v0.2.0

CLIProxyAPI v8

Features

• Support CLIProxyAPI v8 and its generic plugin quota API.
• Return rolling, weekly, and monthly quotas for the credential selected by CLIProxyAPI.
• Advertise the quota provider as OpenCode Go.
• Remove the separate quota page and custom management routes.
• Accept an optional name for each API key.
• Use readable account labels and filenames instead of key digests.
• Preserve existing auth IDs, custom labels, filenames, and host metadata.
• Prevent duplicate auth records at cold start when readable filenames exist.
• Reject invalid quota values and redact provider request errors.

Upgrade

1. Upgrade CLIProxyAPI to v8.0.0 or later.
2. Replace the plugin binary with the new build.
3. Restart CLIProxyAPI.

The generic endpoints are GET /v0/management/quota/providers and POST /v0/management/quota/fetch.
Both require the management key. Quota reset is unsupported.

The management dashboard must support the generic quota API to show plugin refresh controls.
Older dashboard builds do not show these controls.

Existing credential files keep their names and stable IDs.
Set name: on an API key to choose its display label.
New files use readable names.

Special thanks to @darfink in #10.

What's Changed

Full OpenAI Codex CLI support across all models: multi-agent namespaces, custom programmatic tools (exec), tool call results, and reasoning efforts are fully functional.

Bug Fixes

• Fix missing Responses stream item lifecycle completion events (output_text.done, content_part.done, function_call_arguments.done, output_item.done) prior to response.completed, resolving dropped assistant output and tool calls in OpenAI Codex CLI and strict Responses clients.
• Fix handling of in-history messages with role: "system" across protocol adapters without rejecting them as unsupported roles or forwarding invalid turn roles to upstream providers that require alternating user/assistant turns.
• Fix handling of multi-part content arrays in function_call_output.output under /v1/responses decoding.
• Fix upstream HTTP >= 400 error propagation in streaming and non-streaming requests by reading and extracting the upstream error payload instead of discarding it with generic fallback errors.
• Add two-way Responses tool namespace and additional_tools translation: merge dynamic declarations from input items (type: "additional_tools"), unroll client-side grouping tools (type: "namespace") into qualified wire names for upstream models, and restore original tool names and namespaces across non-streaming output and streaming SSE events for OpenAI Codex CLI and multi-agent harnesses.
• Add Codex custom tool normalization and hosted tool dropping: rewrite generic custom tools (type: "custom", e.g. exec) into function tools with default object schemas, and drop client-only/hosted tools (apply_patch, web_search, web_search_preview, tool_search, image_generation) when routing to Chat Completions or Messages endpoints, resolving Codex CLI failures on models like space-bunny-free.
• Add bidirectional support for custom_tool_call and custom_tool_call_output conversation items and outbound custom tool events: translate inbound custom tool calls and results across Chat Completions and Messages protocols, unwrap arguments into clean raw input, and restore custom_tool_call and response.custom_tool_call_input.done on outbound non-streaming and streaming responses, resolving Codex tool dispatch aborts on programmatic tools like exec.
• Remove local reasoning effort validation across request translators: allow client-declared reasoning effort levels (e.g. xhigh, max, and unlisted levels) to pass through transparently to upstream endpoints without local gatekeeping in chatcompletions, responses, and messages adapters.
• Normalize tools for non-GPT native Responses models: unroll namespaces, convert custom tools (exec) into function tools, and sanitize web_search definitions when targeting non-GPT Responses endpoints (e.g. muse-spark, grok), while preserving transparent passthrough for native GPT models (e.g. gpt-6-luna).
• Restore custom tool calls across native Responses-to-Responses streaming and non-streaming adapters, ensure historical function_call arguments default to valid JSON via shared.DefaultArgs to resolve Muse Spark errors, drop compaction input items to fix Grok compaction blob decode failures, and expand UnwrapCustomToolInput to unwrap arguments, code, cmd, and command fields.
• Drop historical reasoning input items for non-GPT Responses upstreams: resolve Grok HTTP 400 "Could not decode the compaction blob" decryption errors on multi-turn conversations caused by pooled account credential mismatches on encrypted reasoning blobs.

Upgrade Notes

• Replace the old plugin binary with the new release binary.
• Restart CLIProxyAPI after replacing the plugin.
• Hard-refresh Management Center if the plugin page looks stale.

Full Changelog: v0.1.9...v0.1.10