Making Gemini's model list empty left the assistant's own picker with an empty select and no way out: it has its own provider and model controls, not the schema-driven field machinery, so the rule that an unlistable catalogue has to be typed never reached it. Worse, it called the empty list "No models are available for the selected provider" - wrong twice, since the models exist and the message hid the fix. It now asks the same /open endpoint, and the four model controls - the main one and the three per-phase overrides, which were disabled outright while the list was empty - take a typed name. The question is asked alongside the list rather than derived from it: an open provider is exactly the one whose list comes back empty, so "nothing to show" and "nothing to offer" must not collapse into one answer. Closed on failure, which leaves a select the user can see is broken. The URL derivation moved to a shared helper. Both callers suffix the path while keeping the query string, and the provider rides in that query - a second copy of that detail is where the two would have drifted apart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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