feat(limits): make the standalone report readable and sortable - #274
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The standalone `limits` report printed a reset beside every window as `14:28 on Oct 03`, including for windows nobody had drawn from. A rolling window only starts counting at its first request, so an untouched one reports `reset_after_seconds` equal to its full length and a `reset_at` of "now plus the window" that moves forward on every read. Across a pool of idle seats that printed the same date again and again, all of them for a renewal nothing is scheduled for. `isUsageWindowNotStarted` (lib/codex-usage.ts) now detects such a window, and the limit payload carries `notStarted` so `--json` consumers can tell the two apart. The report shows it as `not started` instead of a date. A window used below one percent still has a countdown shorter than its length and stays started. The text layout: - a blank line before every account and before the pool total - each window's percentage on one line and its renewal on the next, as a local `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS` timestamp plus a `6d 21h` countdown; seconds are shown only when `reset_at` gave an exact time - the percentage coloured by consumption regardless of `quotaDisplay`: green below 60%, yellow from 60%, orange from 80%, red from 99%; `NO_COLOR` / `FORCE_COLOR` / TTY decide whether colour is used - plans named through `formatPlanType`, the same naming `codex-list` and `codex-limits` already use (`Business Premium (5x)`, `Pro (20x)`) `--sort account|usage|reset` with `--asc` / `--desc` orders the accounts. Usage and reset are read from the two windows that govern ordinary requests, the same ones the pool total counts. An account with no known key sorts last in either direction and ties fall back to the account number, so the order is stable between runs. The file-only `limitsSort` config sets the default; the flags override each half independently. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 10285c8
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participant LimitsCLI
participant LimitsCommand
participant QuotaSnapshot
participant CodexUsage
participant WorkspaceCache
LimitsCLI->>LimitsCommand: pass refresh and sorting options
LimitsCommand->>QuotaSnapshot: load cached account readings
LimitsCommand->>CodexUsage: fetch missing or refreshed account readings
CodexUsage-->>LimitsCommand: return live usage and workspace identifiers
LimitsCommand->>WorkspaceCache: resolve workspace names
LimitsCommand->>QuotaSnapshot: save eligible full-pool live readings
LimitsCommand-->>LimitsCLI: return sorted text or JSON report
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- Line 278: Update formatUsageCountdown so that when days are present and hours
are zero, it includes nonzero minutes in the result, such as “1d 30m”; keep the
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In @scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js:
- Around line 1361-1362: Update usage sorting to compare finite
window.usedPercent values directly instead of reconstructing consumption from
rounded leftPercent. At scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js lines
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- Line 1343: Update runLimitsCommand’s empty-pool successful JSON payload to
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What changed in this PR
Reworks the standalone limits report to be more readable for many accounts by improving formatting, adding colorization, and introducing configurable sorting (CLI flags + config key).
Changes:
- Add
--sort account|usage|resetwith--asc/--desc, pluslimitsSortconfig defaulting. - Improve text output readability: blank lines between accounts/pool, “Renews:” line with local timestamp + countdown, and “not started” handling.
- Normalize plan naming via
formatPlanTypeand update JSON output with new fields (notStarted,planName,sort).
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| test/standalone-cli.test.ts | Adds/updates tests for renewed formatting, not-started windows, sorting, and color output. |
| scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js | Implements CLI parsing for sort/direction, runtime wiring, sorting logic, renewal formatting, and optional color output. |
| lib/schemas.ts | Extends plugin config schema with limitsSort. |
| lib/config.ts | Adds getLimitsSort() to read limitsSort config with defaults. |
| lib/codex-usage.ts | Adds “not started” detection and new timestamp/countdown helpers; threads notStarted into summaries/payloads. |
| docs/tools-and-cli.md | Updates limits output docs, explains renewals, color behavior, and sorting/config usage. |
| docs/development/CONFIG_FIELDS.md | Documents limitsSort.by and limitsSort.direction. |
| docs/configuration.md | Documents the limitsSort config block and links to limits docs. |
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| const mockUsageSequence = (payloads: unknown[]) => { | ||
| let call = 0; | ||
| return vi.spyOn(globalThis, "fetch").mockImplementation(async () => { | ||
| const body = payloads[Math.min(call++, payloads.length - 1)]; | ||
| return { | ||
| ok: true, | ||
| status: 200, | ||
| json: async () => body, | ||
| text: async () => JSON.stringify(body), | ||
| } as unknown as Response; | ||
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Not changing this: the suite already restores every spy after each test. The file-level afterEach calls vi.restoreAllMocks() (test/standalone-cli.test.ts, the afterEach at the top of the describe), and mockUsageSequence returns a vi.spyOn spy that it covers.
| function shouldColorLimitsOutput(env) { | ||
| if (env.NO_COLOR !== undefined && env.NO_COLOR !== "") return false; | ||
| const force = env.FORCE_COLOR; | ||
| if (force !== undefined && force !== "") return force !== "0" && force !== "false"; |
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The CLI now uses the shared shouldUseColor from lib/ui/theme.ts (cb02f88) instead of its own copy, so limits follows the same NO_COLOR / FORCE_COLOR rule as every other surface. Changing the casing rule belongs in that shared helper, outside the scope of this PR.
A pool of Business seats prints the same `Business Premium (5x)` plan for seats in different workspaces, and the only thing telling them apart was a six-character account id tail. The workspace name the owner chose in ChatGPT is the name a person actually knows the workspace by. The ChatGPT web app reads it from `/backend-api/accounts/check`, but that host sits behind a Cloudflare browser challenge and answers a Codex OAuth token with a 403 HTML page. The Codex backend serves the same list at `/wham/accounts/check`, which accepts that token. `fetchCodexWorkspaceNames` (lib/codex-usage.ts) reads it and keeps the named `workspace` entries, keyed by account id. One answer lists every workspace the login is a member of, so `limits` asks once per account id it has not yet seen named. The names are attached after every account has been fetched, which lets a seat whose own usage fetch failed still be named from another login's answer. The lookup is decoration: a failure is logged and only drops the line. The name is owner-chosen text printed into a line, so control characters are replaced and the length is bounded. The report prints it as `Business account: <name>` directly below the account line, and `--json` carries it as `workspaceName`. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 8f9ad6e
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In @scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js:
- Line 1324: Bound the optional workspace-name lookup in the
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An untouched rolling window reports `reset_at` as "now plus the window", a moment nothing is scheduled for and one that moves forward on every read. `mapUsageWindow` (lib/codex-usage.ts) flagged such a window `notStarted` but still carried that reset, so every surface other than the standalone report rendered it as a renewal: the pool status line under `resetTimes: "always"` printed a countdown for it. The window now carries no `resetAtMs` at all, and `notStarted` is the only statement made about its renewal. `formatUsageCountdown` keeps the second-largest non-zero unit, so a day and thirty minutes reads `1d 30m` rather than `1d`. `formatPlanType` (lib/auth/plan-tier.ts) is typed `string` but reads `plan_type` straight off `/wham/usage`. A non-string there reached `.trim()` and threw, failing an account whose usage had been read fine over a display name. It is now treated as absent. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 5075deb
…tream `limits` read every account live, one account after another, so a large pool took many seconds to report and spent a burst of usage requests each time it ran. The plugin already polls every account for the pool status line and keeps the result in `oc-codex-multi-auth-tui-quota-overview.json`, and the request path records its newer reading of the serving account beside it. `limits` now reports those by default. It matches an account to its snapshot entry by fingerprint, or by pool position and email when a token refresh has rotated the fingerprint. An account the plugin has no reading for is read live, and so is every account when there is no snapshot. `--refresh` reads every account live. A live read of the whole pool is written back as the plugin's snapshot, so the status line and the next `limits` start from it. A `--tag` subset is never written, and neither is a snapshot that describes a different pool, because the file is shared by every OpenCode window on the machine. The snapshot's own `fetchedAt` is its oldest reading: an account that keeps failing is carried over, and it dates every fresher account with it. Each snapshot account therefore now records its own `fetchedAt`. The poller, the header merge and the writeback set it, and a snapshot an older build wrote falls back to the snapshot time. The report states where its readings came from and when (`Readings:`), and an account read at a different moment gets its own `Read:` line. `--json` carries `readings`, and each account's `source` and `readAt`. Workspace names are remembered in `oc-codex-multi-auth-workspace-names.json`, so an account is asked about once rather than on every run. An account reported from cache is named only from a stored token that is still valid, never through a token refresh. The lookup gives up after 5 seconds, so a slow endpoint cannot stall the report for a decorative line. Every value in an account block now starts in one column shared by all accounts, and the renewal sits in that column under its window. The header and the pool total share a second column. Review follow-ups: - `--sort usage` and `--sort reset` rank by the governing window, the least headroom with ties going to the later reset. An account with both windows spent is ranked by when it is usable again, and usage compares the raw `used_percent` rather than a rounded figure. - Colour stays keyed on the rounded figure it is printed beside, so `99% used` is never orange. Whether colour is used comes from the shared `shouldUseColor` (lib/ui/theme.ts) instead of a copy of it. - The empty-pool JSON carries `sort` and `readings` like a populated one. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 5075deb
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- Around line 1442-1443: Update the quota snapshot write condition near allLive
to require that no live reads failed, using the existing failedCount, so the
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| const temporary = `${target}.${process.pid}.${now}.tmp`; | ||
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| `${JSON.stringify({ version: WORKSPACE_NAME_CACHE_VERSION, accounts }, null, 2)}\n`, | ||
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this cache uses a plain rename rather than the existing windows lock-retry writer. a transient file lock can prevent names from being cached, causing repeat lookups, and a failed rename leaves its temporary file behind. use the existing atomic-write pattern and cover rename failure in vitest.
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this cache uses a plain rename rather than the existing windows lock-retry writer. a transient file lock can prevent names from being cached, causing repeat lookups, and a failed rename leaves its temporary file behind. use the existing atomic-write pattern and cover rename failure in vitest.
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Fixed in 4d0f524: the workspace-name cache now goes through the script's existing writeFileAtomic, which retries a Windows rename lock via renameWithWindowsRetry and removes the temporary file on failure.
…rent The quota snapshot is shared by every OpenCode window on the machine, and the pool status line trusts it until it expires. The `limits` writeback and cache read could hand it, or report from it, something less reliable than what the plugin already had: - A live read in which an account failed, and that had no earlier reading to carry over, wrote a snapshot without that account. The status line would then judge the pool on a subset. Such a run now writes nothing. - A run against a `--config-path` store wrote that alternate pool over the plugin's own. Only the plugin's own store is written back now. - A snapshot the poller wrote while `--refresh` was still reading was overwritten with this run's older start. The file is re-read just before writing, and a changed file is left alone. - An account was matched to a snapshot entry by pool position and email when the fingerprint differed, so one email's personal account could borrow a workspace seat's reading. Matching is by fingerprint only now; an account whose token rotated since the last poll is read live. The looser match survives only in the "is this the same pool" check that guards the write. - `mergeOverviewWithLatestAccount` (lib/tui-quota-overview.ts) compared the request path's reading against the snapshot's oldest time, so it could replace an account's fresher reading with an older one. It now compares against that account's own `fetchedAt`. The workspace-name cache is written through `writeFileAtomic`, which retries a Windows rename lock and removes its temporary file on failure. AI-Tool: opencode 1.18.32 AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5-5 AI-Variant: high AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 5075deb
| if (account.fingerprint !== latest.fingerprint) return account; | ||
| // The snapshot's own time is its oldest reading, so the account's own | ||
| // time is what the header reading has to beat. | ||
| if (account.fetchedAt !== undefined && latest.fetchedAt <= account.fetchedAt) { |
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**newer quota reading discarded** when a pool poll carries an older reading for another account, a serving-account usage request can start before the poll but finish after that account’s poll request. both readings are stamped when they start, so this check rejects the newer result and leaves the displayed headroom stale. the vitest case covers timestamp order, but not overlapping requests that finish in the opposite order.
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Not changing this: the premise does not hold. The serving account's reading is stamped when it completes, not when it starts. parseTuiQuotaSnapshotFromHeaders and the TUI's own usage fetch both build it through createTuiQuotaSnapshot, which sets fetchedAt: Date.now() after the response is in hand. A request that started before the poll and finished after the poll read that account is therefore stamped later than the poll's time, and the merge accepts it.
The opposite ordering remains imprecise. The poll stamps every account with the poll's start time, so a header reading that lands mid-poll can win over an account the poll reads a moment later. That comparison against the poll's start time predates this PR: upstream's latest.fetchedAt <= snapshot.fetchedAt check has the same behaviour. This PR only stops a carried-over account's older time from letting a stale header reading through.
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You’re right about the header path: parseTuiQuotaSnapshotFromHeaders calls createTuiQuotaSnapshot after the response is available, so that overlapping-header scenario cannot produce the ordering I described.
There is still a narrower issue in the TUI’s /wham/usage path. refreshQuotaStatusInner captures const now = Date.now() before ensureCodexUsageAccessToken and fetchCodexUsage, then passes that value as fetchedAt when creating the source: "usage" snapshot. This bypasses createTuiQuotaSnapshot’s completion-time default. Therefore, a usage request that starts before the pool poll but completes afterward can still carry an earlier timestamp and be rejected by mergeOverviewWithLatestAccount at lib/tui-quota-overview.ts:243.
So the original finding was too broad and does not apply to header readings, but the same ordering case remains possible for explicitly timestamped usage readings.
Summary
What changed?
The standalone
limitsreport is reworked for a pool of many accounts:No usage requests by default. The plugin already polls every account
for the pool status line and keeps the result in
oc-codex-multi-auth-tui-quota-overview.json, with the request path's newerreading of the serving account beside it.
limitsreports those, so it isinstant on a large pool (about 0.4 s instead of one live request per account)
and does not spend a burst of usage requests on every run. An account the
plugin has no reading for is read live, and so is every account when there is
no snapshot.
--refreshreads every account live.Readings:says when thereadings were taken, and an account read at another moment gets its own
Read:line. A live read of the whole pool is written back as the snapshot.A
--tagsubset, or a snapshot describing a different pool, is neverwritten.
Each snapshot account now records its own
fetchedAt. The snapshot's owntime is its oldest reading, so an account that keeps failing (for example a
revoked token) was dating every fresher account with it. An older snapshot
without the field falls back to the snapshot time.
Every value in an account block starts in one column shared by all accounts,
and the renewal sits in that column under its window. The header and the
pool total share a second column.
A blank line before every account and before the pool total.
The percentage and the renewal are on separate lines. The renewal is a local
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SStimestamp followed by a6d 21hcountdown. Seconds areshown only when
reset_atgave an exact time.On a terminal the percentage is coloured by consumption: green below 60%,
yellow from 60%, orange from 80%, red from 99%. This holds whichever way
quotaDisplaywords the number.NO_COLOR,FORCE_COLORand TTY detectiondecide whether colour is used at all.
A Business seat names its workspace (
Business account: Example Corp)directly below the account line. The name comes from the Codex backend's
/wham/accounts/check, which accepts the Codex OAuth token; the web app's/backend-api/accounts/checkanswers that token with a Cloudflare 403. Oneanswer lists every workspace the login belongs to, so ids already named are
not asked about again. Names are remembered on disk
(
oc-codex-multi-auth-workspace-names.json), the lookup gives up after 5seconds, and a failed lookup only drops the line. A cached run never refreshes
a token just to name an account. The owner-chosen name has control characters
replaced and its length bounded.
Plan names go through
formatPlanType, the namingcodex-listandcodex-limitsalready use, instead of the raw slug(
self_serve_business_prolitebecomesBusiness Premium).--sort account|usage|resettogether with--asc/--descorders theaccounts. Usage and reset rank by the governing window (least headroom, ties
to the later reset). A new file-only
limitsSortconfig key sets the default, and theflags override each half of it independently.
Why is this needed?
A rolling window only starts counting at its first request. An untouched window
reports
reset_after_secondsequal to its full length and areset_atof "nowplus the window", which moves forward on every read. The old report printed
that as
resets 14:28 on Oct 03beside every idle seat. The result was thesame date repeated down the list, and nothing is actually scheduled for any of
those renewals.
isUsageWindowNotStartedinlib/codex-usage.tsnow detectsthis case. The limit payload carries
notStartedso--jsonconsumers cantell the two cases apart, and the text report prints
not started. A windowused below one percent still has a countdown shorter than its length, so it
stays started.
Sorting answers two questions: "which seat comes back first" and "which seat
still has room". Usage and reset are read from the two windows that govern
ordinary requests, which are the same ones the pool total counts. An account
with no known key (a failed fetch, or a window not started) sorts last in
either direction. Ties fall back to the account number, so the order is stable
between runs.
Testing
npm run lintnpm run buildnpm test: the new and touched suites (standalone-cli,codex-usage,schemas,plugin-config,doc-parity) pass. Under full-suite load a fewtiming-sensitive tests (
helper-utilsshouldRefreshTokenskew,index-retrywaits,tui-config-reload) are flaky. Each of those filespasses in isolation, and none of them touches the code changed here.
limits,limits --sort reset,and
limits --sort usage --descwithFORCE_COLOR=1.Compliance Confirmation
Notes
now has its own line, and plans are named). The
--jsonoutput only gainsfields (
notStartedon each limit,planName,workspaceName,sourceandreadAton each account, top-levelreadings, top-levelsort).summaryis unchanged except that it no longer prints an inventedreset for a window that has not started.
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limitscommand supports sorting accounts by account number, usage, or renewal time, in ascending or descending order. Command-line options can override configuration settings.--refreshto fetch live readings for all selected accounts.note: greptile review for oc-chatgpt-multi-auth. cite files like
lib/foo.ts:123. confirm regression tests + windows concurrency/token redaction coverage.the pr is not ready to merge while an overlapping usage read can leave the quota display stale.
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the pr makes standalone limits reports sortable, adds per-account reading times and cached-by-default quota reporting, and improves renewal, plan, and workspace display.
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