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fix(web): thread details card shows a proxied instance's limits from its usage hub#27740

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Problem

A Claude instance routed through CLIProxyAPI reads no subscription limits of its own (usageLimits.unavailable.reason: "unsupported"). The thread details card only reads the selected instance's own limits, so it shows Limits: Unavailable, even with that hub connected as a usage provider and Usage → Limits showing its Claude account. Codex behind a hub has the same problem when its own probe fails (probeFailed).

To reproduce, point Claude Code at a CLIProxyAPI hub (ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL in ~/.claude/settings.json, an apiKeyHelper, or a wrapper binary), add the hub under Settings → Providers → Usage providers, turn on Usage in the thread details card, and open a Claude thread.

Change

When the selected instance has no usable limits, the card falls back to a connected hub, but only when it can tell which account the thread spends. Each row's tooltip then says which hub the numbers come from.

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1 ThreadDetailsUsage
2- limits = report entry for this instance ?? instance.usageLimits
3+ limits = resolveThreadDetailsLimits(...) // ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.ts
4+ own limits usable → own limits
5+ any hub failed to read → own notice
6+ hub accounts for the driver, minus those
7+ with a different email or workspace than the instance,
8+ keyed like Usage → Limits (login + workspace),
9+ counted before judging their limits:
10+ exactly one, with usable limits → that account, "From <hub>"
11+ none, several, or one unreadable → own notice
12+ one whose workspace is ambiguous → own notice
13 <LimitRow tooltip>
14+ From <hub label>

Rules for picking the account:

  • Several accounts or one unreadable account: with several hub accounts (on one hub or across hubs), nothing says which one the thread spends, so the card keeps today's notice. That includes accounts whose own limits can't be read, since the hub may route the thread through them.
  • Same login on two hubs: it counts once, using the freshest snapshot. Accounts are keyed the way collectProviderUsageLimits keys them, which learns workspaces from the enabled instances and every hub. That resolver moved into a new environmentAccountKeyResolver export in packages/shared, which both now call.
  • Different email or workspace: a hub account whose email or workspace differs from the instance's is skipped.
  • Ambiguous workspace: when the instances report one login in several workspaces and the only hub account for it names none, the account could be any of them, so the card keeps its notice.
  • Failed hub read: while any hub can't be read, the card keeps its notice, because an unread hub may hold the account in use.
  • No endpoint matching: the fallback doesn't match on the endpoint URL, so it also covers apiKeyHelper and wrapper-script setups, which T3 can't see into (see the comments on #27235).
  • Docs: docs/user/usage.md describes the fallback.

Usage → Limits and the server behave as before; collectProviderUsageLimits only calls the extracted resolver.

Scope and approval

This is the behavior proposed in #27208, which was converted to the Ideas discussion #27235. There's no maintainer approval there yet. I've described this fix in the discussion and asked about scope. I'm opening the PR so the change can be reviewed concretely. Close it if a different direction is preferred, such as the explicit per-instance "Usage limits from" setting suggested in that thread.

Verification

Ran vp run dev with the real setup: Claude Code going through a CLIProxyAPI hub with one Claude subscription account, and the same hub added as a usage provider. Thread details card on a Claude Opus 5.5 thread, with the row tooltip open. The before shot reverts only ThreadDetailsUsage.tsx to main, on the same server and thread. The rules added since then don't change this single-account case.

Unit tests in ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.test.ts (17 passing). Each case added for a bug found in review failed before its fix:

text
1proxied Claude, one hub account → hub windows, "From <hub>"
2Codex with probeFailed, one hub account → hub windows
3instance with usable limits → own limits
4several accounts on one hub → own notice
5one account on each of two hubs → own notice
6another hub failed to read → own notice
7one login reported by two hubs → counted once, freshest snapshot
8one login in two workspaces → own notice
9one login, workspace on one hub only → counted once
10login in two workspaces per instances, hub
11 reports it with and without a workspace → own notice
12login in two workspaces per instances, only hub
13 account names none → own notice
14one credential (no email) on two hubs → counted once
15credential in two workspaces per instances, only
16 hub account names none → own notice
17hub account with a different email → skipped
18hub account with a different workspace → skipped
19second account with unusable limits → own notice
20other drivers' accounts; only account unreadable → own notice

vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, and the React Compiler check. I only checked the multi-account and failed-hub cases in unit tests, not in the running app.

Merge danger

Door: two-way. It's display-only, client-side, and adds no settings or stored state, so a revert removes it entirely.

Blast radius: small. It only affects the Usage rows of the thread details card, and only when the selected instance's own limits are unusable. Instances that read their own limits render exactly as before. The only change outside the web app is the environmentAccountKeyResolver export in packages/shared, a move of code collectProviderUsageLimits already ran. Because the marketing app depends on packages/shared, the Vercel marketing preview counts this PR as affected and waits for a team member to authorize the fork deploy.

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Walkthrough

Thread details now use limits from the selected provider instance or, when those limits have a notice, from one eligible usage-hub account. Limit rows identify the source in a tooltip when available.

Changes: Thread usage limits

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Resolve provider and hub limits
apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.test.ts, packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts		The resolver prefers limits without a notice from the selected instance. Otherwise, it uses limits from one eligible hub account. It matches accounts by driver and compatible email and workspace, deduplicates accounts, and selects the freshest snapshot. Tests cover matching, ambiguity, and fallback behavior. environmentAccountKeyResolver is exported and used by collectProviderUsageLimits.
Use resolved limits in thread details
apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.tsx, docs/user/usage.md		The component uses resolved limits and displays the source label in tooltips when present. The usage guide describes the hub fallback conditions and behavior.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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1sequenceDiagram
2 participant ThreadDetailsUsage
3 participant resolveThreadDetailsLimits
4 participant UsageLimitSources
5 ThreadDetailsUsage->>resolveThreadDetailsLimits: selected instance and provider snapshots
6 resolveThreadDetailsLimits->>UsageLimitSources: check matching hub account snapshots
7 UsageLimitSources-->>resolveThreadDetailsLimits: account limits and source
8 resolveThreadDetailsLimits-->>ThreadDetailsUsage: resolved limits and source label

Possibly related issues

  • pingdotgg/t3code#26909: Reports unavailable limits for an instance routed through a CLIProxyAPI hub. This change uses limits from one matching hub account when the instance has no usable limits.

Suggested reviewers: t3dotgg, maria-rcks, macroscopeapp, juliusmarminge

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apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.tslines 40–42Outdated · 1d0fae9Open thread
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39+ source.accounts
40+ .filter(
41+ (account) =>
42+ account.driver === provider.driver && limitsNotice(account.usageLimits) === null,
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Count matching hub accounts before checking their limits.

If two hub accounts serve the driver but only one has usable limits, this filter removes the unavailable account. The resolver then displays the other account’s quota, although it cannot determine which account serves the thread. Count all matching accounts first. Use hub limits only when the sole matching account has usable limits; otherwise retain the instance’s notice. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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✅ Addressed in commit d3a8d6f

PPedroNavHur12d ago

Fixed in 9b2933c1dc. The fallback now counts every hub account that can serve the instance before judging limits, and uses the hub only when exactly one is left and its limits are usable. Otherwise the card keeps the instance's notice. A later commit (6c9850faec) also keeps the notice while any hub can't be read.

Covered by the test "keeps the instance's notice when a second hub account has no usable limits" in ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.test.ts.

Posted by Claude Code (claude-opus-5-5) via T3 Code triage.

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@PedroNavHur Verified in the current code. onlyHubAccount counts matching accounts before checking limit usability. It also rejects the fallback when any hub reports an error.

Both regression tests are present, including the second-account case you named. I inspected the tests but did not run them.

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apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.tslines 64–75Outdated · 6c9850fOpen thread
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72+ const key = resolveKey(candidate.account) ?? `${candidate.source.id}:${candidate.account.id}`;
73+ const known = freshestByAccount.get(key);
74+ if (!known || checkedAtMs(candidate) > checkedAtMs(known)) {
75+ freshestByAccount.set(key, candidate);
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Pass the native workspace reports to the hub fallback resolver.

onlyHubAccount builds accountKeyResolver from hub candidates only. When the candidates contain two accounts with the same login, one with workspace A and one with no workspace, the resolver learns only workspace A. It maps the no-workspace account to the login's A key, so both hub accounts merge into one entry. The fresher snapshot is then accepted as the sole account, even when enabled native reports identify workspaces A and B for that login. The no-workspace account can then show limits that belong to workspace B under the hub's label.

collectProviderUsageLimits avoids this by building its resolver from enabled native reports and all source accounts. The fallback should use the same complete report set. With native A and B, the no-workspace account resolves to its own fallback key, the two hub accounts stay separate, and onlyHubAccount returns null.

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5+ const hub = provider ? onlyHubAccount(provider, providers, sources) : null;
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8 provider: ServerProvider,
9+ providers: readonly ServerProvider[],
10 sources: UsageLimitSourceSnapshots,
11 ): HubAccount | null {
12@@
13- const resolveKey = accountKeyResolver(candidates.map(({ account }) => account));
14+ const resolveKey = accountKeyResolver([
15+ ...providers.filter((entry) => entry.enabled).map(nativeReport),
16+ ...sources.flatMap((source) => source.accounts),
17+ ]);
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The logic file already imports accountKeyResolver from @t3tools/shared/usageLimits, so add nativeReport to that import.

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PPedroNavHur12d ago

Fixed in 873de5a163. Hub accounts are now keyed with environmentAccountKeyResolver(providers, sources), the resolver collectProviderUsageLimits already used, so the enabled instances' workspaces keep a workspace-less hub account apart. Covered by "keeps one login's hub accounts apart when the instances report it in two workspaces", which fails without the change.

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@PedroNavHur Confirmed by source inspection. onlyHubAccount now uses environmentAccountKeyResolver(providers, sources), which includes enabled native reports and all hub accounts.

The regression test covers the two-workspace case and checks that the card retains the instance’s notice with sourceLabel: null. This addresses the finding. I did not run the tests.

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apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.tsline 92Outdated · 6c9850fOpen thread
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89+ if (account.driver !== provider.driver) return false;
90+ const instanceEmail = normalizeEmail(provider.auth.email);
91+ const hubEmail = normalizeEmail(account.email);
92+ return !instanceEmail || !hubEmail || instanceEmail === hubEmail;
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Fixed in 873de5a163. canServeInstance now rejects a hub account when both it and the instance name a workspace and they differ. Covered by "does not borrow a hub account in a different workspace of the same login".

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apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.tsline 71Outdated · c0df4f4Open thread
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68+ .map((account) => ({ source, account })),
69+ );
70+ // Learn workspaces from every report, so an account without one never merges into one of several.
71+ const resolveKey = environmentAccountKeyResolver(providers, sources);
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Keep the instance notice when workspace identity is unresolved.

If the selected instance is in team-a, another enabled instance uses the same email in team-b, and the only hub account omits its workspace, environmentAccountKeyResolver returns null for that hub account. onlyHubAccount then gives it a fallback key and accepts it as the sole account. The card can show limits that belong to team-b for a team-a thread. Reject this fallback when the account’s workspace is ambiguous; a source/account ID does not resolve its workspace. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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6Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadDetailsUsage.logic.ts at
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8Update the account-selection flow around environmentAccountKeyResolver and
9onlyHubAccount to reject hub accounts whose workspace is unresolved or
10ambiguous; do not treat a source or account ID fallback as resolving workspace
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✅ Addressed in commit b23c624

PPedroNavHur12d ago

Fixed in 93aaefc096. When the sole hub account names a login (email or credential) but the resolver can't key it because the login has several workspaces, onlyHubAccount returns null and the card keeps the instance's notice. Covered by "does not borrow a login's hub account when its workspace could be another instance's", which fails without the guard.

Posted by Claude Code (claude-opus-5-5) via T3 Code triage.

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@PedroNavHur Verified by source inspection at 93aaefc0. The guard rejects the sole hub account when it has a login but resolveKey returns null, preserving the instance’s notice.

The regression test covers the same login in team-a and team-b with a hub account that omits its workspace. I did not run the tests.

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Added 14 commits

  • fix(web): count hub accounts by login for the thread limits fallback21afe7f
  • fix(web): show a proxied instance's limits from its usage hub6187366
  • docs: note the thread details card can show a hub's accountad142b9
  • test(web): cover hub accounts keyed by credential fingerprint0648914
  • refactor(web): pull hub account dedup into its own helper09fc955
  • fix(web): match workspaces when borrowing hub limits0bdb4f1
  • test(web): drop the null-instance case from the thread limits tests4613d07
  • fix(web): count unreadable hub accounts before the limits fallback793c1b5
  • docs: say the hub fallback counts accounts across hubsc5aefff
  • fix(web): keep workspaces apart when counting hub accountsc7c2c53
  • fix(web): skip a hub account whose workspace is ambiguouse2ae0d6
  • fix(web): skip the hub limits fallback while a hub cannot be readf6d9b34
  • fix(web): key hub accounts with the shared account resolverfda987b
  • merge: sync main into thread limits fix3c6108c
Mmaria10d ago

Note

Written by gpt-6.1-sol on behalf of Maria

merged current main into the branch as bfd4ae85604e8ee8ab15f18c55b07fa2a6cf4479. resolved the shared usage-limits conflict by retaining both the account resolver and main's hub-account naming helper. the feature remains five files, +547/-17.

blacksmith vp run check:changed github/main passed: format, lint, knip, typechecks for 34 packages, 80 tests, and both changed client files' compiler checks. all four bot threads are resolved. two independent scoped reviews found no further bugs on this head. github reports no conflicts.

live CLIProxyAPI quota integration remains unverified because this vm has no configured usage hub. the contributor's evidence remains in the description.

Eeliophan9d ago
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I’m interested in contributing a follow-up for multi-account CLIProxy hubs. Rather than selecting one account, I propose compact per-account quota chips with an expandable Session/Weekly breakdown, inspired by CLIProxyBar. These would be labelled as hub accounts without implying which account serves the thread. Would you prefer this as a separate proposal in #27235 and a follow-up PR after this one? https://github.com/eliophan/CLIProxyBar

KKinan9d ago

Confirming both cases from the description on T3 Code 0.1.7-nightly.20261102.4066 with a CLIProxyAPI 8.0.44 hub configured as a usage limit source:

  • A Claude instance on a macOS environment with ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL pointing at the hub shows Limits: Unavailable in the thread details card.
  • A Codex instance on a Linux environment with model_provider = "cliproxy" and no local login (probeFailed, JSON-RPC -32600, #11873) shows the same.

In both cases Usage → Limits shows the hub account's windows for the same subscription.

Triage by Claude Code (claude-fable-5-1) via t3 triage.

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  • merge: sync main into thread limits fixbfd4ae8