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fix(server): proxied usage limits take their reset from the configured hub - #34913
Addressed the review item, which was correct: the reset was read only from UsageLimitSources' cached snapshot, which refreshes on an interval and only while provider-status work runs. It usually predates the request that exhausted the pool, so exhaustedPoolRefillAt saw an account still serving and returned null. Now, in the proxied usage_limit branch of ProviderEventIngestor.withProxiedPoolReset, the ingestor runs usageLimitSources.refresh bounded by Effect.timeout("5 seconds") with Effect.ignore before reading current. refresh shares UsageLimitSources' refresh lock (no race with the background refresher) and swallows its own errors; a timeout or failure falls back to the cached snapshot. Only proxied instances (custom endpoint, or native usage unsupported) whose failure is usage_limit with no resetAt take this path, so no other turn pays the latency. The regression test now models the stale cache: the mock's current returns [] until refresh is called. It fails without the refresh (expected undefined to equal '2033-05-19T07:20:00.000Z') and passes with it. No new regex or parser.
Commit 6ba3de7 (origin/main). Ran a stub CLIProxyAPI hub on 127.0.0.1:18317. GET /v0/management/auth-files lists two claude accounts. POST /v0/management/api-call returns five_hour utilization 100 with resets_at now+2h. POST /v1/messages returns 429 {type:rate_limit_error, message:'All credentials for model claude-haiku-4-5 are cooling down (last error: rate_limit_error: ...)'} with retry-after: 7200 in the header only. Standalone Claude Code 2.1.322 against it emitted an assistant error with error:'rate_limit' and api_error_status 429, and no reset metadata. Started T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev with ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL pointing at the stub and a fresh server settings.json: snoozeLimitedThreads true, autoResumeLimitedThreads true, usageLimitSources.hub {kind:cliproxy, url:http://127.0.0.1:18317, managementKey}. The server read the hub (auth-files and api-call requests in the stub log). (1) In the web UI, picked Claude Haiku 4.5 and sent 'Say hello.'. The thread showed the cooldown error and the composer banner 'Usage limit reached · Reset time unavailable; retry manually'. The sidebar showed 'Limited'. The stored failure was {class:usage_limit, message:'Claude API rate limit reached. Try again later.', code:api_error_429, retryable:true, resetAt:null}. snoozedUntil and limitRecovery stayed null. The Usage > Limits page showed both hub accounts at 0% session left, resetting in 1h 57m. (2) Delayed the stub's 429 by 20s. Sent 'Third attempt.' and, while it ran, queued 'Queued work that must survive.' with Ctrl+Enter. Runs: 3 running, 4 queued. Run 3 failed the same way and run 4 stayed queued ('1 queued', Send now). Sidebar Snooze thread > 'In 3 hours' was rejected: server log OrchestratorDispatchError at Orchestrator.ts:4151, 'Thread ... has a queued run and cannot be snoozed.' snoozedUntil stayed null and the thread stayed visible as Limited. Pushed a failing unit test (ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts) on factory/repro-26574: a customEndpoint Claude instance plus a UsageLimitSources snapshot with two exhausted claudeAgent accounts. The ingested usage_limit failure has no resetAt (expected the earliest refill 2033-05-19T07:20:00.000Z, received undefined).
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The ordinary thread.snooze guard at Orchestrator.ts that refuses a timed snooze when a user message is queued (kept deliberately by fix(server): snoozed threads allow queued automatic wakes #19099); with limit recovery now arming, the automatic snooze path handles the reported case.
Hub reset is resolved only from the cached UsageLimitSources snapshot at failure time; forcing a hub refresh on a usage_limit failure (the snapshot could be up to one health-refresh interval stale) was not added.
The proxy-mapping is by driver: a hub that pools accounts for a driver but is not the endpoint the instance actually routes to would still supply its reset; matching instance endpoint URL to source URL was not added.
A usage_limit failure already stored with resetAt null is not revisited if the hub refresh fails or times out; a later re-check mechanism was not added.
Matching the instance's endpoint URL to a specific usage limit source; the pool is still chosen by driver.
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… hub
Failing repro for #26574: a Claude instance behind a CLIProxyAPI hub fails
with a usage_limit that has no reset, while the configured hub source
reports every pooled account exhausted with a known refill time. The stored
failure should carry the pool's earliest refill so limit recovery can arm.
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…d hub
Claude Code and Codex behind a CLIProxyAPI hub drop the hub's Retry-After,
so a pooled usage_limit failure was stored with no reset and limit recovery
never armed: no automatic snooze, no auto-resume, and a queued message left
the thread stuck. When the failing instance is proxied (custom endpoint, or
no native usage) and a configured usage limit source reports every pooled
account for that driver exhausted, the stored failure now carries the pool's
earliest refill.
Fixes#26574
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The background hub snapshot refreshes on an interval and usually predates the
request that exhausted the pool, so the reset lookup saw an account still
serving and stored no reset. Refresh the configured sources, bounded to five
seconds, before reading them.
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🟠 Highusage/UsageLimitSources.ts:59
A failed Haiku request can receive the five-day reset for an exhausted Opus-only weekly quota, delaying automatic recovery even though Haiku's session quota resets in two hours. Math.max(...refills) includes every exhausted window regardless of model; pass the failed model into this helper and exclude unrelated model-specific windows.
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In file @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts around line 59:
A failed Haiku request can receive the five-day reset for an exhausted Opus-only weekly quota, delaying automatic recovery even though Haiku's session quota resets in two hours. `Math.max(...refills)` includes every exhausted window regardless of model; pass the failed model into this helper and exclude unrelated model-specific windows.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Proxied usage-limit failures now obtain missing reset times from configured hub snapshots. The unresolved model-specific quota concern could delay automatic recovery for days rather than hours and needs resolution.
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The ingestor now adds a reset time to eligible proxied usage-limit failures when hub usage data provides one. A new helper calculates the refill time from exhausted usage windows. A regression test covers refreshing the source snapshot and selecting the earlier pool reset.
Changes: Proxied Usage-Limit Reset Times
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Summary
Calculate the exhausted-pool refill time apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts
exhaustedPoolRefillAt filters sources by driver and requires each matching account to have qualifying exhausted windows with future reset times. It returns the earliest account refill time, or null when no matching accounts or qualifying reset is available.
Apply reset times to eligible failures apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts
For eligible usage-limit failures without resetAt, the ingestor refreshes usage sources and adds the derived time when available. The enrichment applies to custom endpoints or providers that report usage limits as unsupported. The OOM failure path remains unchanged. The regression test checks the refreshed snapshot and selected reset time.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderEventIngestorV2
participant UsageLimitSources
participant exhaustedPoolRefillAt
ProviderEventIngestorV2->>UsageLimitSources: Refresh hub snapshot
UsageLimitSources-->>ProviderEventIngestorV2: Current usage sources
ProviderEventIngestorV2->>exhaustedPoolRefillAt: Compute refill time by driver and current time
exhaustedPoolRefillAt-->>ProviderEventIngestorV2: ISO reset time or null
ProviderEventIngestorV2->>ProviderEventIngestorV2: Attach resetAt when available
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Proxied usage-limit failures can now get a reset time from hub usage data. With multiple hubs configured, or with an exhausted window that has no reset, the time can be wrong, so a retry may be scheduled too early or the reset may be missed. The impact is limited to a narrow, previously unsupported path and does not block merging.
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The title names the main change: proxied usage-limit failures now take their reset time from the configured hub. It follows the conventional commit format and matches the summary, which adds hub-based…
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification. It explains the stale cache cause, the five-second refresh with fallback, and the path limits. It links issue #2657…
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Directly linked issue #26574 lists two alternatives: (a) schedule recovery for a proxy-backed thread from hub reset or cooldown data, or (b) provide a timed snooze that preserves queued work when no r…
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All changed areas connect to the issue objective. ProviderEventIngestor.ts adds the proxied-path refresh and reset enrichment for usage_limit failures. UsageLimitSources.ts adds exhaustedPoolRefillAt,…
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The title names the main change: proxied usage-limit failures now take their reset time from the configured hub. It follows the conventional commit format and matches the summary, which adds hub-based reset lookup in ProviderEventIngestor and UsageLimitSources. The change is a fix, and the title says so.
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope, Verification. It explains the stale cache cause, the five-second refresh with fallback, and the path limits. It links issue #26574 and includes reproduction steps and test results. The Evidence section is still a placeholder, saying before/after captures are pending. The template asks for before/after screenshots only for UI changes. This change touches server code, so the missing capture does not block the check. The description also has no explicit Problem or Scope headings, but the content covers both. It also repeats the queued-run snooze guard bullet twice under Not in this change.
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Directly linked issue #26574 lists two alternatives: (a) schedule recovery for a proxy-backed thread from hub reset or cooldown data, or (b) provide a timed snooze that preserves queued work when no reset is known. The PR implements alternative (a) for the reported case. In ProviderEventIngestor, withProxiedPoolReset runs for proxied usage_limit failures with no resetAt. It refreshes UsageLimitSources (5 s timeout, errors ignored) and reads the current snapshot. exhaustedPoolRefillAt returns the earliest future refill across the driver's exhausted accounts, and null when any account still has capacity. Because resetAt is now populated, UsageLimitRecoveryWorker can arm recovery. ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts covers the stale-cache case: the test fails without the refresh and passes with it. Remaining gaps, all disclosed by the author: (1) selection is by driver, not by model or endpoint, although the issue asks for pool/model-aware selection; (2) the ordinary thread.snooze queued-run guard is unchanged, so alternative (b) is not implemented; (3) a failure already stored with resetAt null is not revisited. Alternative (a) is met, so the issue's stated expected behavior is satisfied for the reported path. The app-level before/after evidence is pending, and it is not a coding requirement.
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All changed areas connect to the issue objective. ProviderEventIngestor.ts adds the proxied-path refresh and reset enrichment for usage_limit failures. UsageLimitSources.ts adds exhaustedPoolRefillAt, which computes the reset from hub snapshots. ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts adds a regression test for the stale-cache case. The PR does not modify the Orchestrator queued-run snooze guard, and it does not add endpoint matching or new parsers. The refresh is limited to proxied instances with usage_limit failures and no resetAt, so other turns do not change behavior. The summary and PR description indicate no unrelated changes.
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This module consumes both the service tag and the helper, so the pure-helper exception does not apply. Use a namespace import and qualify both references.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.ts at line 37:
Update the UsageLimitSources import in ProviderEventIngestor to a namespace import, then qualify both the UsageLimitSources service tag and exhaustedPoolRefillAt helper through that namespace wherever they are used.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts:
- Around line 54-56: Update the exhausted-window refill calculation so a window
with no usable reset time makes the account refill time unknown and returns
null. Preserve the existing behavior that ignores exhausted windows whose reset
has already passed, and only collect future reset times for windows with valid
resets.
- Line 51: The exhausted-pool reset lookup iterates accounts across all
configured hubs without knowing which hub served the request. Leave the
cross-hub behavior unchanged for now; treat hub-scoped lookup as a known gap
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Reset lookup mixes accounts from every configured hub.
exhaustedPoolRefillAt is called with the full snapshot and does not preserve hub identity. For a proxied usage_limit failure, the reset can come from an unrelated hub:
An exhausted account on another hub with an earlier reset can supply an earlier resetAt than the hub that served the request.
An available account on another hub makes the helper return null, so a valid reset from the serving hub is dropped.
Scoping the lookup to the associated hub requires an instance-to-source association. None exists in the current provider or settings data, so this change does not fix the behavior. Treat this as a known gap that remains until that association is added.
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The exhausted-pool reset lookup iterates accounts across all configured hubs without knowing which hub served the request. Leave the cross-hub behavior unchanged for now; treat hub-scoped lookup as a known gap until provider or settings data supplies an instance-to-source association.
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Treat an exhausted window without a usable reset as an unknown refill time.
For each account, the helper drops exhausted windows that have no reset. The remaining resets are used as the account refill time. An account can stay blocked by that dropped window after the known reset. The returned time can then be earlier than the account can serve, so a retry can run before the blocking window resets and fail again.
The helper already treats an account with an unknown refill time as having no pool reset. Apply the same rule to an exhausted window with no usable reset. Windows whose reset has already passed still stop blocking and are still ignored.
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--- "a/apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts"+++ "b/apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts"@@ -50,12 +50,16 @@
let earliest: number | null = null;
for (const account of sources.flatMap((source) => source.accounts)) {
if (account.driver !== driver) continue;
- const refills = account.usageLimits.windows- .filter((window) => window.usedPercent >= 100 && window.resetsAt !== undefined)- .map((window) => Date.parse(window.resetsAt!))- .filter((at) => at > now);+ const refills: number[] = [];+ for (const window of account.usageLimits.windows) {+ if (window.usedPercent < 100) continue;+ const at = window.resetsAt ? Date.parse(window.resetsAt) : Number.NaN;+ // An exhausted window without a usable reset blocks the account for an unknown time.+ if (Number.isNaN(at)) return null;+ if (at > now) refills.push(at);+ }
// An account with no exhausted window may still serve, so the pool has no reset.
if (refills.length === 0) return null;
const refill = Math.max(...refills);
if (earliest === null || refill < earliest) earliest = refill;
}
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Update the exhausted-window refill calculation so a window with no usable reset time makes the account refill time unknown and returns null. Preserve the existing behavior that ignores exhausted windows whose reset has already passed, and only collect future reset times for windows with valid resets.
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Thanks for this. #30778 makes the same change and is the one being kept.
#30778 covers the same missing hub-reset path and selects accounts from the serving hub for the failed model. That selection is the deciding difference: choosing by driver alone can use an unrelated model's weekly reset and delay recovery unnecessarily.
Your bounded refresh addresses a separate stale-snapshot problem that remains useful. It should be carried into the retained implementation so its correctly scoped lookup also uses fresh usage data.
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Addressed the review item, which was correct: the reset was read only from UsageLimitSources' cached snapshot, which refreshes on an interval and only while provider-status work runs. It usually predates the request that exhausted the pool, so exhaustedPoolRefillAt saw an account still serving and returned null. Now, in the proxied usage_limit branch of ProviderEventIngestor.withProxiedPoolReset, the ingestor runs usageLimitSources.refresh bounded by Effect.timeout("5 seconds") with Effect.ignore before reading current. refresh shares UsageLimitSources' refresh lock (no race with the background refresher) and swallows its own errors; a timeout or failure falls back to the cached snapshot. Only proxied instances (custom endpoint, or native usage unsupported) whose failure is usage_limit with no resetAt take this path, so no other turn pays the latency. The regression test now models the stale cache: the mock's current returns [] until refresh is called. It fails without the refresh (expected undefined to equal '2033-05-19T07:20:00.000Z') and passes with it. No new regex or parser.
Fixes #26574
Reproduction on main
Commit 6ba3de7 (origin/main). Ran a stub CLIProxyAPI hub on 127.0.0.1:18317. GET /v0/management/auth-files lists two claude accounts. POST /v0/management/api-call returns five_hour utilization 100 with resets_at now+2h. POST /v1/messages returns 429 {type:rate_limit_error, message:'All credentials for model claude-haiku-4-5 are cooling down (last error: rate_limit_error: ...)'} with retry-after: 7200 in the header only. Standalone Claude Code 2.1.322 against it emitted an assistant error with error:'rate_limit' and api_error_status 429, and no reset metadata. Started
T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run devwith ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL pointing at the stub and a fresh server settings.json: snoozeLimitedThreads true, autoResumeLimitedThreads true, usageLimitSources.hub {kind:cliproxy, url:http://127.0.0.1:18317, managementKey}. The server read the hub (auth-files and api-call requests in the stub log). (1) In the web UI, picked Claude Haiku 4.5 and sent 'Say hello.'. The thread showed the cooldown error and the composer banner 'Usage limit reached · Reset time unavailable; retry manually'. The sidebar showed 'Limited'. The stored failure was {class:usage_limit, message:'Claude API rate limit reached. Try again later.', code:api_error_429, retryable:true, resetAt:null}. snoozedUntil and limitRecovery stayed null. The Usage > Limits page showed both hub accounts at 0% session left, resetting in 1h 57m. (2) Delayed the stub's 429 by 20s. Sent 'Third attempt.' and, while it ran, queued 'Queued work that must survive.' with Ctrl+Enter. Runs: 3 running, 4 queued. Run 3 failed the same way and run 4 stayed queued ('1 queued', Send now). Sidebar Snooze thread > 'In 3 hours' was rejected: server log OrchestratorDispatchError at Orchestrator.ts:4151, 'Thread ... has a queued run and cannot be snoozed.' snoozedUntil stayed null and the thread stayed visible as Limited. Pushed a failing unit test (ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts) on factory/repro-26574: a customEndpoint Claude instance plus a UsageLimitSources snapshot with two exhausted claudeAgent accounts. The ingested usage_limit failure has no resetAt (expected the earliest refill 2033-05-19T07:20:00.000Z, received undefined).Evidence
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vp test run src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts (apps/server): 31 passed. Same test with only the ingestor change stashed: the proxied usage limit case fails with expected undefined to equal '2033-05-19T07:20:00.000Z'. vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (3 packages), test (3 files) all pass.
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