fix(codex): carry the K12 short-window quota through cache and routing - #2062
fix(codex): carry the K12 short-window quota through cache and routing#2062yzxcj797 wants to merge 12 commits into
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parseUsageQuota populates shortPercent/shortResetAt/shortWindowSeconds, but setAccountQuotaFromParsed dropped them: the refresh JSON reported weeklyPercent while every short-window field read null, hiding imminent burst exhaustion from the API, dashboard, and routing (lidge-jun#2047; the end-to-end gap left by the lidge-jun#1863 review). Copy the short-window fields into the cached snapshot like the longer windows (credits-only refreshes carry them forward from the existing snapshot), and count the burst window in computeCodexUsageScore on every plan -- mirroring isCodexQuotaExhausted, which already counts it everywhere because upstream enforces it independently. A 1% weekly account with the burst window saturated no longer scores as the idle routing pick.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change preserves parsed short-window quota fields in cached account state, including during credits-only refreshes. ChangesShort-window quota handling
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts`:
- Around line 249-251: Update snapshotHasUsage to include shortPercent,
shortResetAt, and shortWindowSeconds when determining whether a snapshot
contains usage data, so short-only snapshots with resetCredits preserve incoming
burst values. Add a regression case covering that short-only snapshot scenario.
In `@tests/codex-routing.test.ts`:
- Around line 125-133: Extend the “usage score counts the burst window on every
plan” test to cover the thirty-day-only Go/Free fallback in
computeCodexUsageScore: add an assertion using plan “go” or “free” with
shortPercent set and monthlyPercent omitted, and verify the score uses
shortPercent.
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| if (existing?.shortPercent !== undefined) next.shortPercent = existing.shortPercent; | ||
| if (existing?.shortResetAt !== undefined) next.shortResetAt = existing.shortResetAt; | ||
| if (existing?.shortWindowSeconds !== undefined) next.shortWindowSeconds = existing.shortWindowSeconds; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Count short-window fields when detecting credits-only updates.
Lines 249-251 preserve the existing burst values because creditsOnly uses snapshotHasUsage, but snapshotHasUsage ignores shortPercent, shortResetAt, and shortWindowSeconds. A parsed snapshot that contains burst data and resetCredits, but no long-window data, enters this branch. The cache then drops the incoming burst values or retains stale values.
Include short-window fields in the usage check. Add a regression case with a short-only snapshot and resetCredits.
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function snapshotHasUsage(quota: Omit<StoredAccountQuota, "updatedAt">): boolean {
- return snapshotHasWeekly(quota) || snapshotHasMonthly(quota);
+ return snapshotHasWeekly(quota)
+ || snapshotHasMonthly(quota)
+ || quota.shortPercent !== undefined
+ || quota.shortResetAt !== undefined
+ || quota.shortWindowSeconds !== undefined;
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In `@src/codex/quota.ts` around lines 249 - 251, Update snapshotHasUsage to
include shortPercent, shortResetAt, and shortWindowSeconds when determining
whether a snapshot contains usage data, so short-only snapshots with
resetCredits preserve incoming burst values. Add a regression case covering that
short-only snapshot scenario.
| test("usage score counts the burst window on every plan (#2047)", () => { | ||
| // A long window at 0-1% with the burst window saturated must not score idle. | ||
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 1, shortPercent: 100 })).toBe(100); | ||
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ monthlyPercent: 0, shortPercent: 87 }, "k12")).toBe(87); | ||
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 15, shortPercent: 9 })).toBe(15); | ||
| // Missing burst data keeps the pre-existing behavior (long windows only). | ||
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 15 })).toBe(15); | ||
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore(null)).toBe(CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cover the thirty-day burst-only fallback.
This test does not execute the new Go/Free branch in src/codex/routing.ts lines 335-338. Line 128 uses "k12", which is not a thirty-day-only plan. Add an assertion where "go" or "free" has shortPercent but no monthlyPercent.
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expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ monthlyPercent: 0, shortPercent: 87 }, "k12")).toBe(87);
+ expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ shortPercent: 87 }, "go")).toBe(87);
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| test("usage score counts the burst window on every plan (#2047)", () => { | |
| // A long window at 0-1% with the burst window saturated must not score idle. | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 1, shortPercent: 100 })).toBe(100); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ monthlyPercent: 0, shortPercent: 87 }, "k12")).toBe(87); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 15, shortPercent: 9 })).toBe(15); | |
| // Missing burst data keeps the pre-existing behavior (long windows only). | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 15 })).toBe(15); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore(null)).toBe(CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE); | |
| }); | |
| test("usage score counts the burst window on every plan (#2047)", () => { | |
| // A long window at 0-1% with the burst window saturated must not score idle. | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 1, shortPercent: 100 })).toBe(100); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ monthlyPercent: 0, shortPercent: 87 }, "k12")).toBe(87); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ shortPercent: 87 }, "go")).toBe(87); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 15, shortPercent: 9 })).toBe(15); | |
| // Missing burst data keeps the pre-existing behavior (long windows only). | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore({ weeklyPercent: 15 })).toBe(15); | |
| expect(computeCodexUsageScore(null)).toBe(CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE); | |
| }); |
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In `@tests/codex-routing.test.ts` around lines 125 - 133, Extend the “usage score
counts the burst window on every plan” test to cover the thirty-day-only Go/Free
fallback in computeCodexUsageScore: add an assertion using plan “go” or “free”
with shortPercent set and monthlyPercent omitted, and verify the score uses
shortPercent.
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Retargeted from On the substance: this overlaps #2056, which fixes the same issue (#2047) and is currently held for a specific reason. Both share the same blocker, so neither can merge as-is. The blocker. In
What differs from #2056, in your favor and against it. Your What we need from either PR. Treat the short window as an additional pressure signal gated on a governing long window being present: include Posting the same root cause on #2056 so the two of you are not each debugging half of it. |
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parseUsageQuota filled shortPercent and setAccountQuotaFromParsed dropped it, so the 5-hour burst window never reached the cache, the accounts DTO, the dashboard, or routing. A saturated short window was invisible to account selection. Carries @Ingwannu's #2056: shortPercent joins hasKnownQuotaValue, a new snapshotHasShort keeps a short-only snapshot from reading as empty, partial weekly/monthly snapshots no longer clobber a known short window, and updateAccountQuota carries the tuple. Also fixes the blocker raised in review on both #2056 and #2062: the scorer took Math.max over every finite window, so a snapshot carrying only shortPercent: 0 scored a flat 0 and made an account whose long windows were never observed look like the emptiest in the pool - pickLowestUsageAmong would then send every request to it. The burst window now refines a known long-window position instead of standing in for one, and returns CODEX_UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE until a governing window is actually observed. The ported test asserted the old behavior directly (computeCodexUsageScore({ shortPercent: 0 }) === 0); it is replaced by a case that pins the corrected contract in both directions. Closes #2047
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Thanks for this, @yzxcj797 — closing as superseded by #2141, which fixes #2047. Both this and #2056 rewrote the same two functions, so they could not both land. #2056 was taken as the base because it also covers the paths this PR leaves open: a later weekly/monthly partial snapshot still dropped the short window here, and the issue's required parse → cache → DTO path was not covered. The scorer blocker raised on both PRs is fixed in #2141: a short-only |
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Summary
Fixes #2047 — the end-to-end gap the #1863 review flagged: the parsed K12 short-window quota was correct at the parser and discarded one step later.
Root cause (per the issue, verified)
setAccountQuotaFromParsedcopied only weekly/monthly/reset-credit fields into the account cache —shortPercent/shortResetAt/shortWindowSecondsvanished between parse and cache, so the refresh JSON exposedshortPercent = nullwhile the raw payload carried0%.computeCodexUsageScoreconsidered onlyweeklyPercent/monthlyPercent, so even a cached burst value would not have influenced routing.Fix
setAccountQuotaFromParsedcopies the three short-window fields into the snapshot like the longer windows; the credits-only branch carries them forward from the existing snapshot instead of dropping them. A genuine0%survives as data, distinct from missing.computeCodexUsageScorecounts the burst window on every plan, mirroringisCodexQuotaExhausted(which already counts it everywhere because upstream enforces the burst window independently). On thirty-day-only plans the burst participates too and stands in when the long window is missing; absent burst data keeps prior behavior exactly.Tests
rate-limit-reset-credits.test.ts):setAccountQuotaFromParsed→getAccountQuotacarries 0%-as-data plus reset/window fields, and a credits-only refresh carries the burst window forward.codex-routing.test.ts): burst saturation beats low long windows on both plan families;15/9weekly/burst scores 15;nullquota still scores unknown.(Couldn't run the bun suite locally on this Windows checkout; relying on CI.)
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