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fix(server): proxied usage limits take their reset time from the CLIProxyAPI hub - #36238
The proof was right: with no known reset, Thread actions > Snooze > In 1 hour still refused a usage-limited thread with a queued follow-up. The previous guard required queued user runs to be queueHeld, but a usage limit does not set queueHeld. The queue waits because the queue starter's usageLimitHoldsQueue returns true while the latest executed run failed with a usage_limit for the queued run's provider instance (the proof's runtime inspection showed no queueHeld). thread.snooze now uses that same rule. It loads providerSessions and the error turn items of the latest executed run, only when user runs are queued and that run failed. It accepts the snooze when usageLimitHoldsQueue(projection, run.providerInstanceId) holds for every queued user run, with no now, so only the strict 'limited run is the latest executed run' case counts. That work cannot start until the reset, an auto-resume or a user action, so snoozing does not change what runs. Queued user work that could start, and user work held for other reasons, still blocks snooze as #19099 intended. Earlier commits (hub reset fallback, hub refresh with a 5s timeout) are unchanged. No new regex or parser.
Commit f313d0a (origin/main). (1) Ran a local stub of a CLIProxyAPI hub that answers POST /v1/messages with HTTP 429, header Retry-After: 3600, and body {"type":"error","error":{"type":"rate_limit_error","message":"All credentials for model claude-haiku-5-5 are cooling down (last error: rate_limit_error: ...)"}}, the shape stock CLIProxyAPI returns when every pooled account is cooling down. (2) Ran the real Claude Code CLI 2.1.323 against it (ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL set to the stub). The stream-json output had error:"rate_limit" and api_error_status:429, with no resetsAt and no rate_limit_info, so the CLI drops the Retry-After header. (3) Started T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run dev on a fresh database with settings autoResumeLimitedThreads=true and snoozeLimitedThreads=true, plus a claudeAgent provider instance whose environment points ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL at the stub. Added a scratch project and ran t3 thread start --provider claudeHub --model claude-haiku-5-5 --wait. The run failed with 'Claude API rate limit reached. Try again later.' and the stored turn failure was {"class":"usage_limit","message":"Claude API rate limit reached. Try again later.","code":"api_error_429","retryable":true,"resetAt":null}, identical to the reporter's. The thread had no limitRecovery and snoozedUntil was null, so auto-resume and snooze-until-reset never armed. Not run live: the hub management API that the CLIProxy usage source reads (that its windows go unused is shown by the code: UsageLimitRecoveryWorker.limitRecoveryCommand returns null without thread.usageLimitResetAt and never reads UsageLimitSources), and the queued-message snooze rejection (Orchestrator.ts:4445 'has a queued run and cannot be snoozed', already asserted in runtimeLayer.test.ts).
Evidence
Real web app, Chromium 1280×633, light theme, synthetic data, real Claude Code CLI 2.1.323. Route Claude Haiku through a synthetic CLIProxyAPI hub returning the reported 429 and exposing a spent account's reset through management. Enable automatic recovery and snoozing, start a turn, and queue another message before failure. Then attempt manual snooze with that message still queued; on head, wake the automatically snoozed thread first.
Codex routing and recovery were not exercised; the real-provider comparison used Claude.
Observed auto-resume scheduling and persisted recovery state, but did not wait for the hour-long reset or demonstrate a successful resumed turn.
Explicit reset metadata supplied directly by a proxy was not exercised; this reproduction used the management-API fallback after Claude dropped Retry-After.
Tests
vp test run src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts -t "unless a usage limit": 4 passed. The limited-user row writes the usage_limit error item (resetAt null) before marking the run failed and leaves the queued run unheld; snooze succeeds and runs are unchanged while snoozed and after unsnooze. With f168180's Orchestrator.ts restored, that row failed with 'Thread snooze-queued:limited-user has a queued run and cannot be snoozed.' and the other 3 passed. vp run check:changed first failed only on format, while lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (37 packages) and tests (10 files, 261) passed; vp fmt on the two files fixed it, vp fmt --check was then clean, and the pre-commit hook passed fmt, lint and knip.
Per-account model routing via the hub's auth-files/models endpoint: accounts are matched by driver only, so a hub that routes a Claude instance's model to Codex accounts gets no reset.
Loosening the generic thread.snooze guard that refuses threads with a queued user run (Orchestrator.ts 'has a queued run and cannot be snoozed'): intended behaviour, not needed once limit recovery arms.
Revisiting already-stored usage_limit failures with resetAt null when a later hub poll reports the pool spent: the refresh at failure time covers the reported case without a new reconciliation mechanism.
…roxyAPI hub
Through a CLIProxyAPI hub the Claude CLI drops the hub's Retry-After and the
hub filters Codex's rate-limit snapshot, so usage_limit failures were stored
with resetAt null and auto-resume and snooze-until-reset never armed.
Providers now report the origin of their custom endpoint (ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL
for Claude, the custom route for Codex), and each usage limit source reports
its hub origin. When a usage_limit failure arrives without a reset time, the
ingestor asks the hub at the instance's endpoint: if every account of that
driver is spent, the reset is the earliest refill among them. An account that
could not be read, or still has room, leaves the reset unknown. A Claude
model-scoped weekly window counts only for its own model.
Fixes#26574
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pool usually runs out after the last hub poll, so the cached accounts
still showed room and the fallback stored no reset. The fallback now
refreshes the hub at the instance's endpoint first, giving up after five
seconds so a stalled hub cannot hold the failed turn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Highusage/UsageLimitSources.ts:260
resetAt can return null and leave auto-resume/snooze unarmed even when the matching hub has fresh limits: the five-second timeout covers sources.refresh, which publishes only after every enabled source finishes, so an unrelated slow hub can prevent the matching hub's result from reaching the cache. Refresh and publish the matching source(s) independently of unrelated hubs.
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In file @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts around line 260:
`resetAt` can return `null` and leave auto-resume/snooze unarmed even when the matching hub has fresh limits: the five-second timeout covers `sources.refresh`, which publishes only after every enabled source finishes, so an unrelated slow hub can prevent the matching hub's result from reaching the cache. Refresh and publish the matching source(s) independently of unrelated hubs.
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🟠 Highusage/UsageLimitSources.ts:256
resetAt matches every hub on the same origin, so path-prefixed hubs such as /team-a and /team-b share account pools; it can return null for an exhausted pool or the other hub’s reset time, disabling or mis-scheduling recovery. source.origin discards the path, so preserve a routing identity that distinguishes these hubs or return no inferred reset when the match is ambiguous.
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In file @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts around line 256:
`resetAt` matches every hub on the same origin, so path-prefixed hubs such as `/team-a` and `/team-b` share account pools; it can return `null` for an exhausted pool or the other hub’s reset time, disabling or mis-scheduling recovery. `source.origin` discards the path, so preserve a routing identity that distinguishes these hubs or return no inferred reset when the match is ambiguous.
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Walkthrough
The change adds custom endpoint origins to provider metadata, computes model-aware reset times from refreshed hub usage sources, and applies those times to terminal usage-limit failures when the provider reports no reset time. Snooze validation also permits queued user runs held behind usage limits.
Provider auth and usage-source snapshots now carry custom endpoint or source origins when available. Codex routing distinguishes unread configuration, native OpenAI routes, and configured base URLs.
Compute a fresh model-aware hub reset apps/server/src/provider/claudeUsageLimits.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts, apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.test.ts
The fallback filters usage windows by model, refreshes sources for the requested endpoint with a five-second timeout, and returns a reset only when all matching accounts have readable, spent windows with future reset times.
Apply fallback to terminal failures apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProviderEventIngestor.test.ts, apps/server/src/server.ts
For usage-limit failures without a reset time, the ingestor uses the provider endpoint and failing run’s model, or the thread’s current model, to request a fallback reset. The runtime provides the fallback service. The existing OOM override remains.
Permit snoozing queued user runs apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/Orchestrator.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts
Snooze validation permits queued user runs when every such run is held behind a usage limit from the latest failed run. The test includes this case.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProviderEventIngestor
participant UsageLimitResetFallback
participant UsageLimitSources
participant HubUsageSource
ProviderEventIngestor->>UsageLimitResetFallback: Request reset for driver, endpoint, and model
UsageLimitResetFallback->>UsageLimitSources: Find sources for endpoint and refresh
UsageLimitSources->>HubUsageSource: Fetch current usage windows
HubUsageSource-->>UsageLimitSources: Return account usage snapshots
UsageLimitSources-->>UsageLimitResetFallback: Provide refreshed source snapshots
UsageLimitResetFallback-->>ProviderEventIngestor: Return reset time or null
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 47a32
When a hub refresh stalls, the fallback can schedule recovery from outdated quota data. It can also fail to arm recovery when an unrelated hub is slow. Resolve or explicitly accept this behavior before merging.
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The title names the main change: proxied usage limits now take their reset time from the CLIProxyAPI hub. The raw summary shows the fallback that refreshes hub usage sources and computes the pool rese…
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Directly linked issue #26574 is open and active. Its coding requirements are: (A) schedule recovery for a proxy-backed thread from reset data of its explicitly associated CLIProxyAPI hub, using pool a…
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Each changed area connects to #26574: - UsageLimitSources.ts (origin, hubPoolResetAt, UsageLimitResetFallback, layerResetFallback): hub-based reset recovery. - ProviderEventIngestor.ts and server.ts: …
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The description is detailed and covers the problem (usage-limited thread with queued follow-up cannot be snoozed; no reset time stored), the change (thread.snooze now uses usageLimitHoldsQueue for que…
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The title names the main change: proxied usage limits now take their reset time from the CLIProxyAPI hub. The raw summary shows the fallback that refreshes hub usage sources and computes the pool reset time, which matches the title. The title follows the conventional commit format from the template.
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Directly linked issue #26574 is open and active. Its coding requirements are: (A) schedule recovery for a proxy-backed thread from reset data of its explicitly associated CLIProxyAPI hub, using pool and model-aware selection; (B) provide a timed snooze that keeps queued user work when no reset can be established.
Requirement A [#26574]: UsageLimitSources.ts adds origin to source snapshots. layerResetFallback returns null unless a current source origin matches the instance endpoint. On a match, it runs sources.refresh under Effect.timeout('5 seconds') with Effect.ignore, then calls hubPoolResetAt. hubPoolResetAt returns a time only when every account for the driver is readable, spent for the requested model (windowLimitsModel), and has a future reset. It returns null otherwise, so temporary capacity 429s are not treated as quota exhaustion. ProviderEventIngestor.ts fills a missing resetAt for usage_limit failures through this fallback. server.ts provides the layer. Unit tests in UsageLimitSources.test.ts cover the refresh path and the stalled-hub timeout path.
Requirement B [#26574]: Orchestrator.ts (snooze check near line 4438) now permits snoozing when every user-created queued run is held behind the usage limit of the latest failed run, using usageLimitHoldsQueue. Other queued user work still causes OrchestratorDispatchError. runtimeLayer.test.ts covers the limited-user case and the ordinary user rejection.
Unmet or uncertain items: none shown in source. Live before-and-after evidence is not captured in the PR description. The verdict rests on source inspection and unit tests, not on a live run.
ProviderEventIngestor.ts and server.ts: wire the fallback into the usage_limit terminal path.
claudeUsageLimits.ts (windowLimitsModel): model-aware matching required by pool-aware selection.
ClaudeProvider.ts, CodexProvider.ts, and contracts (endpoint and origin fields): expose the instance endpoint so it can match a hub origin.
Orchestrator.ts: queued-work snooze behavior required by #26574 requirement B.
Tests in UsageLimitSources, ProviderEventIngestor, CodexProvider, and runtimeLayer.
Documentation mismatch: the PR description lists the generic queued-run snooze guard change as 'Not in this change', and says it is 'not needed once limit recovery arms'. The head diff of Orchestrator.ts does change that guard. The PR objectives also note the commit message describes this change. The code change is linked to the issue, so it is not unrelated scope. The description should be corrected to match the code.
No change was found that is unrelated to #26574. The excluded items (Codex error-text parsing, per-account routing, thread-card limits, reconciliation of stored failures) do not appear in the head diff.
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The description is detailed and covers the problem (usage-limited thread with queued follow-up cannot be snoozed; no reset time stored), the change (thread.snooze now uses usageLimitHoldsQueue for queued user runs, plus the earlier hub reset fallback and 5s refresh timeout), scope (links #26574 and lists out-of-scope items), and verification (reproduction on main, UI before/after evidence, and the targeted test run with results). It does not follow the template's section headings exactly, and it has no separate Problem/Change/Scope headings. The 'Not in this change' section repeats several bullets, and the 'Who did the work' section names models, which the template asks for in a different form. These are minor gaps, so the description is mostly complete.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts:
- Line 260: Update the sources.refresh flow to preserve whether the refresh
timed out instead of discarding that outcome with Effect.ignore, and return null
on timeout without reading the stale cached snapshot. Extend the existing
fallback test with a spent cached snapshot that has a future reset and verify a
timed-out refresh returns no reset.
- Line 260: Update the recovery path around sources.refresh to refresh and
publish only the matching source independently, so an unrelated stalled hub
cannot block its fresh snapshot. Preserve the existing all-source refresh
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Return no reset when the refresh times out.
If the cached account is already spent with a future reset, a stalled refresh still returns that cached reset. Effect.ignore discards the timeout, and Lines 261-265 read the unchanged snapshot. This can schedule recovery from obsolete quota data instead of returning no reset.
Preserve the timeout outcome and return null when the refresh does not complete. Extend the existing fallback test with a spent cached snapshot.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts at line 260:
Update the sources.refresh flow to preserve whether the refresh timed out instead of discarding that outcome with Effect.ignore, and return null on timeout without reading the stale cached snapshot. Extend the existing fallback test with a spent cached snapshot that has a future reset and verify a timed-out refresh returns no reset.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Refresh the matching source without waiting for unrelated hubs.
sources.refresh reads every enabled source and publishes only after all reads finish at Lines 124-129. If the matching hub responds with fresh spent usage but an unrelated hub stalls, the fresh matching snapshot never becomes available before the five-second timeout. With cached usage below 100%, the fallback returns null and automatic recovery remains unarmed.
Add a targeted refresh operation that publishes the matching source independently. Preserve the existing refresh and redemption serialization.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/UsageLimitSources.ts at line 260:
Update the recovery path around sources.refresh to refresh and publish only the matching source independently, so an unrelated stalled hub cannot block its fresh snapshot. Preserve the existing all-source refresh behavior elsewhere and retain the current refresh and redemption serialization guarantees.
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…ed messages
A usage limit holds the thread's queue, so its queued user messages cannot
start until the user acts. Snooze still refused the thread, so a limit with
no known reset left no way to set it aside without dropping the queue.
Snooze now accepts held user work when the latest run failed on a usage
limit. Unheld user work, and work held for any other reason, still blocks it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…waiting
A usage limit stops the queue from starting without marking its runs
held, so the previous queueHeld check never matched the reported case and
an ordinary snooze still refused the thread. Snooze now asks the same rule
the queue starter uses: queued user work is allowed when a usage limit
blocks every queued run's provider instance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The proof was right: with no known reset, Thread actions > Snooze > In 1 hour still refused a usage-limited thread with a queued follow-up. The previous guard required queued user runs to be queueHeld, but a usage limit does not set queueHeld. The queue waits because the queue starter's usageLimitHoldsQueue returns true while the latest executed run failed with a usage_limit for the queued run's provider instance (the proof's runtime inspection showed no queueHeld). thread.snooze now uses that same rule. It loads providerSessions and the error turn items of the latest executed run, only when user runs are queued and that run failed. It accepts the snooze when usageLimitHoldsQueue(projection, run.providerInstanceId) holds for every queued user run, with no
now, so only the strict 'limited run is the latest executed run' case counts. That work cannot start until the reset, an auto-resume or a user action, so snoozing does not change what runs. Queued user work that could start, and user work held for other reasons, still blocks snooze as #19099 intended. Earlier commits (hub reset fallback, hub refresh with a 5s timeout) are unchanged. No new regex or parser.Fixes #26574
Reproduction on main
Commit f313d0a (origin/main). (1) Ran a local stub of a CLIProxyAPI hub that answers POST /v1/messages with HTTP 429, header Retry-After: 3600, and body {"type":"error","error":{"type":"rate_limit_error","message":"All credentials for model claude-haiku-5-5 are cooling down (last error: rate_limit_error: ...)"}}, the shape stock CLIProxyAPI returns when every pooled account is cooling down. (2) Ran the real Claude Code CLI 2.1.323 against it (ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL set to the stub). The stream-json output had error:"rate_limit" and api_error_status:429, with no resetsAt and no rate_limit_info, so the CLI drops the Retry-After header. (3) Started
T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0 vp run devon a fresh database with settings autoResumeLimitedThreads=true and snoozeLimitedThreads=true, plus a claudeAgent provider instance whose environment points ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL at the stub. Added a scratch project and rant3 thread start --provider claudeHub --model claude-haiku-5-5 --wait. The run failed with 'Claude API rate limit reached. Try again later.' and the stored turn failure was {"class":"usage_limit","message":"Claude API rate limit reached. Try again later.","code":"api_error_429","retryable":true,"resetAt":null}, identical to the reporter's. The thread had no limitRecovery and snoozedUntil was null, so auto-resume and snooze-until-reset never armed. Not run live: the hub management API that the CLIProxy usage source reads (that its windows go unused is shown by the code: UsageLimitRecoveryWorker.limitRecoveryCommand returns null without thread.usageLimitResetAt and never reads UsageLimitSources), and the queued-message snooze rejection (Orchestrator.ts:4445 'has a queued run and cannot be snoozed', already asserted in runtimeLayer.test.ts).Evidence
Real web app, Chromium 1280×633, light theme, synthetic data, real Claude Code CLI 2.1.323. Route Claude Haiku through a synthetic CLIProxyAPI hub returning the reported 429 and exposing a spent account's reset through management. Enable automatic recovery and snoozing, start a turn, and queue another message before failure. Then attempt manual snooze with that message still queued; on head, wake the automatically snoozed thread first.
The base Usage page already has the reset:
Hub stub · Synthetic settings seed · Real-app driver · Persisted runtime state
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Tests
vp test run src/orchestration-v2/runtimeLayer.test.ts -t "unless a usage limit": 4 passed. The limited-user row writes the usage_limit error item (resetAt null) before marking the run failed and leaves the queued run unheld; snooze succeeds and runs are unchanged while snoozed and after unsnooze. With f168180's Orchestrator.ts restored, that row failed with 'Thread snooze-queued:limited-user has a queued run and cannot be snoozed.' and the other 3 passed. vp run check:changed first failed only on format, while lint, knip, graphql, typecheck (37 packages) and tests (10 files, 261) passed; vp fmt on the two files fixed it, vp fmt --check was then clean, and the pre-commit hook passed fmt, lint and knip.
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Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.