AIT-420: CLI money model v2 — Plan 05 - #61
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBilling adds Money-model-v2 contracts, eligibility retrieval, trial and action-quota status output, JSON fields, and eligibility-based upgrade checkout. Legacy billing status and upgrade flows remain supported. ChangesMoney-model-v2 billing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The CLI billing test suite currently rejects the Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BillingUpgrade
participant getBillingEligibility
participant Checkout
participant pollForUpgrade
BillingUpgrade->>getBillingEligibility: request organization eligibility
getBillingEligibility-->>BillingUpgrade: eligible plan and billing interval
BillingUpgrade->>Checkout: submit eligible plan
Checkout-->>BillingUpgrade: checkout URL
BillingUpgrade->>pollForUpgrade: poll subscription status
pollForUpgrade-->>BillingUpgrade: completed BillingSubscription
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| const upgraded = await pollForUpgrade(orgPublicId); | ||
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For an expired or active trial, the pre-checkout subscription already has a non-free plan and commonly has status trialing, so the existing pollForUpgrade predicate accepts that unchanged trial on its first poll. Consequently, this call can print a successful upgrade and exit roughly five seconds after opening Stripe even when the user has not paid—and may report the old Business trial rather than the eligible checkout plan. The eligibility checkout path needs to poll for a transition from the original trial state, such as disappearance/change of trial or activation of the selected plan.
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src/__tests__/billing.test.ts (1)
300-339: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a test at the exact 75% boundary.
The upsell condition in
src/commands/billing.tsline 211 isusedRatio >= 0.75. The current cases use 137/200 (0.685) and 180/200 (0.9). Neither exercises the boundary. A fixture of 150/200 pins the inclusive comparison and prevents a silent flip to>.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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141-153: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffPrices and quotas are hardcoded in two places.
UPSELL_HINTSandELIGIBLE_PLAN_DISPLAYembed$1,$24,$97,15,000, and100,000. Line 171 states the opposite rule for the trial quota: read it from the API, never hardcode it.BillingSubscription.planalready carriespriceInCentsandannualPriceInCents, and/plansreturns the catalog.A price or quota change on the server then produces wrong CLI copy with no build failure. Consider deriving the price label from the catalog and keeping only the plan display names static.
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In `@src/commands/billing.ts`:
- Around line 415-424: Update the billing upgrade flow around
checkoutEligiblePlan and pollForUpgrade so an existing active or not_started
trial cannot be reported as upgraded from its pre-checkout subscription state.
Capture the pre-checkout state and require a genuine post-checkout transition,
or otherwise require the subscription trial field to clear before success;
preserve normal completion for subscriptions that become active after checkout.
Add coverage in the billing tests for an active trial, asserting the upgrade
message is withheld until trial is cleared.
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In `@src/__tests__/billing.test.ts`:
- Around line 300-339: Add a billingStatus test covering the exact upsell
threshold with actionsUsed 150 and actionsQuota 200, and assert the Scale upsell
hint is shown alongside the plan usage line, preserving the inclusive 75%
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- Around line 141-153: The billing copy should not hardcode plan prices or
quotas. Update the logic using UPSELL_HINTS and ELIGIBLE_PLAN_DISPLAY to derive
price labels and quota values from the plans catalog or BillingSubscription
pricing data, while retaining only static plan display names; preserve the
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An org in a v2 trial already reads plan.slug 'business' / status 'trialing' before it pays, so the post-checkout poll matched on its very first tick: the CLI printed the upgrade line about five seconds after opening the browser, whether or not the user finished paying. The trial path now waits for the observable transition instead, which is the trial going null once payment lands. The test starts from an active trial, never completes checkout, and fails against the old predicate.
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| // orgs (usageUnit undefined) get byte-identical output to before this | ||
| // feature existed; money-model-v2 orgs (usageUnit 'actions'/'messages') | ||
| // get the new trial/action-plan rendering. | ||
| const isMoneyModelV2 = sub.usageUnit !== undefined; |
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When the subscription returns the valid usageUnit: 'messages' variant declared by BillingSubscription, this condition still routes it through printMoneyModelStatus, which reads actionsUsed/actionsQuota and defaults absent values to 0/unlimited. Those organizations will therefore see output such as 0/unlimited actions instead of their message usage. Branch to the action renderer only for usageUnit === 'actions', leaving message-based subscriptions on the existing path.
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usageUnit 'messages' is a valid variant, and such an org carries actionsUsed/actionsQuota 0. Routing it to the action renderer printed '0 of 0 actions' in place of its real usage. Branch on 'actions'.
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| if (sub.usageUnit !== undefined && sub.trial) { | ||
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When an action-metered customer has completed the trial (usageUnit === 'actions' and trial is null), this trial-only branch is skipped and the active subscription falls through to changePlanInTerminal. That flow always describes catalog entries and successful changes using p.messages, even though this change explicitly notes that plan.messages is not meaningful for action-priced plans; affected customers therefore get choices and confirmations such as 0 messages rather than action quotas. Handle paid action subscriptions before entering the legacy message-tier flow, or make the picker and confirmation usage-unit-aware.
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GET /plans serves the legacy catalog only. A paid v2 org whose trial had resolved fell through to the terminal picker, which would offer it starter/growth/pro at legacy prices and then attempt a cross-generation plan change. It now takes the same Billing-page escape hatch the code already uses for states the terminal cannot describe honestly.
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| // picker would offer this customer starter/growth/pro at legacy prices and | ||
| // then attempt a cross-generation plan change — not merely a "0 messages" | ||
| // mislabel (Codex, PR #61). The Billing page carries the real v2 picker. | ||
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This action-plan guard is evaluated only inside hasActiveSub, so an action-metered subscription with a non-active state such as canceled, incomplete, or unpaid and no remaining trial falls through to fetchPaidPlans() at line 532. The newly added comments establish that /plans is the legacy catalog, meaning these users are again offered legacy tiers and a cross-generation checkout; route every usageUnit === 'actions' subscription to the Billing page before testing active status.
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When an action-metered subscription has cancelAtPeriodEnd: true, this early return prevents execution from reaching the existing cancellation warning at lines 292–294. As a result, billing status reports only current action usage and hides that service is scheduled to end, even though the subscription DTO still carries the flag; emit the warning in the action renderer or move the common warning before this return.
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…cancel still shows The first fix guarded only the active case, so a canceled, incomplete, or unpaid action-metered org still fell through to the terminal picker and would be offered legacy tiers at legacy prices. The check now runs before the active-status test and covers all of them. billing status also hid a scheduled cancellation from action orgs: the action renderer returned before the shared warning ever ran.
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Update the two root-package version fields in package-lock.json alongside this release bump. They still identify the package as 0.14.17; a normal npm install --package-lock-only immediately rewrites them to 0.14.18, leaving release checkouts dirty and causing tooling that reads lockfile metadata to report the previous version.
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| const quota = sub.actionsQuota; | ||
| const quotaLabel = quota === null || quota === undefined ? 'unlimited' : quota.toLocaleString('en-US'); | ||
| console.log(`Plan: ${sub.plan.name} — ${used}/${quotaLabel} actions this period`); | ||
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When an action-metered subscription is past_due, canceled, incomplete, or unpaid and has no trial, this renderer prints the same plan-and-usage line as an active subscription and never displays sub.status. These states are explicitly routed here by the unconditional usageUnit === 'actions' branch, so billing status can misleadingly make a suspended or canceled plan appear live; include the status or a state-specific warning for non-active subscriptions.
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| actionsUsed: sub.actionsUsed ?? null, | ||
| actionsQuota: sub.actionsQuota ?? null, |
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When an action subscription omits actionsQuota—which BillingSubscription permits and the human renderer explicitly treats as unknown—?? null serializes it as null. The published JSON contract in CHANGELOG.md defines null as unlimited, so machine consumers can interpret missing data as an unlimited allowance; only preserve an actual API null as unlimited rather than coercing undefined to it.
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…ota is not unlimited Every action-metered subscription reaches the action renderer now, so a past_due, canceled, incomplete, or unpaid plan was printing exactly like a running one. It says the status when the subscription is not plainly running. --json coerced an absent actionsQuota to null, and null is the published contract for UNLIMITED -- a machine consumer would read missing data as no cap. The field is omitted when the API sent nothing; a real null still means unlimited. package-lock.json carried the pre-bump version.
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| // for unlimited — never call .toLocaleString on it directly. | ||
| const used = (sub.actionsUsed ?? 0).toLocaleString('en-US'); | ||
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When a paid action subscription omits the optional actionsQuota, this maps undefined to unlimited, so billing status falsely promises an uncapped plan. The JSON branch now deliberately distinguishes this case by omitting undefined because only an actual null means unlimited; apply the same distinction here (and in describeUpgradedPlan, which repeats it) by dropping or marking the quota unknown when it is absent.
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The human renderer and describeUpgradedPlan both printed 'unlimited' for a quota the API never sent, which promises an uncapped plan. Only a real null means unlimited, the same distinction --json already makes. The local billingStatus type in the test file also omitted json, which broke the typecheck.
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Trial/Build/Scale billing display, eligibility client, eligibility-locked upgrade. npm publish deferred to cutover day.
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