fix(server): report Claude Team and Enterprise usage limits - #11482
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Claude Team and Enterprise accounts showed "This account has no subscription limits" even though claude.ai reports their utilization. Their `get_usage` probe answers `rate_limits_available: false`, and the real numbers arrive only on the `rate_limit_event` a turn streams, under an undocumented `unifiedWindows` map with no top-level `utilization`. Two things then dropped that data: the event mapper bailed out when `utilization` was missing, and an `unsupported` snapshot latched, so a later update could not clear it. Read `unifiedWindows` when the event carries it, falling back to the top-level fields for windows it omits, and let a window reported by the runtime override an `unsupported` probe result. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The Claude-specific event parsing is focused and tested, but the shared resolver now preserves prior usage windows across unsupported probes for all providers, creating a cross-provider stale-data risk during account changes. The production behavior change and unresolved Codex impact require human review. Not approved because:
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Claude ChangesUsage limit handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Claude as Claude streamed event
participant Mapper as claudeRateLimitEventToUpdate
participant Snapshot as Usage snapshot
participant Probe as Provider probe
participant Cache as Provider status cache
Claude->>Mapper: Send unifiedWindows
Mapper->>Snapshot: Apply mapped usage windows
Probe->>Snapshot: Report supported, unsupported, or omitted limits
Snapshot->>Snapshot: Preserve or replace published windows
Cache->>Snapshot: Replay valid cached windows during provider hydration
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Claude usage may temporarily show stale utilization after a quota window resets. The impact is limited to reporting and the fix is localized. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/providerUsageLimits.ts`:
- Around line 139-141: Update resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbe to treat probed ===
undefined like an unavailable probe result, preserving and returning published
usage limits when published is available and has windows. Add a regression test
covering an omitted probed usageLimits snapshot and verify the published windows
remain intact through makeManagedServerProvider/withUsageLimits.
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- hydrate unexpired cached usage windows during provider boot and replay them to instances - opt Claude driver into keeping published usage limit windows when probe returns unsupported
- Keep published usage windows when probe result is undefined instead of clearing them - Prevent early probe failures and unpopulated drivers from wiping existing limits
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/makeManagedServerProvider.ts`:
- Around line 166-171: Update resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbe to receive the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Expire preserved Claude usage windows during probe reconciliation.
resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbe returns published windows whenever Claude's probe is unavailable, without comparing their resetsAt or duration-based expiry. Interval refreshes can therefore keep showing stale utilization after a window resets, until a runtime update replaces it. Add the current probe time, filter expired published windows, and cover expiry between two unsupported probes. This is a localized stale-reporting issue.
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/makeManagedServerProvider.ts` around lines 166 -
171, Update resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbe to receive the current probe time and
filter preserved Claude published windows using their resetsAt or duration-based
expiry before returning them when the probe is unavailable. Preserve valid
windows while removing those that expire between two unsupported probes, and add
coverage for that reconciliation scenario.
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What Changed
claudeRateLimitEventToUpdatenow reads theunifiedWindowsmap arate_limit_eventcan carry, falling back to the top-levelrateLimitType/utilizationpair for any window the map omits. A window reported by the runtime also clears anunsupportedsnapshot instead of being discarded by it.On top of that mapping fix, two more gaps in how a probe's result gets reconciled with what is already on screen turned out to affect the same accounts:
hydrateCachedUsageLimits/hydrateCachedProviderinproviderStatusCache.tsnow replay a provider's cached usage windows at server start, as long as each window's own period (resetsAt, orwindowDurationMinsmeasured from the cached read) has not rolled over.ProviderRegistry.tsfeeds the replayed windows through the sameapplyUsageLimitspath a liverate_limit_eventuses, so the following boot-time probe treats them as already published rather than overwriting them. A cachedunavailableverdict is never replayed — for a Team/Enterprise account that verdict is just last run's wrong guess.undefinedno longer wipes published windows. Every driver omitsusageLimitson its early-return failure paths (missing executable, spawn failure, timeout), and some drivers never populate it at all.resolveUsageLimitsAfterProbeinproviderUsageLimits.tsnow treats that omission the same as a failed probe and keeps the last published snapshot, instead of clearing the bars. The Claude driver also now opts intokeepPublishedWindowsWhenProbeUnsupported, so its ownunsupportedverdict doesn't blank windows a turn already established.Why
Claude Team and Enterprise accounts show "This account has no subscription limits" in the Limits view while claude.ai reports their utilization just fine. Three things stack up:
get_usageanswersrate_limits_available: falsefor these accounts, before and after live API traffic. That is CLI behavior, not something this repo can fix.rate_limit_eventcarries every window at once under an undocumentedunifiedWindowskey, with no top-levelutilization. The old mapper early-returnedundefinedwheneverutilizationwas missing, so every one of these events was dropped.unsupportedlatch inapplyUsageLimitsUpdatewould have thrown it away.A captured event from a Team account, matching what claude.ai displayed at the time:
unifiedWindowspostdates the SDK typings we pin, so it is read structurally, the same waymodel_scopedalready is.On the resolver side, a probe that successfully reads windows never answers
unsupported. So windows on screen plus anunsupportedprobe can only mean a turn reported limits the probe cannot see — the normal state of these accounts. Letting the probe win there blanks the bars on every status refresh and redraws them on the next turn, soresolveUsageLimitsAfterProbekeeps the published windows for providers that opt in.Blast radius is limited to Claude: Codex only reports
unsupportedforapiKeyaccounts, which never stream subscription windows, andcliproxyApiusesprobeFailed. Theprobed === undefinedfix and cache hydration apply to every provider, but only change behavior where a probe was previously wiping windows for no informational reason.Gap that remains: the very first boot of an environment, before any cache exists, still has no windows to show until the first turn streams one. Cache hydration closes the gap for every restart after that. Fully closing the first-boot case needs the probe itself to tell a subscription account from an API key, and the SDK's
initializationResult().accountexposes nosubscriptionTypeto do it with — onlytokenSourceandapiProvider— so that's left for a follow-up.Tests cover the captured Team payload, unified-beats-top-level for the same window, the scoped overage row coexisting with unified windows, malformed entries, cache hydration (windows surviving/aging out/skipping
unavailable), and thekeepPublishedWindowsWhenProbeUnsupportedopt-in split. Two existing tests that asserted the old latch were inverted.UI Changes
None — the Limits view renders the bars it is given; this only changes whether it is given any.
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