPU/CPU stages cancelled afterward. The failure is outside this PR’s Anthropic prompt-length handling. This targeted run excludes the multi-GPU stages while their approval label is absent; it does not establish full CI coverage.
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Over-length rejection becomes a 400 invalid_request_error in Anthropic wording.
A rejection after the admission wait stays a stream error.
An unrelated engine failure stays in the stream.
Cancellation leaves no running task and logs no error.
Boundary count N > M holds when the prompt fills the context.
A disaggregated worker error maps to the right status and envelope.
Fixture:short_admission_wait patches STREAM_ADMISSION_WAIT_S without raising=False. A rename of the constant now fails the tests.
Test list: CPU-only. Per the earlier review, the file is selected by l0_cpu.yml. No new list entry is needed.
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/v1/messagesrequest whose prompt is longer than the server's context window is not answered the way Anthropic answers it. Anthropic rejects such a request with HTTP 400 before any stream:{"type": "error", "error": {"type": "invalid_request_error", "message": "prompt is too long: 210000 tokens > 200000 maximum"}}Claude Code compacts its conversation when a request fails with an error that says "prompt is too long", and it reads the two counts from that format. Any other answer leaves it without a full-context signal.
On main the server answers in one of two ways, depending on where the prompt is rejected:
errorevent of typeapi_errorreading "Internal server error". This is the case for Claude Code, which always streams.invalid_request_error, in OpenAI's wording: "This model's maximum context length is ... However, your messages resulted in ... tokens."This change answers all of them with Anthropic's 400, for streamed and non-streamed requests, on the aggregated and the disaggregated server.
context_length_exceeded_counts(executor/utils.py, new) reads the context length and the prompt length from the server's rejection text, with the patternis_context_length_exceeded_messagealready uses.prompt_too_long_message(anthropic_adapter.py, new) words the rejection as Anthropic does:prompt is too long: N tokens > M maximum. N is the prompt length. M is the longest prompt the server accepts, the context length minus one: a prompt must leave room for one generated token, and the server rejects a prompt that fills the context exactly. With M as the context length, that case would read8192 tokens > 8192 maximum.anthropic_chat_error_response(new) is the Anthropic error for a failure the chat pipeline reported. An over-length rejection becomes the 400 above. Any other failure is unchanged: a 4xx is aninvalid_request_errorand anything else anapi_error, with the same message and status. The/v1/messageshandlers of both servers use it in place of their own copies of that mapping.wait_for_stream_start(new). For a streamed request, the aggregated server waits up toSTREAM_ADMISSION_WAIT_S(1 s) for the first frame of the chat stream before it starts its response. A rejection in that time becomes the 400. Otherwise the stream is returned with its first frame and read as before. A prompt with a long prefill holds the response back by at most the wait.Why a bounded wait: for a streamed request the server has no answer from a worker before the first result. A rejected request's first result is the rejection, which arrives quickly; the worker's response loop polls every 0.1 s. An accepted request's first result is its first token, after prefill. Once the response has started its status cannot change, so a 400 needs the first result before the response starts. Waiting for it without a bound would hold every streamed response, and anything it sends to keep the connection alive, until the end of prefill. A rejection slower than the wait still ends the stream with an
errorevent in Anthropic's wording; its type isapi_error, the type the stream uses for every failure.Unchanged:
context_length_exceededcode.max_num_tokenswith chunked prefill disabled is a different rejection ("The prompt length ... should not exceed max_num_tokens"). It keeps its wording, as on the other routes.This was found while serving models to Claude Code. The change does not depend on the model.
Test Coverage
CPU-only tests in
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_anthropic_routes.py, whichl0_cpu.ymlalready lists. They run the realopenai_chathandler with an engine stub, or the disaggregated frontend's real_handle_exceptionon a worker's error response.test_over_length_prompt_is_answered_as_anthropic_answers_it[in_worker|in_process-stream|non-stream]: an engine that rejects the prompt in a worker (the first result fails) or in the server process (submitting fails). HTTP 400,invalid_request_error, Anthropic's wording, no stream.test_prompt_too_long_carries_the_counts[standard|disagg-...]: a prompt that fills the context exactly, and a rejection wrapped in other text.test_disagg_route_answers_a_worker_rejection[...]: a context worker's over-length 400 through the disaggregated/v1/messagesroute, streamed or not; a worker's other 400 and its 503 keep their status, type and message.test_stream_starts_without_waiting_for_a_slow_first_token,test_rejection_after_the_wait_ends_the_stream_in_the_same_wording,test_other_failures_before_the_first_token_stay_in_the_stream,test_client_gone_before_the_first_token_leaves_nothing_running: the bounded wait, a late rejection, other failures unchanged, and a disconnect before the first token cancels the pending read and logs no error.18 new tests. 11 fail on current main, all of them over-length cases; the other 7 pin behavior that must not change. With the change,
test_anthropic_adapter.py,test_anthropic_routes.py,test_anthropic_batches.py,test_anthropic_gateway.py,test_context_length_error.py,tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_openai_disagg_server.pyandtests/unittest/disaggregated/test_openai_server_stream_errors.pypass in a CPU run.Also checked outside the test suite: generated-input properties of the wording (any counts, any surrounding text, Claude Code's reading of the counts), of the error mapping (any status), and of the wait (any frames, failure point, first-frame timing and early disconnect: the frames pass through unchanged, the source is closed and no task is left running), with planted bugs to confirm the checks fail on them.
On a build of current main,
test_anthropic_adapter.py,test_anthropic_routes.py,test_serving_extensions.py,test_context_length_error.pyandtests/unittest/disaggregated/test_openai_server_stream_errors.pypass: 304 tests, against 286 on main.PR Checklist
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The change parses context and prompt token counts from recognized context-length rejection messages. On
/v1/messages, it maps those rejections to Anthropic HTTP 400invalid_request_errorresponses. The response reports the prompt token count and a maximum equal to the context length minus one.For aggregated streams, the handler waits up to one second for the first frame. It returns a matching rejection as an HTTP response if it arrives during that wait. A later matching rejection remains a stream error event, with the Anthropic wording. The disaggregated route applies the shared mapper to worker errors. Other client and server errors retain their existing status-based error types.
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The modified test file adds coverage for over-length prompts in streamed and non-streamed requests, immediate and delayed stream starts, late rejection, other stream failures, cancellation, token-count wording, and disaggregated worker errors. It is listed in
tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml; no matching manual-QA listing was found. Coverage verdict: sufficient.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/executor/utils.py— Verify that recognized context-length messages return the correct maximum and prompt token counts, and unmatched messages returnNone.tensorrt_llm/serve/anthropic_adapter.py— Verify Anthropic error formatting and status mapping, the one-second stream-start wait, late error events, cancellation, and iterator cleanup.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_disagg_server.py— Verify that disaggregated/v1/messagesexceptions and worker non-200 responses use the shared error mapper.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py— Verify early stream rejections return HTTP responses and non-streaming errors preserve the expected status and message.tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_anthropic_routes.py— Covers route-level context-length handling, stream timing, cancellation, and disaggregated paths. Listed intests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml; no matching manual-QA listing was found.