fix(anthropic): trust the rate-limit headers the account already sends - #3809
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Every `/v1/messages` response carries `anthropic-ratelimit-unified-*`: the serving account's five-hour and seven-day utilization, and the epoch each window reopens. Two defects follow from ignoring them. The cooldown. A drained five-hour window answers with `Retry-After: 7999` (2h13m), which the rotator clamped to a 15-minute ceiling meant for a GUESSED backoff. That does not shorten the ban -- upstream keeps refusing -- it re-offers the exhausted account four times an hour, and each attempt spends a real request to earn another 429. A stated duration is a measurement, so it is now bounded by six hours (the longest window Anthropic publishes, plus margin) instead. Retry-After is not guaranteed on an Anthropic 429, but a `rejected` window's `-reset` epoch is, so that is the fallback; without it such a refusal cooled for the 60s default and the drained account returned a minute later. With more than one window rejected the LATEST reset wins, because the limiter is AND-composed: an account whose five-hour bucket rolls in three minutes is still refused for the days its weekly window needs. The measurement. Usage scores came only from a periodic `/api/oauth/usage` probe of whichever account was active, so a pool of two routinely scored both at UNKNOWN_USAGE_SCORE and picked between them blind -- while the exact numbers it wanted rode along with every answer it had already received. Those readings are now recorded against the account that served the turn, on the main path, the terminal-guard continuation, and both sidecars. The observation MERGES over the cached row and does not advance its timestamp: the probe also returns model-scoped weekly bars (Opus, Sonnet, Fable) that no header carries and that routing really reads, and `fetchAccountQuota` gates re-probing on that timestamp -- refreshing it every turn would both narrow the row and disable the only thing that could widen it again.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAnthropic account pools now use upstream rate-limit headers for bounded cooldowns and per-account quota tracking. Image, web-search, passthrough, and terminal-guard paths propagate these headers. Tests and documentation cover the new behavior. ChangesAnthropic rate-limit account pooling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Some Anthropic quota information can be mislabeled or omitted in narrow paths, and the documentation overstates availability. These are localized fixes with limited operational impact. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Upstream
participant ResponsePath
participant AnthropicRouting
participant QuotaCache
Upstream->>ResponsePath: return accepted response headers
ResponsePath->>QuotaCache: record serving-account utilization and reset data
Upstream->>ResponsePath: return 429 response headers
ResponsePath->>AnthropicRouting: rotate account with Retry-After and rate-limit headers
AnthropicRouting->>ResponsePath: return selected account
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5970-6021: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRecord Anthropic rate-limit headers before sidecar rotation
Both sidecar loops call
on429with the full 429 headers, then throw on the non-OK response beforeonUpstreamResponseruns (src/images/loop.ts:599-631,src/web-search/loop.ts:541-580). AddobserveAnthropicRateLimitHeaders(anthropicPoolAccountId, responseHeaders)at the start ofrotateSidecarProviderOn429insrc/server/responses/core.ts:5970. This shared hook covers both sidecars and records the headers for the account that returned the 429 before rotation changes the active account.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/claude-code.md`:
- Around line 35-37: Update the Claude Code guide’s utilization statements to
make each 5-hour and weekly reading conditional on its corresponding Anthropic
response header being provided, reflecting the independent parsing and recording
behavior.
In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 6017-6018: Refresh anthropicQuotaWriterGeneration immediately
after each admitted.accountId rebind in the sidecar, main recovery, and
terminal-guard rotation blocks, matching applyFailoverSnapshot. Ensure the later
header observers pass the generation for the newly bound account to
mayCommitAccountQuotaKey rather than the stale pre-rebind value.
In `@tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-ratelimit-headers.test.ts`:
- Around line 159-160: Update rotateAnthropicAccountOn429 to record the reset
fallback from parseRateLimitResetMs(...) with a distinct "reset-derived"
cooldown source, while retaining "retry-after" exclusively for parsedRetry.
Update the related health-source mapping so "reset-derived" produces the
quota-limited status, and change the cooldownSource assertion to expect
"reset-derived".
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts`:
- Around line 5970-6021: At the start of rotateSidecarProviderOn429, call
observeAnthropicRateLimitHeaders with anthropicPoolAccountId and responseHeaders
before any provider or account rotation occurs. Keep the existing rotation and
failover logic unchanged.
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| - Every response reports the serving account's 5-hour and weekly utilization, and those readings | ||
| are recorded for that account. Usage-aware selection works from ordinary traffic, without | ||
| waiting for a dashboard poll. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make both Anthropic utilization statements conditional on response headers. The live response path passes upstream headers to recordAnthropicAccountQuotaFromHeaders; parseAnthropicRateLimitHeaders parses the 5-hour and weekly headers independently and records no measurement when neither is present. Anthropic’s public API documentation does not guarantee these custom headers. Update docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/claude-code.md#L35-L37 and docs-site/src/content/docs/reference/configuration/providers.md#L436-L438 to state that each utilization reading is recorded only when its corresponding header is provided.
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/claude-code.md` around lines 35 - 37,
Update the Claude Code guide’s utilization statements to make each 5-hour and
weekly reading conditional on its corresponding Anthropic response header being
provided, reflecting the independent parsing and recording behavior.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Refresh anthropicQuotaWriterGeneration after each Anthropic 429 rebind.
At src/server/responses/core.ts:6029, 7067, and 7491, the rotation resolves and applies admitted.accountId but leaves the generation captured for the previous account. The later header observers pass this stale value to mayCommitAccountQuotaKey. If reconciliation advances lastReconciledGeneration while the request waits, the observer can reject the new account's quota write when its key is absent from liveAccountQuotaKeys.
Capture the generation immediately after each rebind, matching applyFailoverSnapshot at line 3825:
🛡️ Proposed fix
const admitted = await commitResolvedOAuthSelection(await getAnthropicPoolAccessSnapshot(nextAccountId));
if (!admitted) throw new Error("OAuth selection changed during recovery");
anthropicPoolAccountId = admitted.accountId;
+ anthropicQuotaWriterGeneration = captureConfigGeneration();
anthropicPoolFailovers += 1;
route.provider = { ...route.provider, apiKey: admitted.accessToken };Apply the same addition in the sidecar, main recovery, and terminal-guard rotation blocks.
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In `@src/server/responses/core.ts` around lines 6017 - 6018, Refresh
anthropicQuotaWriterGeneration immediately after each admitted.accountId rebind
in the sidecar, main recovery, and terminal-guard rotation blocks, matching
applyFailoverSnapshot. Ensure the later header observers pass the generation for
the newly bound account to mayCommitAccountQuotaKey rather than the stale
pre-rebind value.
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| expect(health?.cooldownUntil).toBe(resetEpochSeconds * 1000); | ||
| expect(health?.cooldownSource).toBe("retry-after"); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Record reset-derived cooldowns separately from Retry-After. rotateAnthropicAccountOn429 stores "retry-after" for both parsedRetry and parseRateLimitResetMs(...). src/oauth/health.ts maps "retry-after" to the operator-visible "Rate limited" status, so a reset-derived cooldown is misclassified instead of appearing as "Quota limited". Add a "reset-derived" source, use it only for the reset fallback, and update this assertion.
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In `@tests/adapters/anthropic/anthropic-ratelimit-headers.test.ts` around lines
159 - 160, Update rotateAnthropicAccountOn429 to record the reset fallback from
parseRateLimitResetMs(...) with a distinct "reset-derived" cooldown source,
while retaining "retry-after" exclusively for parsedRetry. Update the related
health-source mapping so "reset-derived" produces the quota-limited status, and
change the cooldownSource assertion to expect "reset-derived".
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…ldown Four gaps the review surfaced, all in the same feature. A 429 reports utilization too, and it is the reading that matters most: the window that just hit 100%. Neither success-path observation could see it -- the main loop replaces the response before reaching one, and both sidecar loops throw on a non-OK response before their success hook. All three refusal arms now observe before rotating. A cooldown derived from a spent window's reset is not a Retry-After, and calling it one made the dashboard report drained quota as request-rate throttling. It gets its own `reset-derived` source, the same vocabulary and the same health mapping the Codex pool already uses. The generation fence stayed at the value captured for the account that just 429'd while three rotation sites rebound the account under it, so the fence could refuse the very observation the rotation exists to produce. Every rebind re-captures it. The docs claimed every response reports both windows; a response carries whichever of the two it carries, and each is recorded independently.
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All four CodeRabbit findings were verified against the code and fixed in 3ef0ade. Record Anthropic rate-limit headers before sidecar rotation — correct, and wider than reported. A 429 carries utilization too, and it is the reading that matters most: the window that just hit 100%. Neither success-path observation could ever see it, because the main recovery loop replaces Refresh the writer generation at each rebind — correct. Three of the four rotation sites rebound A distinct Conditional wording in the docs — correct. Both pages now say whichever of the two windows a response carries is recorded, each independently, on refusals as well as successes. Also merged the 65 commits The remaining CI failure is |
… absent `repoRoot` resolves to the checkout under test, and in a git worktree that is not the primary checkout. A worktree nobody ran `bun install` in fails this precondition with a bare `expected true, received false`, which reads like a defect in the recovery path rather than missing setup -- it cost real time to diagnose. The assertion now names the path and the fix.
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@lidge-jun @Ingwannu — requesting
For the security review, what the OAuth files actually change:
The rest of the change is a read of response headers into the per-account quota cache: it records utilization percentages, never a token. Nothing is sent anywhere new — the readings come from responses the proxy had already received. Happy to split the cooldown fix from the header ingestion into two PRs if that makes the security review easier. |
The prose below the table already said responses record utilization, while the `quotaWindow` cell still said per-account bars are known only after a dashboard poll. Both are now true of what they describe: the 5-hour and weekly bars come from response headers, and only the MODEL-SCOPED weekly bars still need a poll. Also state the deliberate half of the six-hour ceiling. It covers the five-hour window with margin but not the seven-day one, so a spent weekly window is re-offered every six hours rather than benched for days on a single refusal -- a cost, not an oversight, and one the previous comment obscured by claiming the ceiling covered the longest window Anthropic publishes.
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Thanks — all four points addressed. Two of them were already fixed in
The 429's own
The six-hour ceiling against a rejected weekly window — correct, and my comment was worse than the tradeoff: it claimed the ceiling covered "the longest window Anthropic publishes", which is false of the seven-day one. The tradeoff is deliberate and now says so. Honouring a multi-day reset benches an account for days on a single refusal, and nothing here can tell a genuinely drained week from a reset the operator has since topped up or that upstream revised. Six hours is the cost of being wrong, paid once per six hours instead of once per fifteen minutes. If a per-window ceiling is preferred, that is a small follow-up — I left it as one number because a weekly-specific ceiling would need to answer the same "is this still true?" question with no better evidence. On the merge train: the branch is on the latest |
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…lines [skip ci] Carry and refine lidge-jun#3809: observe each request-bound physical response, preserve probe clocks and model-specific windows, and retain valid multi-day upstream reset deadlines. Preserve credential ownership and skip unprovable observations. Runtime checks are deferred to the final cumulative hosted CI at owner request; no local suite was run. Co-authored-by: Éverton Toffanetto <evertondgn@hotmail.com>
…kip ci] Address lidge-jun#3825 review discussion_r3945728864. Retained standard and model-specific measurements become unknown after their known reset, including idle reads, hydration, persistence and joined failed probes. Reset-only headers cannot renew old usage. Keep unknown-reset behavior, probe clocks, unavailability and credential policy unchanged. Add real quota-evidence/manual-selection and persistence regressions; no local suites run per maintainer instruction. Original lidge-jun#3809 credit remains in ancestor f215f79.
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/v1/messagesresponse carriesanthropic-ratelimit-unified-*: the serving account's five-hour and seven-day utilization, and the epoch each window reopens. Two defects follow from ignoring them.The cooldown. A drained five-hour window answers with
Retry-After: 7999(2h13m), whichrotateAnthropicAccountOn429clamped toMAX_COOLDOWN_MS— a 15-minute ceiling meant for a guessed backoff. Clamping does not shorten the ban, since upstream keeps refusing; it re-offers the exhausted account four times an hour, and each attempt spends a real request to earn another 429.A stated duration is a measurement rather than a guess, so it is now bounded by six hours (the longest window Anthropic publishes, plus margin). Retry-After is not guaranteed on an Anthropic 429, but a
rejectedwindow's-resetepoch is, so that reset is the fallback — without it such a refusal cooled for the 60s default and the drained account was back in rotation a minute later. With more than one window rejected the latest reset wins, because the limiter is AND-composed: an account whose five-hour bucket rolls in three minutes is still refused for the days its weekly window needs.The measurement.
fiveHourScoreread a cache only a periodic/api/oauth/usageprobe of the active account ever filled, so a pool of two accounts routinely scored both atUNKNOWN_USAGE_SCOREand picked between them blind — while the exact numbers it wanted rode along with every answer it had already received. Those readings are now recorded against the account that served the turn, on the main path, the terminal-guard continuation, and both sidecars.Two properties keep the observation from degrading what the probe knows:
anthropic-routing.tsand byheadroomOfinaccount-quota-rank.ts, not only by the dashboard.ts.fetchAccountQuotagates re-probing on that timestamp, so refreshing it every turn would silence the probe for any account used more than once per ten minutes: the observation would both narrow the row and disable the only thing that could widen it again.Wire details worth stating, since they differ from every other quota reader here:
utilizationis a fraction (0.74means 74%) whileProviderQuota.*Percentis 0–100 and the probe endpoint already reports74.0;resetis epoch seconds. The fraction is rounded at conversion because0.29 * 100is28.999999999999996, and the CLI renderers interpolate the percent raw.The sidecar loops gain an
onUpstreamResponsedep so a web-search or image-bridge turn — a billed Anthropic call like any other — contributes its measurement instead of only its refusals.Verification
bun run typecheck— clean.bun run test— full suite green. (An earlier revision of this description blamedupdate-stop-first.test.tson the environment; that was my own worktree missing itsnode_modules, sincetests/helpers/repo-rootresolves to the checkout under test. With dependencies installed it passes.) Occasionalcli-headless-parity/cli-export-commandfailures under a loaded CPU pass when run on their own and are unrelated to this change.bun test tests/adapters/anthropic— 311 pass, including the 17 new cases.api.anthropic.comon a live account rather than assumed: a drained five-hour window returning429with-5h-status: rejected,-5h-utilization: 1.0andRetry-After: 7999, and the same account returning200with-5h-utilization: 0.36once the window reopened.Checklist
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