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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* 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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* feat(accounts): support configurable error protection rules
Replace capacity-specific freezing with bounded, configurable account error rules and shared attempt feedback.
Drop legacy settings without conversion and expose rule editing and freeze reasons in the admin UI.
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* fix(accounts): preserve error protection scheduling boundaries
Keep xAI accounts excluded while recovery probes are pending, and cover
selection before and after recovery.
Separate scheduling cooldown reads from admin display details, share the
atomic Redis migration and selection logic, and use one policy revision.
Remove the unused adaptive concurrency reduction path and its tests.
Validation: 393 targeted backend tests, workspace Clippy with -D warnings,
Rustfmt, frontend type checking and build, and local service health checks.
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Preserve request evidence and cold middleware boundaries across cancellation. Make backup auditing atomic, retain committed account-group results, and serialize restart operations.
Unify frontend stream authentication and session recovery, clear stale secrets, and remove redundant runtime paths. Correct CI permissions and database test URL handling.
Align documentation with current module responsibilities, APIs, and validation workflows, including both submodules.
Merge migrations 0033-0035 into one migration while preserving published migrations 0001-0032. Verified PostgreSQL 18 fresh installation, upgrade from v3.28.0, existing data defaults, and schema equivalence with the original migration sequence.
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Skip new automatic redemptions above the configured remaining weekly
quota limit, leaving it unset by default and preserving pending retries.
Keep temporarily ineligible credits scheduled and expose the setting
beside the redemption lead time.
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* feat(accounts): automate expiring reset credits
Persist per-account plans and redemption keys, stagger daily discovery, and verify availability before consuming expiring credits.
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* fix(ui): remove reset credit timing button background
Use the existing link variant to keep the control transparent in both idle and hover states.
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Set the database default and untouched initial settings to five in the
unreleased 0032 migration, preserving saved concurrency settings.
Update the migration checksum and document the initial value.
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Redact inline credential headers and token assignments in diagnostic exports.
Remove unnecessary usage query copies and the reverse analytics dependency.
Combine unreleased migrations 0032-0035 without changing published migrations.
Update existing migration fixtures and remove five oversized database stress
tests from the regular suite.
Validate with Store, Provider and diagnostics tests, strict Clippy, Rustfmt,
and frontend lint/build.
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* feat(scheduling): add plugin filtering and remove automatic switchback
Add scheduler v2 filtered delegation across native selection, affinity,
capacity waits, and lease retries. Keep plugin configuration and business
rules owned by plugins without legacy scheduler compatibility.
Remove automatic switchback from the runtime, SDK, and settings UI.
Migrate the existing settings JSON without creating new tables.
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* fix(dev): align plugin source checks with scheduler v2
Update the workbench submodule to the v2-capable SDK and scheduler,
and document the explicit scheduler manifest version.
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Rename inconsistent tables and their schema objects, update SQL references,
and preserve analytics trigger behavior through the upgrade.
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Keep published migrations unchanged and apply proxy enablement and privacy rule conversion in one migration.
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Preserve proxy configuration and account bindings while disabled and route
subsequent account requests directly. Restore the proxy when enabled.
Automatically unbind accounts on deletion in one transaction. Add the
status column, action menu, and disable/delete confirmation messages.
Refs #416
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Execute each rule's steps in order with atomic rollback and migrate saved
single-action rules once to the canonical steps structure.
Consolidate workspace and Desktop presets, add drag ordering and step help,
and simplify the rule editor and preview controls.
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Merge migrations 0030 through 0032 after the v3.25.0 release baseline. Queue analytics bucket rebuilds once and verify upgrade preservation and repeated startup.
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Aggregate analytics in PostgreSQL, reconcile synchronous usage with pending source changes, and preserve exact pagination and forecast totals across large histories.
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Hold PostgreSQL observation slots through connection cleanup and optimize exact usage pagination. Keep usage panels visible when analytics queries fail and backfill missing historical identity snapshots in one migration.
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Fold migrations 0028 through 0035 into one migration while preserving every released migration through v3.23.1. Define the final observation validators, history schema, recovery leases, token columns, indexes, and analytics triggers once.
Refresh the migration manifest, remove superseded intermediate upgrade tests, and retain final-schema business validation. Verify clean installation, released-baseline upgrades, schema equivalence, and historical data using temporary PostgreSQL checks.
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Build durable request facts and bounded aggregate queries, freeze historical
identities, and move recovery lease updates out of request history rows.
Align token fields across storage, APIs and pages.
Invalidate analytics only after actual request deletions and track embedded
migration inputs during builds.
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Add configurable privacy rules and shared previews for Codex metadata, Desktop context, request bodies and headers. Freeze policy per request and preserve atomic failure handling across HTTP and WebSocket transports.
Include settings presets, persistence, API contracts, migration and transport regressions.
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Remove version migration narratives, consolidate repeated explanations, and organize settings and architecture references.
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Consolidate request diagnostics into typed request_observation_json with
migration 0025, preserving historical facts and query constraints.
Use upstream response timestamps for output throughput, align TTFT event
boundaries, and surface official timing metrics in the latency popover.
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Route relaxed requests through the configured scheduler and keep the session primary during preferred-mode spillover. Default new settings to strict while preserving saved modes.
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Merge error details and account affinity settings into migration 0023. Preserve all migrations shipped in v3.20.0 and validate upgrades from its 0022 baseline.
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Add relaxed and strict affinity modes, configurable binding retention, and per-request account rotation limits. Freeze policies for each request and preserve continuation ownership and plugin selection behavior.
Expose the controls in a dedicated affinity settings card and cover scheduling, persistence, renewal, and retry boundaries.
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Retain preparation and account-selection diagnostics, preserve plugin fault
details, and record failures before attempt startup. Keep failure
classification when trace summaries are truncated.
Carry native error sources through Core, infrastructure availability errors,
OpenAI credential selection, provider inference, and plugin upstream adapters.
Preserve original upstream codes independently of failure classification and
project bounded cause chains and upstream bodies into protected error details.
Rename persisted and admin API error detail fields, keep raw details out of
ordinary logs and diagnostic exports, and account for retained error data in
the observation queue memory budget. Add regression coverage for source
retention, safe output, and migration upgrades; remove account-dependent live
tests. Document the implemented diagnostic boundaries.
Refs #357
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Merge refresh margin and group Fast mode changes into migration 0022 before v3.20.0. Preserve the v3.19.0 migration history and verify upgrades from migration 0021.
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Stagger credential refresh and quota observations, bound each request to three account rotations, and expose terminal and version lag configuration.
Retain main's bounded refresh 401 recovery policy. Version lag accepts integers from 1 to 10 or an empty value.
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Configure Guardian reservations through persisted runtime settings and frozen request policies. Combine concurrency controls and queues in the admin UI, with the scheduling strategy shown first.
Prioritize Guardian account waiters, recheck displaced queue heads before lease acquisition, and report request-specific available capacity. Preserve account, key and wait-budget limits.
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Use one validated IANA timezone for backend display projections, calendar queries, budget windows, warmup slots, backups, and logs. Remove frontend date formatting and the independent backup timezone setting.
Preserve UTC instants and active budget windows, persist warmup deduplication, and advance backup schedules transactionally. Cover DST boundaries, timezone changes, invalid calendar anchors, and account cooldown displays.
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Compose HTTP, WebSocket, request, attempt and public service calls through
shared onion middleware with scoped settings and invocation context.
Adopt trusted-process manifests, unified observation and forward-compatible
SDK contracts. Align management UI, documentation and the workbench reference.
Preserve native response bytes and WebSocket failure lifecycles.
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Reuse immutable plugin archives across nextest processes and share admin fixtures within test matrices. Reduce log scanning, hashing, compression, database setup, and SSE scanning costs while preserving isolation and boundary coverage.
Use controllable clocks for recovery budgets and quota scheduling, retaining real socket and HTTP verification.
Validation: 3200 backend tests, 132 plugin persistence tests, 54 Redis ACL tests, 30 clock stress iterations, clippy, and formatting checks passed. Local full-suite runtime improved from 182.8s to 74.0s at unchanged concurrency.
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Keep documentation focused on current behavior and clear ownership.
Load skill references by task and clarify official source priority and reply tone.
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Fold smart scheduling settings into migration 0019 while preserving all released migrations through 0018. Update the checksum manifest and upgrade test.
Development databases that applied the previous 0019 or 0020 cannot upgrade in place because the migration history differs.
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Make smart scheduling coefficients configurable and expose optional
higher-weight switchback while preserving the original defaults.
Reuse current quota reset signals, process-local queues, and frozen request
settings while preserving continuation ownership and queue fairness.
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Consolidate unreleased migrations, fix plugin startup and header projection, verify Grok boundaries, and update current documentation and plugin development guidance.
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