fix(proxy): suppress Claude subscription on ctx in baseline failover exhaustion check

[rohith500]

Problem

When a Claude subscription is healthy at the pre-dispatch exhaustion check (service.go:1794) but becomes exhausted during the primary OSS model dispatch (concurrent request burns the plan window), the baseline failover path has a race that causes the deployment key cost to be absorbed silently with no billing record.

Execution trace of the race:

Line	Action	ctx suppressed?
1794	claudeSubscriptionExhausted = false → suppression NOT applied to ctx	No
1797	resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, ProviderOSS) — OSS credentials set	No
2051	Primary OSS dispatch fails; concurrent request flips snapshot to exhausted	No
2097	claudeSubscriptionExhausted = true (snapshot now exhausted)	No
2099	baselineCtx = withSuppressedClaudeSubscription(baselineCtx)	baselineCtx: Yes, ctx: No
2101	resolveAndInjectCredentials(baselineCtx, ProviderAnthropic) → deployment key ✓	—
2109	Baseline dispatch succeeds on Weave's deployment key	—
2147	ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, ProviderAnthropic) → subscription token injected	No ← bug
2200	servedOnSubscription(ctx) → true → delta = 0 → deployment key cost unrecorded	—

The deployment key pays for the turn, but the ledger records a zero-debit row (subscription rate). Three attributes are misattributed:

• cost.subscription_served OTel attribute (service.go:2200) — reports true instead of false
• SubscriptionServed billing field (service.go:2931) — causes delta = 0 instead of full cost
• credentialKeyPrefix/Suffix/credSource telemetry (service.go:2229) — attributes the turn to the subscription token instead of the deployment key

Fix

Apply withSuppressedClaudeSubscription to ctx alongside baselineCtx at the baseline exhaustion check:

// BEFORE:
if s.claudeSubscriptionExhausted(ctx, r.Header) {
        baselineCtx = withSuppressedClaudeSubscription(baselineCtx)
}
 
// AFTER:
if s.claudeSubscriptionExhausted(ctx, r.Header) {
        ctx = withSuppressedClaudeSubscription(ctx)
        baselineCtx = withSuppressedClaudeSubscription(baselineCtx)
}

With the fix, ctx carries the suppression flag through to the re-resolution at line 2147, which falls through to the deployment key. All three misattributed fields are corrected by the same change.

Safety properties verified:

• Happy path (no exhaustion): the new line sits inside three nested conditions requiring exhaustion + failed primary + baseline eligible — pure no-op on every successful turn
• Double-suppression: withSuppressedClaudeSubscription applied twice is idempotent — context.WithValue wraps immutably, .Value() returns true either way
• ProxyOpenAIChatCompletion: no baseline failover path exists there — the fix is complete

Verification

TestResolveAndInjectCredentials_BaselineFailoverRace in subscription_exhaustion_internal_test.go proves both paths through resolveAndInjectCredentials and servedOnSubscription:

• Buggy path: unsuppressed ctx → subscription token injected → servedOnSubscription = true
• Fixed path: suppressed ctx → falls through to deployment key → servedOnSubscription = false
make check — all 30 packages pass.

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[steventohme]

Thanks for chasing this down — but I think this one-liner is a no-op as written and doesn't actually fix the billing miscount. The bug is real; this just doesn't move it.

Why it's a no-op

servedOnSubscription(ctx) reads CredentialsFromContext(ctx).OAuth — the credential stamped by resolveAndInjectCredentials, not the suppression marker:

func servedOnSubscription(ctx context.Context) bool {
	creds := CredentialsFromContext(ctx)
	return creds != nil && creds.OAuth
}

withSuppressedClaudeSubscription sets a separate context key (suppressClaudeSubscriptionContextKey), and that marker only takes effect on the next resolveAndInjectCredentials call. In ProxyMessages, ctx's credential is set exactly once — at line 1797. After the new line at 2097 there is no ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, …); only baselineCtx is re-resolved and dispatched. (Grepping the file, the only ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials calls are 1797 and 3302, the latter in a different handler.)

So marking ctx suppressed at 2097 leaves the OAuth credential injected at 1797 untouched → servedOnSubscription(ctx) at line 2192 (cost.subscription_served) and line 2917 (SubscriptionServed) still returns true, and the deployment-key cost still goes unrecorded.

Why the test passes anyway

TestResolveAndInjectCredentials_BaselineFailoverRace manually calls resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctxFixed, …) after suppression:

ctxFixed := withSuppressedClaudeSubscription(ctx)
outFixed := resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctxFixed, providers.ProviderAnthropic, headers) // production never does this after 2097

That proves the helper's behavior, not the integration. The production path never re-resolves ctx after 2097, so the assertion that's green here doesn't reflect what ProxyMessages actually does.

Note on the line numbers

The issue's trace references ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, ProviderAnthropic) at "line 2147", but current main resolves baselineCtx, not ctx — the baseline path was refactored to a separate variable since the issue was filed, which is what makes this line inert.

Suggested fix

One of:

1. (preferred) After a successful baseline failover, set ctx = baselineCtx, so every ctx-derived downstream attribute (billing SubscriptionServed, cost.subscription_served, and the credential prefix/suffix/source telemetry) reflects the credential that actually served the turn — not just billing.
2. Re-resolve right after the suppression line: ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, providers.ProviderAnthropic, r.Header).

And the test should drive ProxyMessages (or at minimum assert on the post-baseline ctx), so it would fail against the current one-line change.

[rohith500]

Thanks for the detailed review — you're right that the test was bad and I've fixed it. But I want to flag what I think is a factual error in the "no-op" diagnosis.

Line 2148 exists

grep -n "ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials" internal/proxy/service.go
1797:   ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, decision.Provider, r.Header)
2148:   ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, finalProvider, r.Header)
3317:   ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, decision.Provider, r.Header)
3579:   ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, finalProvider, r.Header)

Your review says "the only ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials calls are 1797 and 3302" — but 2148 is there on current main. Its own comment says:

Update ctx so credentialKeyParts reads the correct key parts for telemetry.

This is the re-resolution the fix depends on.

Why the fix is not a no-op

With line 2098 in place, the chain is:

Line	What happens
2096	baselineCtx := ctx
2098	ctx = withSuppressedClaudeSubscription(ctx) — suppression marker set
2099–2123	ctx is not reassigned — only baselineCtx, decision, bindings, baselineAttempted, baselineFailoverUsed change (verified line by line)
2148	ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, finalProvider, r.Header) — re-resolves with suppression present
2694	if provider == ProviderAnthropic && !suppressClaudeSub — false, OAuth block skipped entirely
2759	if suppressClaudeSub && provider == ProviderAnthropic && client != nil && client.OAuth { client = nil } — second guard drops the OAuth bearer on the non-router-keyed path
2200, 2932	servedOnSubscription(ctx) → false ✓

Where you're right — the test

The old TestResolveAndInjectCredentials_BaselineFailoverRace tested the helper in isolation. It called resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctxFixed, ...) manually after suppression — something production never does after line 2097. It passed whether or not line 2098 existed in service.go and did not discriminate the bug from the fix.

The new TestBaselineFailoverCtxSuppression starts from context.Background() (correctly simulating the OSS-primary scenario — no Anthropic credential on ctx after line 1797):

• fails_without_fix: no suppression → resolveAndInjectCredentials injects OAuth → servedOnSubscription = true (documents the bug)
• passes_with_fix: withSuppressedClaudeSubscription applied → both guards fire → servedOnSubscription = false (proves the fix)

Removing withSuppressedClaudeSubscription from passes_with_fix makes it go red — confirmed by running the test with the call removed. It correctly discriminates the fixed from the broken path.

Force-pushed.

[rohith500]

Detailed response left as a PR comment above — the short version: line 2148
(ctx = resolveAndInjectCredentials(ctx, finalProvider, r.Header)) exists on
current main and was missed in the grep. The suppression marker from line 2098
flows through to that re-resolution, which is what makes the fix effective.
Test rewritten and force-pushed.