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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds usage-limit failure metadata, persists reset timestamps, introduces arm and disarm commands, resumes eligible threads through a scheduled reactor, and updates client status and countdown displays. ChangesUsage-limit contracts and provider metadata
Projection persistence and snapshot propagation
Resume commands and orchestration
Client usage-limit experience
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Provider
participant RuntimeIngestion
participant Projection
participant WebClient
participant ResumeReactor
participant Decider
Provider->>RuntimeIngestion: emit usage-limit failure and reset time
RuntimeIngestion->>Projection: persist session error metadata
Projection->>WebClient: expose reset and resume state
WebClient->>Decider: arm usage-limit resume
Decider->>Projection: emit armed event
ResumeReactor->>Projection: find due armed thread
ResumeReactor->>Decider: dispatch thread.turn.start
Decider->>Projection: emit disarmed event on turn start
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some Codex usage-limit failures can remain parked without an automatic-resume time when rate-limit metadata arrives after the terminal event. Resolve this ordering gap before merge so affected threads can recover as intended. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ProjectionSnapshotQuery.ts (1)
2492-2526: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve usage-limit resume state in
getCommandReadModel.
listThreadRowsselectsrow.usageLimitResumeAt, but this builder omits it. When the command engine bootstraps from this read model,thread.usage-resume.armcan accept the same window again, andthread.usage-resume.disarmcan reject an armed thread because the decider receivesundefined.titleRegeneration: mapTitleRegeneration(row), deletedAt: row.deletedAt, + usageLimitResumeAt: row.usageLimitResumeAt ?? null, messages: [],🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/decider.ts`:
- Around line 1416-1422: The ThreadUsageResumeArmCommand validation must only
allow resuming a persisted usage-limit failure: require an error session whose
lastErrorKind is "usage_limit", require persisted lastErrorResetsAt to equal
command.resumeAt, and validate that persisted reset time is in the future using
server time rather than command.createdAt. Update the existing checks near the
thread session status validation while preserving the invariant-error behavior.
In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ProviderRuntimeIngestion.ts`:
- Around line 1610-1631: Update the lastErrorKind and lastErrorResetsAt
derivation so any new non-usage-limit failure clears both values, including
failed turn.completed events with other failureReason values and
session.state.changed events entering error. Preserve usage-limit metadata for
usage-limit failures and clearing on ready or interrupted recovery, while
avoiding reuse of the prior thread.session.lastErrorKind for unrelated failures.
In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/UsageLimitResumeReactor.ts`:
- Around line 54-77: Update the per-thread callback passed to Effect.forEach in
UsageLimitResumeReactor.resumeThread to catch and log dispatch failures for that
individual thread, following the isolation pattern used by
ProviderRuntimeIngestion. Keep processing subsequent dueThreads when one
engine.dispatch call fails, while preserving the existing resume command
behavior for successful dispatches.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 3924-3927: Update the usage-limit handling around
context.turnState.usageLimitResetsAtMs and the recovery logic near
handleResultMessage to track reset timestamps per limit type, remove a type when
its window is allowed again, and recompute the aggregate reset time as the
maximum timestamp among remaining rejected windows so failureResetsAt reflects
the current blocked state.
In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 2388-2390: Update the rate-limit handling around
codexUsageLimitMessage and the turn.completed emission so snapshots arriving
after turn/completed still provide failureResetsAt. Defer terminal
classification until the related account/rateLimits/updated snapshot is
available, or emit a follow-up event that persists its reset time, while
preserving existing behavior when the snapshot arrives first.
In `@apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadErrorBanner.test.tsx`:
- Line 84: Update the ThreadErrorBanner test to store the raw error text in an
error constant and assert that markup does not contain that exact value,
replacing the unrelated “rate limit exceeded” literal.
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In `@apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/ProjectionSnapshotQuery.ts`:
- Around line 2492-2526: Update the thread object constructed in
getCommandReadModel to include row.usageLimitResumeAt, preserving the selected
resume timestamp in the read model consumed by the command engine. Locate the
builder near latestTurn and session fields, and keep the existing row value
unchanged without introducing a fallback that converts it to undefined.
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Addresses the Macroscope and CodeRabbit findings on PR pingdotgg#11215: - Wire UsageLimitResumeReactor.start() into OrchestrationReactor.start(). The sweep service was constructed but never started, so armed threads were never resumed. - Bind thread.usage-resume.arm to the persisted failure: the decider now requires an error session with lastErrorKind="usage_limit", requires command.resumeAt to equal the persisted lastErrorResetsAt, and judges the window against the server clock instead of command.createdAt. A client can no longer arm a healthy thread or pick an arbitrary time. - Re-check the arm immediately before the sweep dispatches a resume and isolate per-thread dispatch failures, so a cancel racing the sweep is honored and one rejected resume no longer delays the other due threads. - Clear lastErrorKind/lastErrorResetsAt on any new non-usage-limit failure (failed turn with another reason, session entering error) and carry the previous reset timestamp on turn-start events so unrelated session updates stop wiping the window; previously a later unrelated error could stay classified as usage_limit, and an in-window update could drop the countdown. - Track Claude reset times per window type and derive the failure's reset from the windows still rejected, so a recovered window no longer extends the reported wait. - Carry usageLimitResumeAt in getCommandReadModel so the arm survives an engine read-model rebuild instead of stranding the sweep. - Key the calm banner to the usage-limit error text, so a fresh local error is not hidden behind the limit notice; disable the arm action once the window passes instead of letting the server reject silently. - Assert against the actual raw error text in the banner test, and add decider coverage for the arm invariants and the disarm-on-turn-start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2388-2390: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve late reset data for usage-limit failures
When
account/rateLimits/updatedfollows a usage-limitturn/completed, the adapter queues the terminal event before it merges the later snapshot. If no earlier snapshot supplied the reset time,failureResetsAtis omitted. Ingestion then persists nolastErrorResetsAt, andthread.usage-resume.armrejects the command because the failure has no known reset time. Retain the pending failure or apply the later rate-limit snapshot at this shared provider boundary so the terminal failure carries the reset timestamp.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/web/src/components/chat/ComposerUsageLimit.tsx`:
- Line 25: Refactor usageLimitBannerItem so it no longer calls useState or
useEffect from the memoized helper invoked by ChatView; make the helper pure or
move its stateful logic into an unconditional custom Hook at component scope.
Ensure windowPassed is reset or derived whenever resetsAt changes, preserving
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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexAdapter.ts`:
- Around line 2388-2390: Update the CodexAdapter terminal usage-limit handling
around codexUsageLimitMessage so a later account/rateLimits/updated snapshot is
applied to the pending turn/completed failure before it is persisted. Preserve
the reset timestamp when no earlier snapshot provided one, ensuring
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2388-2390: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReconcile late rate-limit snapshots before projecting the failure. If
turn/completedis processed beforeaccount/rateLimits/updated,codexUsageLimitMessageemits nofailureResetsAt. The later snapshot only updates local state and cannot revise the emitted failure.thread.usage-resume.armthen rejects the usage-limit failure becauselastErrorResetsAtis null, so the thread can remain parked without automatic resume. Buffer or reconcile the terminal failure with the later snapshot before projection.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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When a subscription runs out of usage, the thread died with a raw provider error, the sidebar showed a Failed row, and the only way forward was to come back later and nudge the thread manually. Treat usage-limit failures as their own recoverable state end to end: provider adapters classify the failure with the reported reset window, the session projection carries lastErrorKind/lastErrorResetsAt, and the web UI shows a warning card with a live countdown plus an opt-in auto-resume toggle. A server-side sweep restarts armed threads once the window passes with a "Continue where you left off." turn. Model: SWE-2 Max via T3 Code
- The composer's auto-resume action now selects arm/cancel from the armed flag itself, so an armed thread stays cancellable after its window passes instead of re-dispatching an arm the server would reject. - ChatView skips the arm dispatch once the reset time has passed, closing the click-between-expiry-and-refresh race that previously failed silently. - Ingestion disarms a stale resume when the session recovers to interrupted as well as ready, matching the classification clear. Model: SWE-2 Max via T3 Code
…rrupted A provider-driven turn bypasses the decider's turn-start disarm; when it aborts, the session lands on interrupted and the usage-limit classification clears. The stale arm must go with it. Model: SWE-2 Max via T3 Code
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Final correction for this check: the inline Layer.scoped suggestion is invalid and should be ignored. The current Layer.effect usage is correct under this repository's Effect v4 semantics. The check found no Effect service convention violations. Posted via Macroscope — Effect Service Conventions |
When a rate-limit window rejects again without a credible resetsAt, the stamp an earlier rejection left behind no longer describes the provider's claim. Clear it so the failure reports no window rather than arming a resume at a time the provider stopped supplying. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…r limits reset Squash of upstream PR pingdotgg#9012 (vitalyiegorov), adapted to build on pingdotgg#11215's usage-limit classification instead of duplicating it: - The reset time comes from the thread session the server already classifies (session.lastErrorKind === "usage_limit" + lastErrorResetsAt) via a new client-runtime helper threadUsageLimitResetsAt(), not from a provider-snapshot scan. The PR's exhaustedUntil() in packages/shared/usageLimits.ts, readThreadProviderSnapshot() in entities.ts and the mobile thread-provider-instance usageLimits plumbing are therefore not taken (keeps the usage-limits stack untouched). - The composer offer is a "Snooze until <reset + 1 min>" button on pingdotgg#11215's usage-limit card (ComposerUsageLimit.tsx) beside the auto-resume toggle, instead of a second banner. - Snooze menus (sidebar popover, row context menu, chat-header menu, mobile row) lead with "Until limits reset" while the thread is parked, plus the PR's expired-preset guard and calendar-day wake description. (cherry picked from commits bdb2d60, f6ade4b, 0588cc2, 2193acc, cec058c, 0934c0a, 2439c6b, eed2e28) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the PR. We're not taking changes to the orchestration and provider layers right now: that part of the server is being rewritten for V2, and merging into the current code would either conflict with or be thrown away by that work. Closing for now. If this is still an issue once V2 lands, please reopen (or open a fresh PR against the new code) and we'll take a proper look. |
Problem
When a subscription runs out of usage, the thread just dies with a raw provider error ("Claude usage limit reached. Send the message again once the limit resets."), the sidebar shows a scary Failed row, and there is no way forward unless the user remembers to come back after the window resets and nudge the thread themselves.
Approach
Treat usage-limit failures as their own recoverable state end to end, instead of a generic error:
Classification (server)
ClaudeAdaptermaps the provider'srate_limit_eventto a structured failure withkind: "usage_limit"and the provider-reportedresetsAttimestamp (providerRuntimecontract extended accordingly). A result-less stream end with parked rate-limit evidence completes the turn as failed/usage_limit rather than interrupted, and reset times are tracked per window type so a recovered window — or a re-rejection that no longer reports a credible reset — stops contributing its stamp.CodexAdapterextracts the same signal from the usage-limits payload (codexUsageLimitsnow returns the reset time; tests updated).lastErrorKind="usage_limit"+lastErrorResetsAt(migration053_ProjectionUsageLimitResumeadds the columns) and flows throughProjectionSnapshotQueryto clients. A fresh non-usage-limit failure or a recovery to ready/interrupted clears the classification.Opt-in auto-resume (contracts + orchestration)
thread.usage-resume.arm/thread.usage-resume.disarmclient-dispatchable commands. Arming is the user's call, made from the composer card; the server never arms on its own. The decider only arms a thread parked on a persisted usage-limit failure, requiresresumeAtto equal the persisted reset time, and judges the window against the server clock.thread.turn.start, so a fresh message always wins over a pending auto-resume.ProviderRuntimeIngestiondrops a stale arm when a thread recovers to ready or interrupted before the reset time.UsageLimitResumeReactorsweeps armed threads once a minute: when the reset time has passed and no turn is active, it re-reads the arm and re-dispatches the turn with a short "Continue where you left off." user message. Each dispatch catches its own failure so one rejected resume never delays the rest.UI (web)
ComposerUsageLimit.tsx: a warning card behind the composer (same banner stack as the "server update available" card) with an hourglass icon, the plan-usage title, and a live countdown. Its toggle button starts as "Continue when tokens return"; pressed, it dispatchesarmand flips to "Auto-resume on — cancel" while the unavailable card stays visible; pressed again it dispatchesdisarm. The action stays cancellable after the window passes, and an expired unarmed window disables the arm instead of dispatching a command the server would reject.ThreadErrorBanner.tsx: usage-limit failures render as a calm info notice — "Reached your plan's usage limit · tokens return in Xh Ym ("tokens return now" once the window has passed)" — with a plain dismiss, instead of the red error alert. Non-usage errors are unchanged.Sidebar.tsx/Sidebar.logic.ts: a usage-limit failure resolves to a muted Limit status rather than Failed.UsageLimitCountdown.tsx: small self-ticking countdown span (same pattern asWorkingDuration), so only the countdown text re-renders each second.Validation
decider.usageResume.test.ts(6),ProviderRuntimeIngestion.test.ts(80, incl. the armed-thread recovers-to-interrupted disarm),ProjectionSnapshotQuery.test.ts(32),OrchestrationReactor.test.ts,ClaudeAdapter.test.ts(138),codexUsageLimits.test.ts(19),ThreadErrorBanner.test.tsx(10),Sidebar.logic.test.ts(168) — 374+ tests green viavp test run.tsc --noEmitclean in server, web, contracts, client-runtime.Unarmed (dark) — warning card with "Continue when tokens return", calm banner, sidebar "Limit":

Armed (dark) — button flipped to "Auto-resume on — cancel", unavailable card stays visible:

Armed (light):

Unarmed (light):

Window passed (dark) — countdown reads "resets now", the arm action disables with "Window passed — send a message to continue":

Auto-resume toggle (dark) — arming flips the card to "Auto-resume on — cancel" and back; each press round-trips the real command to the server:

Notes
turn/completedbefore itsaccount/rateLimits/updatedsnapshot; in that ordering the failure still classifies asusage_limitbut without a reset window, so the countdown/auto-resume card simply doesn't offer arming. Persisting the late reset into the already-emitted failure is a follow-up.Model: SWE-2 Max via T3 Code
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