fix(quota): keep the sub-day burst window instead of discarding it - #1863
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#1791, second half. The earlier fix stopped a 5-hour primary window from being written into `weeklyPercent` -- so the dashboard no longer labels a 5-hour bar as "Week" -- but it did that by dropping the reading entirely. The issue reports both windows as live upstream limits (5-hour at 99% remaining, weekly at 100%), so a K12 account could sit at 100% of its 5-hour quota while opencodex showed a healthy weekly bar and kept routing into a guaranteed 429. Store it. `shortPercent` / `shortResetAt` / `shortWindowSeconds` carry the burst window with its own reset, next to the weekly one rather than instead of it. Exhaustion counts it on EVERY plan, including 30-day-only ones: upstream enforces this window independently of whichever longer window governs the plan, so an account full here is blocked no matter what the weekly or monthly reading says. The same field flows through the recovery snapshot, so a cooldown cannot clear while the burst window is still full, and through the dashboard and CLI DTOs so a user can see the limit that is actually holding them. The duration is retained rather than the slot it arrived in: the slot is not stable across plans, and the duration is the only thing that makes the window self-describing. Verification: two new cases in tests/codex-routing.test.ts use the sanitized K12 payload from the issue verbatim -- both windows survive with independent resets, and a full burst window marks the account exhausted. Driven red by disabling the capture, which reproduces the discarded reading exactly. 358 tests green across routing, cooldown recovery, reset credits and auth-api; `bun x tsc --noEmit` clean.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds short-window quota fields to Codex quota contracts, preserves them during parsing and plan projection, includes them in exhaustion checks, and adds routing tests for burst-window parsing and exhaustion. ChangesCodex short-window quota support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change preserves the burst quota alongside longer windows, but short-only quota payloads can still be ignored, potentially hiding an active limit and allowing incorrect routing. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or a follow-up to include shortPercent in the known-quota check and add coverage. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UpstreamUsage
participant parseUsageQuota
participant quotaForPlan
participant projectQuota
participant isCodexQuotaExhausted
UpstreamUsage->>parseUsageQuota: Provide primary and secondary quota windows
parseUsageQuota->>quotaForPlan: Preserve short-window fields
quotaForPlan->>projectQuota: Copy finite short-window values
projectQuota->>isCodexQuotaExhausted: Evaluate short-window percentage
isCodexQuotaExhausted-->>projectQuota: Return exhausted status when shortPercent is 100
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| quota.shortPercent = primaryPercent; | ||
| if (primaryResetAt !== undefined) quota.shortResetAt = primaryResetAt; | ||
| const seconds = primaryWindow?.limit_window_seconds; | ||
| if (typeof seconds === "number" && Number.isFinite(seconds)) quota.shortWindowSeconds = seconds; |
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When WHAM returns the new burst fields, fetchFreshPoolAccountQuota passes this object to setAccountQuotaFromParsed and then publishes getAccountQuota(accountId), but that setter copies only weekly, monthly, and credit fields. Consequently shortPercent, its reset, and its duration are discarded immediately, so ordinary routing and account responses never see the exhausted burst window added here. Copy and preserve the three short-window fields through every cache update path, and add a regression test that parses and stores the snapshot rather than testing the parser alone.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L276-L278
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| const values = codexQuotaWindowForPlan(plan) === "monthly" | ||
| ? [quota.monthlyPercent] | ||
| : [quota.weeklyPercent, quota.monthlyPercent]; | ||
| ? [quota.monthlyPercent, quota.shortPercent] | ||
| : [quota.weeklyPercent, quota.monthlyPercent, quota.shortPercent]; |
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Updating isCodexQuotaExhausted does not block the normal Codex pool selection paths: quota, fill-first, priority, pin release, and subagent fallback all call computeCodexUsageScore, which still considers only weekly/monthly values. Once the cache preservation is fixed, an account with shortPercent: 100 and weeklyPercent: 10 will still score 10 and can be selected for another guaranteed 429; include the burst percentage in that shared score and cover an actual pool-selection path.
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| for (const key of ["weeklyPercent", "monthlyPercent", "weeklyResetAt", "monthlyResetAt", "shortPercent", "shortResetAt", "shortWindowSeconds"] as const) { | ||
| if (typeof quota[key] === "number" && Number.isFinite(quota[key])) projected[key] = quota[key]; |
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Projecting these fields does not make the new limit visible as claimed: the CLI's refreshLine checks and prints only weekly/monthly quota, while the dashboard AccountQuota model and QuotaBars consume only fiveHourPercent, weekly, monthly, and custom windows. Thus even a response containing shortPercent silently omits the burst bar in both user-facing surfaces; map the duration-aware field into their quota rows and labels.
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| const primaryIsShort = isExplicitShortWindow(primaryWindow); | ||
| const weeklyCandidatePercent = primaryIsShort ? undefined : primaryPercent; | ||
| const weeklyCandidateResetAt = primaryIsShort ? undefined : primaryResetAt; |
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The new representation says the upstream slot is not stable across plans, but the parser classifies only primaryWindow as short. For a payload with a monthly primary and a sub-day secondary, the secondary is still written to weeklyPercent; a short-only secondary/tertiary is likewise never retained. Classify all declared windows by duration before assigning semantic fields, and add coverage for a non-primary burst slot.
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts`:
- Around line 514-521: Update hasKnownQuotaValue to treat shortPercent as a
known quota value alongside weeklyPercent and monthlyPercent, so short-only
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with only a valid short window and assert that the burst quota is returned.
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| // Keep the burst reading instead of dropping it on the floor: it is a real limit, and | ||
| // the account is blocked when it fills even though the weekly window is fine (#1791). | ||
| if (primaryIsShort && primaryPercent !== undefined) { | ||
| quota.shortPercent = primaryPercent; | ||
| if (primaryResetAt !== undefined) quota.shortResetAt = primaryResetAt; | ||
| const seconds = primaryWindow?.limit_window_seconds; | ||
| if (typeof seconds === "number" && Number.isFinite(seconds)) quota.shortWindowSeconds = seconds; | ||
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# Map the quota module before inspecting the unchanged helper.
ast-grep outline src/codex/quota.ts --items all --match 'hasKnownQuotaValue'
# Inspect the helper definition and the parser return condition.
rg -n -C 12 '\b(hasKnownQuotaValue|parseUsageQuota)\b' src/codex/quota.ts
# Check whether a short-primary-only payload is already covered.
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# Inspect the complete quota assignment path and the stored quota shape.
sed -n '1,45p;180,205p;478,552p' src/codex/quota.ts
# Check for a test whose parsed payload contains only a valid short window.
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# Independently model the return guard for a short-window-only quota.
python3 - <<'PY'
import math
quota = {
"shortPercent": 100.0,
"shortResetAt": 2000000000,
"shortWindowSeconds": 18000,
}
known = any(
isinstance(quota.get(name), (int, float))
and not isinstance(quota.get(name), bool)
and math.isfinite(quota[name])
for name in ("weeklyPercent", "monthlyPercent")
)
print({"short_only_quota": quota, "hasKnownQuotaValue": known, "parser_returns_quota": known})
assert known is False
assert "shortPercent" not in ("weeklyPercent", "monthlyPercent")
PYRepository: lidge-jun/opencodex
Length of output: 320
Include shortPercent in hasKnownQuotaValue
src/codex/quota.ts:188-191 checks only weeklyPercent and monthlyPercent. A payload with only a valid short window reaches the guard at line 547 and returns null, so the burst quota is discarded. Add shortPercent to the helper and add a short-only payload test.
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts` around lines 514 - 521, Update hasKnownQuotaValue to
treat shortPercent as a known quota value alongside weeklyPercent and
monthlyPercent, so short-only payloads are retained instead of returning null.
Add a test covering a payload with only a valid short window and assert that the
burst quota is returned.
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Summary
Completes #1791.
The earlier fix stopped a 5-hour primary window from being written into
weeklyPercent, so the dashboard no longer labels a 5-hour bar as "Week". But it achieved that by discarding the reading. The issue reports both windows as live upstream limits — 5-hour at 99% remaining, weekly at 100% — so a K12 account could sit at 100% of its 5-hour quota while opencodex showed a healthy weekly bar and kept routing into a guaranteed 429.This stores it instead.
shortPercent/shortResetAt/shortWindowSecondscarry the burst window with its own reset, next to the weekly one rather than instead of it.Exhaustion counts the burst window on every plan, including 30-day-only ones: upstream enforces it independently of whichever longer window governs the plan, so an account full here is blocked regardless of the weekly or monthly reading. The same field flows into
isCompleteCodexQuotaRecoverySnapshot, so a cooldown cannot clear while the burst window is still full, and through the dashboard and CLI DTOs so the limit that is actually holding a user is visible.The duration is retained rather than the slot the window arrived in: the slot is not stable across plans, and the duration is the only thing that makes the window self-describing. A payload that omits
limit_window_secondsis unchanged — legacy accounts keep today's classification rather than having a duration invented for them.Verification
tests/codex-routing.test.tsuse the sanitized K12 payload from the issue verbatim (18000s primary at 1%, 604800s secondary at 0%): both windows survive with independent resets, and a full burst window marks the account exhausted.bun x tsc --noEmit— clean.bun test --isolate tests/codex-routing.test.ts tests/codex-cooldown-recovery.test.ts tests/rate-limit-reset-credits.test.ts tests/codex-auth-api.test.ts— 358 pass, 0 fail.Checklist
devbun x tsc --noEmitcleanDesign note
The plan doc for this unit proposed replacing
StoredAccountQuotawith a genericwindows[]array plus agoverningflag. That is a field-chain migration acrossquota.ts,auth-api.ts,routing.ts, the CLI DTOs, the main-account cache, and capacity projection, plus a v1→v2 on-disk format change — and it is not what the issue needs. The defect is one discarded window, and adding it as an explicit field fixes the reported behavior without a persisted-format migration that could lose quota state on upgrade. The generic-array refactor stays available if a future payload actually carries more windows than the three fixed upstream slots.Summary by CodeRabbit
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