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feat(opencode): read usage limits from the connected server - #34146
OpenCode usage limits were read from local credentials and the Go usage endpoint, so T3 could not show Console workspace budgets or usage for external OpenCode servers. Reading local credentials could also report the wrong account for a remote server.
Change
Read usage limits from the connected OpenCode server when its experimental endpoint is available. Map Go allowances and Console budgets into T3’s existing usage bars, including reset times, workspace links, and model-specific limits for fallback selection. Keep the legacy reader for older servers; treat signed-out workspaces, unsupported endpoints, and probe failures separately. External servers use their own connection and never fall back to local credentials.
Scope and approval
Focused implementation of the maintainer-requested OpenCode usage-limits gap, using the existing provider usage-limit display and fallback behavior.
Verification
vp run check:changed passed formatting, lint, knip, affected-package typechecks, and 116 adjacent tests. A focused OpenCode run passed 198 tests. Isolated web UI verification used protocol fixtures; the displayed usage values were mock data, not a connected OpenCode Go account. Mobile was typechecked but not exercised on a device. Per-model budgets without individual spend appear as an aggregate informational bar and do not trigger model fallback; dollar amounts and vendor or price filters are not represented in T3’s bars.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — OpenCode usage reporting now reads workspace budgets from the connected server and scopes exhausted limits to relevant models and providers. Read-only requests, bounded failures, and legacy compatibility keep the change limited without altering configured defaults or permissions.
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Walkthrough
The PR adds model- and provider-scoped usage windows and reads usage limits from OpenCode 2 servers. The driver uses server limits when available and falls back to the existing usage-limit reader when needed.
Changes: OpenCode usage limits
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Summary
Model- and provider-scoped usage windows packages/contracts/src/providerUsageLimits.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/usageLimits.ts, packages/provider-core/src/server/usageLimits.test.ts, packages/shared/src/usageLimits.ts, packages/shared/src/usageLimits.test.ts
Usage windows can specify model IDs and provider IDs. Equality checks compare both lists. Exhausted-window selection excludes a restricted window when its model or provider does not match the selected model. Tests cover scope changes and fallback selection.
The OpenCode 2 client exposes a usage-limit query. The reader maps Go meters and Console budgets into usage windows and includes workspace usage details. It returns undefined for unsupported endpoint responses, reports unavailable limits for null data, and reports probe failures for other failures.
Driver routing and fallback packages/provider-opencode/src/server/driver.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/driver.test.ts
Disabled instances and v1 runtimes use the legacy reader. Other runtimes query OpenCode 2 and fall back to the legacy reader when the server returns no limits. The check has a 10-second timeout and returns unavailable limits on failure.
sequenceDiagram
participant OpenCodeDriver
participant OpenCode2Client
participant OpenCodeServer
participant LegacyUsageReader
OpenCodeDriver->>OpenCode2Client: Request limits for directory
OpenCode2Client->>OpenCodeServer: Query usage-limits endpoint
OpenCodeServer-->>OpenCode2Client: Return limits or no endpoint result
OpenCode2Client-->>OpenCodeDriver: Return limits or undefined
OpenCodeDriver->>LegacyUsageReader: Read limits when disabled, v1, or server result is undefined
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#14983: The PR reads OpenCode 2 workspace usage and maps Go allowances into usage windows, addressing the reported missing limits.
pingdotgg/t3code#31066: The PR changes OpenCode Go usage mapping, but the supplied context does not confirm that it fixes the reported session and weekly values.
pingdotgg/t3code#32015: The PR adds model and provider filters to exhausted-window selection, which could prevent a model-scoped window from blocking unrelated models. The context does not confirm whether Claude windows populate modelIds.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#31032: Both PRs change the OpenCode driver usage check and its behavior when a probe fails.
pingdotgg/t3code#30129: This PR changes the usageLimits source used for OpenCode Go usage, which PR #30129 reads through the same data contract.
Suggested reviewers:maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 7a2a1
This change reads usage limits from the connected OpenCode server and keeps the legacy reader for older runtimes. When the runtime probe fails, usage shows as unavailable instead of falling back to local credentials that might belong to a different workspace. This is intended and no concrete merge-blocking risk remains.
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Link the triaged issue or the discussion that records explicit maintainer approval of the direction and scope, and include the approval comment or its reference. Also remove the trailing model/harness attribution line only if it does not ap…
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The title "feat(opencode): read usage limits from the connected server" matches the main change. The diff adds a v2 usage-limits reader for the connected OpenCode server, with a legacy fallback for ol…
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The title "feat(opencode): read usage limits from the connected server" matches the main change. The diff adds a v2 usage-limits reader for the connected OpenCode server, with a legacy fallback for older servers. It follows the conventional commit format with a plain-language summary.
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The description follows the template. It has Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections, and it gives the reason for the change. Verification lists commands, test counts, and limits such as mock data and no device testing. The Scope section does not link a triaged issue or maintainer approval comment, which the template asks for. The author states the work is a maintainer-requested gap, but gives no link or approval evidence.
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Link the triaged issue or the discussion that records explicit maintainer approval of the direction and scope, and include the approval comment or its reference. Also remove the trailing model/harness attribution line only if it does not apply; the template asks for it when an agent was used, and the description already names one.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/driver.ts:
- Line 402: Update the runtime selection flow around runtimeProbe.get so a probe
failure for a local instance is treated as an unknown generation and falls back
to legacyUsageLimits instead of reaching the outer error handler. Preserve the
existing handling for successful probe results and ensure external servers
retain the legacy reader’s unsupported behavior when serverUrl is set.
Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/v2/usageLimits.ts:
- Line 145: Validate workspace.usageURL before creating externalUsage: parse it
and include externalUsage only when it is a valid HTTP or HTTPS URL; omit it for
invalid URLs or other schemes. Keep the usage windows unchanged.
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Problem
OpenCode usage limits were read from local credentials and the Go usage endpoint, so T3 could not show Console workspace budgets or usage for external OpenCode servers. Reading local credentials could also report the wrong account for a remote server.
Change
Read usage limits from the connected OpenCode server when its experimental endpoint is available. Map Go allowances and Console budgets into T3’s existing usage bars, including reset times, workspace links, and model-specific limits for fallback selection. Keep the legacy reader for older servers; treat signed-out workspaces, unsupported endpoints, and probe failures separately. External servers use their own connection and never fall back to local credentials.
Scope and approval
Focused implementation of the maintainer-requested OpenCode usage-limits gap, using the existing provider usage-limit display and fallback behavior.
Verification
vp run check:changedpassed formatting, lint, knip, affected-package typechecks, and 116 adjacent tests. A focused OpenCode run passed 198 tests. Isolated web UI verification used protocol fixtures; the displayed usage values were mock data, not a connected OpenCode Go account. Mobile was typechecked but not exercised on a device. Per-model budgets without individual spend appear as an aggregate informational bar and do not trigger model fallback; dollar amounts and vendor or price filters are not represented in T3’s bars.GPT-6 Codex