* fix(settings): preserve OpenAI form input on validation failure
Fixes#1824.
The OpenAI settings form auto-submits on blur, so typing the URI base
before the model triggers cross-field validation. The rescue re-renders
the page with values read from Setting.openai_*, which is still blank
because the failed save was rejected — so the user's input disappears
and they see 'OpenAI model is required' with no value to fix.
Stash the submitted uri_base and model on rescue and prefer them over
the saved Setting when rendering, so the user can finish typing the
missing field and re-submit.
* test(settings): cover openai_model preservation on validation fail (#1862)
jjmata asked for symmetric coverage of the model field. Add a test where
the user changes the URI base and clears the model in the same submit:
the cross-field validation fails and the re-rendered model input must
reflect the submitted (cleared) value rather than reverting to the saved
model. Complements the existing uri_base preservation test.
* Initial implementation
* FIX keys
* Add langfuse evals support
* FIX trace upload
* Delete .claude/settings.local.json
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* Update client.rb
* Small LLMs improvements
* Keep batch size normal
* Update categorizer
* FIX json mode
* Add reasonable alternative to matching
* FIX thinking blocks for llms
* Implement json mode support with AUTO mode
* Make auto default for everyone
* FIX linter
* Address review
* Allow export manual categories
* FIX user export
* FIX oneshot example pollution
* Update categorization_golden_v1.yml
* Update categorization_golden_v1.yml
* Trim to 100 items
* Update auto_categorizer.rb
* FIX for auto retry in auto mode
* Separate the Eval Logic from the Auto-Categorizer
The expected_null_count parameter conflates eval-specific logic with production categorization logic.
* Force json mode on evals
* Introduce a more mixed dataset
150 items, performance from a local model:
By Difficulty:
easy: 93.22% accuracy (55/59)
medium: 93.33% accuracy (42/45)
hard: 92.86% accuracy (26/28)
edge_case: 100.0% accuracy (18/18)
* Improve datasets
Remove Data leakage from prompts
* Create eval runs as "pending"
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* Implement support for generic OpenAI api
- Implements support to route requests to any openAI capable provider ( Deepsek, Qwen, VLLM, LM Studio, Ollama ).
- Keeps support for pure OpenAI and uses the new better responses api
- Uses the /chat/completions api for the generic providers
- If uri_base is not set, uses default implementation.
* Fix json handling and indentation
* Fix linter error indent
* Fix tests to set env vars
* Fix updating settings
* Change to prefix checking for OAI models
* FIX check model if custom uri is set
* Change chat to sync calls
Some local models don't support streaming. Revert to sync calls for generic OAI api
* Fix tests
* Fix tests
* Fix for gpt5 message extraction
- Finds the message output by filtering for "type" == "message" instead of assuming it's at index 0
- Safely extracts the text using safe navigation operators (&.)
- Raises a clear error if no message content is found
- Parses the JSON as before
* Add more langfuse logging
- Add Langfuse to auto categorizer and merchant detector
- Fix monitoring on streaming chat responses
- Add Langfuse traces also for model errors now
* Update app/models/provider/openai.rb
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* handle nil function results explicitly
* Exposing some config vars.
* Linter and nitpick comments
* Drop back to `gpt-4.1` as default for now
* Linter
* Fix for strict tool schema in Gemini
- This fixes tool calling in Gemini OpenAI api
- Fix for getTransactions function, page size is not used.
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