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refactor: improve thinking logic
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// Package thinking provides unified thinking configuration processing logic.
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package thinking
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// ErrorCode represents the type of thinking configuration error.
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type ErrorCode string
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// Error codes for thinking configuration processing.
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const (
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// ErrInvalidSuffix indicates the suffix format cannot be parsed.
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// Example: "model(abc" (missing closing parenthesis)
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ErrInvalidSuffix ErrorCode = "INVALID_SUFFIX"
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// ErrUnknownLevel indicates the level value is not in the valid list.
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// Example: "model(ultra)" where "ultra" is not a valid level
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ErrUnknownLevel ErrorCode = "UNKNOWN_LEVEL"
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// ErrThinkingNotSupported indicates the model does not support thinking.
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// Example: claude-haiku-4-5 does not have thinking capability
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ErrThinkingNotSupported ErrorCode = "THINKING_NOT_SUPPORTED"
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// ErrLevelNotSupported indicates the model does not support level mode.
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// Example: using level with a budget-only model
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ErrLevelNotSupported ErrorCode = "LEVEL_NOT_SUPPORTED"
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// ErrProviderMismatch indicates the provider does not match the model.
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// Example: applying Claude format to a Gemini model
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ErrProviderMismatch ErrorCode = "PROVIDER_MISMATCH"
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)
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// ThinkingError represents an error that occurred during thinking configuration processing.
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//
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// This error type provides structured information about the error, including:
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// - Code: A machine-readable error code for programmatic handling
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// - Message: A human-readable description of the error
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// - Model: The model name related to the error (optional)
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// - Details: Additional context information (optional)
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type ThinkingError struct {
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// Code is the machine-readable error code
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Code ErrorCode
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// Message is the human-readable error description.
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// Should be lowercase, no trailing period, with context if applicable.
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Message string
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// Model is the model name related to this error (optional)
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Model string
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// Details contains additional context information (optional)
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Details map[string]interface{}
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}
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// Error implements the error interface.
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// Returns the message directly without code prefix.
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// Use Code field for programmatic error handling.
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func (e *ThinkingError) Error() string {
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return e.Message
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}
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// NewThinkingError creates a new ThinkingError with the given code and message.
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func NewThinkingError(code ErrorCode, message string) *ThinkingError {
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return &ThinkingError{
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Code: code,
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Message: message,
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}
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}
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// NewThinkingErrorWithModel creates a new ThinkingError with model context.
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func NewThinkingErrorWithModel(code ErrorCode, message, model string) *ThinkingError {
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return &ThinkingError{
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Code: code,
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Message: message,
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Model: model,
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}
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}
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