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fix(server): poll provider usage only while visible - #31032
Excessive usage polling was hitting provider rate limits, especially when the same account was used across multiple computers. Background health checks and overlapping refreshes requested quotas even without a visible usage view, multiplying requests and sometimes replacing valid readings with errors.
Change
Quota reads now follow visible web/desktop and mobile usage surfaces at the existing five-minute cadence. Health checks omit them, and periodic reads stop when the surface is hidden, the app is backgrounded or the connection closes. Model fallback reads only model-relevant quotas on demand; widgets refresh on connect/resume, so widget-only readings can age between those events. Hubs retain a startup discovery read.
Overlapping refreshes share an account-scoped cache within each T3 server. Manual refreshes respect cooldowns, failed probes retain the last good reading, and reset credits require explicit redemption.
We chose this demand-driven approach because it removes unnecessary requests and reuses existing provider refresh and cache paths. Clients connected to the same server share results; independent hosts keep separate caches. This avoids introducing a cross-machine coordination service.
Scope and approval
The triaged bug covers hub pacing and retained readings. This PR also changes native providers and clients; maintainer approval for that broader scope is pending.
Verification
Published head: acdc7d82eafaf3892d159c4af9510ca84c336a0d. Normal merge preserves fork head 32b1151e97808cb5d93daaaa36a364cacfbf22b6 and includes latest main 2d5e0ae2bd60d27422596cbd3d5d84d569b0ad51. Latest-main merge-tree passed immediately before publication.
gpt-6.1-sol through Codex, Windows: 148 focused tests passed across six files covering usage-source retention/reset fallback, quota HTTP/cache behavior, provider registry, Cursor driver, Claude capability probes and Codex text generation. Server/contracts typechecks, scoped lint/format, whitespace checks and normal format/lint/knip hooks passed. Conflict resolution retains both endpoint and quota freshness auth fields and both sides' usage-source tests.
All eight required checks pass on this head; no checks are pending or failing. Current-head review approval and maintainer scope acceptance remain pending. No browser, server, provider/auth or current native/client runtime verification. Historical results below do not verify this head.
Independent Linux web verification by Maria's agent on historical head 0113c429b130256048825a0932fc748e346d038f exercised a real dev server and Codex turns: hidden-provider reloads made no usage refresh, visible polling resumed at the five-minute deadline, hiding all providers stopped it across the next deadline, and selecting a provider resumed it. Cooldown reuse, manual refresh and non-usage refresh paths were exercised. The report also records 121 focused tests passing. This verifies request scheduling and the provider error path, not successful quota data; I did not independently rerun it.
Limits
Older clients retain legacy polling. Claude SDK failures without response headers use a five-minute cache lifetime. Quota-driven selection waits at most five seconds. The historical-head Linux web report covers polling requests and error handling. Successful quota readings/retention, 429/Retry-After, reset credits, account switching, model fallback, hubs and multi-host behavior remain runtime-unverified. Electron, Windows/macOS and native mobile interaction were not exercised.
Visual evidence
Limits fixture, 1000 x 700, captured at 51a9a88. These historical screenshots predate the current implementation.
Before a failed refresh:
After a failed refresh, readings remain with a stale notice:
Implemented by gpt-6.1-sol through the Codex harness.
Separate provider health probes from visible usage refreshes. Cache successful and failed reads, share HTTP cooldowns across accounts and windows, and retain stale readings after failures.
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Walkthrough
This change adds usage refresh deadlines, stale usage state, and account-scoped refresh keys across provider services and client views. It also adds quota-aware model preflight for new threads and generation, and coordinates pending mobile draft operations before task creation.
Changes: Usage refresh and model selection
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Summary
Usage contracts and provider cache packages/contracts/*, packages/provider-core/src/server/*, packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts, apps/server/src/usage/*, packages/provider-*/src/server/*
Usage readings now carry refresh deadlines and stale state. Provider usage requests use account-scoped caching and cooldowns. Provider drivers and usage sources retain eligible prior readings after failed probes.
Provider polling and refresh orchestration apps/server/src/provider/*, apps/server/src/ws.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/server.ts
Provider refresh supports usage-specific filters and refresh operations. Websocket refresh handling delegates to ProviderRefresh, and provider polling is separated from health checks.
Web and mobile refreshes use resource keys, account identity, connection generation, and server deadlines. Usage views show stale notices, and the usage documentation describes the refresh schedule.
New-thread, project-launch, and text-generation paths refresh quota data before selection. Draft-send and mobile task flows wait for asynchronous preparation and check whether the draft or environment changed.
With every provider hidden, the usage page may still send periodic refresh requests to the hub. The impact is small extra traffic, and manual refresh is unaffected. This is mergeable with awareness of the follow-up.
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The title "fix(server): poll provider usage only while visible" matches the main change. The raw summary shows usage reads now follow visible usage surfaces, and health checks omit quota reads. The title is short, follows the conventional-commit style the template asks for, and names the primary behavior. It does not cover the shared account-scoped cache, reset-credit redemption rules, or the native mobile changes, which is expected for a title.
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The description follows the template sections (Problem, Change, Scope, Verification, and a closing agent/model note). Problem and Change are clear and specific. Scope links a triaged bug, but it states that the PR also changes native providers and clients and that maintainer approval for that broader scope is pending. Verification is detailed: it lists focused test counts, typechecks, and a Linux web verification report on a historical head. It also states which checks were not run. The description has a few gaps. The Verification section cites a published head and a merge that differ from the head named in the objectives, and it does not clearly state the test results for the current head. The Scope section does not explain why the broader native-provider and client changes belong in the same fix. The template asks for a single underlying problem, and the description covers several changes. The description is mostly complete and substantive, so it passes.
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Remove the unreachable usage-recovery branch in refreshOnInterval.
refreshOnInterval has one call site, at line 380. That call runs inside the loop forked at line 390 under Effect.provideService(UsagePolling, false). No code on that path sets UsagePolling to true, and the function is not exported. The guard at line 295 therefore always takes its early return. Lines 301-310 never run.
shouldRefreshOnInterval still checks needsUsageRecovery at line 319. For a probe-failed snapshot that needs no provider refresh, each interval tick can wake the loop, check host demand, and take the refresh semaphore before refreshOnInterval returns without work. Removing that clause stops these wakeups. Usage recovery continues through refreshUsage, which re-probes a probe-failed reading after the five-minute deadline at line 165 has passed or when a reset is requested.
Proposed fix
const refreshOnInterval = Effect.fn("ManagedServerProvider.refreshOnInterval")(function* () {
const { snapshot } = yield* Ref.get(snapshotStateRef);
if (!snapshot.enabled) return;
- if (!(yield* UsagePolling) || !needsUsageRecovery(snapshot) || !input.checkUsageLimits) {- if (needsProviderRefresh(snapshot)) {- yield* applySnapshotBase(yield* input.getSettings, { forceRefresh: true });- }- return;- }- const probed = yield* input.checkUsageLimits;- const next = yield* Ref.modify(snapshotStateRef, (state) => {- const usageLimits = resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbe({- published: state.snapshot.usageLimits,- probed,- });- const snapshot = withUsageLimits(state.snapshot, usageLimits);- return [snapshot, { ...state, snapshot }] as const;- });- yield* PubSub.publish(changesPubSub, next);+ if (needsProviderRefresh(snapshot)) {+ yield* applySnapshotBase(yield* input.getSettings, { forceRefresh: true });+ }
});
- const needsUsageRecovery = (snapshot: ServerProvider) =>- input.checkUsageLimits !== undefined &&- snapshot.installed &&- snapshot.status === "ready" &&- snapshot.auth.status === "authenticated" &&- snapshot.usageLimits?.unavailable?.reason === "probeFailed";-
const shouldRefreshOnInterval = Effect.gen(function* () {
const state = yield* Ref.get(snapshotStateRef);
// A disabled instance has nothing to probe; a periodic check would only
// republish a snapshot that differs in checkedAt.
- if (- !state.snapshot.enabled ||- (!needsUsageRecovery(state.snapshot) && !needsProviderRefresh(state.snapshot))- ) {+ if (!state.snapshot.enabled || !needsProviderRefresh(state.snapshot)) {
return false;
}
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Review comment at @packages/provider-core/src/server/managedProvider.ts at line
295:
Remove the unreachable usage-recovery path from refreshOnInterval: retain its
enabled check and provider-refresh behavior, but delete the
UsagePolling/checkUsageLimits probing branch and the now-unused
needsUsageRecovery helper. Update shouldRefreshOnInterval to wake only when the
snapshot is enabled and needsProviderRefresh, so probe-failed usage recovery
remains handled by refreshUsage.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistry.test.ts:
- Around line 658-660: Update the mock request matcher in the
ProviderInstanceRegistry test to compare the URL pathname with /api/oauth/usage
rather than matching the raw URL suffix, so query parameters do not cause the
reset-credit request to receive the fallback response.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/ProviderRegistry.ts:
- Around line 630-642: Update refreshUsage so failures from refreshOneSource are
recovered per instance, allowing other concurrent refreshes to continue, and
apply the same recoverRefreshFailure handling to the exported refreshUsage
method as other refresh entry points. Ensure the recovery handler is available
where needed without changing unrelated refresh behavior.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/hooks/useLiveRefresh.ts:
- Around line 114-117: Update the arrival handling in useLiveRefresh so views
without refreshOnShow always record the arrival timestamp, regardless of
document visibility. Only call read when refreshOnShow is enabled and the
document is visible, preserving the existing behavior for that case.
Review comments at @packages/provider-core/src/server/usageHttpClient.ts:
- Line 34: Update usageRetryDelay to treat finite, non-negative delays above a
fixed ceiling as having no explicit wait and return the existing TTL_MS default
backoff; preserve the current minimum delay for values within the ceiling.
Define the ceiling alongside TTL_MS and ensure the shared behavior also applies
to callers such as cliproxyApi.ts.
---
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Review comments at @packages/provider-core/src/server/managedProvider.ts:
- Line 295: Remove the unreachable usage-recovery path from refreshOnInterval:
retain its enabled check and provider-refresh behavior, but delete the
UsagePolling/checkUsageLimits probing branch and the now-unused
needsUsageRecovery helper. Update shouldRefreshOnInterval to wake only when the
snapshot is enabled and needsProviderRefresh, so probe-failed usage recovery
remains handled by refreshUsage.
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Initial inline findings are addressed in 7745561 and f7c1571, with a reply and resolution on each thread. The suggested Retry-After ceiling was declined with reasoning: an arbitrary shorter fallback would retry before the upstream cooldown expires.
The top-level CodeRabbit maintainability finding is also fixed: the unreachable periodic usage-recovery branch and its no-op wakeups are removed. Usage recovery remains demand-driven through refreshUsage.
Validation: 332 changed-file tests, affected-package type checks, lint/knip/GraphQL, four browser visibility tests, and React compiler checks pass. The final import-order format correction passed its targeted check and commit hooks. Linux CI still needs to exercise the Unix CLI account-switch/reset fixtures skipped on Windows; native mobile interaction and full live-client automation remain unverified as described in the PR.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/hooks/useUsageLimitsRefresh.ts:
- Around line 23-25: Update the key passed to useLiveRefresh in
useUsageLimitsRefresh to include driver, so changing the selected driver
triggers an immediate refresh even when environmentId and instanceId remain
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Minor · Honor Retry-After for retryable 5xx usage responses. · cliproxyApi.ts:278-290
apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts:278-290 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Honor Retry-After for retryable 5xx usage responses.
When a usage refresh receives a CLIProxy 5xx response with a Retry-After header, this branch returns the error without setting the account cooldown. The five-minute usage cache can then retry the request before the upstream delay expires. Apply the same 5xx and Retry-After rule used by makeUsageHttpClient.
Suggested fix
- if (response.status_code === 429) {- const value = Object.entries(response.header ?? {}).find(- ([name]) => name.toLowerCase() === "retry-after",- )?.[1];+ const value = Object.entries(response.header ?? {}).find(+ ([name]) => name.toLowerCase() === "retry-after",+ )?.[1];+ if (response.status_code === 429 || (response.status_code >= 500 && value !== undefined)) {
cooldowns.set(
accountKey,
(yield* Clock.currentTimeMillis) +
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts around lines 278 - 290:
Update the response handling around `cooldowns.set` to apply the existing
cooldown calculation to status 429 and to 5xx responses that include a
`Retry-After` header. Reuse the current case-insensitive header lookup and
`usageRetryDelay` logic, preserving the existing 429 behavior.
Minor · Scope the Claude capability cache by the current account before… · ClaudeDriver.ts:213-240
apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts:213-240 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Scope the Claude capability cache by the current account before reading it.
resolveCapabilities keys the cache only by includeUsage, then checks for an account change after the cache read. If Claude switches accounts while the entry is valid, the health check or usage refresh can return the prior account's email, workspaceId, and usage. lastAccount is then updated with that same cached value, so the invalidation branch does not run.
Use the current Claude account identity in the cache key before Cache.get. Keep includeUsage as a separate cache dimension. This preserves the five-minute cache while preventing one account from reusing another account's capabilities.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts around lines
213 - 240:
Update resolveCapabilities to determine the current Claude account identity
before Cache.get and include it in the cache key alongside includeUsage as a
separate dimension. Preserve the five-minute cache behavior while ensuring
capability results cannot be reused across accounts.
Minor · Do not cache the stale-account fallback. · ClaudeDriver.ts:192-204
apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts:192-204 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not cache the stale-account fallback.
When a probe fails, the fallback reuses the previous account's email and capabilities. It can match the current workspace ID, including when both IDs are absent. This PR gives that fallback the full CAPABILITIES_PROBE_TTL. Until the TTL expires, the cache keeps the previous account's identity, and the account-change guard in resolveCapabilities cannot detect the change. The merge-base code retried fallbacks with zero TTL.
Suggested fix
import * as Effect from "effect/Effect";
+import * as Exit from "effect/Exit";
import * as FileSystem from "effect/FileSystem";
{
capacity: 2,
- timeToLive: () => CAPABILITIES_PROBE_TTL,+ timeToLive: (exit) =>+ // Fallbacks carry the previous account's identity and must be re-evaluated.+ Exit.isSuccess(exit) && exit.value._tag === "fallback"+ ? Duration.zero+ : CAPABILITIES_PROBE_TTL,
},
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts around lines
192 - 204:
Update the capabilities probe cache policy so results tagged “fallback” are not
retained and are re-evaluated immediately; preserve CAPABILITIES_PROBE_TTL for
other results. Use the fallback tag produced in the lastGoodCapabilities
recovery path to distinguish these results.
Minor · Mark retained accounts stale when a whole-source read fails. · UsageLimitSources.ts:92-98
apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts:92-98 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Mark retained accounts stale when a whole-source read fails.
When api.readAccounts fails, the branch at UsageLimitSources.ts:92-98 returns previously successful accounts from lastGoodSources. It does not set their stale flag. The shared usage contract shows the stale notice only when account.limits.stale is set, so the dashboard shows the old percentages without a "last reading" notice. The only notice is the source error, such as Accounts: token expired. The PR states that successful readings are retained with a stale notice. This path does not provide that notice.
The retained accounts can be marked stale in this branch while the source error is kept. Accounts that are already stale remain stale.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts around lines 92 -
98:
In the accounts read-failure branch of UsageLimitSources, mark each retained
account from lastGoodSources as stale while preserving its existing fields and
limits, and keep the source error unchanged. Ensure accounts already marked
stale remain stale.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts:
- Around line 213-240: Update resolveCapabilities to determine the current
Claude account identity before Cache.get and include it in the cache key
alongside includeUsage as a separate dimension. Preserve the five-minute cache
behavior while ensuring capability results cannot be reused across accounts.
- Around line 192-204: Update the capabilities probe cache policy so results
tagged “fallback” are not retained and are re-evaluated immediately; preserve
CAPABILITIES_PROBE_TTL for other results. Use the fallback tag produced in the
lastGoodCapabilities recovery path to distinguish these results.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts:
- Around line 278-290: Update the response handling around `cooldowns.set` to
apply the existing cooldown calculation to status 429 and to 5xx responses that
include a `Retry-After` header. Reuse the current case-insensitive header lookup
and `usageRetryDelay` logic, preserving the existing 429 behavior.
Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts:
- Around line 92-98: In the accounts read-failure branch of UsageLimitSources,
mark each retained account from lastGoodSources as stale while preserving its
existing fields and limits, and keep the source error unchanged. Ensure accounts
already marked stale remain stale.
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Hub usage now applies the account cooldown to 5xx responses carrying Retry-After, using the existing case-insensitive header lookup and delay parser. The cooldown regression covers both 429 and 503; the 503 row failed before this fix.
Claude reads the existing local account identity before cache lookup and keys entries by identity plus includeUsage. Account changes clear the previous fallback and both capability entries. Unrelated config writes do not change the identity. The account-switch fixture no longer explicitly invalidates the cache; cross-platform config tests cover same-organization account changes. The Unix CLI fixture awaits Linux CI.
Kept the five-minute failed-probe cache intentionally. Restoring zero TTL would violate the requested failed-probe backoff and permit repeated SDK probes during an outage. The identity fix above clears the old fallback before lookup when the local account changes; same-account fallback omits usage. This addresses the identity risk without increasing polling after failures.
Whole-source failures retain windows and sample timestamps but mark usageLimits.stale, the actual contract field. The stale marker is saved in the retained source state so a later refresh of another provider cannot erase it. The regression covers both the source failure and subsequent filtered refresh.
Validation: focused suites passed 47 tests with four platform skips before the additional identity assertions. The final vp run check:changed passed format, lint, both knip checks, GraphQL generation, type checks for 36 affected packages, tests across 42 files, and React compiler checks. No new live-client interaction was claimed.
The previously reported workflow runs have settled: relay, EAS and web previews were skipped; Mobile Fingerprint Check succeeded. CI and review for this new commit are pending.
@coderabbitai Please re-evaluate these four findings against 0e899b9, including the reason for retaining failed-probe TTL. @codex review
#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
cat AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md
nl -ba apps/server/src/provider/ProviderInstanceRegistry.test.ts | sed -n '440,600p;760,815p'
nl -ba apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.test.ts | sed -n '204,255p'
nl -ba apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.test.ts | sed -n '160,250p'
nl -ba apps/server/src/provider/claudeResetCredits.test.ts | sed -n '88,148p'
Length of output: 45610
@ElliotDrel I re-evaluated all four findings against 0e899b9772. Findings 1, 2, and 4 are addressed. I withdraw the zero-TTL recommendation in finding 3.
Hub Retry-After cooldown — addressed. apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts, Line 278–289, uses a case-insensitive header lookup and applies the account cooldown to both 429 responses and 5xx responses with Retry-After. The parameterized regression covers 429 and 503. It checks that no new upstream usage request occurs five minutes into a ten-minute cooldown.
Claude account-scoped cache — addressed. apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, Line 225–247, reads the local account identity before Cache.get. The cache key includes that identity and includeUsage. An identity change clears both cache entries and the previous fallback. The tests cover same-organization identity changes, unrelated config writes, and an organization switch without explicit cache invalidation.
Five-minute failed-probe TTL — retain it.
My zero-TTL recommendation addressed the identity risk through the wrong mechanism. The identity check now clears the old fallback before lookup. For the same identity, the fallback removes usage data. Retaining the five-minute TTL preserves failed-probe backoff and prevents repeated SDK probes during an outage. The regression also checks that a repeated fallback read does not start another probe.
Whole-source stale state — addressed. apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts, Line 92–108, sets the correct field, usageLimits.stale, and saves that state in lastGoodSources. It preserves the existing windows and sample timestamps. The regression checks that a later refresh for another provider does not remove the retained stale marker. My original suggested patch used the wrong field name, limits.
Verification scope: I inspected the source and regression assertions. I did not run repository tests. Current build, lint, and test jobs remain pending. Wait for latest-head Linux CI to confirm the Unix fixtures. Native mobile interaction and full live-client automation remain unverified.
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Learnt from: maria-rcks
Repo: pingdotgg/t3code PR: 17711
File: packages/provider-core/src/server/managedProvider.ts:158-180
Timestamp: 2026-10-10T04:38:48.440Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/ClaudeDriver.ts, Claude workspace identity comes from oauthAccount.organizationUuid in .claude.json through the organization-ID reader in apps/server/src/provider/claudeResetCredits.ts. It can become available after an earlier probe lacked it, independently of a successful usage read. In apps/server/src/provider/CodexProvider.ts, Codex workspace identity comes from accountId in the usage response itself, so a failed usage read does not supply a new workspace ID.
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Please review latest head bf5ee43; automatic reviews are paused. Thanks for confirming findings 1, 2 and 4 and withdrawing the zero-TTL recommendation in your re-evaluation of 0e899b9. The subsequent commit fixes the in-flight invalidation race with a regression and preserves failed-read backoff; required changed-file checks passed.
I also addressed the description-check warning by adding Scope and approval, reproduction steps and environment context. The linked maintainer triage explicitly welcomes the hub fix; no explicit maintainer approval of the broader all-provider scope has been identified. The description now states that limitation rather than implying that hub approval covers all providers. Broader scope approval remains a maintainer decision.
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Reviewed the two browser files. They exercise mounted-hook lifecycle: subscription updates arriving during quota reads, account changes, send-time revalidation, and a retained report pausing/resuming across visibility and router changes. Those transitions are the regression risks covered by these cases, so I retained the focused browser coverage. No test expansion is proposed.
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Problem
Excessive usage polling was hitting provider rate limits, especially when the same account was used across multiple computers. Background health checks and overlapping refreshes requested quotas even without a visible usage view, multiplying requests and sometimes replacing valid readings with errors.
Change
Quota reads now follow visible web/desktop and mobile usage surfaces at the existing five-minute cadence. Health checks omit them, and periodic reads stop when the surface is hidden, the app is backgrounded or the connection closes. Model fallback reads only model-relevant quotas on demand; widgets refresh on connect/resume, so widget-only readings can age between those events. Hubs retain a startup discovery read.
Overlapping refreshes share an account-scoped cache within each T3 server. Manual refreshes respect cooldowns, failed probes retain the last good reading, and reset credits require explicit redemption.
We chose this demand-driven approach because it removes unnecessary requests and reuses existing provider refresh and cache paths. Clients connected to the same server share results; independent hosts keep separate caches. This avoids introducing a cross-machine coordination service.
Scope and approval
The triaged bug covers hub pacing and retained readings. This PR also changes native providers and clients; maintainer approval for that broader scope is pending.
Verification
Published head:
acdc7d82eafaf3892d159c4af9510ca84c336a0d. Normal merge preserves fork head32b1151e97808cb5d93daaaa36a364cacfbf22b6and includes latest main2d5e0ae2bd60d27422596cbd3d5d84d569b0ad51. Latest-main merge-tree passed immediately before publication.gpt-6.1-sol through Codex, Windows: 148 focused tests passed across six files covering usage-source retention/reset fallback, quota HTTP/cache behavior, provider registry, Cursor driver, Claude capability probes and Codex text generation. Server/contracts typechecks, scoped lint/format, whitespace checks and normal format/lint/knip hooks passed. Conflict resolution retains both endpoint and quota freshness auth fields and both sides' usage-source tests.
All eight required checks pass on this head; no checks are pending or failing. Current-head review approval and maintainer scope acceptance remain pending. No browser, server, provider/auth or current native/client runtime verification. Historical results below do not verify this head.
Independent Linux web verification by Maria's agent on historical head
0113c429b130256048825a0932fc748e346d038fexercised a real dev server and Codex turns: hidden-provider reloads made no usage refresh, visible polling resumed at the five-minute deadline, hiding all providers stopped it across the next deadline, and selecting a provider resumed it. Cooldown reuse, manual refresh and non-usage refresh paths were exercised. The report also records 121 focused tests passing. This verifies request scheduling and the provider error path, not successful quota data; I did not independently rerun it.Limits
Older clients retain legacy polling. Claude SDK failures without response headers use a five-minute cache lifetime. Quota-driven selection waits at most five seconds. The historical-head Linux web report covers polling requests and error handling. Successful quota readings/retention, 429/Retry-After, reset credits, account switching, model fallback, hubs and multi-host behavior remain runtime-unverified. Electron, Windows/macOS and native mobile interaction were not exercised.
Visual evidence
Limits fixture, 1000 x 700, captured at
51a9a88. These historical screenshots predate the current implementation.Before a failed refresh:
After a failed refresh, readings remain with a stale notice:
Implemented by gpt-6.1-sol through the Codex harness.