- Use buildTextBlock for billing header to avoid raw JSON string interpolation
- Fix empty array edge case in prependToFirstUserMessage
- Allow remapOAuthToolNames to process messages even without tools array
- Move claude_system_prompt.go to helps/ per repo convention
- Export prompt constants (ClaudeCode* prefix) for cross-package access
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
A/B testing confirmed that Anthropic uses tool name fingerprinting to detect
third-party clients on OAuth traffic. OpenCode-style lowercase names like
'bash', 'read', 'todowrite' trigger extra-usage billing, while Claude Code
TitleCase names like 'Bash', 'Read', 'TodoWrite' pass through normally.
Changes:
- Add oauthToolRenameMap: maps lowercase tool names to Claude Code equivalents
- Add oauthToolsToRemove: removes 'question' and 'skill' (no Claude Code counterpart)
- remapOAuthToolNames: renames tools, removes blacklisted ones, updates tool_choice and messages
- reverseRemapOAuthToolNames/reverseRemapOAuthToolNamesFromStreamLine: reverse map for responses
- Apply in Execute(), ExecuteStream(), and CountTokens() for OAuth token requests
Only for Claude OAuth requests, sanitize forwarded system-prompt context before
it is prepended into the first user message. This preserves neutral task/tool
instructions while removing OpenCode branding, docs links, environment banners,
and product-specific workflow sections that still triggered Anthropic extra-usage
classification after top-level system[] cloaking.
sjson treats 'cache_control.type' as nested path, creating
{ephemeral: {scope: org}} instead of {type: ephemeral, scope: org}.
Pass the whole map to sjson.SetBytes as a single value.
The previous commit used fmt.Sprintf with %s to insert multi-line string
constants into JSON strings. Go raw string literals contain actual newline
bytes, which produce invalid JSON (control characters in string values).
Replace with buildTextBlock() helper that uses sjson.SetBytes to properly
escape text content for JSON serialization.
Previous fix only injected billing header + agent identifier (2 blocks).
Anthropic's updated detection now validates system prompt content depth:
- Block count (needs 4-6 blocks, not 2)
- Cache control scopes (org for agent, global for core prompt)
- Presence of known Claude Code instruction sections
Changes:
- Add claude_system_prompt.go with extracted Claude Code v2.1.63 system prompt
sections (intro, system instructions, doing tasks, tone & style, output efficiency)
- Rewrite checkSystemInstructionsWithSigningMode to build 5 system blocks:
[0] billing header (no cache_control)
[1] agent identifier (cache_control: ephemeral, scope=org)
[2] core intro prompt (cache_control: ephemeral, scope=global)
[3] system instructions (no cache_control)
[4] doing tasks (no cache_control)
- Third-party client system instructions still moved to first user message
Follow-up to 69b950db4c
Three changes to avoid Anthropic's content-based system prompt validation:
1. Fix identity prefix: Use 'You are Claude Code, Anthropic's official CLI
for Claude.' instead of the SDK agent prefix, matching real Claude Code.
2. Move user system instructions to user message: Only keep billing header +
identity prefix in system[] array. User system instructions are prepended
to the first user message as <system-reminder> blocks.
3. Enable cch signing for OAuth tokens by default: The xxHash64 cch integrity
check was previously gated behind experimentalCCHSigning config flag.
Now automatically enabled when using OAuth tokens.
Related: router-for-me/CLIProxyAPI#2599
ensureAmpSignature injects signature:"" into tool_use blocks so the
Amp TUI does not crash on P.signature.length. when Amp sends the
conversation back, Claude rejects the extra field with 400:
tool_use.signature: Extra inputs are not permitted
strip the proxy-injected signature from tool_use blocks in
SanitizeAmpRequestBody before forwarding to the upstream API.
Added comprehensive tests to ensure key order is maintained when modifying payloads in `normalizeCacheControlTTL` and `enforceCacheControlLimit` functions. Removed unused helper functions and refactored implementations for better readability and efficiency.
