feat(web): show OpenRouter credit balance in Usage → Limits - #10904
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There was no way to see an OpenRouter balance inside T3 Code. OpenRouter is not a driver and reports no quota, so Limits had nothing to say about it and users running agents on credits had to leave the app to check what was left. Adds `openrouter` as a second `usageLimitSources` kind, reusing that pipeline's secret storage, poll interval, and publish channel rather than building a parallel one. The server tries `/api/v1/credits` for the account balance and falls back to `/api/v1/key` only on 403, so an ordinary inference key still reports its own spend and limit. Balances render as their own section in Limits, headed by the OpenRouter mark. `UsageLimitSourceConfig` becomes a tagged union so an OpenRouter source cannot carry a hub URL. Credits are a sibling of the quota-window type, not a reinterpretation of it: a prepaid balance has no window to pool or reset to count down to. Three shared selectors treated "source with no accounts" as a fault, which would have made a healthy balance emit a spurious notice and a failing one offer /usage-limits for every driver; they now discriminate on kind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR adds a substantial OpenRouter integration across credential storage, server polling, shared contracts, and the Usage UI rather than making a small isolated change. It also introduces an enabled default for the new source and has unresolved findings involving a possible refresh-lock hang and OpenRouter key overwrites. Not approved because:
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds OpenRouter as a usage-limit source. It introduces credit contracts, server API integration, shared balance handling, provider settings, balance display, tests, and user documentation. ChangesOpenRouter credit flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to OpenRouter credit sources can be added without overwriting existing configurations, with balances shown separately from quota windows. The change is ready to merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UsageProviderSettings
participant AddUsageLimitSourceDialog
participant UsageLimitSources
participant UsageCreditBalances
User->>UsageProviderSettings: Select OpenRouter
UsageProviderSettings->>AddUsageLimitSourceDialog: Open dialog with source kind
AddUsageLimitSourceDialog->>UsageProviderSettings: Submit OpenRouter configuration
UsageProviderSettings->>UsageLimitSources: Save source
UsageLimitSources-->>UsageCreditBalances: Provide credit snapshot
UsageCreditBalances-->>User: Render remaining or spent balance
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In `@apps/server/src/usage/openrouterApi.ts`:
- Around line 68-73: Apply the 15-second timeout directly to the response.json
body-read effect in UsageLimitSources.readSource, mapping timeout errors to
OpenRouterRequestError with the existing detail. Keep the status check outside
this timeout so a 403 response still follows the /key fallback path.
In `@apps/web/src/components/settings/AddUsageLimitSourceDialog.tsx`:
- Around line 32-50: Update openRouterSourceId and the dialog save flow so
multiple OpenRouter sources with empty or identical labels cannot overwrite one
another: either generate a unique stable UsageLimitSourceId or validate the
generated ID against existing sources and reject duplicate saves before
submission. Preserve stable IDs for existing sources and ensure the rejection
path clearly prevents replacing configuration or secrets.
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`Effect.timeout` wrapped only `client.execute`, so a response whose headers arrived but whose body stalled left `response.json` waiting forever. Source reads run inside `UsageLimitSources`' refresh lock, so that hang would have starved every later refresh and every reset-credit redemption, including CLIProxyAPI hubs. The hub client already bounds its whole chain; this one now matches. Only the timeout is remapped, so the 403 that drives the `/key` fallback survives. The Add-source dialog keyed every unlabelled OpenRouter account to the id `openrouter`, and `Work` and `work!` both normalize to `openrouter-work`. Settings merge by id, so a second account silently replaced the first one's config and its stored key. Ids are now suffixed until free; a hub keyed by URL still updates in place, since one URL is one hub. Both found by review bots on pingdotgg#10904 and confirmed against the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Why
There is no way to see an OpenRouter balance inside T3 Code. OpenRouter is not a driver and reports no quota, so Usage → Limits has nothing to say about it — anyone running agents on OpenRouter credits has to leave the app to find out what is left.
What changed
openrouterbecomes a secondusageLimitSourceskind, reusing that pipeline's secret storage, poll interval, publish channel, and Refresh button rather than adding a parallel one.UsageLimitSourceSnapshot.kindwas already a literal anticipating more kinds.The server tries
GET /api/v1/creditsfor the account balance and falls back toGET /api/v1/keyonly on 403. That fallback exists because OpenRouter refuses/creditsfor an ordinary inference key, so a provisioning key reports credits purchased vs. spent while a normal key still reports its own spend and limit. Any other failure (401, unreadable body) is surfaced rather than masked behind the narrower read.Add a key under Settings → Providers → Usage providers → Add source → OpenRouter.
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Notes for review
UsageLimitSourceConfigbecomes a tagged union so an OpenRouter source cannot carry a hub URL and a hub cannot be saved without one. Both members keeplabel/managementKey/enabled, so the existing secret write/read/redact path needed no changes —managementKeyis also OpenRouter's own term for a provisioning key.ServerProviderUsageWindow, not a reinterpretation of it. A prepaid balance has no rolling window to pool and no reset to count down to, so forcing it intousedPercentwould have been a lie.packages/shared/src/usageLimits.tstreated "source with no accounts" as a fault. Left alone, a healthy balance would emit a spurious "No accounts reported." notice and a failing one would offer/usage-limitsfor every driver. They now discriminate onkindvia onecoversEveryDriverhelper. This matters on mobile too, which shares the module.ForwardCompatibleArraydrops the snapshot it cannot decode, and the guards above keep it from surfacing phantom notices. Closing that gap is one component againstcollectCreditBalances.Testing
vp test runon the touched suites (143 passing), plus typecheck and lint on the changed packages. New coverage:/creditssuccess, 403 →/keyfallback, rejected key, unreadable body;collectCreditBalancesmapping and environment prefixing; the notice and slash-command-coverage guards; and an OpenRouter key round-tripping through secret write → redact → materialize.Verified end to end in a local dev server against a real OpenRouter account.
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