Split settings into focused cards while retaining the original tabs and page layout. Simplify save feedback and help controls, preserve settings drafts, and align account dialog and model restriction widths.
Keep select option scrolling tied to keyboard navigation and focus so hovering does not shift the dropdown.
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* fix(providers): let disabled accounts source their own model catalogs
The admin per-account model query (connection test model dropdown)
resolves the account's plan catalog through refresh_account_catalog,
whose candidates come from catalog_candidates_by_scope over the
scheduling account listing. Disabled accounts never appear there, so a
disabled account either failed with NoEligibleCredential (no enabled
account in its plan scope) or silently sourced the catalog from other
accounts instead of itself, and the panel showed no test models.
Keep the pinned account reachable: when the target account is missing
from the eligibility-filtered candidates, append it (for xAI, load its
full credential) and let the preferred-first ordering try it before any
same-scope peers. A fully filtered listing is now treated as empty
candidates instead of an early error so the pinned account can still
answer alone. Client-facing catalog discovery, background sync and
scheduling listings continue to exclude disabled accounts.
* fix(xai): keep catalog credential revision aligned
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Persist the output limit in runtime settings and use the authenticated snapshot for each compressed Responses request. Expose the setting in MiB and preserve bounded decoding and the independent zstd window limit.
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Project replay-safe quota rejections to the existing client history recovery
contract while preserving upstream failure facts and account isolation.
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* feat(usage): show upstream response model mismatches
Persist observed response models separately from routing and billing facts.
Surface mismatches with the existing model arrow and native title tooltips.
Keep response observations isolated across retries and WebSocket reuse.
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* fix(usage): calculate costs from the outbound model
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* fix(api): allow ChatGPT remote Desktop sessions without app versions
Recognize the official Android and iOS remote User-Agent suffixes when
Desktop application version metadata is absent. Preserve explicit version
validation and Client Key authentication, cover the streaming request path,
and document the version enforcement boundary.
Refs #129
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* fix(api): match ChatGPT remote client name family
Accept nonempty platforms in codex_chatgpt_*_remote while preserving suffix
token validation and explicit Desktop version enforcement. Cover future
platforms and malformed names in parser and streaming route tests.
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Explicitly unlock rejected import reservations before returning their error so immediate proxy operations do not race connection teardown. Cover repeated rejection followed by writes with PostgreSQL integration tests.
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Share the simulated client profile and existing request/response paths across authentication modes. Forward native capabilities and unknown models upstream while preserving credential isolation and routing permissions.
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Require documentation diff review by purpose, distinguish release migration baselines, and use the version tag directly in release commit titles.
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Document one-click installation, consolidate manual deployment instructions, and describe current API and architecture contracts. Keep applicable configuration and upgrade guidance without recording implementation history.
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Replace the embedded Python configuration writer with Bash quoting and placeholder validation. Reject control characters in administrator passwords and preserve existing deployment files on reruns.
Validation: Bash syntax, isolated installation checks, and loading generated YAML through the application configuration loader passed.
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Ignore unused YAML fields across startup configuration and report their paths without values. Report missing required fields while retaining existing type and value validation.
Validation: configuration and bootstrap tests, strict Clippy, and architecture checks passed.
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Default account auto-freeze to off in its initial migration and renumber request location to 0011. Update checksum entries and migration tests.
These migrations were not included in v3.8.0. Existing PR freeze rules remain unchanged.
Validation: 18 gateway-store tests with isolated PostgreSQL, upgrade from the v3.8.0 schema, migration checksums and numbering, and Rustfmt.
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Add opt-in account capacity cooldown, recovery probes, and atomic adaptive concurrency updates. Include overload and slow_down in Smart scheduling feedback, expose rate-limit reasons, and keep probe results fenced by cooldown generation.
Exclude diagnostic probes and local connection failures from capacity evidence. Default auto-freeze to disabled and preserve explicitly saved settings with a forward migration.
Closes#120
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Expand provider choices to full-width labeled options and move the forecast caveat into an icon-only explanation popover.
Validation: frontend lint, typecheck and build passed; verified narrow-screen selection, keyboard navigation and explanation popover. Available forecast data layout was not exercised because local observations are insufficient.
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Centralize downstream SDK, browser and proxy header compatibility in the
OpenAI provider. Normalize the session header alias and isolate known
non-Codex body parameters while preserving ordinary extensions.
Align account installation metadata with Codex Core and remove unverified
identity header classifications. Cover HTTP and WebSocket behavior and
document the request boundaries.
Validation: 1,105 scoped and architecture tests, Rustfmt and strict scoped
Clippy passed. Four real-account HTTP/WebSocket cases passed on gpt-5.5,
including connection reuse. Earlier gpt-reserve overload failures were
recorded separately without changing production retry policy.
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Admin connection tests pin an account and bypass local availability, but
the scheduling store excludes disabled accounts before selection. Load
the pinned diagnostic account explicitly for OpenAI and xAI while keeping
normal scheduling and disabled-account state-write guards unchanged.
Apply the shared authentication and transport filters after restoring
OpenAI candidates. Align the memory stores with PostgreSQL filtering and
cover disabled-account diagnostics plus API key transport restrictions.
Validation: 652 OpenAI, 403 xAI, 350 Core, and 42 architecture/bootstrap
tests passed; Rustfmt and strict workspace Clippy passed.
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Show all batch account settings by default while updating only edited fields. Add ellipsis and full-text titles to API key names and labels, and adjust the token usage summary icon size and alignment.
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Add per-account model allowlists and denylists to frozen routing, account settings, and CPR import/export. Preserve existing scheduling and account state boundaries.
Closes#97
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* feat(auth): add API key workspace
Add persistent API key sessions and enforce admin/key authorization boundaries. Expose key-scoped quotas, trends, health, and paginated usage records through server-projected data.
Share the application shell, system overview, and usage views between admin and key sessions, reorganize frontend domains around view ownership, and omit account, provider, and authentication details from the key workspace.
BREAKING CHANGE: Browser authentication now uses /api/auth/* and cpr_session; existing browser sessions must sign in again.
Validated frontend lint, type checking, production build, backend workspace tests, and live authenticated key views.
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* feat(console): refine key workspace experience
Unify role-aware console routes and use mode/role in authentication contracts.
Reuse request state, stable pagination and performance projections across workspaces.
Refine quota cards, usage panels, empty states and key-aware theme previews.
Skip session restoration on login and retain form inputs until unmount.
Keep the full health timeline grid visible without samples.
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* feat(key-usage): replace shared workspace with focused usage page
Preserve unified admin/key authentication, restore admin pages, and remove the previous client workspace implementation. Add a scoped usage page with metrics, trends, budgets, request logs, and section loading placeholders.
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* feat(gateway): queue requests at key and account concurrency limits
Share one wait deadline across client admission and account selection.
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* feat(auth): add API key workspace
Add persistent API key sessions and enforce admin/key authorization boundaries. Expose key-scoped quotas, trends, health, and paginated usage records through server-projected data.
Share the application shell, system overview, and usage views between admin and key sessions, reorganize frontend domains around view ownership, and omit account, provider, and authentication details from the key workspace.
BREAKING CHANGE: Browser authentication now uses /api/auth/* and cpr_session; existing browser sessions must sign in again.
Validated frontend lint, type checking, production build, backend workspace tests, and live authenticated key views.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* feat(console): refine key workspace experience
Unify role-aware console routes and use mode/role in authentication contracts.
Reuse request state, stable pagination and performance projections across workspaces.
Refine quota cards, usage panels, empty states and key-aware theme previews.
Skip session restoration on login and retain form inputs until unmount.
Keep the full health timeline grid visible without samples.
Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* feat(key-usage): replace shared workspace with focused usage page
Preserve unified admin/key authentication, restore admin pages, and remove the previous client workspace implementation. Add a scoped usage page with metrics, trends, budgets, request logs, and section loading placeholders.
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Persist optional account notes across creation, editing, imports, and credential refreshes. Show notes in compact account rows with overflow-only popovers.
Support vertically resizable textareas, bounded select menus with custom scrollbars, and quota updates without table loading.
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Allow staged or unstaged release notes and commit their final contents with the version update before tagging. Continue rejecting unrelated tracked changes and require notes to remain uncommitted.
Update the release skill, skip duplicate push CI for release metadata alone, and check the publish script syntax in CI. Validated publication behavior in temporary Git repositories, Bash syntax, and Actionlint.
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Publish the configuration template and Compose file with release checksums, pin the packaged Compose image to the release version, and include the template in platform archives.
Download deployment assets from one release tag, link versioned deployment documentation, and translate the release installation notes into Chinese.
Validated Actionlint, stable and prerelease packaging for all platforms, SHA-256 checksums, and resolved Docker Compose image versions.
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Accept omitted and null request locations without rewriting web search location or environment dates and timezones. Keep complete configured overrides validated and document the passthrough behavior.
Validated 626 OpenAI tests, 38 gateway tests including architecture checks, Rustfmt, and strict workspace Clippy.
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Allow the default Compose deployment to run on hosts with fewer than two CPUs and leave CPU and memory policy to the deployment environment.
Validated the rendered Docker Compose configuration.
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Temporarily waive RUSTSEC-2026-0285 until 2026-09-21 UTC to preserve the pinned Codex TLS fingerprint. Keep all other audit failures blocking.
Validated cargo audit and waiver expiry behavior.
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