OmniRoute Version
3.7.9
Installation Method
npm (global)
Operating System
Windows
OS Version
Windows 11
Node.js Version
22.22.2
Provider(s) Involved
Kiro
Model(s) Involved
kr/claude-opus-4.7, kr/claude-opus-4.6, kr/claude-sonnet-4.6, kr/claude-sonnet-4.5, kr/claude-haiku-4.5
Client Tool
OpenCode
Description
When using the Kiro provider through an agent (e.g., OpenCode), OmniRoute returns a 400 error with the message "Improperly formed request". However, the same provider and model work perfectly fine when used directly in the standard chat interface.
Steps to Reproduce
- Configure Kiro provider in OmniRoute.
- Select an agent (OpenCode) and attempt to run a task using a Kiro model (e.g., kr/claude-opus-4.7).
- Observe the 400 Improperly formed request error in the logs.
- Switch to the direct chat interface with the same model and observe that it works.
Expected Behavior
Agent requests should be formatted correctly and accepted by the Kiro provider, consistent with chat requests.
Actual Behavior
Agent requests fail with HTTP 400, leading to credential exhaustion/fallback.
Test Impact
Needs a new unit test
Error Logs / Output
[03:52:31.256] DEBUG: [sse] KIRO | claude-opus-4.7 | 3 msgs
[03:52:31.257] INFO: [sse] 0r5ckt pre_executor t=5ms {"attempt":0}
[ERROR] [400]: Improperly formed request.
❌ kiro [400]: [400]: Improperly formed request.
[03:52:31.639] INFO: [sse] 0r5ckt post_executor t=387ms {"status":400}
[03:52:31.660] WARN: [sse] Account df1fed88... unavailable (400), trying fallback
Screenshots
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Additional Context
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Validation Plan
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OmniRoute Version
3.7.9
Installation Method
npm (global)
Operating System
Windows
OS Version
Windows 11
Node.js Version
22.22.2
Provider(s) Involved
Kiro
Model(s) Involved
kr/claude-opus-4.7, kr/claude-opus-4.6, kr/claude-sonnet-4.6, kr/claude-sonnet-4.5, kr/claude-haiku-4.5
Client Tool
OpenCode
Description
When using the Kiro provider through an agent (e.g., OpenCode), OmniRoute returns a 400 error with the message "Improperly formed request". However, the same provider and model work perfectly fine when used directly in the standard chat interface.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Agent requests should be formatted correctly and accepted by the Kiro provider, consistent with chat requests.
Actual Behavior
Agent requests fail with HTTP 400, leading to credential exhaustion/fallback.
Test Impact
Needs a new unit test
Error Logs / Output
Screenshots
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Additional Context
No response
Validation Plan
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