Expose /readyz for the runtime snapshot, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Keep worker and logging diagnostics on /healthz so a maintenance failure can alert without removing a serving instance from service discovery.
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Use a fresh upstream key concurrency limit as the account default for scheduling, leases, and capacity reporting. Show disclosed limits alongside the upstream pool summary.
BREAKING CHANGE: Both peers must support CPR Link schema v3.
Refs: #587
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* fix(update): keep read-only official plugin files during extract
Docker Desktop returns EPERM when chmod runs again on an official plugin file that tar already unpacked as mode 0444.
Fixes#594
* test(update): cover writable official plugin archives
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Preserve account profiles and quota observations during OAuth refresh and retry deferral. Project rolling daily usage independently of upstream snapshots and expose its period through the existing account usage API.
Keep quota capacity forecasts scoped to weekly and monthly windows. Cover refresh persistence, daily statistics, API projection, and PostgreSQL CAS behavior.
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Keep oversized Codex threads on SSE until a full request falls below 13.5 MiB. After delivering a response that requires full replay, close an idle Codex socket so the next step can send its history directly.
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Keep undiscovered upstreams displayed as ordinary API keys and retain known peer errors without revoked shared data. Reuse quota refresh for retries and reset recognition when the connection changes.
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Track bounded ownership proofs for upstream turn-state tokens, including failed responses, so same-turn full requests can echo them without trusting unrelated account state.
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Build x64 and ARM64 release archives with a static MSVC runtime.
Support executable replacement, restart handoff and rollback on Windows.
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Use current peer summaries for request records and account diagnostics without changing historical snapshots or database schema.
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Track hosted search initialization on pooled Codex sockets and retire incompatible connections before sending. Preserve existing client full replay recovery for connection-local deltas.
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Reuse account plan resolution when exporting peer pool summaries. Read saved quota observations for missing plans even when quota sharing is disabled, without exposing quota data or mutating account records.
Cover unknown and missing plans, subtype preservation, plan-only limits, and quota refresh from an unknown account plan.
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Require the official model_not_found code and supported status codes for
account-model cooldowns. Treat unsupported_value as a terminal request
error and preserve account eligibility across HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket.
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Apply valid catalog membership alongside account model access for native OAuth, API key upstreams, and xAI. Preserve upstream validation for missing catalogs and unknown plans.
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Read up to 128 accounts per Redis script while preserving input order, pool isolation, shared scheduling timestamps, expiry cleanup, and error propagation. Extend real Redis coverage for mixed lease states and invalid batch data.
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Filter known OAuth models by fresh plan catalogs and retain account-scoped model rejections. Preserve credential, transport, adapter, and continuation boundaries, and combine cooldown expiry without dropping protection semantics.
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Remove obsolete and redundant assertions while preserving current behavior.
Optimize zlib-rs in dev/test builds and use eight concurrent CI test workers.
Use explicit time bases and synchronization for integration fixtures.
Validated 4322 tests, 72 Redis ACL tests, and ten stress iterations of 102
concurrency-related tests. Rustfmt, strict Clippy, and actionlint passed.
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Organize backend modules by responsibility, simplify runtime layers, and
keep shared contracts with their owning modules. Split frontend account
APIs and separate shared types from request implementations.
Strengthen architecture checks for module dependencies and test layout.
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Persist unsupported CPR Link detection for each connection and skip periodic
probes across restarts. Retain manual rediscovery, connection invalidation,
retry throttling, and existing quota access protections.
Log stale response-cookie revision conflicts at debug while retaining
warnings for actual storage failures.
Validation: 29 peer-related tests, 14 cookie tests, 16 architecture checks,
strict Clippy, Rustfmt, and diff checks passed.
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Make capability blocks optional and represent key budgets as named windows. Centralize validation and preserve unknown states for missing observations.
BREAKING CHANGE: CPR Link requires schema_version 2; v1 snapshots are no longer accepted.
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Remove tracing headers and their WebSocket metadata copies through the existing correlation cleanup. Cover cache identity stability and WebSocket reuse after privacy header changes.
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Share a four-request limit across CPR discovery, manual refreshes, and
periodic refreshes, and avoid loading runtime settings for initial reads.
Reuse account name and notes fields for import and editing, apply custom
names only to single-account imports, and match API usage bars to quota
progress styling.
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Allow local account names to be changed or cleared without replacing credentials or account settings. Show the name with notes and fall back to email when the name is empty.
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Store peer snapshots in existing account quota fields and remove dedicated node and synchronization tables. Keep CPR protocol handling in Admin and native quota handling in Providers, sharing persistence and the quota refresh endpoint.
Use runtime refresh coordination and preserve credential, connection, and observation-time guards. Update the unreleased migration, API contracts, documentation, and regression coverage.
Validated with 354 selected tests, strict workspace Clippy, Rustfmt, frontend lint and build, and migration checksum verification. Browser interaction remains unverified.
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Export authoritative budget access flags and keep monetary fields display-only
for peer consumers. Use the official usage_limit_reached error type for budget
exhaustion while preserving ordinary rate-limit cooldowns.
Apply fresh quota facts atomically with peer snapshots through the shared quota
writer, retaining connection, claim, and observation-time guards. Reuse the
existing sync worker and document the recovery contract.
Validated with 234 selected tests, strict workspace Clippy, and Rustfmt.
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* feat(peer): add automatic discovery and scalable quota sharing
Export authorized direct-account pools and budgets through the CPR peer
protocol, with durable upstream discovery and immutable scheduling views.
Show shared-pool node quotas through common quota popovers and lazy account
details. Bound snapshot reads and export concurrency, reduce Redis and SQL
work, and keep only the latest observation for each upstream connection.
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* refactor(peer): centralize upstream discovery and quota projections
Move peer synchronization into Admin, HTTP transport into Host, and expose
neutral Core scheduling signals through explicitly wired provider capabilities.
Preserve provider-visible model catalogs and independent quota disclosure,
with stale windows following the existing OAuth quota layout.
Cover cross-provider discovery, lifecycle fencing, and database leases, and
update the architecture and usage documentation.
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* fix(ui): center usage card loading and empty states
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* fix(accounts): unify peer subscription badges across account views
Share CPR identity rendering through AccountPlanBadge, project upstream metadata into dashboard and proxy account views, and align quota empty states and API badges.
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* fix(peer): bound snapshot work and preserve quota windows
Keep summary reads off full snapshots, reject oversized model expansion early, and yield export work. Preserve daily and weekly unlimited budgets, hide empty token counters, and unify quota empty states.
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Preserve authentication snapshots for diagnostic account badges and align
account note typography. Hide unavailable dashboard quotas consistently
and show available quota rates independently of local request counts.
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Send upstream Ping frames every 25 seconds without a Pong deadline.
Keep downstream cancellation, business idle timeout and pool eviction
independent from heartbeat traffic, with bounded heartbeat writes.
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Return catalog refresh failures to the host supervisor so queued ETags use the existing restart backoff. Preserve failure causes and report recovery only after a successful refresh.
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