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Production OOM'd (JS heap 1.85 GB / 2 GB limit) during a ~20-step,
~28k-chunk autonomous agent turn. Heap snapshot analysis (memlab) showed a
single DefaultStreamTextResult retaining ~1.7 GB via the never-consumed
leftover tee() branch of its internal baseStream.
Root cause in ai@6.0.134: streamText substitutes the default text() output
strategy even when the caller passes NO `output` option. Its
createOutputTransformStream then accumulates the ENTIRE turn text and, on
EVERY text-delta, enqueues `{ part, partialOutput }` where partialOutput is
a flat snapshot of all text so far (JSON.stringify flattens the
cons-string) — O(n²) memory across the turn. Every consumer accessor tees
baseStream and keeps the second branch as the new baseStream; the final
leftover branch is never read, so its controller queue holds every chunk
(28,225 x ~164 KB in the OOM'd run) for the life of the turn.
Fix (pnpm patch on both dist/index.js and dist/index.mjs):
- pass the raw, possibly-undefined `output` option into
createOutputTransformStream instead of defaulting to text()
- when output == null, publish each text-delta immediately without
accumulating turn text or producing partialOutput snapshots; streaming
granularity is unchanged, and callers that DO request an output strategy
keep the original behavior
Our server never uses partialOutputStream / experimental_output / the
output option, so no behavior changes for us beyond memory.
Regression spec ai-sdk-partial-output.patch.spec.ts drives the real
patched SDK with MockLanguageModelV3: asserts per-delta textStream
granularity, an EMPTY experimental_partialOutputStream (tripwire — yields
one cumulative partial per delta when unpatched), and the PATCH(docmost
marker in both installed dist bundles. Also documents the patch in
AGENTS.md (must be re-created when bumping `ai`) and CHANGELOG.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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