fix(server): show limits for Claude setup-token accounts#24128

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Fixes #24114. Claude accounts signed in with claude setup-token (CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN) never appear in Usage → Limits. The token lacks the profile scope, so get_usage returns rate_limits_available: false and T3 marks the account unsupported, which also drops every streamed reading. Their turns do stream all windows in rate_limit_info.unifiedWindows, an @internal field the pinned SDK does not type.

Summary

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1 checkClaudeProviderStatus
2 claudeUsageResponseToLimits
3- rate_limits_available false → unsupported
4+ rate_limits_available false, tokenSource is CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN[_FILE_DESCRIPTOR]
5+ → probeFailed + "Limits appear after this account's next turn."
6+ otherwise unchanged (API key, Bedrock, ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN stay unsupported)
7
8 ClaudeAdapterV2 rate_limit_event
9 claudeRateLimitEventToUpdate
10- top-level rateLimitType + utilization only (absent for setup tokens → nothing)
11+ every window in unifiedWindows, each decoded on its own → { windows, complete: true }
12+ then the event's own top-level window overrides its entry (the CLI can skip refreshing the snapshot)
13
14 applyUsageLimitsUpdate
15+ complete update clears a failed probe; unsupported still short-circuits

resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbe already keeps published windows through a later probeFailed probe, so once a turn has reported, the bars survive provider refreshes.

Evidence

Ran end to end against two real setup-token Claude instances (Claude, dar) on isolated dev state, headless.

  • Before: after a turn on each instance, only Codex shows. No Claude section, no notice. before
  • After, at startup: each setup-token instance shows a notice instead of disappearing. after startup
  • After, one turn each: Session and Weekly bars for both accounts. after turn
  • After a provider refresh: the readings stay. after refresh

Tests, each red on main first:

text
1claudeUsageResponseToLimits
2 setup-token source + rate_limits_available false → probeFailed; no token source → unsupported
3claudeRateLimitEventToUpdate
4 event captured from a setup-token turn (no top-level utilization) → five_hour 20%, seven_day 59%, complete
5 top-level five_hour 75% vs snapshot 25% → 75%, seven_day still read from snapshot
6 one malformed snapshot window → skipped, the valid ones kept
7applyUsageLimitsUpdate
8 complete update clears probeFailed (and works with no previous), leaves unsupported alone

vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (29 packages), tests all pass.

Merge Danger

Door: two-way

complete is an optional field on a server-internal update; older readers ignore it. Reverting restores the previous behavior with no persisted state to migrate.

Blast Radius: Claude-limits

  • Every Claude account now reads unifiedWindows, not just setup tokens. For subscription logins that already worked, a turn now also refreshes the windows the event didn't name, and clears a transient probeFailed so the bars survive the next failed probe instead of vanishing.
  • The event's top-level window still wins over the snapshot, matching #14441, so the two should rebase cleanly in either order apart from the mapper conflict.
  • Codex never sets complete; its path is unchanged.
  • After a server restart a setup-token account shows the notice again until its next turn.

Related: #24119 targets the same issue with a broader auth gate; #14441 parses unifiedWindows for already-supported accounts.

Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (via T3 Code); end-to-end run by GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex.

Fixes pingdotgg/t3code#24114

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Verdict: Approved at 23db670

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused Claude usage-limit bug fix that preserves existing unsupported-account and Codex behavior while adding validated streamed-limit handling for setup-token accounts. The shared update field is optional and backward-compatible, with targeted tests covering the new paths.

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Walkthrough

Claude setup-token usage responses and streamed rate-limit windows now update usage-limit state. Complete updates can replace a failed probe state. The documentation describes when setup-token limits appear and how long the last reading remains available.

Changes: Claude usage-limit ingestion

Layer / File(s)Summary
Complete update contract and state handling
packages/contracts/src/providerUsageLimits.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/usageLimits.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/usageLimits.test.ts
Usage-limit updates now support an optional complete flag. Applying a complete update clears the unavailable status. Tests cover replacing probeFailed, initializing state, and retaining unsupported.
Claude setup-token limit ingestion
apps/server/src/provider/claudeUsageLimits.ts, apps/server/src/provider/ClaudeProvider.ts, apps/server/src/provider/claudeUsageLimits.test.ts, docs/user/usage.md
Streamed unifiedWindows entries are mapped, with the event’s own value taking precedence for a matching window. Setup-token unavailable responses report probeFailed, and provider paths pass tokenSource. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

mermaid
1sequenceDiagram
2 participant ClaudeCLI
3 participant ClaudeProvider
4 participant claudeUsageResponseToLimits
5 participant claudeRateLimitEventToUpdate
6 participant applyUsageLimitsUpdate
7 ClaudeProvider->>claudeUsageResponseToLimits: get_usage response and tokenSource
8 claudeUsageResponseToLimits-->>ClaudeProvider: probeFailed for unavailable setup-token limits
9 ClaudeCLI->>ClaudeProvider: rate_limit_info with unifiedWindows
10 ClaudeProvider->>claudeRateLimitEventToUpdate: streamed rate-limit event
11 claudeRateLimitEventToUpdate-->>ClaudeProvider: complete windows update
12 ClaudeProvider->>applyUsageLimitsUpdate: apply complete update

Possibly related PRs

  • pingdotgg/t3code#24119: Targets the same setup-token usage-limit flow with alternative controls for streamed limits and update completeness.
  • pingdotgg/t3code#24412: Changes the same Claude unifiedWindows event parsing and window mapping.

Suggested reviewers: macroscopeapp

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A partial streamed update may remove the unavailable notice before a weekly reading exists. This remains a bounded issue to address or explicitly accept before merging.

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Issue #24114 requires setup-token Claude accounts to show a notice before a turn, show streamed session and weekly limits after a turn, and retain those limits between turns. The PR maps both setup-token sources to probeFailed with a next-turn notice, decodes all valid unifiedWindows entries, applies the event window override, and marks the update complete. Provider-core handling clears probeFailed for complete updates and preserves published windows after later failed probes. Tests cover the source gate, streamed windows, malformed entries, override behavior, persistence, and unsupported accounts.

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The changes support issue #24114. The complete contract field and provider-core handling support reliable application of Claude streamed windows. Tests and usage documentation cover the requested behavior. Other Claude authentication sources retain unsupported handling. No unrelated change is demonstrated.

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178- if (type === OVERAGE_INCLUDED_EVENT_TYPE && names.overageIncluded) {
179- return { windows: [scopedWindow(names.overageIncluded, usedPercent, resetsAt)] };
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Mark the update complete only when the required windows are present.

If unifiedWindows contains a valid five_hour entry but no valid seven_day entry, windows.size > 0 sets complete: true. The new malformed-window test exercises this case. applyUsageLimitsUpdate then clears probeFailed even though the weekly reading is missing; it can also retain an older weekly reading. Set complete only when the mapped update has the required session and weekly readings, including a valid event-level reading where applicable.

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Not changing the behavior here, but the comment was wrong and is fixed in e108ff1542.

unifiedWindows is the CLI's whole current snapshot, and the CLI drops a window from it once that window's reset passes (Claude Code 2.1.309 keeps a window only while resets_at > now). So right after a weekly reset, a complete snapshot legitimately has no seven_day.

Requiring both windows would leave a setup-token account on probeFailed, which the client shows as the "Limits appear after this account's next turn" notice instead of bars (limitsNotice in packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts). The fresh session reading would then be discarded by the next failed probe.

Keeping an older weekly reading is the normal merge-by-id behavior for every streamed update, complete or not.

The contract comment claimed "session and weekly windows". It now says the update carries every window the provider currently reports, and a code comment explains why the weekly window can be missing.

@koushikxd You're right. I withdraw the finding. I treated complete as a fixed set of session and weekly windows, rather than the provider’s current snapshot.

If the CLI removes seven_day after its reset, a session-only snapshot can be complete. Requiring both windows would incorrectly preserve probeFailed. Retaining an older weekly reading follows the existing merge-by-id behavior and is not caused by complete.

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Tested this on a headless Linux arm64 setup and it works.

Setup: T3 0.1.3-nightly.20261024.3617 built from source with this PR applied, Claude Code 2.1.310, Claude signed in with a claude setup-token token through CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN.

  • Before any turn, Usage → Limits shows the "Limits appear after this account's next turn." notice instead of leaving Claude out.
  • After one Haiku turn, the Session and Weekly bars appear. They matched /api/oauth/usage read with a full login at the same time (session 12% in both; weekly 8% vs 9%, read a few seconds apart).
  • The bars stay after server.refreshProviders.

The rate_limit_event from this token had rateLimitType: "five_hour" but no top-level utilization; the numbers were only in unifiedWindows. So both halves of the change are needed here.

One small thing that doesn't affect us: when an event has a top-level utilization but no resetsAt, the top-level window replaces the unified entry and drops the unified resetsAt. On a first update, with no earlier reading to fall back on, that window has no reset time. #24119 keeps it with resetsAt ?? unifiedReset.

We're carrying this patch until it lands. Thanks for the fix.

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Written by claude-opus-5-5 on behalf of Maria

Takeover update (94fef4b76c)

  • Merged current main (d2c25950b4) with a merge commit. No conflicts.
  • Fixed the red Build and Typecheck / Check. Main's #33800 added its own complete flag on ProviderUsageLimitsReport, meaning "replace every window". This PR's complete on ProviderUsageLimitsUpdate collided with it: exactOptionalPropertyTypes rejected boolean | undefined in ClaudeAdapterV2.ts and CodexAdapterV2.ts, and at runtime each Claude turn would have taken the replace path and dropped probe-only windows (model-scoped weekly limits, reset credits).
  • Renamed this PR's flag to clearsProbeFailure, 8 lines across the same 5 files. Behavior is the PR's original: merge by id, clear probeFailed, keep unsupported.
  • vp run check:changed passes on a Blacksmith testbox: typecheck of 37 packages, 3 test files / 22 tests, lint, knip.
  • The earlier seven_day completeness finding was withdrawn by the bot after the author's reply; no change.
  • Still unverified here: a live setup-token Claude turn (no Claude account on this machine). Two commenters above report it working with real setup-token accounts.

Earlier verification run (gpt-6.1-sol)

Verified in a real dev environment

Partial verification only. The Claude setup-token fix remains unverified because this VM has no authenticated Claude account. No code changes or pushes.

  • Read the description, diff, and discussion. Checked GitHub main 15fe2832727893cbdd2214383f9f971474849695 in a separate worktree, installed with vp i, and started the real dev server in the background. Added a local project through the web UI pointing at the real repository. A real Codex gpt-6.1-sol turn returned VERIFY_MAIN_OK.
  • Stopped main before starting exact PR head 18ffef8e17c10b3778eedecb99f0adf0beb928da, again with vp i and isolated state. Used Playwright from the repository and /usr/bin/google-chrome to add the project, select gpt-6.1-sol, and send two real turns. Responses were VERIFY_PR_OK and VERIFY_FOLLOWUP_OK in the same thread.
  • Settings → Providers → Refresh provider status completed. Codex remained available; Claude correctly remained unauthenticated. Usage → Limits opened on both revisions. Both showed Codex: Codex could not read usage (JSON-RPC -32600)., so this proxy cannot prove Codex limit readings either.
  • Ran the existing focused tests through Blacksmith: vp test run apps/server/src/provider/claudeUsageLimits.test.ts packages/provider-core/src/server/usageLimits.test.ts. Both files passed, 20 tests total. These are supporting checks, not proof of the live Claude path.

Runtime transcript:

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1main: serverPort=16733 webPort=8693
2PR: serverPort=13773 webPort=5733
3claude auth status:
4 loggedIn: false
5 authMethod: none
6 apiProvider: firstParty
7client after provider refresh:
8 Codex v0.164.0: Available
9 Claude v2.1.316: Not authenticated
10client turn responses:
11 main: VERIFY_MAIN_OK
12 PR: VERIFY_PR_OK
13 PR follow-up: VERIFY_FOLLOWUP_OK

Real Codex follow-up, trimmed to the turn and response; playback and seeking checked after upload:

real gpt-6.1-sol follow-up on the exact pr head

Claude authentication blocker in the running PR client:

claude is unauthenticated in the running pr client

Not verified

  • The original setup-token bug could not be reproduced on main. No CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN or file-descriptor token is configured, and claude auth status reports no login.
  • Consequently, the PR startup notice, Session/Weekly bars from a real Claude unifiedWindows event, preservation after provider refresh, and restart behavior remain unverified. A real subscription setup token is needed to run that scenario. No mocks, fabricated events, fixtures, or demo turns were used.
  • Subscription-login Claude, API-key/Bedrock/proxy Claude limits, and Codex subscription limits were not exercised with valid accounts.
  • Native iOS/Android, Electron, macOS, Windows, remote relay, and tunnel behavior were not exercised on this Linux web-client run.

Verdict: unable to verify the changed behavior here. Passing focused tests and successful Codex turns do not establish that the Claude fix works.

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hitting this on all 4 of my machines (win/mac/2x ubuntu), all on setup-token auth. no claude card in limits on any of them, phone app too. get_usage comes back rate_limits_available: false but the windows are in the stream every turn. can test a build if you need someone

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Verified 4e88f090 with two real setup-token accounts on Linux ARM64, Claude Code 2.1.322 (Node 26.12.1, PR SDK 0.3.276). Used isolated state and compared the PR against the same checkout with its runtime changes reverted.

  • Before: both accounts worked but stayed hidden from Limits.
  • After: one Haiku turn per account exposed Session/Weekly readings and reset times; forced provider refresh preserved them.
  • Restart: readings returned to the next-turn notice, as documented.

Focused tests: 20/20 pass with the patch; 5 fail when reverted. Verified server data and shared Limits selectors, without visual/native-client, relay, or model-specific allowance testing.

This fixes my case. Could this receive maintainer review? Happy to help verify any remaining blocker.

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Thanks @maria-rcks for taking this over.

Same here on stable v0.1.9, macOS desktop, Claude Code 2.1.322: three Claude Max accounts, each in its own config home with a claude setup-token token. Usage → Limits shows Codex and Muse but no Claude at all.

What I see on the unpatched build:

  • server.getConfig lists all three Claude instances as unavailable: {reason: "unsupported"} with no windows, while the same sessions run turns all day.
  • A standalone SDK probe (0.3.322, no prompt) reports tokenSource: "CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN", subscription_type: null and rate_limits_available: false.
  • The streamed rate_limit_event windows are then dropped by the unsupported check in applyUsageLimitsUpdate.

We use setup tokens because the /login tokens expire after about 30 days, which is a lot of churn across several accounts. Today we read the windows ourselves from a tiny turn's rate_limit_event. With this merged we could read them straight from T3. Happy to test a build.