Switches `@tanstack/ai-schemas` from format-first
(`@tanstack/ai-schemas/schemas/openai`, `/zod/gemini`) to provider-first
(`@tanstack/ai-schemas/openai/json-schema`, `/gemini/zod`) and drops the
namespaced aggregator barrels.

With provider-first subpaths and no aggregator, importing one provider's
schemas pulls only that provider's bytes. Importing
`@tanstack/ai-schemas/gemini/json-schema` carries no OpenAI, Anthropic,
ElevenLabs, or FAL code into the consumer's bundle.

The default `.` entry now only re-exports `toOpenAIStrict` (4 KB).

Wildcard exports in package.json:

  "./*/json-schema" -> dist/esm/providers/*/schemas-index.{js,d.ts}
  "./*/zod"         -> dist/esm/providers/*/index.{js,d.ts}

Generator emits a flat layout — `providers/{providerId}` for single-
category providers, `providers/{providerId}-{category}` for FAL
(`fal-image`, `fal-video`, etc.) — so Node's single-segment `*` wildcard
resolves cleanly.

Vite discovers per-provider barrels at build time so the dist mirrors
the provider layout.

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Adds Grok as a provider in the nightly OpenAPI sync. Source is xAI's
first-party OpenAPI spec at docs.x.ai/openapi.json (OpenAPI 3.1.0, 32
endpoints, 168 schemas). Public, no auth required for the spec.

Grok is API-compatible with OpenAI's chat completions at the wire level
but ships an independent schema set (different names, slightly different
shapes, plus xAI-specific endpoints: deferred-completion, documents/search,
per-modality model lists, video edits/extensions, tokenize-text, etc.).
Each provider stays isolated in the schemas package.

Bumps the build script's heap to 8 GB. With six providers now in the
single dts program, the default 4 GB limit was tight. Knip ignores
`vite` for ai-schemas since the script invokes the binary directly.

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…bles

The earlier `/* eslint-disable */` and `// @ts-nocheck` headers on every
generated file were holdovers from iterations before the spec-level
transforms (`coerceDefaults`, discriminator rewrites) cleaned up the
codegen. With those in place, the only real issues are:

- One `no-control-regex` lint error in `elevenlabs/zod.gen.ts` (a literal
  `\x09` in a regex pattern, faithful to upstream).
- One tsc error in `openai/zod.gen.ts` where the post-process rewrites
  `.extend()` on a discriminatedUnion to `z.intersection(...)` (runtime
  correct, but intersections aren't `$ZodTypeDiscriminable`).

Replace the blanket suppressors with two surgical mechanisms:

- `suppressControlRegexLines` injects
  `// eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex` immediately above each
  regex literal containing a control-char escape.
- The `.extend()` rewriter now reports whether it touched anything; only
  files where it did get a two-line header (`ban-ts-comment` disable
  followed by `@ts-nocheck`) so the workspace lint rule doesn't fire.

Net effect: zero file-level disables, two line-level disables on the only
file that needs them, ~100 `no-explicit-any` warnings (warn-level in the
project config, do not fail CI). `pnpm test:eslint` and `pnpm test:types`
both walk the generated files in full and pass clean.

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…rkflow

`@hey-api/openapi-ts` runs with full code-execution privileges during
nightly codegen, so an unintentional bump shouldn't be possible. Drop the
caret on the version specifier (`^0.97.2` -> `0.97.2`) so future updates
have to land via an explicit PR. The lockfile already pinned the resolved
version; this just removes the wiggle room in the manifest.

Add a `pnpm audit --audit-level=high` step to sync-schemas.yml. It's
non-blocking (`continue-on-error: true`) because the workspace currently
carries pre-existing transitive advisories (e.g. an old protobufjs via
@google/genai used by ai-gemini) that aren't related to schemas codegen
and shouldn't be allowed to break the nightly. The step's purpose is to
surface any *new* advisory landing on the codegen dep tree so the human
reviewing the automated PR can spot it.

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We already have pnpm's trust-downgrade policy active (refuses installs
where provenance attestation regressed), the heyapi version explicitly
pinned without a caret, and an automated PR pattern that forces human
review before any codegen change lands. A non-blocking audit step would
just be log noise, and a blocking one needs scope work we don't want to
take on right now.

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* feat(ai-openai): add gpt-image-2 to image model meta

Adds `gpt-image-2` to OPENAI_IMAGE_MODELS so it can be used through
openaiImage adapters. Reuses the gpt-image-1 provider-options/size
shape (quality, background, output_format, output_compression,
moderation, partial_images; sizes 1024x1024 / 1536x1024 / 1024x1536
/ auto) and extends size + prompt-length validators. Also updates
the media-generation skill and image-generation doc page to list
the new model.

* fix(ai-openrouter): restore web_fetch in tool capabilities map

The model-metadata sync in #623 regenerated
`OpenRouterChatModelToolCapabilitiesByName` with `['web_search']` only,
which made `webFetchTool()` (added in #611) unassignable to any
OpenRouter text adapter and broke the per-model type-safety test.

Add `'web_fetch'` back so the existing tests compile.

* docs: refresh README discoverability

* docs: address README review feedback

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* fix: complete tool calls with server results

* fix: hydrate server tool outputs from history

* test: cover server tool history hydration

* ci: apply automated fixes

* test: add issue 176 manual repro page

* ci: apply automated fixes

* test: add live issue 176 repro flow

* test: hide issue 176 repro from sidebar

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Adds a fifth generic `TModelDurationByName` to `VideoAdapter` plus two
introspection methods on the base class:

- `availableDurations()` returns a `DurationOptions` tagged union
  (`discrete | range | mixed | none`) describing the durations the
  current model accepts.
- `snapDuration(seconds)` coerces raw seconds to the closest valid
  duration for the current model.

`generateVideo({ duration })` is now typed via
`VideoDurationForAdapter<TAdapter>`. The FAL adapter derives its
per-model duration type from the SDK's `EndpointTypeMap`, so e.g.
`falVideo('fal-ai/kling-video/v1.6/standard/text-to-video')` types
`duration` as `'5' | '10'`; `falVideo('fal-ai/veo3')` types it as
`'4s' | '6s' | '8s'`; `falVideo('fal-ai/minimax/video-01')` rejects
the field entirely.

Adapters that have not yet declared their per-model duration map get
sensible defaults (`{ kind: 'none' }`, `undefined`) so existing video
adapters keep working without changes.

Built on top of #622 (`@tanstack/ai-schemas`); once that PR's FAL
pipeline syncs runtime constraint data, the hand-curated map in
`packages/typescript/ai-fal/src/video/video-provider-options.ts` can
be replaced with schema-derived lookups. Follow-up issue #634 covers
building the Gemini Veo adapter directly on this contract.

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