feat(app): Add OAuth rate limits and usage dashboard #8912
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Non-network errors seen in logs: - AI_APICallError (402 deactivated_workspace) - AI_APICallError (500 server_error) - AI_LoadAPIKeyError / OpenAI API key is missing - ProviderInitError - ConfigInvalidError - ProviderAuthOauthCallbackFailed - NotFoundError - EditBuffer is destroyed
- Add getUsage() to fetch OAuth account status and health - Add fetchAnthropicUsage() to fetch Claude Max rate limits from Anthropic API - Add GET /auth/usage endpoint to expose usage data
- Add DialogAuthUsage component with rate limit visualization - Display Anthropic 5-hour and 7-day limits with progress bars - Show OAuth account status, cooldown state, and request counts - Add button in sidebar to open the dialog
- Add AuthUsageCommand to display rate limit info in terminal - Show account status, cooldown state, and request counts - Display Anthropic rate limits when available
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The following comment was made by an LLM, it may be inaccurate: Based on my search results, I found one potentially related PR: Related PR:
This PR is related because the current PR (#8912) explicitly mentions that it builds on the OAuth multi-account failover infrastructure, likely from this OAuth Marathon implementation. However, they serve different purposes - #8590 appears to handle the credential rotation logic, while #8912 adds the usage monitoring dashboard on top of that infrastructure. This is not a duplicate but rather a dependent feature. No exact duplicates found. |
The AI SDK's convertToModelMessages() does not accept 'step-start' as a valid UIMessagePart type. This caused AI_InvalidPromptError during session compaction. - Remove step-start from being added to UIMessage parts - Simplify the filter since step-start is no longer included - Fixes compaction breaking sessions with context overflow
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@mguttmann screenshots please |
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Closing to rework - will resubmit with improved documentation covering both features (multi-account OAuth rotation + usage dashboard) |
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Summary
Adds visibility into OAuth rate limits and usage information for authenticated providers, particularly useful for Claude Max users to monitor their 5-hour and 7-day usage limits.
Closes #8911
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Backend (
packages/opencode)src/auth/index.ts: AddgetUsage()andfetchAnthropicUsage()functions to OAuthPoolsrc/server/server.ts: AddGET /auth/usageAPI endpointsrc/cli/cmd/auth.ts: Addopencode auth usageCLI commandFrontend (
packages/app)src/components/dialog-auth-usage.tsx: New dialog component with:src/pages/layout.tsx: Add sidebar button to open usage dialogScreenshots
The dialog displays:
Testing
Note
This PR includes the OAuth multi-account failover commits from @gwizz as a foundation, since the usage dashboard builds on that infrastructure. Credit to gwizz for the excellent OAuth rotation system!