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- Added per-step token cost tracking and estimated tool call token usage to Ask Sourcebot chat history. [#1353](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1353)
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-[EE] Added mermaid diagram rendering to Ask Sourcebot answers, with pan/zoom, copy/export, in-thread deep links, and an interleaved right-panel view. [#1369](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1369)
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-[EE] Added a context-window usage gauge to the Ask Sourcebot chat details, showing how much of the selected model's context window each turn occupies. Window sizes are resolved from the models.dev catalog. [#1370](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1370)
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- Added optional `inputModalities`and `supportedDocumentTypes` configuration for language models, exposing model input-modality and document capabilities (defaults to text-only, no documents). [#1372](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1372)
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- Added language model input-modality and document capability resolution, automatically resolved from the models.dev catalog (falls back to text-only for uncatalogued/self-hosted models). [#1372](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1372)
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### Fixed
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- Send anonymous server-side PostHog events as personless so unauthenticated requests don't inflate person counts. [#1367](https://github.com/sourcebot-dev/sourcebot/pull/1367)
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional temperature setting to use with the model.
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* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
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* Optional query parameters to include in the request url.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
* Optional list of input modalities (perceptual channels the model ingests natively) this model can accept. Governs single-medium attachments by their content: images require `image`, audio requires `audio`, video requires `video`, and plain-text files (.txt, .md, source code) count as `text`. Rich container documents like PDF are gated separately via `supportedDocumentTypes`. When omitted, the model is treated as text-only (fail-closed).
* Optional list of rich document formats (e.g. PDF) the model can ingest natively. A document here means a compound container format that bundles text with embedded images and layout, which the provider parses server-side — NOT plain-text files (.txt, .md, which count as `text`) and NOT single-medium files (images/audio/video, which are governed by `inputModalities`). When omitted, no document formats are accepted (fail-closed); this does not restrict `text` or the modalities declared in `inputModalities`.
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