feat(api): abort signal support for poe (completePrompt + createMessage) by easonLiangWorldedtech · Pull Request #1535 · Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code

easonLiangWorldedtech · 2026-09-05T12:57:43Z

Adds abort-signal support to the Poe provider for both completePrompt and createMessage (round 1 of the abort-signal series).

Supersedes #1301 (split C of 3). #1301's combined gateway-a diff generated 518 mutation-diff preflight mutants, over the 400 cap. This PR carries the Poe portion only: +533/−77 across 2 files, 80 preflight mutants (well under the 400 cap; measured against main @ 0dbd5846f).

completePrompt

Accepts CompletePromptOptions (abortSignal and/or timeoutMs); the two are combined through the shared mergeAbortSignalAndTimeout (timeoutMs <= 0 disables the timeout; no manual cleanup needed — AbortSignal.timeout / AbortSignal.any handle the lifecycle).
If the caller's signal aborts (or the per-request timeout fires) while the request is in flight, the provider rejects with a DOM-standard AbortError (error.name === "AbortError") instead of a generic completion error.
If the request resolves after the abort, the late result is discarded and AbortError is thrown instead.
Reasoning parameter handling is preserved on the abort paths: the reasoning-effort path (incl. modelMaxTokens — a falsy value sets no maxOutputTokens) and the reasoning-budget path behave identically with and without abort options.

createMessage (new bridging)

Bridges the caller's metadata.abortSignal into a per-request AbortController (Bedrock pattern):

The request-local controller is captured by closure (not a mutable field), so concurrent requests do not interfere.
Pre-aborted guard: if the signal is already aborted, the stream rejects with AbortError immediately without calling the API.
The external listener is stored in a named const and removed in finally, so listeners never outlive the request.
The AI SDK request is driven by the controller's signal, and abort-driven stream failures are normalized to AbortError.

Tests

completePrompt: signal/timeout pass-through via mergeAbortSignalAndTimeout, timeoutMs <= 0 / no-options backward compatibility, pre-aborted reject, mid-flight abort reject, late-result discard, reasoning-effort/budget parameter preservation on abort.
createMessage bridging: pre-aborted signal rejects with name === "AbortError" (no API call, no model fetch); mid-flight abort aborts the in-flight request and rejects the stream with name === "AbortError"; external listener removed after settlement; exact abort-error message asserted (The Poe request was aborted).

Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Builds on #674, #901, #1008. Addresses #404. Supersedes #1301 (split C).

Updated this round (2026-10-13)

Merged current upstream main into the branch to clear the dirty state. One conflict (imports only) in poe.ts: main added the model-cache fetchModels (needs the getPoeModels import); this branch added the abort-signal utility imports. Kept both sides' imports.

Verification at this head: 38/38 green in poe.spec.ts; tsc --noEmit → 0 errors; per-file ESLint (--max-warnings=0) clean; prettier --check clean on touched files.

Split from Zoo-Code-Org#1301 (feat/abort-r1-gateway-a) so the mutation-diff preflight stays under the 400-mutant limit (the combined gateway-a diff generated 518). Part of the abort-signal series (round 1). Addresses Zoo-Code-Org#404.

coderabbitai · 2026-09-05T12:57:50Z

Summary

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Bug Fixes
- Poe requests can be cancelled before they begin or while they’re underway, with cancellations consistently reported as cancellation errors.
- Caller-provided cancellation signals work alongside per-request timeouts. Non-positive timeout values disable the timeout.
- Results arriving after cancellation are rejected, and streaming stops when a request is cancelled.
- Timeouts are reported as timeout errors, while other failures continue to be reported as completion or streaming errors.

The Poe provider now propagates caller cancellation through createMessage and completePrompt. Streaming stops yielding chunks and usage after cancellation. Prompt completion combines caller signals with positive per-call timeouts and classifies cancellation outcomes.

Changes: Poe cancellation handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Streaming message cancellation `src/api/providers/poe.ts`, `src/api/providers/__tests__/poe.spec.ts`	`createMessage` bridges the caller signal and passes it to `streamText`. It stops yielding chunks and usage after cancellation, normalizes aborts, and removes the external listener. Tests cover cancellation timing, cleanup, errors, temperature, usage, and reasoning options.
Prompt completion abort and timeout `src/api/providers/poe.ts`, `src/api/providers/__tests__/poe.spec.ts`	`completePrompt` passes a merged signal to `generateText` when applicable. Non-positive timeouts are disabled. Tests cover caller aborts, timeout ordering, late results, signal selection, and non-abort failures.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant PoeHandler
  participant streamText
  Caller->>PoeHandler: provide metadata.abortSignal
  PoeHandler->>streamText: pass request signal
  Caller->>PoeHandler: abort request
  PoeHandler-->>Caller: reject with Poe AbortError

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant PoeHandler
  participant generateText
  Caller->>PoeHandler: provide abortSignal or timeoutMs
  PoeHandler->>generateText: pass merged abort signal
  generateText-->>PoeHandler: return result or error
  PoeHandler-->>Caller: return result or normalized cancellation error

Possibly related PRs

Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1293: Adds the abort-signal bridge used by createMessage.
Zoo-Code-Org/Zoo-Code#1303: Adds the timeout-error helper used by completePrompt.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 0a234

Some caller cancellations may be reported as timeouts. The issue is narrow but should be addressed or accepted before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to e5e08

Cancellation remains scoped to existing requests, with no demonstrated expansion of access or privileges. End-to-end cancellation guarantees remain partly unverified, so the assessment is low risk rather than minimal.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

inferred — The demonstrated new control affects requests associated with the supplied cancellation signal and their returned output. Request-local controllers do not introduce handler-wide cancellation authority; production caller identity and broader deployment exposure were not resolved.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Provider credentials and the configured destination remain constructor-owned. The changed request paths add cancellation signals without adding credential overrides, new tool authority, or provider-selection inputs.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — The tests exercise late completion and cancellation during pending usage, but replace both generation entrypoints with mocks. They support output-suppression behavior without proving remote request termination or bounded settlement when downstream work stalls.

Pre-merge checks: 6 · 2

Failed checks: 2 warnings

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Regression Evidence		The changed `createMessage` behavior creates a request-local abort bridge for each invocation (`src/api/providers/poe.ts:105-107`). The required isolation between concurrent requests remains untested.…	Add a focused `PoeHandler` unit test that starts two concurrent `createMessage` streams with separate abort signals, aborts one stream, and verifies that only that stream rejects with `AbortError` while the other stream completes normally.
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup		The changed `PoeHandler.createMessage` path can leak its external abort listener during iterator disposal. The provider awaits `result.fullStream.next()` inside `for await` at `src/api/providers/poe.t…	Make iterator disposal independent of a pending `fullStream.next()`. Return a cancellation-aware iterator or wrapper whose `return()` aborts the per-request controller before waiting for disposal, and invoke the upstream iterator's `return(…

Passed checks: 6 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: abort-signal support for Poe in both completePrompt and createMessage.
Description check		The description is detailed and covers the linked issues, implementation approach, edge cases, tests, and verification results. It does not reproduce every template section, such as the completed chec…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Security Boundaries		No changed path meets a security-boundary failure condition. In `src/api/providers/poe.ts:105-172`, the PR bridges the caller `AbortSignal` and forwards it to the existing Poe SDK request. In `:245-26…
Persistence Integrity		PASS. The changed provider path only manages Poe request creation, streaming, usage emission, and abort handling in `createMessage` and `completePrompt`. The diff adds no persistence write, transactio…

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Explanation

The description is detailed and covers the linked issues, implementation approach, edge cases, tests, and verification results. It does not reproduce every template section, such as the completed checklist and explicit documentation-impact statement, but the core required information is present.

Full details: Security Boundaries

Explanation

No changed path meets a security-boundary failure condition. In src/api/providers/poe.ts:105-172, the PR bridges the caller AbortSignal and forwards it to the existing Poe SDK request. In :245-261, timeout input goes through mergeAbortSignalAndTimeout, which validates usable timeout values. The PR adds no secret or PII logging, dynamic execution, approval bypass, or allowlist bypass. The added test file contains no production path.

Full details: Persistence Integrity

Explanation

PASS. The changed provider path only manages Poe request creation, streaming, usage emission, and abort handling in createMessage and completePrompt. The diff adds no persistence write, transaction, rollback, or default-propagation path. The cache references are reads or unchanged surrounding model-cache handling. No changed persistence path can lose or corrupt state.

Full details: Regression Evidence

Explanation

The changed createMessage behavior creates a request-local abort bridge for each invocation (src/api/providers/poe.ts:105-107). The required isolation between concurrent requests remains untested. poe.spec.ts covers single-stream cancellation and listener cleanup (:278-610), but has no test that starts two streams, aborts one signal, and verifies that the other stream continues. This is the same unresolved regression evidence from the standing failure.

Resolution

Add a focused PoeHandler unit test that starts two concurrent createMessage streams with separate abort signals, aborts one stream, and verifies that only that stream rejects with AbortError while the other stream completes normally.

Full details: Lifecycle Resource Cleanup

Explanation

The changed PoeHandler.createMessage path can leak its external abort listener during iterator disposal. The provider awaits result.fullStream.next() inside for await at src/api/providers/poe.ts:187, and removes the listener only in finally at lines 232-236. If a consumer calls .return() while that upstream read remains pending, async-generator disposal stays queued behind the read. The finally block does not run, the per-request controller is not aborted, and the caller's long-lived signal retains the listener and request closure. The current early-close test only calls .return() while the provider is suspended at its own yield, so it does not cover this path. A standalone reproduction of the same async-generator structure showed .return() unsettled, cleanup false, and upstream return() uncalled while next() remained pending. Repository code also explicitly disposes iterators with .return() in src/core/task/Task.ts:4572-4575.

Resolution

Make iterator disposal independent of a pending fullStream.next(). Return a cancellation-aware iterator or wrapper whose return() aborts the per-request controller before waiting for disposal, and invoke the upstream iterator's return() or cancellation method when available. Ensure the external abort listener is removed on this path. Add a regression test with a permanently pending fullStream.next() that calls .return() and verifies request cancellation, listener removal, upstream disposal, and completion of the disposal promise.

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In `@src/api/providers/__tests__/poe.spec.ts`:
- Line 371: Update the abort-listener test around addEventListener and
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- Line 666: Update the timeout test around handler.completePrompt and its
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completePrompt rejects with the canonical Poe AbortError. Replace the current
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