fix(provider/anthropic): minor follow up to support no-op speed standard#12582
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| Anthropic supports a `speed` option for `claude-opus-4-6` that enables faster inference with approximately 2.5x faster output token speeds. |
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could be worth adding a link to https://code.claude.com/docs/en/fast-mode for more info
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Background
Follow-up to #12353 which added
speed: 'fast'support for Claude. A few things were missed:'standard'is also a valid value per the Anthropic spec, thespeedfield was missing from the API type definitions, and there was no documentation for the feature.These are low-severity issues, but potentially could lead to problems for those that rely on
providerOptionsschema and may incorrectly reject the'standard'value.Summary
'standard'in addition to'fast'for thespeedprovider option (it's a no-op but required by the spec)AnthropicSpeedtype to the API definitionsspeed: 'standard'verifying no beta header is sentChecklist
pnpm changesetin the project root)Related Issues
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