feat(cli): expose machine-readable quota limits - #688
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📝 Summaryminor risk. this pr adds a json-only quota snapshot command with cached output and optional age-gated refresh. it does not expose credentials or change quota transport. regression tests cover matching, filtering, refresh ordering, routing, and secret exclusion.
Walkthroughadds the Changeslimits quota snapshot
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participant caller
participant cli_router
participant limits_command
participant account_storage
participant quota_cache
caller->>cli_router: invoke limits --json
cli_router->>limits_command: dispatch arguments and dependencies
limits_command->>account_storage: load configured accounts
limits_command->>quota_cache: load cached quota windows
limits_command->>quota_cache: refresh when --refresh requires it
limits_command-->>caller: emit credential-free JSON snapshot
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In `@docs/reference/commands.md`:
- Around line 90-91: Update the command examples in the limits documentation to
include the supported namespaced auth limits invocation alongside the bare form,
or explicitly identify it as an alias. Preserve the existing JSON and refresh
option coverage for both supported CLI forms.
- Line 85: Add an upgrade-note entry for the `codex-multi-auth limits` command
documenting the required `--json` flag, schema version 1, and cached versus
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Learning: Use `codex-multi-auth ...` for account management, or `codex-multi-auth-codex ...` only when you intentionally want the optional forwarding wrapper.
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Learning: For remote or headless shells, prefer `codex-multi-auth login --device-auth`.
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Learning: whole-pool replay is disabled by default when every account is rate-limited
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Learning: active requests use a bounded outbound request budget so one prompt cannot walk the full pool indefinitely
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Learning: Enable `backgroundResponses` in settings or `CODEX_AUTH_BACKGROUND_RESPONSES=1` only for callers that intentionally send `background: true`
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Learning: These flows are intentionally non-destructive by default
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Learning: sync previews before apply
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Learning: backup filename collisions fail safely.
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Learning: The built-in per-model window estimates are deliberately **not** presented as verified facts
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Learning: only hashes/prefixes are stored
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Learning: It requires the [runtime rotation proxy](../configuration.md#runtime-rotation-proxy).
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Learning: Security invariants match the library: loopback-only bind, loopback-only
`runtimeBaseUrl`, and `requireAuth=true` whenever a runtime client key is injected.
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Learning: This command is read-only, performs no network calls, and never mutates Codex or
multi-auth state.
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Learning: It does not patch the official app files.
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Learning: `--paths` and `--flagged` cannot be combined; use `--all` to run both.
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lib/codex-manager/commands/limits.ts (1)
1-148: LGTM!test/limits-command.test.ts (1)
1-274: LGTM!README.md (1)
217-217: LGTM!docs/features.md (1)
28-28: LGTM!test/documentation.test.ts (1)
536-536: LGTM!lib/codex-manager.ts (1)
38-38: LGTM!Also applies to: 93-93, 523-533
lib/codex-manager/account-manager-commands.ts (1)
17-17: LGTM!scripts/codex-routing.js (1)
5-5: LGTM!test/codex-manager-cli.test.ts (1)
1489-1538: LGTM!test/codex-routing.test.ts (1)
24-27: LGTM!lib/codex-manager/help.ts (1)
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@ndycode Hey any update on this? Should I just create a fork instead? |
Follow-up review fixes on top of 9d8aae0. - `current` was `index === resolveActiveIndex(storage, "codex")`, which ignores `pinnedAccountIndex`. The runtime proxy routes on the pin whenever a `switch` set one, so any flow that moves the active index without touching the pin (rotation saves, `unpin`, an ephemeral `--account`) reported `current: true` on a row that serves nothing, and the payload had no field a consumer could use to recover. The snapshot now carries `selection` with `pinnedIndex`, `activeIndexByFamily` and `routedIndex`, and `current` follows `routedIndex`. The hard-coded `"codex"` family is gone from the deps type as well, so a pool with divergent per-family active indexes is reported as such. - `label` came from `formatAccountLabel`, which embeds the unredacted account email, so a snapshot piped to a log shipper, dashboard or ticket carried the address. It is now masked exactly the way `forecast --json` has always masked it. That masking moved to lib/redaction.ts so the two surfaces share one implementation instead of forecast keeping a private copy. - Document the `-j` alias. The repo accepts it on account, best, bridge, budget and forecast, and test/limits-command.test.ts already froze it here, but the limits section said only `--json`. Test additions: the pinned-account `current` regression, the per-family active index with an out-of-range pin, and email masking. The empty-pool snapshot test now asserts the `selection` block, which is emitted for an empty pool too so a consumer never branches on its presence. All 4 fail against 9d8aae0. Pre-existing and unrelated, reproduced on this branch with these changes stashed and also on other branches: the two "native codex executables on PATH" cases in test/codex-bin-wrapper.test.ts fail in this environment, and test/zz-stress-helper-lifecycle.test.ts "reclaims hundreds of dead records" fails when that file is run in isolation on any branch, including ones that do not contain this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UgsUVYrAcw3KNdqkWoFk3y
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routedIndex uses configured indexes instead of the runtime's usable-account selection. if an unpinned active account is disabled, rate-limited, or cooling down, the runtime may skip it and serve another account, but this snapshot still marks it current. a disabled pinned account is also marked current even though runtime routing rejects it, and an empty pool reports index 0. integrations can therefore receive the wrong serving account. the vitest coverage only checks valid and out-of-range pins, not disabled or temporarily unusable accounts.
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**routing state is inaccurate**
`routedIndex` uses configured indexes instead of the runtime's usable-account selection. if an unpinned active account is disabled, rate-limited, or cooling down, the runtime may skip it and serve another account, but this snapshot still marks it `current`. a disabled pinned account is also marked current even though runtime routing rejects it, and an empty pool reports index 0. integrations can therefore receive the wrong serving account. the vitest coverage only checks valid and out-of-range pins, not disabled or temporarily unusable accounts.
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Partly fixed in c21e467, partly answered by scoping the field.
Fixed: routedIndex is now number | null and is null for an empty pool. A positional 0 there addressed nothing.
Not fixed, deliberately: selection is the CONFIGURED routing target, not a prediction of where the next request lands. Your list is incomplete in a way that makes the point. Besides disabled, rate-limited and cooling down, the proxy also skips an account behind an open circuit breaker, and it applies session affinity and the ephemeral --account override. None of those are written to storage, so a snapshot built from accounts.json plus a quota cache cannot be authoritative about the next request no matter how much of the selector it copies.
Copying part of it would be worse than copying none: a current that accounts for enabled but not for affinity or breakers reads as a liveness guarantee it cannot keep. why-selected --json and forecast already own live selection.
So the fix is to stop the field from claiming something it cannot: the doc comment, docs/reference/commands.md and a new test ("reports the configured target even when that account cannot serve") all state that it is configuration, that enabled stays on every row for the cheap check, and that why-selected --json is the live answer.
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Agreed. With routedIndex now null for an empty pool, and the contract explicitly defining selection/current as the configured target rather than a liveness prediction, the original finding is addressed. The updated documentation explains the disabled, rate-limit, cooldown, circuit-breaker, affinity, and ephemeral override cases, and the regression test covers a configured target that is disabled (lib/codex-manager/commands/limits.ts and test/limits-command.test.ts). No further change is needed for this comment; live selection belongs to why-selected --json.
…ness Follow-up on the greptile finding against eeba4d9. `routedIndex` is now `number | null` and is null for an empty pool, where a positional 0 addressed nothing. The rest of the finding (a disabled, rate-limited or cooling-down account can be `current` while the runtime skips it) is answered by scoping the field rather than by predicting selection. The proxy also applies session affinity, an open circuit breaker, and the ephemeral --account override, none of which are written to storage, so a snapshot read from a cache cannot be authoritative about the next request. Reproducing that here would be a third copy of the selector; `why-selected` and `forecast` already own live selection. The doc comment, docs/reference/commands.md and a new test state the boundary: it is the configured target, `enabled` stays visible on every row for the cheap check, and `why-selected --json` is the live answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UgsUVYrAcw3KNdqkWoFk3y
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Summary
limitscommand for stable quota integrationsauthCLI forms and document the versioned contractRefs #687
Contract
Cached mode performs no network requests. Output uses
schemaVersion: 1, numeric timestamps, explicitnullvalues for unavailable provider fields, andmode: "cached" | "refresh".Verification
npm test -- test/limits-command.test.ts test/codex-manager-cli.test.ts test/codex-routing.test.ts test/documentation.test.ts test/codex-manager-login-menu-refresh.test.ts test/quota-readiness.test.ts test/quota-cache.test.ts— 284 passednpm run lint— passednpm run typecheck— passednpm run typecheck:scripts— passednpm run pack:check— passedstrace -e trace=network— zero IPv4/IPv6 socket calls--refreshsmoke — valid schema v1 snapshot for all configured accountsThe complete baseline suite currently reports 15 failures in Windows-path/installer tests. The same 15 tests fail unchanged on a detached
upstream/mainworktree, so they are not introduced by this diff. The repository's vendor-provenance and dependency-audit gates also fail unchanged onupstream/maindue to current baseline metadata/advisories.Scope and follow-up
This PR intentionally does not change quota transport or cache format. The optional reset-credit count discussed in #687 requires switching the refresh transport to the undocumented read-only account usage endpoint plus an additive cache evolution. Keeping that separate makes this contract PR smaller and independently reversible; it can follow after the command shape is accepted.
Security / privacy
quota: nullnote: greptile review for oc-chatgpt-multi-auth. cite files like
lib/foo.ts:123. confirm regression tests + windows concurrency/token redaction coverage.Greptile Summary
this revision resolves the prior routing-state concern by making the machine-readable contract explicitly configuration-oriented rather than claiming to predict live routing.
routedIndex: null.why-selected --json.Confidence Score: 5/5
the pr appears safe to merge; no outstanding blocking or non-blocking findings remain.
the previous email-exposure finding is fixed, the concurrency finding was conceded as a pre-existing shared-path issue, and the routing-state finding is resolved by changing and testing the public contract so it no longer claims to identify the live serving account.
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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart LR A[configured accounts] --> D[limits command] B[quota cache] --> D C[optional age-gated refresh] --> B D --> E[email-redacted schema v1 json] E --> F[configured selection] E --> G[quota windows] H[why-selected --json] --> I[live routing explanation]Reviews (4): Last reviewed commit: "fix(cli): scope the limits selection blo..." | Re-trigger Greptile