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With an OpenAI model, an .optional() tool field breaks on both OpenRouter text adapters. On Chat Completions the model cannot leave the field out. On Responses the tool never runs when the model leaves it out. This PR sends strict: false on Chat Completions and removes the provider-added null on Responses.

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Fixes #1542

  • createOpenRouterText now sends each function tool with strict: false. The schema still goes out as written.
  • createOpenRouterResponsesText removes the nulls that its strict conversion added. It does this before it emits TOOL_CALL_END, on all three emit paths (function_call_arguments.done and the output_item.done and response.completed backfills). A .nullable() field keeps null.
  • The map of added nulls comes from a diff of the original schema against the wire schema. So it stays aligned with a subclass makeStructuredOutputCompatible override. It also goes into a .nullable() object (anyOf: [object, null]).
  • Tests: one unit test for the wire strict: false. One table test for the null undo, with one row for each of the three emit paths. An E2E spec drives both adapters through the real SDK with a stubbed fetch.

No docs change. docs/tools/tools.md already states the contract this restores: an omitted .optional() tool field is absent when the tool runs, and a .nullable() field keeps null.

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Root cause

Issue. With an OpenAI model, the OpenRouter adapters break .optional() tool fields. On Chat Completions the model always fills them and makes up values like [""] for min(1) arrays. On Responses, execute never runs when the model leaves a field out.

Cause. convertFunctionToolToAdapterFormat sends no strict. OpenRouter serves OpenAI models through the upstream Responses API (see debug.echo_upstream_body). There, an omitted strict normalizes the schema to strict mode, so every field becomes required. convertFunctionToolToResponsesFormat widens optionals to required + nullable itself, but processStreamChunks emits the model's null unchanged. The engine then checks that null against .optional(), which rejects it.

Fix. Chat Completions says strict: false, which matches the schema it sends as written. Responses undoes its own widening before TOOL_CALL_END, the same way openai-base does since #939.

Possible alternatives

  • Strict tools on Chat Completions too, like openai-base. Widen compatible schemas, send strict: true, and undo the widening. OpenRouter also routes to non-OpenAI providers, and strict: false is valid for all of them. Tested with Claude on Bedrock and Gemini on Vertex.
  • strict: false on Responses. This is a smaller diff. But it removes the strict mode that the Responses adapter turns on for every tool on purpose.
  • Strip nulls in the engine for every adapter. The engine does not know which nulls strict mode added, so it would also drop a genuine .nullable() null.

Testing

Commands run (Node 24):

  1. pnpm run test:pr — passed
  2. pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e test:e2e -- tests/openrouter-strict-tool-optionals.spec.ts — 2 passed. Both fail with the fix commit reverted.
  3. The new unit tests fail on main and pass on this branch.
  4. Full pnpm --filter @tanstack/ai-e2e test:e2e — 415 passed, 16 failed. All openrouter specs pass. The failures are browser UI timeouts in specs that do not use OpenRouter (middleware, lazy tools, tool approval, continuations). The 4 middleware.spec.ts failures happen the same way on main (62bec34b). I did not check the other 12 on main one by one.
  5. Maintainer commit df4fff538 (tests and comments only, on top of the merge of main at 632fd806): nx run-many -t test:lib,test:types,test:oxlint -p @tanstack/ai-openrouter passed, 247 tests. With the null undo turned off at one emit path, only the row for that path fails. pnpm run test:pr and the E2E suite did not run again on this commit.

A separate repro test was not added to the branch. It ran on a clean main worktree (62bec34b) and on this branch:

===== main (62bec34b)
     × chat completions tells the provider the schema is not strict
     × responses runs the tool when the model sends null for the omitted optional
AssertionError: expected undefined to be false // Object.is equality
AssertionError: expected "vi.fn()" to be called 1 times, but got 0 times
      Tests  2 failed (2)
===== pr (ceb57cf6)
      Tests  2 passed (2)

Manual test (with an OpenRouter key):

  1. Run the live.mjs snippet from OpenRouter adapters: optional tool fields cannot be omitted (Chat Completions) or fail validation (Responses) #1542 against openai/gpt-5.5. Without strict, the model sends strings. With strict: false, it leaves strings out.
  2. Run the keyless Responses snippet from OpenRouter adapters: optional tool fields cannot be omitted (Chat Completions) or fail validation (Responses) #1542 on main. It prints Input validation failed … expected object, received null.
  3. Run it on this branch. execute runs with { guitar: 'Martin D-28' }.

How this PR makes testing easy: tests/openrouter-adapter.test.ts, tests/openrouter-responses-adapter.test.ts, and testing/e2e/tests/openrouter-strict-tool-optionals.spec.ts.

Risk / rollback

Low. Chat Completions tools with a schema that the model already filled completely behave the same way. OpenAI models are no longer held to the schema by constrained decoding on Chat Completions. The engine still checks every tool input against the tool's schema. Revert the PR to undo.

Known limit: the Responses adapter does not remove the null for an optional field inside a union of several object shapes. That tool input still fails validation, the same as on main. The changeset states this.

Not in this PR: the OpenRouter strict converter adds null to type but not to enum or const, so an optional enum still cannot be null on the Responses wire. openai-base handles that case. I can follow up.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Optional tool fields are no longer treated as required when sending Chat Completions requests; the authored input schema is preserved.
    • Responses tool inputs omit null values added for optional fields that weren’t provided, including within nested objects.
    • Fields explicitly defined as nullable continue to retain null.
    • These updates make optional and nullable field handling consistent across OpenRouter Chat Completions and Responses tool calls.

The Chat Completions adapter sent function tools without `strict`.
OpenRouter serves OpenAI models through the upstream Responses API, where
an omitted `strict` normalizes the schema to strict mode, so the model
had to fill every optional field. Send `strict: false`, matching the
schema the adapter sends as authored.

The Responses adapter sends strict, null-widened tool schemas but emitted
the model's `null` for an omitted optional unchanged, so the tool's
`.optional()` validation failed and `execute` never ran. Strip exactly
the nulls the strict conversion added before emitting TOOL_CALL_END.

Fixes TanStack#1542
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The OpenRouter Chat Completions adapter now sends function tools with strict: false. The Responses adapter removes nulls added for omitted optional fields before emitting tool inputs, while retaining nulls allowed by the original schema. Unit and end-to-end tests cover both adapters.

Changes

OpenRouter optional tool fields

Layer / File(s) Summary
Chat Completions tool schema
packages/ai-openrouter/src/tools/function-tool.ts, packages/ai-openrouter/tests/openrouter-adapter.test.ts, .changeset/openrouter-optional-tool-fields.md
The function-tool type supports strict, and the converter sends strict: false. A unit test checks that the request retains the authored schema and optional field.
Responses tool-input normalization
packages/ai-openrouter/src/internal/responses-tool-converter.ts, packages/ai-openrouter/src/adapters/responses-text.ts, packages/ai-openrouter/tests/openrouter-responses-adapter.test.ts
The adapter compares original and converted schemas to identify added null allowances, then removes those nulls from parsed tool arguments across three event paths. Tests cover nested optional fields and explicitly nullable fields.
End-to-end adapter coverage
testing/e2e/src/routes/api.openrouter-strict-tool-optionals.ts, testing/e2e/src/routeTree.gen.ts, testing/e2e/tests/openrouter-strict-tool-optionals.spec.ts
A mocked route exercises both adapters. Playwright tests check the request schema, executed tool input, request count, and returned text.

Priority: ➖ Normal

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

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Chat as Chat Completions adapter
  participant Router as OpenRouter
  participant Tool as Tool execution
  Chat->>Router: Send function tool with strict false
  Router->>Tool: Return tool arguments without omitted optional field
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sequenceDiagram
  participant Responses as Responses adapter
  participant Router as OpenRouter
  participant Normalizer as Tool-input normalizer
  participant Tool as Tool execution
  Responses->>Router: Send strict tool schema
  Router->>Responses: Return arguments with conversion-added null
  Responses->>Normalizer: Normalize arguments using tool schema
  Normalizer->>Responses: Return input without widened nulls
  Responses->>Tool: Emit normalized tool input
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The change improves optional-field handling for OpenRouter tool calls. The remaining multi-variant anyOf limitation predates this change, and no new merge-blocking behavior is established.

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Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6c187

The change restores the distinction between omitted optional values and explicit nulls. The added test endpoint uses simulated responses, a dummy credential, and an in-memory callback. No security regression was established, but validation across all supported schema forms and externally hosted test deployments remains unconfirmed.

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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The production contract change can affect function tools supplied to either OpenRouter text adapter. Its security consequences depend on the application's registered callbacks and validation controls; the inspected change does not introduce a new credential selector or execution destination.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Runtime input validation remains an application-side control for Standard Schema tools and precedes execution in the inspected engine paths. The guard is conditional on isStandardSchema, so provider strictness and argument normalization cannot be treated as universal validation or authorization controls for every accepted schema form.
  • observed — A caller of the test endpoint can select the adapter through the api query parameter, but the handler supplies fixed messages, a fixed tool definition, a fixed server URL, simulated transport, and a three-iteration agent-loop limit. Request data does not select a live provider destination or a privileged callback in this handler.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — All three Responses completion paths retain existing started and ended checks and associated call IDs. Normalization is inserted before terminal emission without adding a second completion transition. Malformed JSON still falls back to an empty object; whether that object is executable depends on the selected tool's existing schema and controls.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make tool-name uniqueness explicit and enforce it before request construction, so normalization and execution cannot select different same-named definitions. This is an identity-contract hardening proposal, not an established attack path.
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Merge the two null-widening unit tests into one table-driven test that
delivers the arguments through function_call_arguments.done, the
output_item.done backfill, and the response.completed backfill.

State the upstream strict behaviour as observed (TanStack#1542) in one place, and
note the multi-shape union limit in the changeset.

Refs TanStack#1542
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Thanks for this. Approving

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Btw I debated if this was the right fix. I'm still not sure that passing strict: false is the right call, but looking through all the options, I think this is the best way to handle it.

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Fair point, thanks for the transparency 🙏

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