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This change implements a new user interface component that displays the intermediate "thinking" or reasoning steps from the AI model in real-time as it processes a request. A new "Thinking" section appears in the UI to provide users with transparency into the model's process. The reasoning steps are streamed token-by-token and are also saved to the chat history, so they are visible after a page reload. This functionality is enabled by configuring the Gemini model to use its "thinking mode" and handling the new reasoning data stream throughout the application.


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  • Adds ReasoningDisplay component to render AI model thinking steps

  • Integrates reasoningStream into researcher agent for real-time reasoning

  • Enables Gemini 3 Pro thinking mode with thinkingLevel parameter

  • Persists reasoning steps in chat history for post-reload visibility

  • Updates Section component with "Thinking" icon for reasoning display


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  A["Gemini 3 Pro<br/>with thinkingLevel"] -->|reasoning stream| B["researcher agent"]
  B -->|reasoningResponse| C["ReasoningDisplay<br/>component"]
  C -->|renders| D["Thinking section<br/>in UI"]
  B -->|persists| E["Chat history<br/>with reasoning type"]
  E -->|reload| D
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index.ts
Add reasoning message type                                                             

lib/types/index.ts

  • Adds 'reasoning' as new message type to AIMessage union
+1/-0     
index.ts
Enable Gemini thinking mode configuration                               

lib/utils/index.ts

  • Configures Gemini 3 Pro with structuredOutput.thinkingLevel: 'low' to
    enable thinking mode
  • Adds documentation link to Gemini thinking mode guide
  • Improves error message formatting for consistency
+9/-1     
actions.tsx
Integrate reasoning stream into main action flow                 

app/actions.tsx

  • Imports new ReasoningDisplay component
  • Creates reasoningStream streamable value for real-time reasoning
    updates
  • Wraps initial UI with Section containing ReasoningDisplay and Spinner
  • Passes reasoningStream to researcher function and handles returned
    reasoningResponse
  • Adds reasoning case to getUIStateFromAIState to render persisted
    reasoning from chat history
+32/-9   
reasoning-display.tsx
Create ReasoningDisplay component for thinking text           

components/reasoning-display.tsx

  • New client component that consumes StreamableValue for reasoning
    content
  • Uses useStreamableValue hook to handle streaming, pending, and error
    states
  • Renders reasoning text using MemoizedReactMarkdown with prose styling
+28/-0   
section.tsx
Add Thinking section icon support                                               

components/section.tsx

  • Imports Bot icon from lucide-react
  • Adds case for 'Thinking' section title to display Bot icon
+4/-0     
researcher.tsx
Integrate reasoning stream handling in researcher agent   

lib/agents/researcher.tsx

  • Imports getMutableAIState and nanoid for state management
  • Adds reasoningStream parameter to function signature
  • Adds reasoningResponse variable to accumulate reasoning deltas
  • Handles 'reasoning' delta type to stream reasoning text in real-time
  • Persists reasoning response to AI state with 'reasoning' type for chat
    history
  • Returns reasoningResponse in function result
+27/-3   
Bug fix
resolution-search.tsx
Add type assertion for model compatibility                             

lib/agents/resolution-search.tsx

  • Adds type assertion as any to getModel(hasImage) call to resolve type
    compatibility issue
+1/-1     

This commit introduces a new UI component to display the intermediate reasoning steps of the AI model.

Key changes:
- Adds a `ReasoningDisplay` component to render streaming "thinking" text.
- Integrates a new `reasoningStream` into the core user action and `researcher` agent.
- Enables reasoning mode for the Gemini 3 Pro model using the `thinkingLevel` parameter.
- Persists the reasoning steps in the chat history for display on reload.
- Updates the `Section` component with a "Thinking" icon.
- Adds `dev_server.log` to `.gitignore`.
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This commit introduces a new UI component to display the intermediate reasoning steps of the AI model.

Key changes:
- Adds a `ReasoningDisplay` component to render streaming "thinking" text.
- Integrates a new `reasoningStream` into the main query action and `researcher` agent.
- Enables reasoning mode for the Gemini 3 Pro model using the `thinkingLevel` parameter.
- Persists the reasoning steps in the chat history for display on reload.
- Updates the `Section` component with a "Thinking" icon.
- Adds `dev_server.log` to `.gitignore`.

**Known Issue:** The build is currently failing with a type error in `lib/utils/index.ts`: `Expected 1 arguments, but got 2`. This is due to a breaking change in the `@ai-sdk/google` package (upgraded to v3.0.6) that I was unable to resolve. The `google()` function signature has changed, and further investigation is needed to find the correct way to pass the `thinkingLevel` parameter.
@ngoiyaeric ngoiyaeric marked this pull request as ready for review January 10, 2026 15:17
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@coderabbitai Important: The build is currently failing due to a type error in lib/utils/index.ts. An upgrade to the @ai-sdk/google package introduced a breaking change, and I was unable to find the correct new syntax for passing the thinkingLevel parameter. The application will not build successfully until this is resolved.

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if (reasoningResponse) {
  const aiState = getMutableAIState()
  aiState.update({
    ...aiState.get(),
    messages: [
      ...aiState.get().messages,
      {
        id: nanoid(),
        role: 'assistant',
        content: reasoningResponse,
        type: 'reasoning'
      }
    ]
  })
}
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@coderabbitai Important: The build is currently failing due to a type error in lib/utils/index.ts. An upgrade to the @ai-sdk/google package introduced a breaking change, and I was unable to find the correct new syntax for passing the thinkingLevel parameter. The application will not build successfully until this is resolved.

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Short answer: In @ai-sdk/google v3 use the providerOptions.google.thinkingConfig object. thinkingLevel accepts 'minimal' | 'low' | 'medium' | 'high'. Gemini 3 Pro supports only 'low' and 'high' (Pro default is dynamic/high); Gemini 3 Flash supports all four. You can also set includeThoughts (boolean). For Gemini 2.5 use thinkingBudget instead. [1][2]

Example:
const model = google('gemini-3-pro-preview');
await generateText({
model,
prompt: '...',
providerOptions: { google: { thinkingConfig: { thinkingLevel: 'high', includeThoughts: true } } }
});

Sources: [1] ai-sdk.dev provider docs (thinkingConfig). [2] Google Gemini thinking docs (thinkingLevel details).


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@ngoiyaeric I found the issue! In @ai-sdk/google v3, the API for configuring thinking mode has changed. The thinkingLevel is no longer passed as a parameter to the model creation function. Instead, it must be passed via providerOptions when calling streamText, generateText, or other AI SDK functions.

Fix for lib/utils/index.ts

Remove the invalid second parameter from the google() call:

// Gemini 3 Pro
if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
  const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
    apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
  })
  try {
    // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" to stream reasoning steps.
    // Note: thinkingLevel is now configured via providerOptions in streamText/generateText calls
    // See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
    return google('gemini-3-pro-preview')
  } catch (error) {
    console.warn(
      'Gemini 3 Pro API unavailable, falling back to next provider:',
      error
    )
  }
}

Fix for lib/agents/researcher.tsx

Add providerOptions to the streamText call (around line 110):

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel,
  maxTokens: 4096,
  system: systemPromptToUse,
  messages,
  tools: getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse, mapProvider }),
  providerOptions: {
    google: {
      thinkingConfig: {
        thinkingLevel: 'low',
        includeThoughts: true
      }
    }
  }
})

The providerOptions will only be used when the model is Gemini; other providers will ignore it. According to the documentation:

  • Gemini 3 Pro supports thinkingLevel: 'low' or 'high'
  • includeThoughts: true ensures reasoning steps are included in the stream

This should resolve your build error. The thinking mode configuration is now properly aligned with the v3 API! 🐰

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code diff:

@@ -324,9 +355,7 @@
     const reasoningStream = createStreamableValue<string>()
     uiStream.update(
       <>
-        <Section title="Thinking">
-          <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
-        </Section>
+        <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
         <Spinner />
       </>
     )
@@ -612,11 +641,7 @@
             case 'reasoning':
               return {
                 id,
-                component: (
-                  <Section title="Thinking">
-                    <ReasoningDisplay content={answer.value} />
-                  </Section>
-                )
+                component: <ReasoningDisplay content={answer.value} />
               }

To improve user experience, avoid showing an empty "Thinking" section by
rendering it only after the first reasoning token from the model is received.

Examples:

app/actions.tsx [325-332]
    uiStream.update(
      <>
        <Section title="Thinking">
          <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
        </Section>
        <Spinner />
      </>
    )

Solution Walkthrough:

Before:

async function submit(formData) {
  // ...
  const reasoningStream = createStreamableValue();
  uiStream.update(
    <>
      <Section title="Thinking">
        <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
      </Section>
      <Spinner />
    </>
  );

  // ... call researcher agent which populates the reasoningStream
}

After:

async function submit(formData) {
  // ...
  const reasoningStream = createStreamableValue();
  const thinkingSectionUI = createStreamableUI(
    <Spinner />
  );
  uiStream.update(thinkingSectionUI.value);

  // ...
  const { ... } = await researcher(
    ...,
    thinkingSectionUI, // Pass the new UI stream to the agent
    reasoningStream,
    ...
  );
  // The researcher agent will now update `thinkingSectionUI`
  // to show the "Thinking" section only when reasoning starts.
}
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Suggestion Impact:The redundant inner `createGoogleGenerativeAI` call inside the try block was removed, and the code now reuses the single `google` client created before the try. Additionally, the "thinking mode" configuration was moved into the client initialization and the model call was simplified.

code diff:

     const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
-      apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
+      apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey,
+      // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" to stream reasoning steps.
+      // See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
+      structuredOutput: {
+        thinkingLevel: 'low'
+      }
     })
     try {
-      // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" to stream reasoning steps.
-      // See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
-      const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
-        apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
-      })
-      return google('gemini-3-pro-preview', {
-        thinkingLevel: 'low'
-      })
+      return google('gemini-3-pro-preview')

Remove the duplicate initialization of the Google generative AI client. The
client is created twice; the redundant call inside the try block should be
removed, and the first instance should be used instead.

lib/utils/index.ts [42-61]

 if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
   const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
     apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
   })
   try {
     // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" to stream reasoning steps.
     // See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
-    const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
-      apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
-    })
     return google('gemini-3-pro-preview', {
       thinkingLevel: 'low'
     })
   } catch (error) {
     console.warn(
       'Gemini 3 Pro API unavailable, falling back to next provider:',
       error
     )
   }
 }

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This PR introduces persisted, user-visible “Thinking” content, but currently persists raw reasoning unconditionally, which is a security/product-risk decision that should be gated and size-limited. getModel() redundantly constructs the Gemini client and shadows variables, hurting maintainability. The new ReasoningDisplay UX shows an empty section while pending and provides minimal error feedback.

Additional notes (3)
  • Readability | components/reasoning-display.tsx:6-20
    ReasoningDisplay returns null while pending is true. That makes the Thinking section render as an empty block until the first token arrives, which is a confusing UX regression (you show a "Thinking" header but nothing under it). Also, when error is set, rendering only Error loses useful context for debugging.

This is especially noticeable because you already show a spinner; the section should still show a minimal placeholder state.

  • Maintainability | app/actions.tsx:321-355
    The “Thinking” section is always rendered immediately (with a Spinner), but if the model/provider doesn’t emit reasoning deltas or if an error occurs, the section will remain empty and you never call reasoningStream.done() in the no-reasoning case. This can leave the client hook in a perpetual pending state and the UI permanently blank for that section.

You should always terminate the stream in a finally (or after the loop) with at least an empty string so the UI can settle, and optionally hide the section if no reasoning is produced.

  • Maintainability | app/actions.tsx:621-623
    The section title used for answers is "response" (lowercase) while other titles ("Thinking", "Answer", etc.) are title-cased and are used to select icons. This inconsistency can lead to confusing UI (e.g., default icon selection) and makes the Section title switch brittle (stringly-typed).

Consider standardizing titles (e.g., "Response") or switching to an enum/variant prop separate from the display title.

Summary of changes

What this PR changes

  • Adds a new client UI component components/reasoning-display.tsx to render streamed model “thinking”/reasoning via useStreamableValue().
  • Updates app/actions.tsx to:
    • create a dedicated reasoningStream
    • show a new Thinking Section while the assistant is processing
    • persist reasoning into chat history (type: 'reasoning') and rehydrate it in getUIStateFromAIState.
  • Updates lib/agents/researcher.tsx to:
    • accept a reasoningStream
    • consume a new streamed delta type ('reasoning')
    • append a reasoning message to the mutable AI state.
  • Extends AIMessage['type'] with | 'reasoning'.
  • Adds a Thinking icon mapping in components/section.tsx.
  • Updates Gemini provider config in lib/utils/index.ts to attempt enabling “thinking mode” (thinkingLevel: 'low') and bumps @ai-sdk/google to ^3.0.6.
  • Ignores dev_server.log and deletes the committed log file.

Comment on lines 41 to 54
// Gemini 3 Pro
if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey,
apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
})
try {
return google('gemini-3-pro-preview')
// Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" to stream reasoning steps.
// See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
})
return google('gemini-3-pro-preview', {
thinkingLevel: 'low'
})

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getModel() now creates the Gemini client twice (createGoogleGenerativeAI(...) before the try, and again inside the try). This is redundant and makes it harder to reason about provider configuration and future options (e.g., shared headers, retries).

Suggestion

Create the client once and reuse it. Also avoid shadowing the google identifier.

// Gemini 3 Pro
if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
  const gemini = createGoogleGenerativeAI({ apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey })
  try {
    return gemini('gemini-3-pro-preview', {
      // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode"
      thinkingLevel: 'low'
    })
  } catch (error) {
    console.warn('Gemini 3 Pro API unavailable, falling back to next provider:', error)
  }
}

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if (reasoningResponse) {
const aiState = getMutableAIState()
aiState.update({
...aiState.get(),
messages: [
...aiState.get().messages,
{
id: nanoid(),
role: 'assistant',
content: reasoningResponse,
type: 'reasoning'
}
]
})
}

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This change writes reasoningResponse to persisted aiState and renders it with MemoizedReactMarkdown. If the provider emits structured or sensitive internal reasoning, you are explicitly persisting and re-displaying it after reload. That’s a product/security decision, but it needs a clear guard/flag because it increases risk (PII leakage, prompt-injection artifacts, policy issues) and can significantly bloat stored chat history.

At minimum, this should be gated behind a user setting or server-side config and/or truncated/summarized before persistence.

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Gate persistence behind an explicit flag (e.g., persistReasoning), and consider truncation to a safe max length.

const MAX_REASONING_CHARS = 20_000

if (persistReasoning && reasoningResponse) {
  const persisted = reasoningResponse.slice(0, MAX_REASONING_CHARS)
  const aiState = getMutableAIState()
  aiState.update({
    ...aiState.get(),
    messages: [
      ...aiState.get().messages,
      { id: nanoid(), role: 'assistant', content: persisted, type: 'reasoning' }
    ]
  })
}

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Short answer — use providerOptions.google.thinkingConfig.thinkingLevel with a string enum. Example for @ai-sdk/google v3.0.6 (Gemini 3 models):

JavaScript example:
const { google } = require('@ai-sdk/google');
const { generateText } = require('ai');

const model = google('gemini-3-flash-preview');
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google: {
thinkingConfig: {
thinkingLevel: 'low', // or 'medium', 'high', 'minimal' (model-dependent)
includeThoughts: true, // optional
},
},
},
});

Allowed values (per Google/SDK docs):

  • Gemini 3 Flash: "minimal", "low", "medium", "high".
  • Gemini 3 Pro: "low", "high" (defaults to high).
    (For Gemini 2.5 and earlier use thinkingBudget instead.) [1][2][3]

Sources:
[1] ai-sdk.dev provider docs (Google) — thinkingConfig usage and example.
[2] Google Gemini "Controlling thinking" docs — thinkingLevel allowed values and model differences.
[3] Vertex/GenerationConfig docs — ThinkingConfig fields (thinkingLevel/thinkingBudget/includeThoughts).


@ngoiyaeric I found the issue! In @ai-sdk/google v3.0.6, the API has changed. The thinkingLevel parameter is no longer passed to the model constructor. Instead, it must be passed via providerOptions when calling the actual generation function (streamText, generateText, etc.).

Fix for lib/utils/index.ts

Remove the thinkingLevel parameter from the google() call:

// Lines 52-57 - Remove thinkingLevel from model constructor
const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
  apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
})
return google('gemini-3-pro-preview')  // Remove the second parameter

Also, remove the duplicate google variable declaration on line 48 (it's declared again on line 52).

Where to add thinkingLevel

The thinkingLevel should now be passed where the model is actually used. Let me check where that happens:


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Perfect! I found where the model is used. Here's the complete solution:

1. Fix lib/utils/index.ts

Remove the thinkingLevel parameter and the duplicate variable declaration:

// Lines 47-57 - Replace this section:
if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
  const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
    apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
  })
  try {
    // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" to stream reasoning steps.
    // See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
    return google('gemini-3-pro-preview')  // Remove thinkingLevel from here
  } catch (error) {
    console.warn(
      'Gemini 3 Pro API unavailable, falling back to next provider:',
      error
    )
  }
}

2. Fix lib/agents/researcher.tsx

Add providerOptions to the streamText call at line 110:

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel,
  maxTokens: 4096,
  system: systemPromptToUse,
  messages,
  tools: getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse, mapProvider }),
  providerOptions: {
    google: {
      thinkingConfig: {
        thinkingLevel: 'low',
        includeThoughts: true,
      },
    },
  },
})

Explanation

In @ai-sdk/google v3.0.6, the breaking change moved thinkingLevel from the model constructor to the generation function's providerOptions. The includeThoughts: true ensures that reasoning steps are included in the stream for your ReasoningDisplay component.

This change only affects Google/Gemini models. Other providers (xAI, Bedrock, OpenAI) in your getModel() function will continue working normally since providerOptions is specific to each provider.

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@coderabbitai Important: The build is currently failing due to a type error in lib/utils/index.ts. An upgrade to the @ai-sdk/google package introduced a breaking change, and I was unable to find the correct new syntax for passing the thinkingLevel parameter. The application will not build successfully until this is resolved.

I've been trying to fix the build failure, but I'm completely stuck. I've upgraded the @ai-sdk/google package, but I can't figure out the correct way to pass the thinkingLevel parameter with the new version. I've tried several approaches, and they all result in different type errors. I've reverted my latest attempt and I'm now at a point where I need some guidance on how to proceed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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@coderabbitai Important: The build is currently failing due to a type error in lib/utils/index.ts. An upgrade to the @ai-sdk/google package introduced a breaking change, and I was unable to find the correct new syntax for passing the thinkingLevel parameter. The application will not build successfully until this is resolved.

I've been trying to fix the build failure, but I'm completely stuck. I've upgraded the @ai-sdk/google package, but I can't figure out the correct way to pass the thinkingLevel parameter with the new version. I've tried several approaches, and they all result in different type errors. I've reverted my latest attempt and I'm now at a point where I need some guidance on how to proceed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've implemented the new UI to display my thinking process. Here’s a summary of the changes:

- I added a `ReasoningDisplay` component to render my streaming "thinking" text.
- A new `reasoningStream` is now integrated into the core action and the `researcher` agent.
- I enabled my reasoning mode for the Gemini 3 Pro model using the `thinkingLevel` parameter.
- My reasoning steps will now be persisted in the chat history for display on reload.
- The `Section` component has been updated with a "Thinking" icon.
- `dev_server.log` has been added to `.gitignore`.

**Known Issue:** I was unable to resolve a build failure. There is a type error in `lib/utils/index.ts`: `Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'structuredOutput' does not exist in type 'GoogleGenerativeAIProviderSettings'`. This is due to a version incompatibility with the `@ai-sdk/google` package.
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// In lib/agents/researcher.tsx
async function researcher(uiStream, reasoningStream, ...) {
  for await (const delta of result.fullStream) {
    // ...
    uiStream.update(<SomeComponent />);
    reasoningStream.update(delta.textDelta);
  }
}

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// In app/actions.tsx
async function submit(...) {
  const uiStream = createStreamableUI();
  const { reasoningStream, textStream } = await researcher(...);

  // Caller is responsible for rendering
  uiStream.update(
    <>
      <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
      <BotMessage content={textStream.value} />
    </>
  );
}

// In lib/agents/researcher.tsx
async function researcher(...) {
  const reasoningStream = createStreamableValue();
  const textStream = createStreamableValue();
  // ...
  // process deltas and update local streams
  return { reasoningStream, textStream, ... };
}
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   const [data, error, pending] = useStreamableValue(content)
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+    if (data && data.length > 0 && pending) {
+      setIsExpanded(true)
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   content
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   content: StreamableValue<string>
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verify that the selected model supports the generateObject API, throwing an
error if it doesn't.

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+const model = getModel(hasImage);
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+// This is a safer approach than casting to `any`.
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+  // Handle the case where the model does not support generateObject,
+  // e.g., by falling back to a default model that does.
+  // For this example, we'll throw an error.
+  throw new Error(`The selected model '${model.provider}:${model.modelId}' does not support the 'generateObject' API.`);
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+
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   messages: filteredMessages,
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import { google } from '@ai-sdk/google';
import { generateText } from 'ai';

await generateText({
model: google('gemini-3-pro-preview'),
prompt: 'Solve this step-by-step...',
providerOptions: {
google: {
thinkingConfig: {
thinkingLevel: 'high', // controls depth of reasoning
includeThoughts: true, // include intermediate thoughts when available
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@ngoiyaeric Here's the core reason why the build is failing:

🎯 Core Issue

@ngoiyaeric Here's the core reason isolated:

🔍 Root Cause

The createGoogleGenerativeAI() function only accepts these parameters: apiKey, baseURL, headers, and fetch.

The parameter structuredOutput does not exist. This is why TypeScript is throwing a type error.

Looking at your code:

const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
  apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey,
  // ❌ INVALID - structuredOutput is not a valid parameter
  structuredOutput: {
    thinkingLevel: 'low'
  }
})

✅ The Fix

Step 1: Remove the invalid structuredOutput parameter from lib/utils/index.ts:

// Gemini 3 Pro
if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
  const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
    apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey
    // Remove structuredOutput entirely
  })
  try {
    // Enable Gemini's "thinking mode" via providerOptions in streamText call
    // See: https://ai-sdk.dev/cookbook/guides/gemini#enhanced-reasoning-with-thinking-mode
    return google('gemini-3-pro-preview')
  } catch (error) {
    console.warn(
      'Gemini 3 Pro API unavailable, falling back to next provider:',
      error
    )
  }
}

Step 2: Add providerOptions to the streamText call in lib/agents/researcher.tsx (around line 110):

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel,
  maxTokens: 4096,
  system: systemPromptToUse,
  messages,
  tools: getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse, mapProvider }),
  // Add providerOptions here
  providerOptions: {
    google: {
      thinkingConfig: {
        thinkingLevel: 'low',
        includeThoughts: true
      }
    }
  }
})

📝 Summary

  • Where it was wrong: Trying to configure thinkingLevel in the model constructor
  • Why it failed: structuredOutput is not a valid parameter for createGoogleGenerativeAI()
  • Where it should be: In the providerOptions.google.thinkingConfig when calling streamText

This fix will resolve your build error! 🚀

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@ngoiyaeric I found the core issue! 🔍

🎯 Root Cause

Looking at your lib/agents/researcher.tsx file, the streamText call on line 110 is missing the providerOptions parameter. Without this, Gemini's thinking mode is never enabled, so:

  1. No reasoning deltas are produced
  2. The case 'reasoning': handler (lines 122-127) is never triggered
  3. No content is streamed to the UI
  4. The UI stays blank waiting for content that never arrives

✅ The Fix

Add providerOptions to the streamText call in lib/agents/researcher.tsx at line 110:

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel,
  maxTokens: 4096,
  system: systemPromptToUse,
  messages,
  tools: getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse, mapProvider }),
  // Add this to enable Gemini thinking mode:
  providerOptions: {
    google: {
      thinkingConfig: {
        thinkingLevel: 'low',
        includeThoughts: true,
      },
    },
  },
})

📋 Summary

  • What was wrong: The providerOptions configuration was removed from lib/utils/index.ts (correctly), but never added to the streamText call in lib/agents/researcher.tsx
  • Why it failed: Without providerOptions, Gemini runs in normal mode and doesn't produce reasoning deltas
  • Impact: No reasoning content → no text deltas → no UI updates → blank screen

This single addition will enable thinking mode and allow the reasoning steps to stream to your UI! 🚀


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Perfect! Confirmed. The streamText call is missing the providerOptions parameter.

✅ Complete Fix

In lib/agents/researcher.tsx, replace lines 110-116 with:

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel,
  maxTokens: 4096,
  system: systemPromptToUse,
  messages,
  tools: getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse, mapProvider }),
  providerOptions: {
    google: {
      thinkingConfig: {
        thinkingLevel: 'low',
        includeThoughts: true,
      },
    },
  },
})

Why This Fixes the Issue

  1. Without providerOptions: Gemini runs in normal mode → no reasoning deltas → the case 'reasoning': handler never fires → no content streams → blank UI
  2. With providerOptions: Gemini thinking mode enabled → reasoning deltas produced → content streams → UI renders ✅

The rest of your implementation is correct - the reasoning handler (lines 122-127), the ReasoningDisplay component, and the UI assembly in actions.tsx all work perfectly once the reasoning deltas start flowing.

This single addition will make your Reasoning UI come to life! 🎉

🐰✨

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@coderabbitai is this just for gemini? it has to be for all models associate

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xAI Grok reasoning mode thinking configuration

💡 Result:

Summary — what "Grok reasoning / thinking" and its configuration mean today

  • "Thinking" (aka reasoning) is an explicit internal chain-of-thought / multi‑step reasoning pass that Grok can run before emitting its final answer; xAI ships both reasoning (Thinking) and non‑reasoning (fast) variants so you can trade quality for latency/cost. [1][6]

  • UI modes: Auto (model chooses depth), explicit Thinking/Think or "Big Brain" (force deeper reasoning), and Fast/Expert for lower‑latency behavior. Auto will let Grok self‑decide and you can override to force heavier thinking. [5][8]

  • Model releases: Grok 4.1 includes a dedicated "Thinking" configuration (codename quasarflux) and a non‑reasoning variant (codename tensor); the Thinking build runs an extra internal reasoning pass and scored higher on benchmarks. [1][6]

  • API controls / developer notes:

    • Some Grok endpoints expose a per‑request reasoning toggle (examples: reasoning.enabled = false to disable the reasoning pass for Grok‑4‑fast on some third‑party providers). Default may be reasoning-enabled for newer Grok fast builds. [4]
    • Official xAI docs note that Grok 4 is a reasoning model and that certain parameters (presencePenalty, frequencyPenalty, stop) are not supported for reasoning models; supplying unsupported params can cause errors. Grok 4 also does not accept a reasoning_effort parameter. Check the models docs for exact supported fields. [3]

If you want, I can:

  • show example API payloads to enable/disable reasoning for a specific Grok endpoint (include the provider you use: x.ai API, OpenRouter, etc.), or
  • find the exact current API field names and sample requests for your integration.

🌐 Web query:

Anthropic Claude thinking mode extended thinking configuration

💡 Result:

Short summary of Anthropic Claude "extended thinking" (what it is + how to configure/use):

  • What it is: a mode that lets Claude spend extra internal compute/time to generate explicit "thinking" blocks (internal reasoning) before the final answer — useful for hard math, coding, planning, etc. [1][2][4].
  • Where available / supported models: Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Claude 4/Opus variants (see docs for exact model names/IDs). [2]
  • How to enable (UI): toggle "Extended thinking" in the Claude web UI or choose an extended-capable model; the UI shows a "Thinking" indicator and expandable thinking block. [1]
  • How to enable/configure (API): requests can enable extended thinking (e.g., a thinking_mode or equivalent flag) and set a thinking budget (max tokens/time for internal reasoning); API responses include separate thinking content blocks followed by final text. Respect account/plan limits. [2][3]
  • Tools vs. extended thinking: Anthropic also provides a separate "think" tool for focused internal steps when interacting with tools/agents; extended thinking is broader and better for standalone deep reasoning. Use the "think" tool for sequential tool-heavy workflows. [5][3]
  • Safety and truncation: the thinking trace may be truncated (or withheld) if safety systems detect risky content; the final answer may still be returned. Reframe prompts if truncated. [1][2]
  • Practical tips: prefer high-level instructions (then ask it to "think more" if needed), watch token/time budgets (very large budgets can timeout), and use extended thinking for genuinely complex tasks only. [5]

Sources: Anthropic Help Center and docs on extended thinking, Anthropic engineering blog, and Anthropic announcement. [1][2][3][5]


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OpenAI o1 o3 reasoning thinking mode configuration

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Short summary — how OpenAI's o1 / o3 "reasoning" (thinking) models are configured and behave:

  • Model type: o1 and o3 are explicit "reasoning" models that can "think" (internal chain-of-thought) before producing visible output. They support image inputs and tool/function use depending on variant. [1][2][3]

  • Reasoning tokens: These models generate internal reasoning tokens (the model's private chain‑of‑thought) that are not shown to users but count toward the context window and billing. Reserve room in the context for both reasoning + visible output. [1][3]

  • Key parameters / differences from standard models:

    • Use max_completion_tokens (not max_tokens) to control total generated tokens (reasoning + output). [3]
    • Reasoning "effort" / mode controls how much internal deliberation the model does (common labels: none / low / medium / high depending on model and access). [1][5]
    • Many sampling params are unsupported for reasoning models: temperature, top_p, presence_penalty, frequency_penalty, logprobs, logit_bias, etc. [3]
    • System messages for o-series may be treated as developer messages; avoid using both developer+system messages in same request. [3]
  • Context/window and limits:

    • o1 series: large context (e.g., 128k tokens for many o1 variants); o3 has larger windows (o3 listed with 200k in docs) and very high max output tokens in some variants. Check current per-variant limits. [1][3][4]
  • Access & features:

    • Some features (reasoning summary / chain-of-thought output, streaming, background mode, o3-pro, etc.) are limited-access or differ by variant; availability can vary across OpenAI and Azure deployments. [3][4][5]

If you want exact request examples or the current per-variant token limits and available "effort" values for your account (these can change), tell me which API you use (Responses API, Chat Completions, or Azure OpenAI) and I’ll fetch the live docs for your target model and give a ready-to-use config snippet.

Sources: OpenAI model docs and reasoning guide, Azure OpenAI reasoning docs, reporting on o-series behavior.
[1] OpenAI o3 model docs (platform.openai.com).
[2] Reporting on o-series reasoning (The Verge / TechCrunch).
[3] Azure / Microsoft Learn — Reasoning models (o1, o3, o3-mini) details.
[4] Promptfoo summary of reasoning config (examples of reasoning.effort and max_completion_tokens).


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AI SDK providerOptions reasoning configuration multiple providers

💡 Result:

Short answer — use per-provider providerOptions (or wrap models in a customProvider) and a provider registry to set reasoning settings per provider/model and to control routing/fallback across multiple providers.

How-to (concise):

  • Per-request or per-model providerOptions: set provider-specific options like reasoningEffort/reasoningSummary under providerOptions.openai / providerOptions.anthropic, etc. This controls that provider’s native reasoning parameters. [3][1]
  • Centralize multi‑provider setup with a provider registry (createProviderRegistry) so you can reference models as provider:model and control which provider is used. [2]
  • Use customProvider to preconfigure model aliases, default settings, and middleware that injects providerOptions (e.g., set reasoningEffort: 'high' for an alias). customProvider also supports fallback providers. [1][2]
  • Gateway / routing controls: when you want ordering/fallback across providers, use gateway/provider ordering options so requests will try providers in sequence or fall back automatically. Gateways map generic reasoning settings to each provider’s native fields. [4]

Minimal example (conceptual):

  • Registry + custom alias that forces high reasoning for OpenAI:
    • createProviderRegistry({ openai, anthropic, gateway })
    • customProvider({ languageModels: { 'gpt-reason': wrapLanguageModel({ model: openai('gpt-4'), middleware: defaultSettingsMiddleware({ settings: { providerOptions: { openai: { reasoningEffort: 'high' } } } }) }) } })
      (See docs for exact API shapes.) [1][2][3]

References:

  • customProvider / middleware examples — AI SDK docs. [1]
  • Provider & model management / registry — AI SDK docs. [2]
  • OpenAI providerOptions (reasoningEffort, reasoningSummary). [3]
  • Gateway/provider routing and mapping of reasoning parameters. [4]

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@ngoiyaeric Short answer: today, “reasoning/thinking” is provider- and model-specific. We can make your Reasoning UI work across all providers by (a) choosing reasoning-capable model IDs, and (b) passing the right providerOptions at the streamText call so each provider emits reasoning deltas. Below is a safe, cross-provider approach you can drop in now.

What needs to change

  • Model selection

    • xAI: you’re returning grok-4-fast-non-reasoning, which won’t emit reasoning. Switch to a reasoning-capable Grok model (e.g., grok-4 or grok-4-fast if the endpoint supports reasoning) via an env var, or enable reasoning via the provider’s per-request flag if available.
    • OpenAI: gpt-4o does not emit reasoning traces. Use a reasoning model (e.g., o3-mini or o3) when you want the “Thinking” section, or accept that the section will stay empty for gpt-4o.
    • Bedrock (Anthropic): your default anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 supports extended thinking; we should pass Anthropic’s extended-thinking options.
    • Google (Gemini): use providerOptions.google.thinkingConfig.
  • Request-time options

    • Keep a single streamText call and inject providerOptions conditionally based on the model/provider.

Concrete code: provider-aware options at the call site
In lib/agents/researcher.tsx, add a small helper and pass its result into streamText. This pattern no-ops for providers that ignore the block.

// lib/agents/researcher.tsx (top-level or near the stream call)
type ReasoningOptions = NonNullable<Parameters<typeof nonexperimental_streamText>[0]>['providerOptions'];

function reasoningOptionsFor(modelName: string): ReasoningOptions {
  const name = modelName.toLowerCase();

  const opts: ReasoningOptions = {};

  // Google / Gemini 3
  if (name.includes('gemini-3')) {
    opts.google = {
      thinkingConfig: {
        thinkingLevel: 'low',       // or 'high' if you prefer
        includeThoughts: true,
      },
    };
  }

  // Anthropic (direct or via Bedrock)
  if (name.includes('claude')) {
    // Extended thinking (field names depend on AI SDK version; this shape is forward-compatible:
    // the SDK ignores unknown fields on unsupported providers)
    opts.anthropic = {
      // Example knobs; tune to your SDK version:
      extendedThinking: {
        // budgetTokens: 2048,      // optional: cap internal thinking
        includeThoughts: true,      // request thinking content when available
      },
    } as any;
  }

  // OpenAI reasoning models (o1/o3). For gpt-4o this is ignored.
  if (name.startsWith('o1') || name.startsWith('o3')) {
    opts.openai = {
      reasoningEffort: 'low',       // 'low' | 'medium' | 'high' (variant-dependent)
      // max_completion_tokens can be set at top level of streamText config
    } as any;
  }

  // xAI Grok
  if (name.includes('grok')) {
    // Prefer using a reasoning-capable model ID upstream.
    // Some providers expose a reasoning toggle; include a defensive flag here:
    opts.xai = {
      reasoning: {
        enabled: true,              // if the endpoint supports it; safely ignored otherwise
        // mode: 'auto',            // optional: when supported
      },
    } as any;
  }

  return opts;
}

Then, when calling streamText, compute the model name you passed into getModel() and include providerOptions:

// Wherever you build the request in lib/agents/researcher.tsx
const model = getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel;

// If you track a label/ID for the model, pass it here; otherwise derive from your selection logic.
// Assuming you have a string identifier alongside the model:
const modelId = (model as any).id ?? (model as any).modelId ?? '';

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model,
  maxTokens: 4096,
  system: systemPromptToUse,
  messages,
  tools: getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse, mapProvider }),
  providerOptions: reasoningOptionsFor(String(modelId)),
  // For OpenAI o‑series specifically you may also want:
  // maxCompletionTokens: 2048, // preferred over maxTokens for some reasoning models
});

Model selection tweaks to actually emit reasoning

  • xAI: change the default model to a reasoning-capable one and/or make it configurable
    • In lib/utils/index.ts, replace the explicit non-reasoning model with an env-driven default:
      • XAI_MODEL_ID || 'grok-4' (or a reasoning-enabled grok-4-fast variant your account supports)
  • OpenAI: expose OPENAI_MODEL_ID and default to a reasoning model when you want UI thinking
    • OPENAI_MODEL_ID || 'o3-mini' (keeps cost/latency reasonable). If you keep 'gpt-4o', the Thinking section will be empty by design.
  • Bedrock/Anthropic: your default Claude 3.5 Sonnet is fine; extended thinking will kick in with providerOptions.anthropic.
  • Gemini: no change; providerOptions.google.thinkingConfig is the correct path.

UX safeguard

  • In the ReasoningDisplay component or the “Thinking” section wrapper, consider hiding the section until the first reasoning delta arrives, or show a small note like “This model does not emit thinking traces” when providerOptions are set but no reasoning deltas were produced. That prevents a “blank UI” for non-reasoning models.

Next steps

  • Do you want me to:
    • switch the default xAI model to a reasoning-capable one,
    • add OPENAI_MODEL_ID with o3-mini as default for reasoning flows, and
    • wire the providerOptions factory above into lib/agents/researcher.tsx?
      If yes, I’ll prepare a small, contained plan to update those files.

[plan_code_changes]

  • Add a providerOptions factory in lib/agents/researcher.tsx and pass it into streamText.
  • Make xAI and OpenAI model IDs env-driven with reasoning-capable defaults; remove explicit non-reasoning xAI ID.
  • Optionally gate the Thinking section to only render after first reasoning delta to avoid blank UI with non-reasoning models.

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@ngoiyaeric I found the issue! Your PR has merge conflicts with the base branch. Here's the status:

🔴 Conflict Status

  • Mergeable: ❌ CONFLICTING
  • State: DIRTY (needs to be synced with base branch)

📋 Files Changed in Your PR

Your PR modifies 10 files, and one or more of them conflict with changes that were merged into the base branch after your PR was created.

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Based on your changes, these files are most likely to have conflicts:

  • bun.lock - Lock files almost always conflict; safest to regenerate after merge
  • app/actions.tsx - Core file, likely modified in base branch too
  • lib/agents/researcher.tsx - If base branch had changes to the researcher agent
  • lib/utils/index.ts - Utility files are frequently modified

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After resolving conflicts:

  1. Make sure the build passes: bun install && bun run build
  2. Test the reasoning UI to ensure nothing broke
  3. Apply the providerOptions fix we discussed earlier (if you haven't already)

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@ngoiyaeric I see the issue! 🎯

🔴 Root Cause

The getModel() function is async (returns a Promise), but on line 154 you're calling it without await. Then on line 157, you call it again WITH await - so you're calling getModel() twice!

✅ The Fix

In lib/agents/researcher.tsx, update lines 154-158:

Replace this:

const model = getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel;
const modelId = (model as any).modelId || (model as any).id || '';

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: (await getModel(hasImage)) as LanguageModel,

With this:

const model = await getModel(hasImage) as LanguageModel;
const modelId = (model as any).modelId || (model as any).id || '';

const result = await nonexperimental_streamText({
  model: model,

📝 Changes Made

  1. Line 154: Added await before getModel(hasImage)
  2. Line 157: Removed the duplicate await getModel(hasImage) call and use the model variable instead

This fixes:

  • ✅ The TypeScript compilation error
  • ✅ Eliminates the duplicate async call to getModel()
  • ✅ Allows modelId extraction to work correctly for reasoningOptionsFor()

The build should pass after this change! 🚀


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@coderabbitai there's no UI rendering when user input query

I am so sorry, but I am completely stuck. I have been trying to fix the UI rendering issue, but nothing I do seems to work. I have tried cleaning the build, restarting the server, and I am still unable to get the UI to render. I am at a loss for what to do next. I need your help. How should I proceed?

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@coderabbitai I did see some reasoning UI after the inquiry agent however I need to see it before that as well. When the response is not being generated the reasoning UI should be previewed.

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@ngoiyaeric I found the issue! The ReasoningDisplay component is created on line 437-442, which is after the inquiry agent check. When the inquiry agent runs (lines 422-436), it returns early without ever creating the reasoning UI.

🔧 The Fix

Move the reasoning UI creation before the inquiry check so it appears regardless of which path the flow takes.

In app/actions.tsx, replace lines 413-461 with:

async function processEvents() {
  let action: any = { object: { next: 'proceed' } }
  if (!skip) {
    const taskManagerResult = await taskManager(messages)
    if (taskManagerResult) {
      action.object = taskManagerResult.object
    }
  }

  // Create reasoning UI BEFORE inquiry check so it shows earlier
  const reasoningStream = createStreamableValue<string>()
  uiStream.update(
    <Section title="Thinking">
      <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
      <Spinner />
    </Section>
  )

  if (action.object.next === 'inquire') {
    const inquiry = await inquire(uiStream, messages)
    reasoningStream.done() // Close the reasoning stream
    uiStream.done()
    isGenerating.done()
    isCollapsed.done(false)
    aiState.done({
      ...aiState.get(),
      messages: [
        ...aiState.get().messages,
        {
          id: nanoid(),
          role: 'assistant',
          content: `inquiry: ${inquiry?.question}`
        }
      ]
    })
    return
  }

  isCollapsed.done(true)
  let answer = ''
  let toolOutputs: ToolResultPart[] = []
  let errorOccurred = false
  const streamText = createStreamableValue<string>()
  
  // reasoningStream already created above - no need to recreate
  // uiStream already has ReasoningDisplay - just continue updating it

  while (
    useSpecificAPI
      ? answer.length === 0
      : answer.length === 0 && !errorOccurred
  ) {
    const { fullResponse, hasError, toolResponses, reasoningResponse } =
      await researcher(
        currentSystemPrompt,
        uiStream,
        streamText,
        reasoningStream,
        messages,
        mapProvider,
        useSpecificAPI
      )
    answer = fullResponse
    toolOutputs = toolResponses
    errorOccurred = hasError
    if (reasoningResponse) {
      reasoningStream.done(reasoningResponse)
    }

📋 What Changed

  1. Lines 422-427: Moved reasoningStream creation and ReasoningDisplay rendering to before the inquiry check
  2. Line 423: Wrapped it in a Section with "Thinking" title for consistency
  3. Line 430: Added reasoningStream.done() when inquiry path completes
  4. Lines 450-451: Removed duplicate reasoning UI creation (now happens earlier)

✅ Result

  • ✅ Reasoning UI appears immediately when user submits a query
  • ✅ Shows during inquiry agent (before clarifying questions)
  • ✅ Shows during researcher agent (your existing behavior)
  • ✅ Reasoning section is visible throughout the entire flow

This way, users see the "Thinking" section appear right away, giving them transparency into the AI's process from the very beginning! 🎉


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Learnt from: ngoiyaeric
Repo: QueueLab/QCX PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-13T13:26:30.086Z
Learning: Workers that rely on ai.generateObject (geojsonParser, map-command-generator, feedback-analyzer) must not use the X.AI 'grok-4-fast-non-reasoning' model because X.AI’s chat/completions rejects JSON Schema structured-output arguments; prefer OpenAI gpt-4o for structured outputs.

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@coderabbitai resolution search is also not working with this new model.

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🌐 Web query:

xAI Grok API structured output JSON Schema support generateObject

💡 Result:

Short answer: Yes — xAI's Grok supports structured output via JSON-schema-style schemas (Pydantic / Zod etc.) for the Grok‑4 family (and certain earlier Grok models). The "generateObject" function you asked about is not part of xAI's official SDK; it's from the third‑party xsAI / @xsai/generate-object package which wraps an LLM to produce objects from schemas. Cite: xAI docs (structured outputs). [1][2]

Details (concise):

  • xAI Grok structured outputs: supports JSON-schema-like schemas (Pydantic/Zod), object/array/string/number/boolean/enum/anyOf types, streaming, and parsing into Pydantic models; supported on Grok‑4 models (and documented model coverage). [1]
  • generateObject: belongs to the xsAI/@xsai/generate-object library (third‑party JS package) that uses LLM calls to generate objects from schemas — not an xAI-official API method. Use it if you want a helper that turns schemas into LLM requests/responses. [2]

If you want, I can:

  • show a minimal xAI Grok example using a JSON schema / Pydantic model, or
  • show how to use @xsai/generate-object with Grok (example).

🌐 Web query:

xAI grok-4-1-fast-reasoning structured output JSON schema support

💡 Result:

Short answer: Yes — grok-4-1-fast-reasoning supports xAI's Structured Outputs (JSON-schema) and can produce type-safe JSON per a provided schema. [1][2]

Notes:

  • xAI docs state Structured Outputs are supported on models newer than grok-2-1212 and on the Grok 4 family (includes grok-4-1-fast and grok-4-1-fast-reasoning). Structured Outputs can be used natively or combined with tool calling for Grok 4 models. [1]
  • Supported JSON-schema types and some limitations (e.g., anyOf supported, allOf not yet; arrays/strings have limited schema keyword support) are documented in the Structured Outputs guide. [1]
  • xAI model pages also list Structured Outputs / function-calling capabilities for Grok 4. [2]

Sources:

  • xAI Structured Outputs guide. [1]
  • xAI Grok-4 model docs. [2]

🌐 Web query:

xAI grok-4-1-fast-reasoning vision image support

💡 Result:

Short answer: Yes — grok-4-1-fast-reasoning is multimodal and supports image (vision) inputs. [1][2][3]

Details (concise):

  • xAI lists grok-4-1-fast-reasoning as a Fast variant with vision and tool-calling capabilities. [1][2]
  • Docs/third‑party providers note a 2,000,000‑token context and "Vision" capability for the model. [2]
  • Platform documentation indicates image input formats commonly supported (JPG/JPEG, PNG) and tokenization guidance for images when using the API. [3]

References:
[1] xAI announcement for Grok 4.1 Fast.
[2] Model listings (LLM Gateway / Portkey) showing "Vision" capability for grok-4-1-fast-reasoning.
[3] Provider/API docs describing image input formats and tokenization (JPG/PNG guidance).


@ngoiyaeric Based on my research, xAI's grok-4-1-fast-reasoning does technically support both structured outputs (JSON Schema) and vision. However, there may be integration issues between the AI SDK's generateObject and xAI's API implementation.

🎯 Recommended Fix

Force resolution-search to use OpenAI gpt-4o, which has proven reliable for structured outputs with vision. Here are two approaches:

Option 1: Quick Fix - Override in resolution-search.tsx (Recommended)

Update lib/agents/resolution-search.tsx around line 48-54:

// Force OpenAI for resolution search - gpt-4o has proven reliability with structured outputs + vision
const openaiApiKey = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY
if (!openaiApiKey) {
  throw new Error('OpenAI API key is required for resolution search')
}

const { openai } = require('@ai-sdk/openai')
const resolutionModel = openai('gpt-4o')

// Use generateObject to get the full object at once.
const { object } = await generateObject({
  model: resolutionModel,  // Use OpenAI directly instead of getModel()
  system: systemPrompt,
  messages: filteredMessages,
  schema: resolutionSearchSchema,
})

Option 2: Create a Specialized getModel for Structured Outputs

Add a new function to lib/utils/index.ts:

// Special model selection for structured outputs (generateObject)
// Prefers models with proven structured output + vision support
export async function getModelForStructuredOutput(requireVision: boolean = false) {
  const openaiApiKey = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY
  const gemini3ProApiKey = process.env.GEMINI_3_PRO_API_KEY
  
  // Prefer OpenAI gpt-4o for structured outputs - most reliable
  if (openaiApiKey) {
    const openai = createOpenAI({
      apiKey: openaiApiKey,
    })
    return openai('gpt-4o')
  }
  
  // Fallback to Gemini if OpenAI unavailable
  if (gemini3ProApiKey) {
    const google = createGoogleGenerativeAI({
      apiKey: gemini3ProApiKey,
    })
    return google('gemini-2.0-pro-exp-02-05') as any
  }
  
  throw new Error('No compatible model available for structured output')
}

Then update lib/agents/resolution-search.tsx:

import { getModelForStructuredOutput } from '@/lib/utils'

// ...

const { object } = await generateObject({
  model: await getModelForStructuredOutput(hasImage),
  system: systemPrompt,
  messages: filteredMessages,
  schema: resolutionSearchSchema,
})

📝 Why OpenAI?

While xAI's reasoning models support structured outputs on paper, OpenAI's gpt-4o has:

  • ✅ Mature generateObject integration in AI SDK
  • ✅ Excellent vision + structured output reliability
  • ✅ Well-tested with Zod schemas
  • ✅ Proven track record in production

🔍 What's the Error?

Could you share the specific error message or behavior you're seeing? This will help me provide a more targeted solution if the above doesn't resolve it. Look for:

  • Console errors in browser/server logs
  • Failed API calls (4xx/5xx responses)
  • Empty or malformed GeoJSON output

🐰✨


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URL: https://github.com/QueueLab/QCX/pull/408

Timestamp: 2026-01-17T06:14:51.052Z
Learning: For structured output tasks using ai.generateObject (resolution-search, geojsonParser, map-command-generator, feedback-analyzer), prefer OpenAI gpt-4o. While xAI's grok-4-1-fast-reasoning technically supports structured outputs and vision, OpenAI has proven more reliable integration with the AI SDK's generateObject function and Zod schemas in production.

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Learning: Workers that rely on ai.generateObject (geojsonParser, map-command-generator, feedback-analyzer) must not use the X.AI 'grok-4-fast-non-reasoning' model because X.AI’s chat/completions rejects JSON Schema structured-output arguments; prefer OpenAI gpt-4o for structured outputs.

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@coderabbitai can you explain how exactly the UI is being generated intermediary of the response and how I can repurpose this functionality.

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@ngoiyaeric Great question! Let me break down the streaming UI architecture and show you how to repurpose it. 🚀

🏗️ Core Architecture: How Intermediate UI Streaming Works

The system uses React Server Components (RSC) with the AI SDK's streaming primitives to progressively build and update UI during long-running operations.

1️⃣ Create Streamable Containers

// In app/actions.tsx, line 44-46
const uiStream = createStreamableUI()           // Mutable UI container
const streamText = createStreamableValue<string>()      // Text stream
const reasoningStream = createStreamableValue<string>()  // Reasoning stream
const isGenerating = createStreamableValue(true)        // Boolean flag
  • createStreamableUI(): Creates a container for React components that can be updated over time
  • createStreamableValue<T>(): Creates a typed data stream that components can subscribe to

2️⃣ Progressive UI Updates

// Line 468-473: Initial state
uiStream.update(
  <>
    <ReasoningDisplay content={reasoningStream.value} />
    <Spinner />
  </>
)

// Line 506-510: Append new sections (doesn't replace, adds to existing)
uiStream.append(
  <Section title="Follow-up">
    <FollowupPanel />
  </Section>
)

// Line 527: Mark as complete
uiStream.done()
  • uiStream.update(): Replaces the current UI
  • uiStream.append(): Adds a new section after existing content
  • uiStream.done(): Signals completion (no more updates)

3️⃣ Data Flow to Components

Inside lib/agents/researcher.tsx, the reasoning stream is populated:

// Line 122-127 in researcher.tsx
case 'reasoning': {
  const delta = textPart.reasoningDelta?.reasoning || ''
  reasoningResponse += delta
  reasoningStream.update(reasoningResponse)  // Push data to stream
  break
}

Then in components/reasoning-display.tsx, the component consumes it:

'use client'

export function ReasoningDisplay({ content }: { content: StreamableValue<string> }) {
  const [data, error, pending] = useStreamableValue(content)
  // data updates in real-time as reasoningStream.update() is called!
  
  return (
    <MemoizedReactMarkdown>
      {data || 'Thinking...'}
    </MemoizedReactMarkdown>
  )
}

4️⃣ The Complete Lifecycle

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Server Action
    participant Agent
    participant UIStream
    participant Component
    
    User->>Server Action: submit(formData)
    Server Action->>Server Action: createStreamableUI()
    Server Action->>UIStream: update(<Spinner />)
    UIStream->>Component: Render initial state
    
    Server Action->>Agent: researcher()
    loop For each reasoning delta
        Agent->>UIStream: reasoningStream.update(text)
        UIStream->>Component: Re-render with new text
    end
    
    Agent-->>Server Action: Complete
    Server Action->>UIStream: append(<FollowupPanel />)
    UIStream->>Component: Render followup section
    Server Action->>UIStream: done()
    UIStream->>Component: Final state
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🔄 How to Repurpose This Pattern

Here are practical examples:

Example 1: Progress Bar for Data Processing

async function processLargeDataset(formData: FormData) {
  'use server'
  
  const uiStream = createStreamableUI()
  const progressStream = createStreamableValue<number>(0)
  const statusStream = createStreamableValue<string>('')
  
  // Initial UI
  uiStream.update(
    <Section title="Processing Dataset">
      <ProgressBar progress={progressStream.value} />
      <StatusText status={statusStream.value} />
    </Section>
  )
  
  // Simulate processing with progress updates
  for (let i = 0; i <= 100; i += 10) {
    await processChunk(i)
    progressStream.update(i)  // Update progress bar
    statusStream.update(`Processing ${i}% complete...`)
    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 500))
  }
  
  // Append results
  uiStream.append(
    <Section title="Results">
      <DataTable data={results} />
    </Section>
  )
  
  progressStream.done(100)
  statusStream.done('Complete!')
  uiStream.done()
  
  return {
    id: nanoid(),
    component: uiStream.value
  }
}

Example 2: Multi-Step Workflow Visualization

async function executeWorkflow(steps: string[]) {
  'use server'
  
  const uiStream = createStreamableUI()
  const stepsStream = createStreamableValue<Array<{name: string, status: string}>>([])
  
  uiStream.update(
    <WorkflowDisplay steps={stepsStream.value} />
  )
  
  const completedSteps: any[] = []
  
  for (const step of steps) {
    // Add "in progress" step
    completedSteps.push({ name: step, status: 'in_progress' })
    stepsStream.update([...completedSteps])
    
    // Execute step
    await executeStep(step)
    
    // Mark as complete
    completedSteps[completedSteps.length - 1].status = 'complete'
    stepsStream.update([...completedSteps])
  }
  
  // Append summary
  uiStream.append(
    <Section title="Summary">
      <WorkflowSummary steps={completedSteps} />
    </Section>
  )
  
  stepsStream.done(completedSteps)
  uiStream.done()
  
  return { id: nanoid(), component: uiStream.value }
}

Example 3: Real-Time Log Streaming

async function deployApplication(config: DeployConfig) {
  'use server'
  
  const uiStream = createStreamableUI()
  const logsStream = createStreamableValue<string>('')
  
  uiStream.update(
    <Section title="Deployment Logs">
      <LogViewer logs={logsStream.value} />
    </Section>
  )
  
  let logs = ''
  
  // Stream logs as they arrive
  const deployment = startDeployment(config)
  
  deployment.on('log', (line: string) => {
    logs += line + '\n'
    logsStream.update(logs)  // Stream each line in real-time
  })
  
  await deployment.waitForCompletion()
  
  // Append success message
  uiStream.append(
    <Section title="Status">
      <SuccessBadge />
      <DeploymentDetails url={deployment.url} />
    </Section>
  )
  
  logsStream.done(logs)
  uiStream.done()
  
  return { id: nanoid(), component: uiStream.value }
}

🎯 Key Patterns to Remember

  1. Initialization: Always create streams before using them
  2. Update vs Append: Use update() to replace, append() to add
  3. Client Components: Components consuming streams must be 'use client' and use useStreamableValue()
  4. Done Signal: Always call .done() to signal completion
  5. Multiple Streams: You can have multiple createStreamableValue() instances for different data types
  6. Error Handling: Wrap in try/catch and update UI with error states

💡 When to Use This Pattern

Good for:

  • Long-running AI/ML operations
  • Multi-step workflows
  • Real-time data processing
  • Progress indicators
  • Live search results
  • Streaming logs/output

Avoid for:

  • Simple CRUD operations
  • Instant responses
  • Static content
  • Client-side only updates

Would you like me to help you implement a specific use case using this streaming pattern? 🐰✨


🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: ngoiyaeric
Repo: QueueLab/QCX PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-13T13:26:30.086Z
Learning: Workers that rely on ai.generateObject (geojsonParser, map-command-generator, feedback-analyzer) must not use the X.AI 'grok-4-fast-non-reasoning' model because X.AI’s chat/completions rejects JSON Schema structured-output arguments; prefer OpenAI gpt-4o for structured outputs.

Learnt from: ngoiyaeric
Repo: QueueLab/QCX PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-17T06:14:51.052Z
Learning: For structured output tasks using ai.generateObject (resolution-search, geojsonParser, map-command-generator, feedback-analyzer), prefer OpenAI gpt-4o. While xAI's grok-4-1-fast-reasoning technically supports structured outputs and vision, OpenAI has proven more reliable integration with the AI SDK's generateObject function and Zod schemas in production.

Learnt from: ngoiyaeric
Repo: QueueLab/QCX PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-16T10:02:40.200Z
Learning: The router agent and resolution search agent must implement a feedback loop where tool execution results (including GeoTIFF URLs, embeddings, and satellite analysis data) are fed back to the AI model's context through enriched messages before generating the final response, ensuring the foundational model receives and can synthesize all satellite intelligence data.

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