Commit 2ad137b
* test(types): add public-API type-test coverage for chat() and InferChatMessages
Lock in the per-model provider-options gating across `chat()` and the
ai-client → useChat type flow before tightening the compiler so
regressions surface as compile failures rather than runtime drift.
Covers issue #564 (Stage 1).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(types): enable strict TS flags noImplicitOverride, noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature, noFallthroughCasesInSwitch
Tighten the compiler baseline per issue #564 by flipping three flags
that are mechanical to absorb. Fix the surfaced fallout:
- Add `override` modifiers to adapter classes whose `kind` / `chatStream`
/ `summarizeStream` members shadow the base abstractions.
- Convert dynamic `obj.foo` reads on `Record<*, *>` / index-signature
carriers (provider SDK envelopes, JSON-schema walks, devtools wrappers)
to bracket notation.
- Replace the `Record<string, any>` parameter on
`makeStructuredOutputCompatible` with `JSONSchema`, and introduce
`toJsonSchema()` so the Standard-Schema → JSONSchema bridge no longer
needs `as` casts to bypass index-signature variance.
- Bracket Vue template `$slots.X` lookups so vue-tsc accepts them.
`exactOptionalPropertyTypes` and `useDefineForClassFields` from the
original five-flag set are deferred — the former is the dominant
churn (~250 sites) and warrants its own coordinated PR per the issue's
review guidance, and the latter breaks vitest's mock-hoisting transform
in adapter tests that construct classes with field initializers.
Covers issue #564 (Stage 2).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(lint): add typed ESLint rules for streaming/agent-loop correctness
Add a new \`tanstack/ai/typed\` block scoped to packages/typescript/*/src/**
that enables eight typed-linting rules per issue #564:
- error: no-floating-promises, no-misused-promises, await-thenable,
switch-exhaustiveness-check, consistent-type-exports
- warn: no-explicit-any, no-non-null-assertion, prefer-readonly
Also inverts ban-ts-comment from the base \`@tanstack/eslint-config\` —
\`@ts-ignore\` is now disallowed outright and \`@ts-expect-error\` must
carry a description.
Fixes the fallout each rule surfaced:
- Floating promises: prefix \`sendMessage()\` / \`addToolApprovalResponse()\`
fire-and-forget calls in the React/Solid UI shells with \`void\`. These
are intentionally async at the client layer but synchronous from a
DOM event handler's perspective.
- Misused promises: widen \`errorState.reload\` callback type from
\`() => void\` to \`() => Promise<void>\` in chat-messages props, since
the chat client's \`reload()\` is async.
- Exhaustive switches: add \`case undefined:\` co-cases for grok realtime
events and elevenlabs codec parsing, enumerate the remaining Anthropic
stop_reason variants, add explicit cases for video/document content
parts in the openai-base responses adapter, add the missing
\`thinking\` color in ai-devtools, and extract \`reason\` to a local
variable in IterationCard so the discriminator stays in scope.
- consistent-type-exports: switch openai-base \`./tool-choice\` to
\`export type *\`.
Covers issue #564 (Stage 3).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: fail CI on @ts-ignore / @ts-nocheck in library source
Adds `scripts/check-ts-suppressions.mjs` (a one-shot Node walker that
greps every `packages/typescript/<pkg>/src/**.{ts,tsx}` for forbidden
suppressions) plus a `test:no-suppressions` script wired into `test:pr`
and `test:ci`.
`@ts-expect-error` remains allowed — the linked typed-ESLint block
requires a description on it, and the variant self-heals when the
underlying error disappears. `@ts-ignore` silently rots.
Issue #564 baseline is zero matches today; adopt the guard so future
regressions surface in CI rather than during incident triage.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore: add changeset for TypeScript safety tightening (#564)
Patch bump across every workspace package touched by the
strict-flags / typed-linting / suppression-guard work. Public API
surface is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(types): add brandProviderTool helper and use vendor types directly in Anthropic adapter
Collapses 16 `as unknown as <ProviderTool>` phantom-brand casts across Anthropic,
Gemini, and OpenRouter tool factories into a single audited `brandProviderTool<T>()`
helper in @tanstack/ai. The helper uses `as T` (not `as unknown as T`) so TS's
structural-overlap check still applies — future refactors that break the brand
contract surface here instead of at distant call sites.
Also refactors the Anthropic text adapter to import `ContentBlockParam`,
`ThinkingBlockParam`, and `ToolUseBlockParam` directly from
`@anthropic-ai/sdk/resources/messages` and pushes thinking-block construction
into a properly-typed builder. Eliminates the `as unknown as AnthropicContentBlock`
cast that was hiding a TS narrowing limitation rather than a real type mismatch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(types): ban `as unknown as` double-casts in library source
Sweeps the unaudited `as unknown as <Type>` double-cast pattern out of
library source across 14 packages, then adds a `no-restricted-syntax`
rule to prevent regression.
Why: `as unknown as T` bypasses TypeScript's structural-overlap check
(the safety net that errors when two types don't sufficiently overlap)
— equivalent to `@ts-ignore` for type assertions. Plain `as T` keeps
the check, so refactors that break a cast's structural premise surface
at the cast site instead of at distant call sites.
Per-package results:
- 13 sites reduced to plain `as T` (ai, ai-client, ai-fal, ai-utils)
- 2 bug fixes where the cast was hiding real wrong behavior:
- ai-gemini: JSON.parse fallback was casting a `string` to
`Record<string, unknown>`. Replaced with `parsedArgs = {}`.
- ai-ollama: unreachable defensive branch was casting `never` to
`Record<string, unknown>`. Replaced with `{}` (matches the
JSON-parse failure fallback in the same function).
- 12 sites gated with `// eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-syntax
-- <reason>` after `as T` failed the structural-overlap check.
Reasons cluster around: conditional return types (4 framework hook
`useChat`/`createChat`), DOM/TS-lib limitations (`String.fromCharCode
.apply(Uint8Array)`, `Uint8Array.fromBase64` Stage-3 proposal),
discriminated-union construction (OpenRouter `NormalizedStreamEvent`
built field-by-field), and a `RTCErrorEvent` duck-type.
Lint rule scoped to `packages/typescript/*/src/**/*.{ts,tsx}` plus
`src/**/*.{ts,tsx}` to also fire under the 4 packages
(ai, ai-client, ai-svelte, ai-fal) that ship a local
`eslint.config.js` re-exporting root — flat-config evaluates `files`
globs relative to the config-file's directory, so the original glob
silently misses those packages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: apply automated fixes
* refactor(lint): close typed-linting coverage gap in 4 packages
Four packages (\`ai\`, \`ai-client\`, \`ai-svelte\`, \`ai-fal\`) shipped a
no-op local \`eslint.config.js\` that re-exported root with empty rules.
Flat-config evaluates \`files\` globs relative to the config-file's
directory, so the root's typed-linting block \`packages/typescript/*/src/**\`
glob silently resolved to nothing in those packages — the strict rules
(no-floating-promises, no-misused-promises, switch-exhaustiveness-check,
consistent-type-exports, ban-ts-comment override) didn't apply there.
Removes the four no-op local configs and fixes the violations that
surfaced:
- ai/src/middlewares/otel.ts:118 — \`switch (type)\` missing
\`case undefined:\`. Added with \`[unknown]\` placeholder; dropped the
now-redundant \`?? 'unknown'\` from the default branch.
- ai/src/activities/summarize/chat-stream-summarize.ts:214 —
\`switch (options.style)\` missing \`undefined\`. Added a case that
mirrors the existing default-prompt text.
- ai/src/activities/chat/index.ts:695 and stream/processor.ts:456 —
switches on AG-UI \`EventType\` where case labels are string literals
(\`'TEXT_MESSAGE_START'\` etc.) but the discriminant is the
\`EventType\` enum. The rule's exhaustiveness analysis treats those as
unrelated types and flags every variant as unmatched even though the
default already handles them. Scoped \`eslint-disable-next-line\`
with reason on each switch.
- ai/src/realtime/index.ts:4 — \`export * from './types'\` →
\`export type * from './types'\` (all exports are types).
- ai-client/src/generation-client.ts:162 and
video-generation-client.ts:188 — \`switch (event.type)\` on
AG-UI \`EventType\`; consumer only handles the generation-lifecycle
subset (\`CUSTOM\`, \`RUN_FINISHED\`, \`RUN_ERROR\`). Rule's
\`considerDefaultExhaustiveForUnions\` defaults to false. Added
\`default: break\` plus \`eslint-disable-next-line\` with reason.
- ai-client/src/realtime-client.ts:171,308,347 — fire-and-forget
promise calls (\`startListening\` kicks off audio capture,
\`destroy\` calls \`disconnect\`, refresh-token timer). Prefixed with
\`void\` to make intent explicit.
- ai-client/src/realtime-client.ts:412 — \`no-misused-promises\` on
an async event handler passed to a \`() => void\` slot. Converted
to a sync arrow with an inner \`void (async () => {...})()\` IIFE;
hoisted \`tool.execute\` to a local const to preserve narrowing
across the IIFE boundary.
- ai-fal/src/utils/client.ts:86 — \`switch (ext)\` on
\`string | undefined\`. Added \`case undefined:\` that falls through
to the existing default \`return 'audio/mpeg'\`.
Doesn't address the warnings (~298 across the four packages, mostly
\`no-explicit-any\` and \`no-non-null-assertion\` — both configured as
warnings in the root). Those are a separate cleanup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci(examples): add test:types to all examples and fix surfaced type errors
Before this commit, of 9 examples only \`ts-react-media\` had a
\`test:types\` script. Most ran \`"test": "exit 0"\` and never had
their types checked by CI even though every example ships a \`tsconfig.json\`
with strict mode. That gap is now closed.
For each example:
- \`ts-react-chat\` — added \`tsc --noEmit\`. Fixed 4 ElevenLabs
adapter calls passing a generic \`string\` where a literal-union
model id was expected (\`as 'eleven_multilingual_v2'\` etc.),
renamed 4 unused middleware \`ctx\` params to \`_ctx\`, and tightened
the transcription generation route's fetcher input to the
\`TranscriptionGenerateInput\` shape from \`@tanstack/ai-client\`.
- \`ts-vue-chat\` — added \`vue-tsc -b\` (already used in \`build\`).
No source fixes needed.
- \`ts-solid-chat\` — added \`tsc --noEmit\`. Excluded the generated
\`src/routeTree.gen.ts\` and three orphan files
(\`src/lib/stub-adapter.ts\`, \`src/lib/stub-llm.ts\`,
\`src/utils/demo.tools.ts\` — the first two reference outdated
\`@tanstack/ai\` types; the third imports Vercel's \`ai\` package
and is unreferenced). Fixed \`api.chat.ts\` to pass the
\`serverTools\` array directly to \`mergeAgentTools\` instead of
wrapping it in a \`Record\`.
- \`ts-svelte-chat\` — added \`svelte-kit sync && svelte-check\`.
Same \`mergeAgentTools\` array fix as solid. Split the
per-provider \`chat()\` call into a ternary so each branch resolves
to a concrete adapter type (spreading the union erased the
generic).
- \`vanilla-chat\` — created a \`tsconfig.json\` (didn't exist),
scoped to the example's \`src/**/*.js\` + \`vite.config.ts\` with
\`allowJs: true\` and \`checkJs: false\` so \`tsc\` doesn't surface
unrelated JS drift. Added \`tsc --noEmit\`.
- \`ts-group-chat\` — added \`tsc --noEmit\`. Removed a dead
\`private webSocket\` field, replaced an old AG-UI \`'content'\`
stream-chunk discriminator with \`'TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT'\`, and
typed a tool handler's \`unknown\` args via a single named alias.
- \`ts-react-search\` — added \`tsc --noEmit\`. No source fixes
needed (tsconfig already excludes generated files).
- \`ts-code-mode-web\` — added \`tsc --noEmit\`. Renamed two unused
function params and widened a function's first arg from
\`AsyncGenerator<StreamChunk>\` to \`AsyncIterable<StreamChunk>\`
to match \`chat()\`'s return type.
Same anti-pattern (spread of a per-provider \`chat()\` union erasing
the generic) is present in \`ts-react-chat\` but doesn't surface
under its current tsconfig — left in place to avoid scope creep.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: drop check-ts-suppressions.mjs (redundant with ban-ts-comment)
The script was introduced in 0714eea as a backstop for `@ts-ignore` /
`@ts-nocheck` enforcement. Its value-add at the time was that the
typed-linting block in `eslint.config.js` (which configures
`@typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment` with `'ts-ignore': false` /
`'ts-nocheck': true`) silently didn't apply to four packages — `ai`,
`ai-client`, `ai-svelte`, `ai-fal` — because each shipped a no-op local
`eslint.config.js` that shifted the `files` glob's resolution context.
Without the script, those four packages were under the base config's
looser policy (allow `@ts-ignore` with a description).
The previous commit (720ffd6) deletes those four local configs, so
the strict `ban-ts-comment` policy now applies uniformly. The script
and ESLint enforce identical rules against identical scopes, both gated
by the same CI step. Keeping both creates divergence risk (regex vs.
AST policies that can drift), so consolidate on ESLint.
Removes:
- `scripts/check-ts-suppressions.mjs`
- `test:no-suppressions` script in root `package.json`
- The `pnpm run test:no-suppressions && ` prefix on `test:pr` and
`test:ci` — `test:eslint` already runs in both and catches the
same violations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(rebase): absorb main drift after rebase onto 144e090
- Anthropic per-model type-test: switch to `id`-form aliases
(`claude-3-5-haiku` / `claude-3-haiku`) after #581 narrowed the
factory's accepted model union to `id` values rather than `name`.
- Re-add `as unknown as UseChatReturn<TTools, TSchema>` cast on the
React `useChat` return — main's new `activeStructuredPart` memo
changed the runtime shape, so the conditional return-type seam
needs the double-cast (the no-restricted-syntax eslint-disable
was already in place).
- Bracket-notation fixes for `noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature`
violations newly surfaced in code that landed on main:
- `process.env.X` reads in gemini/grok test files
- `process.env.NODE_ENV` in ai-devtools/src/index.ts
- `e.name` / `e.message` index-sig reads in
ai-isolate-cloudflare/src/isolate-driver.ts
- `Record<string, unknown>` access in message-updaters /
openai-base / elevenlabs tests
- Cast schema-converter test results to `any` (`const result: any
= ...`) so dot-chains on the returned JSON Schema satisfy the
new flag without 50+ bracket rewrites; typed-lint rules don't
apply to test files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(types): enable useDefineForClassFields
Flips the fifth strict flag from issue #564's original five-flag set
on. With ES2020 target, `useDefineForClassFields` is off by default;
turning it on emits real ES2022 class fields (Object.defineProperty)
instead of [[Set]]-style assignments — closer to runtime semantics
and required to keep TS in sync with downstream consumers that
default to true (ES2022+ targets).
Surfaced one test breakage in `ai-openrouter/tests/openrouter-adapter.test.ts`:
the inline `vi.mock` factory returned a class with a `chat` field
initializer, and vitest's mock-hoister mis-rewrote that field
reference because `chat` was also a top-level named import on line 2.
The class-field semantics under `useDefineForClassFields: true`
turned the previously-silent collision into a runtime
"Cannot access '__vi_import_0__' before initialization" error.
Rewrite the mock as a plain constructor function with `this.chat = ...`
assignments. The sibling `openrouter-responses-adapter.test.ts` test
uses the same inline-class pattern but doesn't collide (field is
named `beta`, no matching import) so it's left as-is.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(types): ratchet warn-level lint baselines in ai-fal and ai-preact
The typed-ESLint block leaves `no-explicit-any`,
`no-non-null-assertion`, and `prefer-readonly` at `warn` to ratchet
later. Clears the warnings in the two packages explicitly called out
for cleanup; the remaining ~600 warnings in other packages are a
separate sweep.
ai-fal:
- `utils/client.ts:41` — `url.split('?')[0]!.split('#')[0]!` had two
forbidden non-null assertions guarding `noUncheckedIndexedAccess`.
Both `String.split` calls return a non-empty array when the
separator is missing, but TS doesn't know that. Replace with
`?.split('#')[0] ?? url` — falls back to the raw input string if
the optional chain ever produces undefined.
- `utils/client.ts:137` — `view[i]!` inside an indexed `for` loop.
Rewrite as `for (const byte of view)` so the binding is statically
non-undefined.
- `model-meta.ts:26,128` — fallback branches for the
`EndpointTypeMap[TModel]` conditional types used
`Record<string, any>`. Tighten to `Record<string, unknown>` so
consumers get a value type they have to narrow.
- `adapters/video.ts:140` — `catch (error: any)` then `error?.body`,
`error.message`. Narrow the catch binding to `unknown` and
introduce a typed local alias for the SDK error shape we read.
ai-preact:
- `addToolResult.output: any` → `output: unknown` in both `types.ts`
and `use-chat.ts`. The framework genuinely doesn't know the result
shape — `unknown` forces callers to narrow rather than silently
accepting anything assignable to `any`.
The `<TTools extends ReadonlyArray<AnyClientTool> = any>` defaults on
the hook generics are deliberately kept — that pattern is shared by
ai-react, ai-solid, ai-svelte, ai-vue, and ai-preact. Changing the
default in one framework only would diverge the surface, and changing
it everywhere is its own refactor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(types): enable exactOptionalPropertyTypes
Flips the final flag from issue #564's original five-flag set on, and
fixes the ~300 errors it surfaces across 26 packages. EOPT
distinguishes `field?: T` (the property may be absent) from
`field?: T | undefined` (may be absent OR explicitly undefined),
so spreading an object whose source field is `T | undefined` into a
target declared `field?: T` is now a type error.
## Fix patterns
Two patterns covered nearly every site. The choice between them is
about semantic intent, not convenience.
**Widen the target** (`field?: T` → `field?: T | undefined`): used
when the field is locally owned and the carry-through-undefined
semantics are correct. Most internal interfaces fall here —
`BaseEventContext`-style shared-context types, middleware context
shapes, devtools store interfaces, eval-local row types, etc.
**Conditional spread** (`{ ...(v !== undefined && { field: v }) }`):
used when the target is owned by another package (vendor SDK, AG-UI
event shapes, framework integration options imported from
`@tanstack/ai-client`, etc.) and absence-on-the-wire matters.
Provider adapters (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama, Grok, fal,
ElevenLabs, OpenRouter, Groq) all use this for vendor request
shapes; framework hooks (ai-react, ai-solid, ai-vue, ai-svelte,
ai-preact) use it for `ChatClientOptions`/`GenerationClientOptions`
pass-throughs.
## Things deliberately NOT widened
- `Tool.inputSchema` / `Tool.outputSchema` and the same fields on
`ClientTool`. These participate in `InferToolInput` /
`InferToolOutput` via `infer T extends StandardJSONSchemaV1<…>`.
Widening to `T | undefined` makes the inference distribute over
`undefined` and collapses inferred input/output types to `unknown`,
breaking the `chat()` / `useChat()` type-inference contract that
the public type-tests in `ai-client/tests/` lock down. Comment
added at the declaration to flag this.
- Mirror types in `ai-event-client/src/index.ts` (the locally
redeclared `ContentPartUrlSource`, `ToolCallPart`, `ToolResultPart`,
`ToolCall`, `ImageUsage`) — these must structurally match the
authoritative declarations in `@tanstack/ai/src/types.ts` to stay
cross-package assignable. Kept as `field?: T` (no `| undefined`).
## Notable per-package work
- `ai` (71 errors): widened the shared context / middleware /
activity option types. One `as ChatMiddleware` boundary cast on
the devtools-middleware structural-equivalent type (sibling
package, deliberately duplicated to avoid circular dep). Two
conditional spreads at AG-UI `RUN_ERROR` / image-output wire
boundaries.
- `ai-event-client` (21 errors): widened `BaseEventContext` and the
per-event subtype redeclarations of optional fields. Mirror types
for content parts deliberately not widened (see above).
- `ai-devtools` (31 errors): widened the five store interfaces in
`store/ai-context.tsx` (`MessagePart`, `Message`, `Chunk`,
`Iteration`, `Conversation`); removed two now-unnecessary
`as T[keyof T]` casts.
- `openai-base`, `ai-openai`, `ai-openrouter`, `ai-grok`, `ai-groq`:
conditional-spread the `RUN_ERROR.code` / nested `error.code` and
`RUN_FINISHED.usage` wire payloads, plus `signal` and `headers`
into vendor `RequestOptions`.
- `ai-anthropic`, `ai-gemini`: conditional-spread vendor-SDK request
shape fields (`ThinkingConfig`, `WebSearchTool20250305`, etc).
`brandProviderTool` tool factories pass `metadata: config`
directly — `Tool.metadata` was widened to allow `| undefined` so
the property stays present (smoke tests assert
`toHaveProperty('metadata')`).
- `ai-isolate-{node,quickjs,cloudflare}`: conditional-spread
`NormalizedError.stack` / `code` (type owned by `ai-code-mode`,
intentionally narrow). Local `ExecuteResponse` widened.
- Framework hooks (`ai-react`, `ai-solid`, `ai-vue`, `ai-svelte`,
`ai-preact`): conditional-spread every optional pass-through to
`ChatClient` / `GenerationClient` / `VideoGenerationClient`
constructors and `updateOptions` calls. Block-bodied callback
wrappers in `ai-react` so the `?.()` chain doesn't widen the
callback's return type to `void | undefined`.
- `ai-openrouter`: vitest mock-hoister collision under
`useDefineForClassFields: true` (from the prior commit) needed
the inline-class mock rewritten as a constructor function — same
fix logic as the `chat = {…}` collision noted there.
## Verification
- `pnpm test:types`: 32 projects, 0 errors.
- `pnpm test:eslint`: 31 projects, 0 errors (warning baselines
unchanged).
- `pnpm test:lib`: 31 projects, all tests pass.
- `pnpm build`: 31 projects.
- 9 examples: all `test:types` exit 0 (one example, `ts-react-media`,
needed a local `JobState` discriminant widening + conditional
spread on a `RequestInit`-style fetch payload).
Covers issue #564 (Stage 3 — final flag).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: apply automated fixes
* Fix changest
* refactor(types): back out two strict TS flags, tighten lint rules
Drop noPropertyAccessFromIndexSignature and exactOptionalPropertyTypes
from tsconfig.base.json — both produced ~500 lines of bracket-access /
conditional-spread churn without catching real bugs, and EOPT would
have propagated style preferences to downstream consumers running the
same flag. Two surgical fix-ups restore narrowing the EOPT-removed
explicit guards relied on (realtime-client status/mode dispatch;
gemini functionResponse optional chain).
Re-enable @typescript-eslint/no-non-null-assertion as an error and
refactor all 63 sites across 29 files to avoid `!`:
- Map get-then-has → bind result to local, init if missing
- array[i] in known-bounded loops → for-of / .entries() / optional chain
- arr.shift()! in while → assignment-in-condition pattern
- closure-captured non-null → capture into const outside the closure
(TS can't propagate narrowing through arrow boundaries)
- vendor SDK "known present" fields → narrowing type predicates on
.filter, destructure-with-undefined-check, or guarded if-continues
Upgrade @typescript-eslint/prefer-readonly from warn to error and fix
the 18 sites it surfaced. Keep @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any as a
warning per maintainer preference — existing ~165 warnings unchanged;
new introductions surface in editors without blocking CI.
Reduce eslint-disable count from 25 to 23; every remaining disable
now carries an inline reason. File-level disable in schema-converter
.ts replaced with two targeted line-level disables. Dead
\`part.type === 'document'\` branch removed from ai-context.tsx.
\`while (true)\` in SSE/connection adapters rewritten as
\`while (!abortSignal?.aborted)\`. The require-await warning on the
sync in-memory SkillStorage implementation refactored to
\`Promise.resolve()\` wrappers (no async, no disable).
Update changeset to reflect the final rule set.
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* refactor(types): infer AudioProviderOptions from ~types brand
Switch AudioProviderOptions from a nominal `AudioAdapter<any, any>` match
to a structural `{ '~types': { providerOptions: infer P extends object } }`
extraction. The previous conditional silently collapsed to `object` for
concrete provider options interfaces without an index signature (the
common case), leaving `modelOptions` effectively untyped at activity call
sites. The new form carries the real per-model provider options through,
restores model-specific typing on `modelOptions`, and removes the last
`any` from the audio extraction helper.
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