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feat(usage): show Muse Code limits, and xAI and Antigravity accounts from a CLIProxyAPI hub - #33800
Usage → Limits lacked Muse Code's local subscription windows and xAI and Antigravity accounts managed by a CLIProxyAPI hub. Mobile also showed raw provider ids for several providers.
Muse now publishes session and weekly limits after its CLI reports usage, with its tier as the plan. Hub reads use one provider table and reuse the local Grok and Antigravity mappers. Mobile uses the shared provider labels.
The Antigravity identity read was added after the scope was agreed: its quota summary and auth-files listing do not provide the Google account id required to match the local account. One userinfo GET goes through the hub's api-call with $TOKEN$; the token stays in the hub. A successful identity read publishes the shared Google-account fingerprint without email. If identity fails, quota still shows with the listing email and no fingerprint; duplicate local and hub accounts are then possible.
This is a standard change because it adds account-wide usage ingestion and provider-specific hub reads. Muse limits are in memory, appear after its CLI has run in a thread, and are lost on server restart. There is no pre-turn probe. No hub Meta support, normalized quota/fetch endpoint, model-quota fallback, extra Grok monthly window or reset-credit support was added.
Validation
pnpm exec vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, affected typechecks across 35 packages, 192 tests and selected React compiler checks.
Red/green regressions cover Muse report ordering, first complete reading, refresh retention, delayed enrichment and first report during an absent/empty probe.
The production hub reader reads xAI and Antigravity from the fake hub fixture. Independent evidence passed: 20 targeted production mutants went red and restored tests went green; fake-hub scenarios P and F were read through the production reader. Final proof audit: gap-free after verifying the additional native fallback paths.
Client proof
Real clients against isolated worktree state. Two minimal Muse Spark 1.2 turns completed with “OK” (the second covered unnamed-account paths); its real usage/changed supplied the session, weekly and tier values below. The CLI's opaque numeric tier id is shown verbatim as Plan. Refresh limits retained the Muse windows.
Web: fake hub xAI and Antigravity (scenario P)
Web: real Muse session, weekly and plan
Android pooled Limits: before and after
The before capture uses the original mobile label modules from c71b38c33f against the same candidate backend and real Muse report. Both captures are from the native client; candidate files were restored afterward. Images are uploaded, not committed.
Before
After
Native verification ran on Android; iOS was not run. Muse exposes no account identity, so changing its login can retain the previous reading until another report.
Local cubic reported two P3 nits: intentional email removal is required for Antigravity dedupe; the redundant Muse usage-refresh probe was fixed. The optional Grok version-comment nit was declined because its exact upstream source was not verified. An authenticated-only overlap guard was declined because Muse status probes report auth as unknown; that guard would discard valid usage.
Native labels without a custom display name or email
A second minimal Muse Spark turn supplied a fresh real report after removing the isolated instance's display name. These captures exercise the account-name fallback, account-detail title and composer limits label.
Pooled account name
Account details
Composer limits
Desktop
Real account reads were verified through the production reader and Linux Electron Limits against isolated state:
Provider
Local account
CLIProxyAPI hub
Muse Code
Verified notification, snapshot and Limits row
No account
Grok
No login here
Verified
Antigravity
No login here
Verified after the User-Agent fix
Codex
Pre-existing: main d1aeed2492 returns the same JSON-RPC -32600 with the same isolated configuration
Two accounts verified
Claude
No login here
Verified
Muse's contributor model emitted usage/changed; the published reading had the same timestamp and Electron showed its session and weekly windows. No local and hub account overlap was available, so deduplication is proven by tests only. The same local Codex probe was run from main d1aeed249288585390dbac4fde5b54c35bd5fc06 and this branch with identical settings, binary, environment and working directory; both returned JSON-RPC -32600.
For the same real Antigravity account, daily host, project and body, omitting User-Agent returned 403 PERMISSION_DENIED / SUBSCRIPTION_REQUIRED; both Management Center's User-Agent and the existing local 2.24.0 User-Agent returned 200. The hub now reuses the local builder. The request regression asserts its header and body; no fallback hosts were added because the daily host succeeds with the correct header.
Screenshots below are redacted. They were taken from the running Electron build loaded from 410ebd1eff; the later commits are an empty CI retrigger and two merges of main.
Muse Code, local account
Antigravity, CLIProxyAPI hub
Claude, CLIProxyAPI hub
Grok, CLIProxyAPI hub
Codex, CLIProxyAPI hub
Council review
Rounds: 6
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Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
Claude Opus 5.5
8/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
GPT 6.1 Sol
7/10
8/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
Grok 4.7
9/10
8/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
9/10
Round 4 covers the bot fix at f566a2fe7f560c561c56afe54bb13a05fd472185, including the final Opus recheck. The new regression went red for the stale plan, then green both immediately and after refresh. check:changed passes (35 packages, 189 tests); final local cubic found no issues. Sparse/empty-report test and API-comment nits were left outside this fix.
Round 5 covers cc0e95b3510636b8b94579dfe7d51be11e146810: an explicit clear now survives late enrichment and overlapping empty/absent probes. All three added cases failed before the fix and pass after it; 18 managed-provider tests and check:changed (35 packages, 192 tests) pass. Local cubic found no issues. Optional helper, extra account-switch assertion, comment and test-title nits were left outside the fix.
Round 6 covers 410ebd1effb8833ad4f006e6adebbe6d78daf6fd: the shared Antigravity User-Agent, with a request-level red/green regression, 54 focused tests, check:changed (35 packages, 192 tests) and zero local cubic findings. All three reviewers scored 9/10. The code-proof audit for the preceding bot fixes found no gaps.
Three commits follow the reviewed code at 410ebd1eff, none with new feature code. e7cc78e530 is an empty CI retrigger: Test hit a five-minute runner apt-install setup timeout, Check failed as its aggregate, and a normal rerun was denied for lack of repository admin rights. 0e960355fd is a maintainer merge of main that resolved one conflict in apps/server/src/provider/antigravityUsageLimits.ts, keeping both the per-sign-in ENDPOINTS map from #32425 and the exported antigravityUserAgent; check:changed passed on it (35 packages, 193 tests). cf56a7a0b0 merges main again with no conflicts. Council round 6 and the captures were made on 410ebd1eff and predate both merges.
All required findings are resolved. Round 1's Grok score included a required project-id finding, resolved in the next round.
Created with GPT 6.1 Sol, Claude Opus 5.5 and Grok 4.7 in T3 Code, using the Codex, Claude and Grok harnesses.
Muse Code now publishes its account-wide session and weekly windows, with its
tier as the plan, from the usage/changed report. The driver keeps the latest
report so status probes do not clear it; provider-core's applyUsageLimits takes
an optional authLabel.
The CLIProxyAPI hub reader picks request headers, driver and usage read from one
provider table. It now reads xAI accounts as Grok and Antigravity accounts from
the quota summary, keyed by the same Google account fingerprint as a local
Antigravity login so the two count once. Other hub providers are skipped.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pooled limits screen and the composer limits sheet kept their own
driver label maps, so Muse, Cursor and OpenCode accounts (and every
provider but Codex and Claude in the composer) showed the raw driver id.
Both now read the shared providerClients labels the web limits UI uses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds Muse usage windows and plan labels, plus xAI and Antigravity usage from configured hubs. The changes are limited to usage reporting and presentation, with credentials remaining in the hub and no change to charges or agent routing.
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The change adds hub usage readers for Codex, Claude, Grok, and Antigravity. It adds Muse subscription usage reporting and preserves usage reports across provider refreshes. Mobile usage views now use registered provider labels.
The hub reads usage for Codex, Claude, Grok, and Antigravity accounts. Antigravity identity and quota-summary helpers are exported, and Grok usage exports include its URL and response schema.
Provider usage scenarios and account matching apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.test.ts, apps/web/test/fixtures/usage-limits-hub/*, packages/shared/src/usageLimits.test.ts, docs/user/usage.md
Tests and fixtures cover provider responses, refused or malformed usage, invalid Antigravity project IDs, and unsupported providers. A test checks that local and hub Antigravity accounts with the same credential fingerprint are collected as one account. The documentation lists the hub-supported providers.
Mobile usage provider labels
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Registered labels in usage views apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ComposerUsageLimits.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/usage/UsageLimitsPooled.tsx
Mobile usage views use registered provider labels for account names, provider headings, and account-screen titles. They fall back to the driver identifier when a label is unavailable.
Muse usage reports
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Usage report contract and snapshot handling packages/provider-core/src/server/snapshot.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/managedProvider.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/managedProvider.test.ts
The usage report type adds observation time, an optional auth label, and a completeness flag. Managed provider state preserves usage limits and labels through enrichment and overlapping refreshes.
Subscription usage conversion and callback packages/provider-muse/src/server/usageLimits.ts, packages/provider-muse/src/server/adapter.ts, packages/provider-muse/src/server/usageLimits.test.ts, packages/provider-muse/src/server/adapter.test.ts
The adapter converts account-wide subscription usage notifications into reports and sends them through an optional callback. Reports include session and weekly windows, formatted timestamps, capped usage percentages, and a nonempty tier label when available.
Ordered reports in driver snapshots packages/provider-muse/src/server/driver.ts, packages/provider-muse/src/server/driver.test.ts, docs/user/usage.md
The driver applies the newest usage report to provider status and snapshots, and ignores reports with older observation times. Tests cover multiple sessions and refreshes. The documentation describes when Muse limits appear and that readings are not retained across server restarts.
pingdotgg/t3code#32174: Both PRs change the provider heading displayed in the mobile pooled-limits renderer.
pingdotgg/t3code#31032: Both PRs change how managed-provider usage updates interact with refreshes and snapshots.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant MuseSDKHost
participant MuseAdapterV2
participant MuseDriver
participant ManagedServerProvider
MuseSDKHost->>MuseAdapterV2: usage/changed notification
MuseAdapterV2->>MuseAdapterV2: Decode subscription usage and convert to limits
MuseAdapterV2->>MuseDriver: Send usage report through callback
MuseDriver->>ManagedServerProvider: Apply newest report as complete
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Document why the provider read functions use Effect.fnUntraced.
CODEX_HUB.read uses Effect.fnUntraced. The Claude, xAI, and Antigravity readers in HUB_PROVIDERS do the same. The Effect services rules require the reason beside the function or beside a group of related functions. These readers run inside the CliproxyApi.readAccount span, so the reason is probably that this span already covers them. Add one comment above CODEX_HUB and HUB_PROVIDERS that says so.
As per path instructions, docs/internals/effect-services.md: "Explain the reason beside the function or a group of related functions."
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts at line 241:
Document beside CODEX_HUB and HUB_PROVIDERS that their provider read functions
use Effect.fnUntraced because they run within the span created by
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Add a reason beside Effect.fnUntraced for sha256.
The Effect services rules say reusable functions use a named Effect.fn by default. They also say a deliberate Effect.fnUntraced needs its reason stated beside the function. sha256 is now shared by the local probe and the hub reader, and it has no comment. Add a one-line reason, for example that the callers' spans already cover the hash. Alternatively, switch to a named Effect.fn.
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feat(usage): show Muse Code limits, and xAI and Antigravity accounts from a CLIProxyAPI hub
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Reuse the local probe user agent for hub quota requests so Google accepts the request.
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Merged current main into this branch with a merge commit (0e960355fd). The only conflict was in apps/server/src/provider/antigravityUsageLimits.ts. #32425 changed ENDPOINTS into a per-sign-in map, and this PR added the exported antigravityUserAgent. The resolution keeps both. Nothing else changed.
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The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
in the real app the problem is still there, and the rework changed nothing:
No code change; head is still 15e83fd. The rework item describes a run where the change worked on head for the part that could be tested. With the same synthetic hub, base showed only the Codex account. Head also showed Grok (65% weekly remaining) and Antigravity (40% five-hour, 75% weekly remaining), both kept after two refreshes, with Codex unchanged. The run was marked not passing only because Muse and mobile were not checked. That is missing proof, not a defect. Muse is not available on the VMs (a permanent blocker for live proof here). Muse behaviour is covered by provider-muse usageLimits.test.ts and driver.test.ts (newest report kept across late reports and refresh) and by the managedProvider.test.ts plan-label race cases. The mobile change only takes provider labels from the provider client registry. Changing code would not settle a missing proof, so I left the branch as is. AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
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* origin/main: (480 commits)
fix(scripts): scenarios run where localhost resolves to IPv6 first (pingdotgg#34121)
feat(opencode): track native image job outcomes and previews (pingdotgg#34089)
fix(web): scroll project picker to top on first result (pingdotgg#34113)
feat(server): voice models reuse copies already on disk (pingdotgg#34096)
fix(desktop): desktop IPC only answers the main app window (pingdotgg#34094)
feat(claude): Fable resets are offered and redeemed apart from weekly resets (pingdotgg#34106)
feat(scripts): scenarios prove a fix in the real app with e2e, on web and iOS (pingdotgg#34007)
fix(web): question panel header text sits centered in its row (pingdotgg#34095)
fix(server): a t3 thread send to a finished delegated child notifies its parent (pingdotgg#33446)
feat(mobile): pick a voice environment once, then its method (pingdotgg#34073)
fix(mobile): attaching larger images no longer crashes with a BigInt error (pingdotgg#34087)
fix(server): quitting stops an agent-device daemon left by an earlier server (pingdotgg#33587)
fix(web): sent messages keep the numbers written on list items (pingdotgg#33820)
fix(desktop): input during window teardown no longer throws in the main process (pingdotgg#33620)
fix(web): preserve previews during attachment preparation (pingdotgg#33949)
feat(usage): show Muse Code limits, and xAI and Antigravity accounts from a CLIProxyAPI hub (pingdotgg#33800)
fix(server): text generation fallback respects project provider settings (pingdotgg#33741)
fix(web): sending from an empty citation comment clears the composer (pingdotgg#33440)
fix(github): a proxy's 403 with Retry-After is no longer reported as a rate limit (pingdotgg#33676)
fix(web,mobile): replace sparkles icons and ban them with a lint rule (pingdotgg#25422)
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Squash of upstream PR pingdotgg#25165 by shawk08033 (fixespingdotgg#18235), which upstream chose over pingdotgg#18274 (closed 2026-10-30). Upstream
main since shipped in-memory Muse limits from replies in pingdotgg#33800; the PR
now builds on that and adds an account-aware `muse usage --json` read on
status refresh (CLI 1.4.13+), so limits show without a model reply.
Nothing diverges from the PR head.
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Usage → Limits lacked Muse Code's local subscription windows and xAI and Antigravity accounts managed by a CLIProxyAPI hub. Mobile also showed raw provider ids for several providers.
Muse now publishes session and weekly limits after its CLI reports usage, with its tier as the plan. Hub reads use one provider table and reuse the local Grok and Antigravity mappers. Mobile uses the shared provider labels.
The Antigravity identity read was added after the scope was agreed: its quota summary and auth-files listing do not provide the Google account id required to match the local account. One userinfo GET goes through the hub's api-call with
$TOKEN$; the token stays in the hub. A successful identity read publishes the shared Google-account fingerprint without email. If identity fails, quota still shows with the listing email and no fingerprint; duplicate local and hub accounts are then possible.This is a standard change because it adds account-wide usage ingestion and provider-specific hub reads. Muse limits are in memory, appear after its CLI has run in a thread, and are lost on server restart. There is no pre-turn probe. No hub Meta support, normalized quota/fetch endpoint, model-quota fallback, extra Grok monthly window or reset-credit support was added.
Validation
pnpm exec vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, affected typechecks across 35 packages, 192 tests and selected React compiler checks.Client proof
Real clients against isolated worktree state. Two minimal Muse Spark 1.2 turns completed with “OK” (the second covered unnamed-account paths); its real
usage/changedsupplied the session, weekly and tier values below. The CLI's opaque numeric tier id is shown verbatim as Plan. Refresh limits retained the Muse windows.Web: fake hub xAI and Antigravity (scenario P)
Web: real Muse session, weekly and plan
Android pooled Limits: before and after
The before capture uses the original mobile label modules from
c71b38c33fagainst the same candidate backend and real Muse report. Both captures are from the native client; candidate files were restored afterward. Images are uploaded, not committed.Native verification ran on Android; iOS was not run. Muse exposes no account identity, so changing its login can retain the previous reading until another report.
Local cubic reported two P3 nits: intentional email removal is required for Antigravity dedupe; the redundant Muse usage-refresh probe was fixed. The optional Grok version-comment nit was declined because its exact upstream source was not verified. An authenticated-only overlap guard was declined because Muse status probes report auth as unknown; that guard would discard valid usage.
Native labels without a custom display name or email
A second minimal Muse Spark turn supplied a fresh real report after removing the isolated instance's display name. These captures exercise the account-name fallback, account-detail title and composer limits label.
Desktop
Real account reads were verified through the production reader and Linux Electron Limits against isolated state:
d1aeed2492returns the same JSON-RPC -32600 with the same isolated configurationMuse's contributor model emitted
usage/changed; the published reading had the same timestamp and Electron showed its session and weekly windows. No local and hub account overlap was available, so deduplication is proven by tests only. The same local Codex probe was run from maind1aeed249288585390dbac4fde5b54c35bd5fc06and this branch with identical settings, binary, environment and working directory; both returned JSON-RPC -32600.For the same real Antigravity account, daily host, project and body, omitting User-Agent returned 403
PERMISSION_DENIED / SUBSCRIPTION_REQUIRED; both Management Center's User-Agent and the existing local 2.24.0 User-Agent returned 200. The hub now reuses the local builder. The request regression asserts its header and body; no fallback hosts were added because the daily host succeeds with the correct header.Screenshots below are redacted. They were taken from the running Electron build loaded from
410ebd1eff; the later commits are an empty CI retrigger and two merges ofmain.Muse Code, local account
Antigravity, CLIProxyAPI hub
Claude, CLIProxyAPI hub
Grok, CLIProxyAPI hub
Codex, CLIProxyAPI hub
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Round 4 covers the bot fix at
f566a2fe7f560c561c56afe54bb13a05fd472185, including the final Opus recheck. The new regression went red for the stale plan, then green both immediately and after refresh.check:changedpasses (35 packages, 189 tests); final local cubic found no issues. Sparse/empty-report test and API-comment nits were left outside this fix.Round 5 covers
cc0e95b3510636b8b94579dfe7d51be11e146810: an explicit clear now survives late enrichment and overlapping empty/absent probes. All three added cases failed before the fix and pass after it; 18 managed-provider tests andcheck:changed(35 packages, 192 tests) pass. Local cubic found no issues. Optional helper, extra account-switch assertion, comment and test-title nits were left outside the fix.Round 6 covers
410ebd1effb8833ad4f006e6adebbe6d78daf6fd: the shared Antigravity User-Agent, with a request-level red/green regression, 54 focused tests,check:changed(35 packages, 192 tests) and zero local cubic findings. All three reviewers scored 9/10. The code-proof audit for the preceding bot fixes found no gaps.Three commits follow the reviewed code at
410ebd1eff, none with new feature code.e7cc78e530is an empty CI retrigger: Test hit a five-minute runner apt-install setup timeout, Check failed as its aggregate, and a normal rerun was denied for lack of repository admin rights.0e960355fdis a maintainer merge ofmainthat resolved one conflict inapps/server/src/provider/antigravityUsageLimits.ts, keeping both the per-sign-inENDPOINTSmap from #32425 and the exportedantigravityUserAgent;check:changedpassed on it (35 packages, 193 tests).cf56a7a0b0mergesmainagain with no conflicts. Council round 6 and the captures were made on410ebd1effand predate both merges.All required findings are resolved. Round 1's Grok score included a required project-id finding, resolved in the next round.
Created with GPT 6.1 Sol, Claude Opus 5.5 and Grok 4.7 in T3 Code, using the Codex, Claude and Grok harnesses.