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feat(bridge): report Coding Plan quota windows in provider usage - #8
bb's usage panel supports plan-level windows (provider/usage → windows: [{label, usedPercent, resetsAt}]), and the daemon validates them,
but bb-zcode answered with windows: [] since v0.7.0 — the panel showed only
the plan label, never the actual Coding Plan quota state.
Upstream sync a60ba6a (CLI 0.17.1) documents the quota-remaining endpoint
the Desktop usage dashboard reads:
GET {api.z.ai | bigmodel.cn}/api/monitor/usage/quota/limitauthorization: <Coding Plan API key> (raw, no Bearer)
Same origins and credential family src/coding-plan.ts already uses.
Change
CodingPlanHost.usageWindows() — one bounded GET via the existing request() plumbing, authorized by the short-lived project token (the key
upstream's usage dashboard uses); any account failure degrades to undefined.
quotaWindows(limits, now) — pure mapper following the upstream dashboard
identity rules: 5-hour window (TOKENS_LIMIT/unit 3/number 5), Weekly window (TOKENS_LIMIT/unit 6), MCP quota (TIME_LIMIT/unit 5/
number 1), in a fixed display order. The native percentage is already
used-percent; a window requires a finite 0..100 percentage, and resetsAt
is only reported while nextResetTime is in the future. Windows the
service does not number stay hidden rather than guessed.
provider/usage now serves them behind a single-slot 60 s cache keyed
by the exact request payload, so panel refreshes neither respawn the
sessionless CLI probe nor re-query the account service. The quota fetch
rides only the provider/usage probe — never model/list / provider/health, which share probe() and run often. Test seam: usageCacheTtlMs.
Quota failures keep the previous plan-label-only answer (windows: []).
Verification
10 focused regressions: mapping for both families with raw-token auth
assertion, degradation on HTTP 500 / no-plan / signed-out, panel wiring,
cache hit within TTL and re-probe at expiry, SDK schema conformance of the
reply (providerUsageResultSchema).
npm run typecheck, full suite 264 tests green, format:check clean.
Live-verified through the real Desktop sign-in (GLM Coding Max):
5-hour 75% / weekly 19% / MCP 1% with real reset timestamps. bigmodel
family: fixture coverage only.
Docs/knowledge updated: CHANGELOG, docs/configuration.md, feature roadmap
(stage-2 note), new knowledge/contracts/quota-usage-protocol.md (live
verified on zai; records the wire shape, window identities, and the
adjacent-but-unwired reset-opportunity API), knowledge/log.md.
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New Features
The provider usage panel now displays available 5-hour, weekly, and MCP quota windows, including usage percentages and reset times. Windows without reported usage remain hidden.
Usage results are cached for up to one minute. If quota information is unavailable, the existing plan-label-only response remains available.
Documentation
Updated configuration guidance and added documentation about quota reporting and its behavior.
provider/usage now carries real 5-hour, weekly, and MCP usage windows with
reset times from the Z.ai/bigmodel quota-remaining endpoint - the same
account service and short-lived project token the bridge already uses.
quotaWindows() maps the upstream dashboard's limit identities in a fixed
order, requires a finite 0..100 used-percentage, and only reports reset
timestamps that are still in the future; anything the service does not
number stays hidden rather than guessed.
The fetch rides only the provider/usage probe (never model/list or
provider/health, which share the sessionless probe), behind a single-slot
60 s cache keyed by the request payload so panel refreshes neither respawn
the CLI child nor re-query the account service. Quota failures degrade to
the previous plan-label-only answer.
Verified live through the real Desktop sign-in (GLM Coding Max: 5-hour 75%,
weekly 19%, MCP 1% with real reset timestamps); the bigmodel family has
fixture coverage. Wire contract recorded in
knowledge/contracts/quota-usage-protocol.md.
The provider usage response now includes mapped 5-hour, weekly, and MCP quota windows with usage percentages and reset times. The bridge caches successful responses for 60 seconds by default. Quota retrieval failures leave the prior plan-label-only response available.
Changes: Provider quota usage
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Quota mapping and retrieval src/coding-plan.ts, tests/coding-plan.test.ts
CodingPlanHost maps matching quota limits to ordered windows. It accepts finite percentages from 0 through 100 and includes only future reset times. Tests cover both provider families and cases where quota data is unavailable.
provider/usage returns quota windows and caches successful responses by parsed request payload. The tests check cached and uncached requests, response validation, and empty windows. The documentation records the quota mapping, endpoint, and cache behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant createBridge
participant CodingPlanHost
participant QuotaEndpoint
Client->>createBridge: Request provider/usage
createBridge->>CodingPlanHost: Read usage windows on cache miss
CodingPlanHost->>QuotaEndpoint: Fetch quota limits with project token
QuotaEndpoint-->>CodingPlanHost: Return quota limits
CodingPlanHost-->>createBridge: Return mapped usage windows
createBridge-->>Client: Return successful usage response
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 985e9
After a temporary quota-service failure, the usage panel may show no quota windows for up to a minute. This bounded delay does not appear to block merging.
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2457-2465: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
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Quota failures are cached as successful empty results.
This code caches every ok response when models are available. That includes responses where usageWindows() failed and probe substituted []. A transient HTTP 500 or timeout then suppresses retries for usageCacheTtlMs (60 seconds). This matches the learning to avoid caching failed or empty results.
Track failure separately from an empty list. Skip the cache write on failure.
Then in the provider/usage handler, destructure quotaFailed and use if (available.length && !quotaFailed) for the cache write. Test accounts without usageWindows would then not cache. Update the test at tests/bridge.test.ts lines 379-392 only if needed.
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CHANGELOG.md
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knowledge/contracts/quota-usage-protocol.md
knowledge/decisions/feature-roadmap.md
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knowledge/log.md
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src/coding-plan.ts
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Problem
bb's usage panel supports plan-level windows (
provider/usage→windows: [{label, usedPercent, resetsAt}]), and the daemon validates them,but bb-zcode answered with
windows: []since v0.7.0 — the panel showed onlythe plan label, never the actual Coding Plan quota state.
Upstream sync
a60ba6a(CLI 0.17.1) documents the quota-remaining endpointthe Desktop usage dashboard reads:
Same origins and credential family
src/coding-plan.tsalready uses.Change
CodingPlanHost.usageWindows()— one bounded GET via the existingrequest()plumbing, authorized by the short-lived project token (the keyupstream's usage dashboard uses); any account failure degrades to
undefined.quotaWindows(limits, now)— pure mapper following the upstream dashboardidentity rules:
5-hour window(TOKENS_LIMIT/unit 3/number 5),Weekly window(TOKENS_LIMIT/unit 6),MCP quota(TIME_LIMIT/unit 5/number 1), in a fixed display order. The native
percentageis alreadyused-percent; a window requires a finite 0..100 percentage, and
resetsAtis only reported while
nextResetTimeis in the future. Windows theservice does not number stay hidden rather than guessed.
provider/usagenow serves them behind a single-slot 60 s cache keyedby the exact request payload, so panel refreshes neither respawn the
sessionless CLI probe nor re-query the account service. The quota fetch
rides only the
provider/usageprobe — nevermodel/list/provider/health, which shareprobe()and run often. Test seam:usageCacheTtlMs.windows: []).Verification
assertion, degradation on HTTP 500 / no-plan / signed-out, panel wiring,
cache hit within TTL and re-probe at expiry, SDK schema conformance of the
reply (
providerUsageResultSchema).npm run typecheck, full suite 264 tests green,format:checkclean.5-hour 75% / weekly 19% / MCP 1% with real reset timestamps. bigmodel
family: fixture coverage only.
Docs/knowledge updated: CHANGELOG,
docs/configuration.md, feature roadmap(stage-2 note), new
knowledge/contracts/quota-usage-protocol.md(liveverified on zai; records the wire shape, window identities, and the
adjacent-but-unwired reset-opportunity API),
knowledge/log.md.Summary by CodeRabbit