fix(usage): identify Codex quotas by workspace account - #10873
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When /usage returns a blank plan_type and the ID token supplies free or go, the account gets the correct plan label but its quota window is assigned the paid-plan 5-hour/session fallback. snapshot.planType still uses the blank usage.plan_type, so codexRateLimitsToLimits cannot apply the Free/Go monthly fallback; populate it from the same trimmed ID-token fallback chain.
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In file @apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts around line 271:
When `/usage` returns a blank `plan_type` and the ID token supplies `free` or `go`, the account gets the correct plan label but its quota window is assigned the paid-plan 5-hour/session fallback. `snapshot.planType` still uses the blank `usage.plan_type`, so `codexRateLimitsToLimits` cannot apply the Free/Go monthly fallback; populate it from the same trimmed ID-token fallback chain.
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Fixed in 755c9b0. The plan label and quota snapshot now use the same trimmed usage/ID-token fallback value. Added a regression covering both Free and Go with a blank usage plan and missing window duration; both now produce monthly 43,200-minute windows. The adapter and Codex quota conversion tests pass (34 tests), along with server typecheck and changed-file lint.
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This is a cross-cutting production change to Codex identity extraction, CLIProxy handling, shared quota pooling, and reset-credit routing across existing usage paths, including authentication-related account data. An unresolved Medium finding also reports that blank plan responses for Free/Go can still receive the paid-plan fallback quota window. Not approved because:
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCodex authentication now exposes account IDs. Provider metadata and usage-limit collection use those IDs to keep same-email workspaces separate while preserving unambiguous email matching. Plan metadata and unsupported usage-limit handling were also updated. ChangesCodex account identity
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Codex usage limits now distinguish workspaces sharing an email while preserving safe matching for legacy identities and avoiding duplicate quota reports. The current change is ready to merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@apps/server/src/usage/cliproxyApi.ts`:
- Around line 162-164: Update CliproxyApi.apiCall so the Chatgpt-Account-Id
header uses the same trimmed chatgpt_account_id value returned by
CliproxyApi.readAccount, while preserving the existing omission behavior for
missing or whitespace-only IDs.
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What Changed
Carry an optional Codex workspace account ID from the native auth home and CLIProxyAPI account into the shared quota collectors. Match native, hub, and multi-environment reports by that ID. Email-only reports retain the existing fallback and join an identified workspace only when the email maps to one known workspace.
Custom-provider Codex instances no longer present a routed account's quota as their own subscription limits. Missing or unreadable auth identity falls back without failing the provider probe. Blank Codex plan values fall through to the ID-token plan fields for both the label and quota-window classification. Account-ID headers use the same trimmed value as the reported identity.
Why
Fixes #10835.
One email can belong to multiple independent Codex workspaces, including two Business workspaces with the same plan. Grouping by email loses a quota; grouping by email and plan still loses it when those plans match. Conversely, one workspace reported from multiple environments should contribute only once to the pooled quota.
This overlaps with open #10845. That PR follows the plan-label approach in the issue triage and explicitly leaves same-email, same-plan Business workspaces unresolved. This proposes the workspace-ID approach for that remaining case, with optional contract fields for older servers. It does not incorporate #10845.
Related: #10701 and #10700 address duplicate native rows in the
/usage-limitscomposer report. This change carries workspace identity through that report's native/hub matching, but does not deduplicate multiple native rows there. That work remains separate and should use the same identity rule if both changes land.Ported as one commit from RTVision#40, based on upstream
3e6f856f2. No fork release, routing plugin, or Vim-navigation changes are included.UI Changes
Cropped browser captures of the real Usage → Limits page in an isolated dev server, with the same synthetic fixture and fixed time for both captures. Both accounts use
developer@example.comand the Business plan. Alpha has 10% weekly quota remaining; Beta has 80%. Alpha is reported on both Laptop and Desktop. The temporary fixture was removed before committing. Backend identity extraction is covered by the focused tests below; the screenshots demonstrate the shared collector and UI behavior.Before: original upstream collector merges both workspaces and drops Beta, leaving one 10% quota.
After: Alpha and Beta have separate segments, Alpha is counted once across environments, and the pool shows 45% remaining.
The shared logic is used by web, desktop, and mobile. The integrated visual pass was on web; mobile was not launched. Only Codex supplies the new identity here; other providers retain their existing fallback.
Verification
usageLimits.test.ts,cliproxyApi.test.ts,CodexProvider.test.ts, andProviderRegistry.test.ts.git diff --checkpassed.Checklist
Prepared by GPT-6 via Codex. The original fork patch was reviewed by Claude Fable 5.1 via Claude Code.
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